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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-11
INTERESTING RESULTS
OF ANALYSIS OF PLAY
Cornell Has Played Greatest Number
of Minutes and Used Greater
Number OF Players.
VIRGINIA AMONG THE LEADERS
Varsity Team Has Scored $50 Points
In Seven Games-Sfayer Leads
witch Thirteen Touchdowns; Maui
betsch Second With EIcyen.

j.. NEW YORK, November 1o..-rntorost
nn ana rssu of ina have e., been; obtained BY
5gotSs teams 81 the q h san and S0i Miss
Gle West this Season. Corner t has
piayed the greatest number OF rfilnute on
ers; The ithaca record shows tbapt tai IL
sight e1g gamea Of 4s8 minutes' duration,
pisytpT gnt ns. have beer scored and 10?
with 42S minutes nf play FOR 2s6
mouth me o1tfank The WOLVERINES in play
sts sss Of vlssfaE q ws sYfos"s the
Ssg points for seven games. ali of which
defeated 81 to 0, ""S
!, o!ber teains that have crossed tho
s sis IVA Wsash!ogston and Jsnerssn., sia''
szo; Cornell. EOS; North Carolina. 49, 60.
last named eleven has scored the lare
est total to date. but the scores made
against swarthmore and Georgetown
opnonehts earlier IN the ins s @eaaness OF
ii he Inc somthoTners. however: have the
t fsw slevens thut have won every game
-. viIg,nia Poiyteehnlo lnatltate was
In the Middle West Chicago. IliI-
o oS's ae sna Wisconsin all have STAYED
From the standpoint OF individual
se,o,r,ing Mayer. Of Virginia, leads,
betsch. OF Michigan. and dhce, or
Dartmouth, nj his heels with eleven
each. =, Barrett and Shuler, both OF
Hughitt, MiGhignn's star quarter back.
easily leads. tho field in goals kick ed
from touchdowns., having twenty two
comes second with twenty. Barrett,
OF Cornell, has scored the greatest
number OF points, his ten touchdowns,
totalinE eighty.nlne points.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-11
v. M. /. PRACTICES HARD FOR
CLEMSON GAME SATURDAY
Cadets Are Unsauntrd. by Carolinn's Victory
Last Weefs-Ontes and Lewis
to Join Squad.

LEXINGTON. VA. November 10. -Aithougl,
Virginia Military institute were not in very
good condition they REPORTED on tho neid
for practice this afternoon, Several. how
ever. who are suffering With slight Injuries
were excused from WORT. among them being
these men. oakes and rewis pre- In tho
for practice Tomorrow. The afternoon was
given over to a light signal PRACTICE, and
puntins. Tomorrow the men Will ba but
through light scrimmage. followed Tho
next day by a heavy one
There is no gloom In camp owing to tho
defeat which the cadets suffered at the
hands OF Carolina I'm Charlotte on Saturday.
To tho contrary. everybody concerned.
coaches. cadets, alunin. and frlends. arc
satisfied that tho team did its best, md
are well satisfied with the showing made:
walkover by the rnrhecls.
All eyes ara now turned toward Rich
mond, where on Saturday the cadets viii
meet Clemson College In what Is expected
TO- be one of the mSst hStly cohtsstsi
In5hd. headed by Hugh stoekdell, are doing
ali In their power to make the gnfise 4
success.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-11
BEHIND CLOSED GATES
CAROL INA RESHAPES LINEUP
Shakc-Up IL Expected to Contribute Ten Per
Cent to the AgEresslvcnrss of
Tarheel Eleven.

CHAPEL HILL. n. c.. November io--ln
active shaping for the virginia game be-
hind closed gates this afternoon. Carolina s
football machine varied its complexion from
the Individual makeup that composed the
Vanderbilt. The details of the changed
front arc not to be disclosed to the public
Sis yet.
The ahake-up OF the regular line-up. how
ever II may be safely stated Is calculated
to contribute 10 per cent to the aggressive-
ness OF the team and accelerate the AGED OF
the backdeld, The offensive workout this
afternoon evidenced the contemplated Inn
proycmcnt of the squad TINT will face Vrr-
sinia.
The diasatisfactiou following the uotcomc
OF the V. III. !. and Davidson games Inns
thrown cold water over the enthusiastic
supporters Of Carolina, who earlier In the
season hoped FOR a Virginia victory.
In keeping with the prophecy OF 'Doggic"
Trehchard after the Vanderbilt contest that
In all probability the eleven that faced Geor-
gia and Vanderbilt would not he the team
that would battle with Virginia, the shake
up this afternoon was not surprising. The
move wns unavoida BILE. since many OF the
squad who went stale after the Vanderbilt
game have not succeeded In coming up the
hill again.
Roy Homewood nnd Wright who have
inquired al ends in the Rcason's games, were
not IN practice this afternoon. Hopes are
bright Tor Homewood returning TO his old
forM but the case OF Wright seeing hone
less his injury being in the nature of q
fractured shoulder.
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BAN JOHNSON TO CONFER
WITH WEEGHMAN TOMORROW
President Of American League Declines t.
Discuss IrUbabiilty Of Peace
in baseball.

OMAHA, NEB., November lo-B Il.
johnson, president Of the American League,
left for home tonight, after the National
Assoclat ton uf Professional Baseball Leagues,
In session here. had given assurances that
II would continue to support organized base
bail.
The American League executive declined
10 discuss the probability OF opening the
arms Of organized baseball to receive the
Federal. League. but. concerning the gem
we are In r. satisfactory working position.
! shall meet Charles Weeghman In Chicago
Thursday. and discuss tho probable changes
w ownership OF the Chicago National League
club. Later there Will he n conference he
tween members of the national commission
and leading minor leagues official which We
expect Will result In again placing organ
lied baseball on sound footing
Charles Ebbetts. president of the Brook
lyn National League club, made II plain
that, control of that organization was not
to change hands.
The National Bonrt, OF Arbitration to-
night continued It's consideration, OF com
plaihts and protests.
TO:dnys sessions of the minor lcacua ar.
resolution piedging adherence 10 organized
Dali, were routine In character. The Cana
dian Northwest League and the Canadian
thei: parks during 1918 because OF the war
and the general sentlmen, was In favor of
granting their request Tho matter will be
decided Tomorrow
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BALTIMORE FIGHTS TO
RETAIN THE FEDERA[s
Proposition to Let international
League Have Field Meets
With Opposition.
MAJOR LEAGUE BALL DESIRED
Directors OF Federal League Club
Realize Peace With Majors lis Near
and They VIII Oppose Scheme to
Remove the Franchise.

BALTIMORE. MD. November i0.--An
League club was held to-day, and de-
spite all dcnals, they arc lighting hard,
to keep Baltimore in the Federal cir
cut. The directors ronIize that peace
with the majors In near at hand, md
the proposition has been put up to them
TO allow the International League to
nave full sway here again. As for tho
INTERNATIONAL the plan is to Keep Bal.
timoro In the circuit. TO transfer Jef-
sey. CITY TO Brooklyn and Montreal to
Pittsburgh. This being the case, tho
Federals would be dropped I'm these
cities and Baltimore, too.
There Is no denying that the propo-
sition which tends to placing Baltimore
back In the international will meet
with the stoutest. possible resistance.
The local directors arc not willing to
sell their holdings even At n profit, and
make 1t understood that they went into
the Federal movement TO give Baitl
satisfied with ,nny other proposition.
they Well realize that peace with az.
lntcrhational team holding the field
mere Would mean baseball doom for
this city.
The stockholders arc setting up n
howl. and Will not stand for the Fed
eral club leaving here. The fact re-
rains,. however. that the plan 10 to
drop Baltimore from the Federal cir
cult and this IL what the local mag
mates arc lighting against. The prop
osltlOn has been put up to them.
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PlMLICO RESULTS

s1as purge 500; rye and Mir farionss
Fly Homo. os tAmbrosel, $50. third Time
los 3D.. Tic Pin, Star OF Love. Fenrocls and
Brian Born also ran.
Second race-Enierson Htetp!echasc three
rers 10 9f u Mams see $50 miles |.
third. Time, s:s7 So Pons Asinorinm.
Golden Naie. EScocia, Brownie Girl. jeail
Florence @ also ran.
Third raee-seling &, handicap. ,th1ee-ycar-
Teen ha dnn pTET ses $50 S %na
$3.50. 1910. won; Good Day l0, tTurnerS
SO. saso second: Col; iloilowsy. % tAm:.
Gameila; Billie Baker. Goldy ana Sam
Fourth it1, raYsse-seii.ng handicap, three
nth-Thornii!ii. liz tButweiiJ $50
s:go. SO. won: Holiday. 1906 iaIcTaggart1
~ SEQ. second; Little Nearer. Jos tFair :
and Bryn L!mah also an.
Fiith iaee-the Jockey. Handicap. 500
aaaea, thseiei.yeIar -oids and pp, mile ana
$50. won; Tactic. 20 tMcAtec, sii.iG, s. q.
s sSies ,d BgskG rs (tair5foiheri, $$!@
Sixth race selling. handicap. three year,
Sid, snd up. s3s| added, SIS iurlong:.
NO, Boney Bee, ii. ia hSI35 s sg
ss.!e. second; Gold Cap, 10 cConnor,. 500
s eanse b pne s Helansy ;;srrafd
Sun kinE: M"ntreif. Fred Levy also ran.
Seventh race selling hand!cap three.
yea ~ " sd w. siY fnr!onss.b9!aia 10
IIe tSmythl, $500. s;.p}, secondj UndnuntcI,
~, GhustpnG $3.50. third Time iiS Ia par
Ior BOY. Cnuchies. Soldier. Al Court, spring.
tract also ran.
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M'WHORTER, GEORGIA STAR.
JOINS THE VARSITY ELEVEN
yirRinin's Regular break Up Forward
PnHscs Attempted Ivy Scrubs In
Practice Game.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. November
lO.-Nirpinia'a football squad engaged
In u lively workout to-day In the brac-
Ing weather. The way the regulars
broke up the forward passes attempted
by the scrubs brought Joy to tho
coaches. The secondary defense show
the passes and killing them. with the
result that very few ceeded. Both
the long and short passes attempted
by st. Johns were tried by the scrubs,
but the regulars were on their toes to
prevent the unexpected.
T., Every man OF inc varsity SQUAD WAS
scrappy centre. and he Is expected to
yet IN the scrlmmage Tomorrow.
McWhorter, the star half back from
the University OF Georgia. now a stu
dent In tho law school. made his Initial
appearance Of the season. In the daily
third teams he showed his ability by
scoring two touchdowns. q third
touchdown was made by Fuller.
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Tho big wrestling match of the sea
son is scheduled Tor Tonight al the
academy of Music. when w zbyszko,
who now claims the championship of
the world, will meet Harry Faust, the
crack German grappler. zbyszko
clair DE in fine trim for the big
battl
bSsxlio. the famous Polish grappler.
who has. been in this country only u
few weeks, is seeking TO meet Gotch.
full wrestler. There has never heen
!. man in. the game that has had more
fish grappler. and he is said TO be
idcntically the same type OF wrestler
as Gotch, the only difference. zhyszko
is. perhaps little faster on tie mat.
past few days Ss'f trainns for his Iof bonf
with Zbyszko. lie has hopes Of win
ming from ,' the champion. and IN the
Americus or Roller lii this city. Faust
realizes that he now. has an oppor.
.afnisy to enlmifte his long years Of
For, that reason he win be in the best
Richmond evidence that he has done
sis R Fels even :" Should lie fail e DO So 3d.
is more than match for tho woiider9
full, fal Polish grapRler When seen last
! s ~ ndI5 WIN l think ! nm Just
endurance and tGinE know mors
I Will go after Roller and Amcricus
I was meyer in better. condition, and
Will ,, be able 70 wrestls long bout"
the superhuinan strength possessed by
the GeFan mikes mixes hin, terror 70 all
in this country it was predicted by
wrestling: experts that he would bc tho
, worlds ehamPion. This predietIon was
Turk In Montreal, and the fierce bnttio
tho German gave the Terrible Turk
caused sensation In the wrestling
T., The zbyszko-F Faust match tonight
VIII be whirlwind affair from the
doesn't ienow whit fear is. nor does he s
realize that there is limit to his
ee zsyizkG e Sc sss far s,FenE,n is
chest deveiopment OF a Fitzsimmo em ms
and; and the Drawn Of 1 John L. sullivan;
Il Is an aecrate GeserIptio P fhe
prowess of the Polish giant. lie has
beaten the best in the game. and. has
aSyssko " and Fna Ispi bo,hin se shape Soih
eager and ready FOR the going. local
fhms VIZ isgsss the life
best in the game to-day. Il battle be-
tween men who know all the fine
points of the game.
While IbysZko has been winning
steadily SINCE entering the game, Faust
success around Chicago, where lie Is
big favorite. The German has been
wrestling two or three times each
week and winning much rs he pleased.
However, he will he ,,p against the
lyng OF all grapplcrs when he tackles
Zbyszko. and the match has aroused
the interest among local fans to a high
pitch. and n big crowd will he on hand
night.
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WEST END GUN CLUB PLANS
BANQUET FOR FEBRUARY
Noted =, sportsn,cn Will Answer Hunting
T6asts-PriSe Winners of Season
AunntncedS

The West End Gun Club. which has jus,
coeed successful se.son. Will not open
ur until next pril. and there Will be no
regular ina.,h nc. held during the winter.
though the members Gun hold iniproinptu
shoots between seasons II they wish.
Iii announcing the prize, winners Tor the
season. which are printed below. Secretary
Hart announces that in February the club
expects TO hold a banquet. TO which those
fond OF hunting and nshing Will be invited,
and for the occasion some OF the most
ri,mineE. sportsmcn In the United States
Will ba secured to answer hunting toasts.
w. ID .Jefman won the silver spoon. and
D., Hat tho Dupont Dog Picture in
C.ass h fer October
AZ 9 1iRnnr won the spoon and w. c..
Harvie the dog picture In Class u.
St. George Anderson won tho spoon and
Cary Shepparu the dog picture In Class c..
~ WILLIAM RmeEes, Ir:. won the spoon, and
;, Robert e reyton. Jr., won he spoon and
st. George Snt arsou won the Lumsdcn
trophy. cup. making eleven legs. with c.
w. Williams runner-up. ten legs.
The nhnl winners OF the watch fob tro-
phies were: w. C. Bragg. the Stevens:
william i,ueser. Jr.. the Hercules: W. l..
boyd and Archer Anderson. Jr., tied for
the Dupont.
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INQUIRIES FOURTH TEAM
DEFEATS LlTTLEV. P. |.

Yesterday afternoon McGuire's fourth
team won from Little V. T.. I. by the
score of 3 10 o. Clay was the star fot
and Burnham s,mrred for " .J ~ W.T.,
son kicked goal once for McGuirc's.
The line-up:
son. left tackle; Taylor, left guard:
Horsley, centre; Siewers, right guard:
Moore, right tackle; Minor. right end;
McFaden, quarter back: clay, left half
back; Cnrsiey, right half back: Wilson.
full back.
left Tickle; Ruckcr, left guard; Knight.
centre: Potts, right guard: Mayfield,
right tackle; Edwards, right end; Bur
back: Cummings, right half back; Hut
ton, full back
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INQUIRIES THIRD eleven
DEFEATS GINTER PARK TEAM

McGuire's third team defeated Gintcr Park
yesterday by tho score Of 10 to Il.
II was one Of the cleanest and best
played games that has been staged in the
midget Circle this season.
The teams were evenly matched, although
McGuire's. III. slightly outplayed their OPP
poucnts.
The touchdowns were made by AIarye In
gram ana Horseley for McGuire's and by
POWERS Tor Ginter PARK; che feature play
OF The game for McGuire's were made by
Ingram. Iorseley Mnrye and Haskell, while
for Ginier Park. Gum, Powers and Wilson
were the bright lights.
The line-up:
Mct;uirc's- Whismore fscotD. left end
Miller, left tackle; Massie tWingiield), left
guard; Haskell, centre: Freeman Lynnl
right guard: Walden. right tackle: Davenport,
right enui Mnryc, quarter back; Purcell
CHaganl. left half; Horseiey. full back; In
gram, right half.
Ginter Park-Welis. left end: Hannah. left
tackle: Missile. left guard; Runin. centre
Jones right guard: Chapman. right tackle
Carpenter, right end: Wilson, quarter hack;
Gum, icf, half; Powers. full back: Massie,
right half.
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SCHOOLBOYS TO MEET IN
ATHLETIC CONTEST FRIDAY
Entrants VIII Br Limited to Sixteen Year,
of .tCe-Six Events VIII BE
Pulled on

The young athletes of the West END and
the East End grammar schools will meet
Broad street Park Friday afternoon at 4
o'clock. 40 half .hoiday will he given, but
pupils who want to attend the meet to get
10 the park on time for the opening or the
u. ,graIr.
Tn, entrants will be limited to sixteen
years OF age There will he six events for
section II the city The dashes will be- d.
rtdcd and three boys .wiil qualify for tho
events, No contestant will be allowed TO
events.
. The contestant making the highest totni
OF points VIII he awarded n prize aud Will
be known MS the champion grammar school
athletes OF tho city.
There Win be no charge OF af~,Ission, ana
the public Is iavi.ed 10 a,renu
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-11
MATHEWs0N TELLS ABOUT
SIGNING WITH ATHLETICS
Connie Mack Once slEned the Unknown
College TSSfrler mud Advanced.
Him $50 to Pay Dills.

Not many will remember that Natty
, %as once a number OF the Athletics
coahe Mack and later un ms s'saeH he VEIN es
number Of the Baseball Magazine. the
~ % nrs don, 6 Sl Mack I'll had been much
players, ana he had heard Of my ' FOOT
ss n hi .rs AFTER aope
MIND. Wrbte 70 Mr.. Mack ase taill 1R h ihS
play only part OF the season. but that
Il he would guarantee to give me 500
for the summer vacation. during which
certainly doing the proper thing by
sun shone. told. him thought /
ought TO have $50 IN advance. l owed
some money for books and a few other
, items. and wanted to get square with
knew, but. I. didn't know, but that he
any case would make a try. u later At i
more. as he advanced the money With
that ] received a red-hot comniunlca-
peared i had committed some crime.
and must zee him ut once to ,straighten
out the kinks In my reputation. mas
WAT np sseh Fad taSa Sa m haa
o. the weight or guilt was carrying,
but he speedily undece!ved me. An
| soon as he saw me he shut the office
! finEet at me. and said: See here. young
man. what is thip hear about you and
hs yoa ssob heaE e DSn cunt yu
you Will either play in New York or
yoa wont play at all?' l was com
with Connie Mack That doesn't make
any my -; nifferenee, said freedman. the
months, and then where will YOU be !?
sssry p m h. Tho ESes With tina,
be able to play anywhere else as long
the property Of this club. and II You l
refuse to live up to your agreement /
will bring suit against YOU myself
This was a remarka6le revelation 70
Of my value TO Mr.. Freedman or The
been for the fact that his entire pit CHI
5SS s. Ss0 NJ E. I hiIaseit Ssald
However, MS it was, and taking fuiii
he 90 Wrought or my imaEinnt lon tina" that
orally didn't want to forego my future ir
career as a ball player il such a ca
re 60 w With sasss sh na da1t ant
three months. but Mt the same time,
! didn't want TO go back on my word
Freedman that 1 had already received
500 In advance money and asked him
If nc would return this money to Mack
He said he would, ana we left the mat
ter in that way. Immediately wrote
Is, ,I,u Connie M, Nh, Mack, sxpiansd ths sit9a
q, suit by Mr.. Freedman, and asked
him IL he would stand behind me In
this suit. To this communication re-
knew nothinS Of my ability as a player,
thought r. there was going TO be so
much trouble In getting possession OF
I'm any. case, I eventually returned
to the fold OF the National League, and
the beginning Of tho season found me
pitching for Andrew Freedman. incl
dentally he persiste entity forgot to re-
turn. the $50 to Cohnie, SO When had
received enough salary to enable mo
to do so. I refunded the money mYssIf"
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NAVY TEAMS FEAR SIGNALS
HAVE BEEN WORKED OUT

ANNAPOLIS, November 1O-To-
dny's practice was secret, but was
along the same lines as usual, except
that special plays were tried out The
scrinmage was rather long and very
fast. Craig and Miles continue to do
fine running with the ball. and Craig,
though lie weighs but 145 pounds, may
the ground is hard so as to make the
running game advisable: If the field
is SOFT, Failing could use his great
weight 10 advantage Overesch the
Navy end and captain, is being used
moderately, as his bruised foot troubles
INN when lie works hard. There IL
some suspicion among the coaches
mat scouts have worked out the Navy
signals, and u complete change IN
thcm is being considered
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ARMY REGULARS TROUNCE
SCRUBS IN SCRIMMA e n

va MEsT and 6Io aaT1bs M Move, 1.-The
hours work. this afternoon. In the
scriinmage the regulars won, Z to O.
hodgson tallyinG after fine offensive
Benedict kicked goal Merriiiat. Nc.
Evan. Meachi,in and Herrick rested to.
Goodman. Engeidinger. a new man
and O,Hare. The scrubs were eauip,
PEG with some new plays, but they
tailed 10 make any Impression on thS
yhrSity'S Matched up forward wall,
Neyland, at end on the varsity, and
bradley, at centre, and Holmes nj
guard on tho scrubs, did good work.
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WELCH TAKES CRANES PLACE
AT NuANTElR For INDIA n

CARLISLE, PA, November 1O.-The
Indians In their, practice this evening
Carlisle's team has been stronetRened
by the unexpected addition of eX-Cap.
tam Welsh to the squad. Carlisies
the Holy Cross game for the second
Tune this year, was consequently drop-
ped by the Carlisle coaches THIS nuts
the team In q bad hole for uuarter
back. and Welsh volunteers his ser.
vices for the balance OF the season.
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JACK ALLEN TAKES BAI,EY,S
PLACE ON CORNEIIJS ISJ.tsyEN

ITHACA, November Io.-The baseball
cage proved IA boon to the Cornell foot
were able to carry on scrimmn y z
long after dark THE entire varsity
team was in the lineup, and il was
Significant that Jake Alien had Hal
lley,s place at right tackle. Jewett and
Fisher played on, the second team. II
last few days, lie seems sure OF The
position In the Michigan game. AS a
result OF two days rest the regulars
coaches will take good care this week
*, jkeep r them II frst-eles4 shape.
noon and worked out we'll, but was not
allowed to enter the scriInina he
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CAPTAIN BRICKLEY HOPES TO
HE In

ca GAt a Il; Z MASS. Novsmber 10
llnsun to-day He sihHpiiy fsh thro, ins
I, few signals. and did not participate
many strenuous work. Brickley hopeS
to play ngainst Yale on november II;
HtSG s thi me assertions Of Ills physician
tt9Geday also included Wallace Mt centre.
ne mas been out since the NIichign n
Fame, when he suffered kick on the
The team went through various for.
m NAIL ,sa and signal practice. No heavy
not quite had sufficient rest since tho
game with Princeton.
harvard Will present it's strongest
array against the Brown eleven Safurs
DAY. The hrst-string men Will be re-
neVed II the crimson can run Tin any
kind Of a large score. The I1iis had
their hands full with Brunonians, and
Hnryard expects n hard tuasie from
Eoach robinson s. pupils. Nothing viii
be left undone towards the conQuerjnE
Of the Providence eleven to leave 4
game with Yale.
All the men are In good condition,
ana heavy scrimmaging will be OH tho
schedule from this out.
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stonewalI jackson Wins.

Eridiron yesterday afternoon Stonewail
;. LACKS, School Sch defeated chamberinync
the touchdown and Watkins kicked wo;I.
The the PLAYING Of Watkins, who gained ground
for Stonewall jackson. while the wt,rIS of
Denny and Daniels for Chamberiayne wns
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BASKETBALL GAME IN
HIGHLAND PARK GYM

hn interesting basketball game is
promised this afternoon In the gym
Of Highland Park School. between the
10y scouts OF Highland Park and St
Peters School
There Is considerable rivalry be-
tween these two .nves. and a warm
contest IL in prospect
The teams VIII lineup at a.3D
o'clock