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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-23
WILLIAMS SENIORS WIN MEET.
Get III Points, Overcoming juniors
Lead of seven Points.

WIL.rAMsToU Mass, Oct. 22,-By
scoring tweuty-thr"e points to-day the
seniors won the annual Williams inter
class handicap meet ON Western Field THIS
afternoon with lead of a single point
over the juniors. The freshmen came
mex; with tWenty-n'nr points 10 their
credit and the sophomores were third, re-
c~iving twentv-two points. The seniors
are credited with n total score OF thirty
ak points. After half the events had been
run off yesterday. TIA" juniors were IN the
lead bv seven points.
Shr.ver. 1915, won the pretti1s 81 race OF
the afternoon. coming in first In tho mile
after overcoming lead ~ forty yards
oyer Stafford who finished some ten yards
hchind him. Dun with six yard handi-
cap, gave a good exhibition IN the quar-
tor mile. beating out NanCott. scratch. by
bout five yards. Running from scratch
HAYES won the ego In 20 10 seconds. I'm
ish!ng ;hrcc or four yards ahead OF Brock.
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SOPHOMORES FINISH ON TOP.
Take Columbia Interciass Games In
Final Events.

BY taking the majority of places IN tho
two field events sim left on the pro-
gramme after Wednesday. IN" sophomores
won the annual interclass games Of tho
Columbia University track association
yesterday afternoon, scoring - points
The seniors who had lead OF three points
before host'li,ies were continued. finished
second with AL points. while the
juniors trailed IN third. with 90 Is points
and the freshmen fourth. with 10 points
q. KIug. 10 captured thu pole vault
after warm duel with \. g. Snyder II
King scaled feet inches while snyder
was one inch behind him W. Reid. 10,
was third. with . feet. and Grant stone
manager of the base ball team, scored one
point for the seniors with feet 10 inches.
The shutpu' resulted I'm an ensy victory
for T.. I.ittauer. II, who heavod the sin
teen pound ball SS f""t 10 i1ch"v ~.
Cowpcrthwaltc formerly OF Williams,
helped the son'o~s, by scoring second. with
81 feet inches &. Armstrong, II. was
third with ~ feet inches. and II. Mon
roe, a classmate. was fourth. with a put
OF IS feet inches.
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NOTES OF THE DIAMOND.

Mention ~ tho rnct tina. Vonus Wagner
r. going 20 play nrs' base next year recalls
that Hughoy Jennings mad" the sNifi from
short 10 first Lave IN MS career. And ny tho
men It's rather curious fuc iRrc' number
Of first hasemeu who hcgaU IN other posi-
lions There's Stuny Mctnria. 70" began as
II shortstop Butch Schmidt ~ n, Prtv.7
was pitcher. Fred Tcnnny vNH catcher;
80 were Jack Dovie and F-1aA Chance.
fournier Of the White Sov was uu outNr''e-.
Tack Miller hogan es se,onc has man.
Pat Tehenu was third bascrlsn, Tho list
f. an extensive one.
No modern club has won four straight PEN
nnnts nor has any modern club won three
straight worlds series.
A hitherto unrccorded perouipitc % win.
ming worlds series is % many banquet,
during the winter that YOU don't have 10
buy any food.
Lending choices for places on "All Amer
tea" teams for this yei- arc Rurns speaker
ard cobb, In the outurid, Dtuhert, COLLINS.
Naranv'lle and Ratcr, IN the inh,'t; Archer
Alexander and w. johnson, pitchers There
kre thirteen mon on the list--seveu Nationals
ana six Americans That makes the Ma
'onal League one thirteenth stronger th.a
the American
"Areut the charges That Grlmth tlpped
S'hlliuns or 10 the Weaknesses OF the Ath-
letCs," thus heiug responsible Tor tho defeat
~ the Machmon, zone wonders why tho local
manager ala not resort TO this strategy while
his own team was in"oN "a against The Attn
|eucs.' observes Washington expert
According to Rcd Doom. the only playerf
YEN IN 'he National League who were there
ana Wagner
'nocnlnv n high school foothsll team In lin.
,'lh' N'N, ami tho next that he attended a
banquet lu Springfield. Mass lie plyoy,
could cover lots 81 ground.
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DARTMOUTH GOLFERS TRIUMPH.
wykrRyI Team Loses Two of Three
Best Hall Matches.

NEW ROCHELLE, oct. 22.-'rhe Dart
mouth golf team visited the Wykagyl
Country Club to-day and defeated the club
team matches to /. Three best ball
matches were pl5ycd. each match 70
count cno point. and the collegans cap
tured two OF them.
Some measure e consolation was az
forded the h0me golfers by the fact that
their victory was won in the leading
match. @. 70. Widmer and il. u. Zim-
norman. Wykagyi. defeating r. IL Cut
Ter and r. q. Tyler. Dartmouth. by up
and 70 play. Tho twJ matches won by
Dartmouth also ended on the sixteenth
grcen TIE summary:
DARTMOUTH wYKA0YL,'
G. Y WiGn"r and II.
Y, H. Cutler and II. d Zimmerman -
G. Tyler zee. ....... and 2. ........... I
II ] D'Ancona and
r. W. Leighton IS r.. II. Miller and A
ana .)............. II. Moore ............ o
F = Grtswcld and
+. + Dsnnsn Is and W II Hols,on and ".
- ....,.............. II Nicholson. ........ 0
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McCREDIE TO TAKE ACTION.
VIII Get Along without Portland
Players who Heed Him.

PORTLAND, Oc; 22,--Portland may see
new baseball club In the Coast League
in 1918. That is. there will be many new
faces on the Beaver club unless some OF
the higher priced players concede cut
I'm salary.
Judge McCredie said to-day that this
has been the worst year In the history OF
Coast League baseball and some balance
must Ice struck, His payroll was hunched
up some $500 a month by Beavers who
demanded more money on pain OF jumping
70 the Federals. That means about $500
more a year In salaries than was paid last
year.
Several high priced men who did not de-
liver as expected this year will see their
salaries shaved when the contracts are
sent out in January.
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Only Two Eievens Left 10 Play.

HACKENsACK, oct, 22.-An OF the n
school football teams except Hacl,"s.'f
and Rutherford have withdrawn from =
New Jersey lnterscholastic League. .'.
ability to form strong teams Is one reason
for the move, but another and NOR" COS ~
one IL the disnclination Of parents 10
allow their children 10 run the r-t ~
serious accidents. EngleNood High Soho.
IL the latest to withdraw, To-day ro' '"
was served that Englewood would NOV
play its scheduled game with Hackcn-'''
on Saturday.
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MIXED DOUBLES TILT BEGINS.
AsnunI Fall Tournament 10 Decide
Grcenbrier Cups Is On.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. w. Va, Oct.
oc-The annual fan tennis tournament
for the Grecrhric- cups began this morn
ing AZ the Casino with mixed doubles. The
results.
First Round--Nles pickerinG Holland ana
Richard Emmett st James. L. l., defeated
Miss Anuah PICK. chicago. and Henry J.
whigham. New N0rr. '---i 81; Mrs Hcnry
T. Whigham. New York, and j. y Roberts,
New York. defeated Miss Haroldire Peck,
chicago. tt. C. Mas - Newltn. New
York. and Dom Barber. Sew York. Defeated
Doris RIVER. san Francisco, and William
Thalheim,r. New york. s--l. e. Miss
GLADYS SuelleUbrrR, Philadelphia, and oliver
Hartman. Newport. defeated Nlss Frances
Moore Washington. and Lawrence Lewis,
Cincinnati. So, SIS
Semi hua's--N'ss NrlrhsN and R0her'g
defeated Mics pickcrinr md Fmuet 6-2,
6--4; Miss Suclonberg ana Hartman de-
feated Miss Ncwlin and Barber 6--i, C-3
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PiiIApELrur.. oct 22-ln the semi
final round for the golf championship OF
the Philadelphia Country Club Mt Bala
Mrs Caleb r Fox defeated Mrs. Clar-
ence II. Vandcrbeck to-day by UP and
to play Mrs Fox got = commanding
lend during the Journey out and rounded
The turn four holes TO the good. She
made II . up by winning the twelfth. lost
tho thirteenth and ended the mach by
winning tle fourteenth Miss Eleanor
Chambers opponent. Mrs. NJ. G. Work. de-
foulte-l and az q result Mrs Fox and Miss
Chandler Will play tomorrow for the title.
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Manager L0ruin Of rho Fordhim eleven
received wire Yesterday from G,ttys-
burg College Of Gettysburg Pa. accept
Ing zane with the Fordham varsity at
Fordham Field on election day. owing
% Mount 81. Mary's college diSbaud.ng
due TO the death Of a player. the Maroon
was lef, without "A gam, for November 2
Penn state had its hands full defeating
Gettysburg. 70 20 o. aud Penn was held
to "a ! . ~ q score.
Yesterday departure from ensy work
outs a. Fordhom was surprise 10 tho
students After an hours rehearsal OF
era shifts Coach Wymiid ordered "A rce7i-
lar game TO be played. Commerce High
school being the Mlroon's opponent
From the kickoff when Regain sprintet
seventy yards FOR score. the contest was
bitterly fought Commences line faded
before the Maroon backfirld's puzzling at
in"k and Dunn. Yule and Regain never
failed 10 gain on a pass or end shift. The
scrub varsity then was shot against the
regulars. hut a hdlf dozen touChdowns
We're tailed by Dunn ana HIS companions.
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NIiadhwsTown, Mass. Oct. 22.--In the
twenty ralHutcs workout against the fresh
man eleven on Weston Field this after
noon, Tomklrs OF the Williams varsity
piouGhed through the line for two touch.
downs. A long signal drill preceded the
g-r.mmage, Toolan Unexpectedly took his
old place IN tho lineup after resting for
almost two weeks. Tomkins was shifted
from quarterback to fullback and Jones was
~ gated to the scrubs Furness retained
hts place nj centre AMI Welch is still MI
ing the tackle position left vacant by him.
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Typhoid A.-eiI. Lafayette Team.

EAsToN. Pa. oct. 2?--Four Lafayette
football players are down with typhoid
fever. and Coach Crowell Is breaking IN
material 10 nil the holes made In the var
s'ty George Brown Of the line was first
20 he taken H. Gul.ck was forced TO
20 home SICK q fow days later. on Mon
day Thomas and Cochran reported III. but
t'c.- cases are not fully developed lGck
Diamond one Of the best men on the
;nam. became il on Tuesday and wen;
homc. '. % ic!evod ma also has typhoid
Al tho S,riy who hnNp not fully devel-
oprd erqes % 'vrhod are suspects NJ
one "a to college he's the disease bu,
eooN y men. ND II IL thought that 'ha
cause nav l'r with the training table.
hu' Thus IA. nothing has been found u
show Hny source Of the disease IN eithor
milk or food some think I've disease
may lave been contacted while the team
was on, OF town None az the cases IS
per'ous
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OIL. to oppos. George Moore.

George Moore will have his Anal work
ont at Doyle's tonight preparatory to
his match with Alfredo Do ORC next week
for the three cushion title, Charles otis.
leading amateur OF brooklyn will oppose
him MOore's exhibition matches at
Doyle's Yesterday were easy for him In
the afternoon he beat Charles Warrington,
40 to 20. and IN the evening he defeated
George Scudder. 40 20 Al,
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Penn Runners on 10 Dartmouth.

PHILADELPHIA, oct 22--Thc vniversi''
OF Pennsvlvania cross-cOurtry tcnm and
Track Coach George orion loft Philadcl-
phla this afternoon for Hanover. X. II,
whore II will start the intercollegiate
season IN maet With Tho Dartmouth hi
and dale runners on Saturday morning
The outlook "a not very promising, as capt.
Huston Is tie only member Of tho .cam
who finished IN the first four for Penn
LAST year. The team IL composed OF Capt.
Huston. Humphreys, Pceso, Cotton, Nc
Michael. IAcbrrmnn, Stevenson and
nlpgpN
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CRAvATT'S KICK DECIDES GAME.
Goal From 10 Yard Mark Enables
stevens Prep 10 Beat East Orange.

Stevens Prep defeated East Orange
High School at HobOken Yesterday for the
first time in eight wears by a score OF 10 Ia
:. Last year the Prep was beaten NJ TO o
by East Orange.
Stevens kicked off, and shortly Day Of
Stevens carried the ball over for the first
touchdown. Cravatt kicked the goal. In
the second quarter heather team made
any decided gains
East Orange Kicked off IN the second
half. After "A Stevens tumble East Or
ange rushed the ball up the field by means
OF end runs. Abbot carried the ball over
the line and Fltzsmmons kicked the goal
In the last quarter CrnVatt made drop
kick goal from the 30 yard line and won
the game for the Prep. The lineup
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Eight Ont for Penn Tennis Team.

pm hpEIIuIA. oct o. Eight tennis
Players reported 10 tho call 90 Manager
Nogdors for tho InIror-l.y 81 pennsyl-
wanna tennis team 'N'u afternoon. All the
men OF last years team reported with the
exception OF Iom Bell who has been
~ra6uatcd. William Tl1"u, who was
captain last yea, bu' was unable 20 play
because % conditions. will ho eligible.
While Davis. thr University OF California
star. who came 10 PENNSYLVANIA this year,
will prove a valuable asset 10 tho team.
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PHILADELPHIA. oct. 22--The freshman
eight OF the University OF Pennsylvania
narrowly escaped long swim when II
ran into n floating log NJ dusk yesterday
afternoon while in tn middle of the
SchuyllIill. 1t was 80 dark that the
coXswain, Dixon, could not see clearly
ahead. When no saw the shell filing
rapidly he turned toward shore and tho
men pulled with n will. They got there
Just as the gunwales were going under.
Coach Nlckalls took the men into his
launch and towed the shell back to the
hOathouse
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WrsT POST, oct 29.-The Army's var
sitv lna underwent another change to-
day OIIarc WAS shifted from right guard
on the scrubs 10 LETT tackle or the reg
ullrs, Butler resting during the workout
ii1U,oy aud Kelly were used for Britton
aud AIarrillat a. end. MeiTillat is recov-
ring from Mig injury and was in the SIG
nu. drIH this afternoon, but the coach -
refused 70 permit him to get into tho
scrmmoe.ng, which lasted forty minutes
aid was exceedingly stir The ArmY's
offensive game showed some Improvement
with H0lgs0r. O,iphant and Benrl'ct al
back again. Ollph2It was talon out
early. however Ford and Van Fleet both
getting n 'ryou' iH the hackh,ld position
Two tourliowus cam. as result Of
piunp,7 hy the ya~ssy IIodcson and
Benedict eocA rIns up n score
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SourH BETHLEHEM, Pa, oct 22.--The
strongest defensive test I~ehigh has been
subjected 10 I'm practice came this after
noon. For nearly an hour the coaches
had the men scrimmagng with the scrubs
on tho defensive all the time. This was
done principally 10 allow the varsity n
chance TO break up Muhlenberg forlna-
tions Considerable attention was given
to Lambert, who shows signs ~ develop
ing into a punter some Of his kicks going
nftV Yards
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Edward Hamilton, captain OF the Co
lunbin soccer team, Will be ont longer
than was expected NJ first when he
wronched his ankle in the game with the
Crescent 4. g. on South Field last Satur-
d,v. Phvsicians say IL viii I've two weeks
more before he can use the leg NJ all, and
perhaps another week before there is much
a.rcngth In H. The Blue and White eleven
meets Montclar on South Field to-mor-
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ANNAPOLIS, oct 22.--Certaln changes of
methods have been put In practice this
week at the Naval Academy in view or
the certainty OF the Army game being
played. Negotiations have been begun to
obtain one or two leading college PLAYERS
To augment the star OF coaches. Had
the Army game not beou arranged Il IS
been selected.
The Navy WAL use n good many mon
against " stern Reserve on SATURDAY, as
Indicated by the lineup at practice this
afternoon but the changes have been
made with tho idea Of the ultimate
strength OF tho team rather than with
reference 10 winning Saturdays game
Miles probably viii start tho game at
quarterback. instead OF Mitchell. but big
Failing, who was transferred 10 the scrub
car'y IN the week. was back with the
regulars this afternoon
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scandal In WiIIiam-Directum Race

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, oct, 2...-N '-
scandal has developed In connect" "'
the match pacing race between
and Dlrcctum t. The local drNirr
announced to-day that on tine ais. ~
the Judges II refuses 10 pay the 900
purse IL will be recalled that lu 'ND
here after the first heat the Jud1'' 40,
monIshcd the drivers t. show more OFT
in the next saying the crowd hat ''
It's money to see a real race,
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me'niy because OF the poor work done
by the rush line against the freshmen
yesterday.
Penn BackdeId Back In Condition.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 22--For the flrst
time ~nce the Navy game the VARSITY
backfeld OF the University of Pennayi.
Nah eleven was able to get together th,4
AFTERNOON TO run through tho signnis
lttNcr fui'baCk, and Nreeland. half
PACK have been nursing leg injuries on
me slide lines all week that prevented
them from getting into even the ugh,as.
KIND OF signal drill. Trainer Pat Dwyer
declared to-day that they will be abb
10 start against the Indians on SATURDAY.
The mon ran through the new forma-
tons given them by Coach BROOKE until
;heN had IN IN running smoothly. Then
Coach CASTOR lined UP his scrub team
against tho regulars and walked them
ioush the indian formations tina; ne
mas ueen teaching them all week
M'ke Dor'zaS. the huge Creek guard
was suffering from an abscess on his lei,
jaw to-day that may keep him out OF III,
game ON saturday.
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CAMBRIDGE, Nngr, oct 22-Au hopog
That Harvrrd Ned - send IFS Arst I'noup.
with N" oNce'Don OF Rricllcy nnd Ma
han. nEa,nst Penn & t'o on Saturday wor,
kuccfei into n cooked hat this afternoon
when Stanley Pcnnoc', who has hoon ont
two weeks, rot guo.hor smash on IN.
knee Pennoclt was IN tho hospital ten
days wi'lh "A Fl whit touch Of water on m,
knee but Cor tho last few days has boon
running about tho Npid. To-day Har-
wards All America nuard was down r.
the end ~ the field INDUCING IN the usual
preliminary breaking through practice, ana
lust before tho cali 10 run through slrnol.
re twisted his knee p'on and had TO he
carried rom tho nc g. The coaches ~ !
tonight that IA" 0cw injury Is not ser'
Gus, but that there Is only n possible
chance for him 70 play IN tho Michigan
game on October ~.
ThCro was no scrimmag,ng for the
rerulars this afternoon, the worl, belns
entirely on individual coaching, and this
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rumor was heard last night 60 tho
effect that Roger Rresnnian, StNr catcher
OF the Chicago Cubs. mad sl2n"d a con-
tract to manage the Brooklyn cluh OF the
Federal League. Non az the officials o.
tho TIN Tons could hc heated last night
IN deny or confirm the g,pry. Rr"Fnahau.
according 20 tho repolt came East -
negotiate with the Wards and put his
name to Il written arr. e"ort yesterday.
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Indians Drill AZ Odd. md Ends.

CARLISLE, Pa, oct. 22.---AvodlnE tho
usual Thursday srrimmago the Carlisle
indian football squad had n round OF ele-
mentary drills more characteristic OF early
season training th's afternoon. Coach
Warner decided TO omit a sorlmmage be-
cause he could not afford the chance OF
injury to any OF his nrst team players.
The preliminary drill included punting
ard everything associated Herewith, fall
ing on the bali. dummy tncltling blocking,
Cha"grg ana interfering. Tho new for
nations AMI now signals we're tried at
lrnr-h and Warner was satisfied with the
Redskins progress, TAcklng high was
the be-e nolr Of tho afternoon.
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AND CORNELL ON
WAY HERE FOR BIG GAME
Coach of Providence Team Says Brown Never
Has Been Beaten in New York and Doesn't
Propose to Begin Saturday.

PROVIDENCE. Oct ga short and light
Andrews Field this afternoon and at
night n squad Of twenty -four men with
the COACHES and trainers left for New
York on the faIl River Line. The men.
with two exceptions, are IN the best OF
shane. Ormsby, an end and Andrews, II
halfback, have been out OF thu practice
since the Wesleyan game and viii not
start against Cornell
When asked his opinion OF the teams
chances IN the game Head Coach Robin
son said I'VE realize fully the power OF
the Cornell team and We shall not UNDER
rate II. Brown never has been beaten in
New York, however and doesn't propose
to begin Saturday"
signals, kicking practice and a dummy
9'"'mmage comprised to-day's drill. Cor
don spcu' much OF the afternoon punting
wi,l good success
The varsity lineup to-day probably will
be that used AZ tho start against the
Ith1rans Ormsby and Melee we're the
ends, Ward aud Fsrnum the tackles,
Cottschall and Maxwell guards, Capt. Nit
chel centre, Murphy quarterback, Nor
cross ard Gordon halves and Fraser full
back. Buzz Andrews, n halfbaCls. IL tho
only regular who will not I've able TO
start the game. but his injured rib has
healed to n point making 90 certain that
he Will be used IN the game II any u
tho present choices faitcr in any depart b.
ncnt ~ play. CLARKE. the brilliant fresh
man quarterback will Inc called uuon II
therc is need for more versatility in tho
attack His speciality 70 running hacl;
purts and driving the team az top speed.
hut Murphy has had bit more expert
cnce.
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Al Murphy's seconds tossed up
sponge last night In the eighth r"u.' %
the Olympic club TO save him from
frankie DAILY.
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Jockey club Retustates Rein.

NpffFnf 'NWf bf~f''H ~ i'H 'N'
LONDON, Oct a2.-The jockey Club
resc!nded to-day its notice Of October,
1901. warning Jockey Lester Reif Off
Newman lSet Heath.
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Cornell squad on Way Here.

ITHACA. oct 22.--After putting q final
polish on the plays which will be used
ar inst Brown on Saturday the Corne'l
football squad left here tonight for New
York on its first trip of the season.
coaches coaches sharpe. Reed and Van
Drmau and Trainer Jack Moakley headed
the party Sharpe stood bv his doolar1-
tcst and that low score would not sur
prise him
The varsity ran through signals To- a
long dime this afternoon and then scrim-
mayed for q few minutes. The Comedians
seem 20 bc going az st!m pace. and II
anything thCy seem to be In better form
than they were last Saturday. Barrett
kept The team husting through PLAYS
ana there was plenty of ginger In
addition to team practice the men did
lot OF passing. and Barrett continued
10 practise drop Kicking and punting
Cornell will be without Munsick at left
guard in the Brown game, and II Is
doubtful = Capt O'TTearn win do moro
than start. Neither has recovered fully
from injuries. Tlley IL to play loft guard
for the first time. while Lautz In held in
readiness for right end.
The Cornell lineup for the game and
the numbers the men Will wear are Shell
ton. LEFT end. l ; Gai!ogiy. left tackle. 6 :;
Tilev. left guard, : 4: cool. centre I An
derson, right guard. ~. Bailey, right
tackle. . O'llcarn. II. or Lautz, Il, right
end Barrett. quarterback. s Shuler. lett
halrback %; Collyer. right halfback. 10 .
I'M, fullback. II.
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stoddart Yale Tennis Captptu,

NEW HAVEN, oct. 92--Robert s. Stod-
dart OF Tnglewood. ~ j. has been elected
as captain OF the Yale tennis team.