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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-23
Syracuse Off for
Battle with Brown

Syracuse, n. Y, Oct. 22-Twenty-
four members of the Syracuse Uni
versity football squad left tonight for
Providence for the game tomorrow
afternoon with Brown University.
With the exception of Travis, who
rejoined the squad on Wednesday after
a visit to the inhrmary, the first string
men are in excellent condition. Travis
will not start the game, his place be-
ing taken by Burns, likely looking
end.
In spite of the Brown victory over
Williams last week, O'Neill expects his
boys TO register decisive victory to-
morrow. The Orange outweighs Brown
and the offensive plays developed this
week are expected TO result in sub
stantial scores.
The Syracuse lineup follows: Du
Moe left end; Cobb, left tackle;
Schlichter, left guard; McDonough,
centre; White, right guard; Johnson,
right tackle; Burns, right end; Meehan,
Quarterback; Wilkinson, left halfback;
Captain Rose. right halfback; O'Con-
nell. fullback.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-23
Princeton Expects
Forward Pass Attack

Princeton. y. J.. Oct. 22-The Tigers
received their final grooming THIS az
ternoon for the Dartmouth game. from
the looks of the practice the coaches
are evidently expecting Dartmouth 70
lay considerable stress on forward
RAISING. Rush kept the varsity anc
second teams working on defence
against all kinds Of forward pass iof'
nations for about an hour, and VINE
there was no tackling every man was
held responsible for one opponent
Drop kicks came in for large shafe
of attention again to-day. Tiooott ana
Law were the men who did the best ID
this work. and Law had the edge or
Tibbott. Law will not start the game
tomorrow. but il is almost certain thai
he will get in for time.
In the signal practice that closed th'
days practice Click drove me hss
eleven through It's whole stock Of plays
and the whole team works as smooiny
as a well-oi.ed machine All The hfH
string men are in first class CONDITION.
and this is the first game Of the seasoa
that Princeton has not had a number
Of men on the sick or injured list. To-
UaOEIOH klf llhfAo AttAN 100 NfH+N
their full strength. and some real lces
Of what Rush has accomplished 50 !"
this year can be gained.
Ham Andrews and team composes
mostly Of ends tossed forward passes
against the varsity from every SnoSh
formation and Rush stood By and mace
sure that they were able 70 present al
adequate defence for each one.
There has been no big shske-up 10
the team for several weeks, and ths
men who start the game worked "sn
together. Halsey is the only man VIC
is starting for the first time this sea,
son. He is at right tackle. IN pace o.
Kaufman.
There has been lot Of experiment
ing with the ends for the last wee.
but Highlcy and Brown viii stii DC =,
the two wings TO morrow. Mclean ans
Halsey are the tackles and Hogg ana
Nourse the guards. Gennert IS slis
man nj centre. and IN the 0aeAis.
Captain Click will be az the helm, VIZ
briggs to punt and help out WIN l ss
line plunging Shea viii be al ma.
back and should do the most Of ens
line work. Tbbott will be the o'hss
hack. and his speed will be called up0s
for running back punts and gong '"
the end runs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-23
Harvard Line-Up Changed
On Eve of Big Battle

very long at quarterback, as he il far
rom IN the Best of trim. His general
ship, however. is his greatest asset, and
while Wilcox surely will play in at
Ieas, onc-half the game, Watson is ex-
pec'ed 10 get much more out of the
eleven while he Is running the play.
Harvard Is now in better condition
for q hard game than il has been. The
team VIII miss the weight of such men
as Enwrlght, HoTween and Mckinlock
in the backiield. but Whitney, Mahan
and King worked well together against
Virginia, although they could not de-
ve!op the punch 10 produce touch
down.
The Crimson worked on all its plays
this afternoon and devoted a lot OF
time TO the kicking. Mahan and Robin
son, however, did not shine as goal
hickers to-day. Mahan missed a place
ment shot and Robinson failed on A
try for goa! from the 40-yard line.
Al Sharpe and his Cornell football
team arrived here carly this morning
after the night trip from Ithaca. The
team was in first class condition and
this afternoon the coaches took the
players 20 the stadium for a workout
before the Harvard squad went on the
field. The drill was mainly on signals,
but the kickcrs also had lot of
practice
Cornell win outweigh Harvard slight
~ on the. line tomorrow and expect
10 give = mighty good account OF
itself. The lihscans do not appear %
be overcoaiident. but feel that their
best game is one which the Harvard
eleven will have TO meet with It's bes,
football in order TO win.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-23
Army Eleven Sends
Out PeSSimiStic Note

West Point. y. Y, oct. 22.-The
Cadets are in a bad way physically for
their game with Georgetown to-mor-
row. The Army eleven took its final
drill tonight, reporting late and doing
only the lightest kind of work. The
men were not in football toys. except.
ing for their shoes. and simply reeled
Oft the reportory of plays which has
been selected for tomorrow.
The punters. Ford and Mitchell, had
a short duel at kicking. Meacham
Parker and Coffin will not start to-
morrow. Captain Weyand is back again
but hardly in shape to play. He is
likely to give way early TO Timberlake
The Cadets are slated to line up as
follows: Neyland. right end; Jones
right tackle; O'Hare, right guard; Nc
Evan. centre; Holmes, left guard
Weyand, left tackle; Britton, left end;
Murrill. quarterback; Mitchell, right
halfback; Oliphant, left halfback; Ford
fullhock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-23
Psrson Will Start at Tackle
Against Cornell-Ithacans
Have Chance to Prac-
tise in Stadium.
LBy Ts.eslaph % lie Tribune ]

Cambridge, Mass, Oct 22-Har-
wards drill for the coming Cornell
game was unusually hard. There was
no scrimmage, but the varsity men
were put through their PAGES on of
fence and attack. The reason for the
long drill was that the coaches decided
10 shift the lineup considerably.
Par on has come along well enough
TO start a game, and tomorrow he Will
be the first string tackle ahead of K.
Curtis, who has been playing regularly
all the week. Parson will not play on
the left wing. however, having been
sent TO the right side next to Cowan,
while Gilman, who has been at left
tackle for two games. will be on the
left side OF the rush line on defence,
between Dadmun and Soucy.
There also will be change at centre.
Wallace, having been declared eligible.
will start the game instead Of Taylor,
who did so well last week against the
Virginians. Taylor. as well as Z. Cur
It's, is sure 10 get into the game before
il is very old, but Haughton figures
that he would rather play the tender
men at the beginning of the game than
TO have to rely on them as substitutes.
Watson is third newcomer to the
lineup. but he is not expected to last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-23
Wesleyan Confident of
Victory Over Amherst

Middletown. Conn. Oct. % - The
Wesleyan eleven. which has not been
scored on this season. will meet Am
herSt on the latter's field tomorrow
and the coaches here look for a victory
Jack Iiingeley, Wesleyan's captain, can
not play tomorrow owing 70 injuries,
but he will be on the side lines with
Sargent and Becker and others who are
on the hospital list.
Elmer Eustis, brother OF the head
coach. will do the drop kicking. and
his toe may prove a factor in the scor-
ing, as IL did last Saturday in the
Bowdoin game. A band and $50 under
graduates will 20 70 Amherst on a spe-
cial train Wesleyan's probable lineup
follows:
Hallock, left end; wilkinson. lef:
tackle; Young, left guard; Eustis. cen
tire; Talbot, right guard; Gordon, RICH,
tackle; Boswell. right end; Slocum
quarterback; Stookey, left halfback;
Deetjen, right halfback; Markthaler
fullback
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-23
Amherst Will Use
Strongest Lineup
TB5 TcIlgTaph 70 Tho Trlbun,

Amherst. Mass, Oct. o. The Am
herst squad had light drill as final
preparation for the big game with
Wesleyan tomorrow. Amherst is aim
ing for this game, and Riley will send
his strongest lineup against the Mid
dletown team, with the keenest hopes
of landing victory.
Wesleyan has not been scored on and
has won its three contests. The two
quarterbacks who will direct their re
spectiye teams are both from the High
School of Commerce, New York City.
Tow will lead the Amherst charges,
while Peck will direct the Wesleyan
eleven.
The lineup for Amherst will be-:
Left end, Goodridge; left tackle,
Knowlton; left guard. Hobart; centre,
Widmayer; right guard, Downer; right
tackle. Ashley; right end, Marks; quar-
terback, Tow; left halfback, Taber;
right halfback, Goodrich; fullback,
Rider
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-23
Stevens Will Try to
Keep Its Slate Clean

The Stevens football squad. eo l,ssa
ing Of twenty-five players, leit TO- TO-,
ken last night for Schenectady, "', ,t
Union will be met this afternoon. 81.
though they have not been beaIsa. l 20.
season, the engineers realize ina, ~. ,b,,
will be q strong opponent and that .a.,,
will have to night hard 70 keep '''"
record clean. ,.is.
Rodgers, the coach, is still dis.A -,
fed with the defensive game 'hs
line has been showing, 80 as pI.' ~
ton he decided TO take with nm ~,
entire scrub team. IL is proosoie ~. '
Hoinkis and Musk will be az nc yvasiIsf
Grymes and Gennert at tackle, MO no. =
and Odds at guards and M'daie''"
centre. ,o.dsy.
this week having been spent IN psSreS
INK the old ones. About two 18th ,hs
enthusiastic students Accompanies
team to the tube station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-23
FORDHAM EXPECTS
BIG CROWD TO-DAY
1000 Additional Seats Ready
for Game with Holy Cross.

As there has been big demand for
tickets for the Fordham- Holy Cross
football game to-day, the Fordham man
agement has made arrangements Tor
1000 additional seats. Space has been
reserved for President Joseph Mulry
Of Fordham University and President
Joseph A. Dinand of Holy Cross Col
lege. as well as for the alumni com
mittees Of both institutions With the
added eats, Fordham viii have accom-
modations for more than 1000 spec
tatOTs.
The Fordham team had a secret drill
yesterday in the plays already learned,
and tried new formations which VIII
be used IN the game against Holy Cross.
The eleven is in excellent physical con
dition, except Kane, left guard, who
strained his lex in the Fordham-New
York practice game last Wednesday.
The line-up for tO-day's game follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-23
RIOTERS CANNOT
GO AS LIVESTOCK
Interstate Commission Blasts
Hopes of Students.

State College. Penn, Oct. p. Plans
Of Pennsylvania State College students
TO travel as livestock" TO the big foot
ball games 20 be played by the Blue
and White away from home have been
shattered by the Interstate Commerce
Commission, IL was learned here to-
day. Il was ruled that, despite the
willingness Of the students 70 travel in
special cars bedded down with straw,
il was illegal for railroads TO transport
human beings under the special elias
sihcation of livestock"
The students hoped 10 see the Har-
ward game next week at Cambridge az
cost Of about 81 for railroad fare,
whereas the journey in Pullmans would
cost them S35.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-23
It's Make or Break
To-day in Football
Real Tests Come When Princeton Meets Dart
mouth, Harvard Clashes with Cornell and
Other Elevens Do Battle on
Various GridirOnS.
By HERBERT.

day football reputation will be made or
oken turning point the has Prncetons eleven
and Prnceton coaching system will its first real test against
the strong the home Of the Tigers Yale will try
wine the hands Of Washington and
Jefferson at New Cornell and Harvard will do battle Cam
~ pittsburgh will try satisfy Pennsylvania Philadelphia that
has the Syracuse will lock horns with Brown at
Providence; Columbia will play its first game OF the season. It's SV
cae in several wears against Mornngsde Heights
feast of football is offered
1t folly in response 10 number OF queries 70
epress an opinion possible Of the Prncetonar
mouth game absolutely line from which to draw reason
able conclusion chances look about and there Is
- reason apnarenv for the followers the other to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-23

son; left halfback. Smith; right half
back, Neville; fullback. Scovil.
Won Holt is now surety on the
varsity. He has made stubborn iighc
for the place and hard work has won
out. Won Holt comes from Honolulu.
and never played football before he
came TO Yale. three years ago. He pre-
pared at the Thatcher School. and ia
one Of the most versatile athletes At
Yale. being member Of the water polo
team aud a good baseball catcher.
Arthur Br des, lineman in Bob
BGrch's team Of 1908. was an addition
10 the coaching staff to-day. Professor
also watched the practice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-23
Long Signal Practice
for Williams Team
lBy Telegraph to Tie Tribune

Williams,own, Mass. Oct. % A long
signal practice comprised the workout
Of the Williams varsity this afternoon
in preparation for the contest with
Trinity here tomorrow. Although COM
parative scores would point toward vic
tory for the visiting eleven, the Purple
team has improved great deal during
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-23
he last week. and promises to put up

me last Wtth, anu pIUHIISt5 % PUV VI
a strong fight.
Payson and Eells, Of last years
eleven, who assisted Daily in the coach
ing yesterday, were again on the HELD
to-day and aided considerably IN
smoothing Off the rough spots in the
'varsity's attack Williams will line up
tomorrow as follows:
Hubbell, right end; Welch, right
tackle; J. A. Wright, right guard; Gar
field. centre; Clifford. left guard {;
Choate, left tackle; Redfeld, left end;
Jones, quarterback; II. b. Wright, right
halfback; Overton, left halfback; Cap
tain Tomkins, fullback
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-23

think there is q team in the country
which can beat US
These are strong words from a man
who rightfully has boasted some really
wonderful teams at the Carlisle Indian
School On line through these same
Indians the Pittsburgh eleven Is much
further advanced than Harvard and on
a line through the Navy Pittsburgh
should easily defeat Pennsylvania, al
though Lieutenant Ingram, head coach
of the Naval Academy eleven, says that
in his opinion the chances are about
even. on the face Of it, however, the
Ouakers will have TO show lot OF I'M
provement to hold their own.
II seems & pity that man can't be
in four tiaces al the same time to-day
The toss Of a coin settled a moot cues
ton for me. Heads, Cambridge; tails,
Princeton. And heads it Topped.
After seeing Harvard and Cornell
fight it out il is my purpose to visit
some Of the football training camps on
nv way back TO New York. u Is pos
sible that Hanover will be the first
stopping place. so that 1t can be seen
how the Dartmouth men take victory or
defeat at Princeton. From there the
natural course would be Amherst, Will
Jamestown and two or three other New
England points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-23
Army Fears Conflict with
Georgetown Elevcn-Wes-
Ieyan Expects to Keep
Its Slate Clean.

the latter has recovered from the in
jury he sustained in the game with
Princeton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-23
Harvard Has Clean
Slate with Cornell

Cornell has never beaten Harvard on
the gridiron in ten games played. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-23

Down in Philadelphia Pennsylvania
will be called on % meet what Glen
Warner calls "thc greatest team have
ever handled" he is quoted further "a
saying: 81 have coached several teams
Of which have thought pretty well
but none Of them can compare with the
Pittsburgh team Of this year. L; is the
best ] have seen in years. and | don't
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-23

think there is team IN the country
which can beat US"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-23
Another Test for Yale.

Yale is another team which faces a
grGelling test II the Improvement
shown against Springfield has been con
'inued II the loss Of lie Gore has NOT
for me moment brought about some
generalization IN The baekGeld. there
y no reason 20 anticipate another de.
feat Prom all accounts, Washington
ana JEFFERSON IS quite as strong as "a
year ago, but forewarned is forearmed.
and, further than that, Yale, in my
opinion, IS much better equipped than
a, this time q year ago.
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Spe5ioI6eamte Scr Iortbne.
itern giieubabn meloeter1 Der @oli
3et Dab am 10. 9Saintor ginbreder'
einen @ep1dpageu nnf Der Union
station erbrafen, mebrere Softer
offneten mo n~ert9boae @eidmeioe
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n Ser in Baltimore on Der
RAUL. ltno alauenieuhe erfrantte
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len Staoten iiber 5000 giniuobneru
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liAen acknowledgements u~itsipreden
Dian uuteritiiee Die 0eutlhl
grrTig inoem man 5u ibrer Der
breituHa beilrdai.
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ehh.amaha.

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Mann in Omaha oil Dem i6. Ctr,
giaOuft bcrmlbt 8u babcu, purOe
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qontroft bis 5itr n1ditan 9eriamut
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"a fplIette aeaen @affsnaasfn6r

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tor ga 5ollette ans @iSconitn er.
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inlbania, uno 9ranOegce uno NC.
lQean ans Connecticut le9teu dbn'
Hide GeioIutionen Dor.
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Sir pabre gcutrnIiiat.
MaTcuucrinmmlnna IN Columbus
tritt Oafdr Gin.

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Oungen!

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(@s lit pieIlei6t niht allen be-
Ifumtt, onB Dor Ginger Belt. eint
Iiron86iihe aommiiiion cruannI
IiuurOe, bic mtrriumcn iolte CD BIZ
qcgrn octtide Fruppen erbobener
acknowledgements, Dab iie iid in gel
leien unO aud 5renfrcid mcrbor.
tier arauiamer Sanoluuaen idnloiG
qcmadbt battcrL geredtfcrttgt ieiet
ODER niht. Dicie aommiiiion itcIltl
loaun angeblim cine untcriuhntg al
limo erfldrte in ihrem @eridt, bat
I0ie @eidnloimngen be9riinNet ieien
lSie crying lid ,ieoo6 in oieiem 9e
lridt, mie Is 1T Ger Ocutidcn DC
peide qon3 ridltig beibt, in alice
meinen Reoensnrten uno modte fei
men einBigen 6aa nonbaft, menl
lqleih iie Die ausicgan mebrere
5raueu mo 4idodeh bic aus ihrel
SeimotbsItdoteu flieben mubten
Deil Die beIgiihen 9eborOen iie onsl
aufgeforOert battcn, onfibrteu. 81
bon ben Oeutiden @eboroen in Nus
iidlt aeiieQte S~tommiiiion miro ieoer
Ifaas Die 8hotinhen obne ieoe &c
Idonigrng iGtiteaen unO oemgemd.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-15
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