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manifested hr tho students. and DO Ia
rImOrrd that many men who have been
Hui ~ school WIN enter 20 complete their
course and WIU also take an active Iu-
fFFref .r Hfn1nffrr
HfrI.EIIs season opens az Woods.
If.II follow. . |H fHr Wheeling rrme.
I.|u.IN HuI bridgeport have been secured
Tor EHwfa |Ur IhHrkFEIviur no. same
uHH Ha "ef been secured
The fI schedule follows
September Wuodareld a. Woods
field
september 60. wheeling 90 Wheeling
october q Nriirfporf OF bridgeport.
October o. IIUaIE 81 sIrfpruvfIir
October 1H. caldwell o.. az caldwell
October .H. Ntu NHrfIuHvIlle 90 TaIru
Pork
October ~. Wnu1rnrld or gIstrrayIIIe
November % NuunfstIIn uf NIafrratIfIr
November Oh. IHrkerFhurr RI sisters
VILE
November 10. Marietta 90 Marietta
November %. S0t scheduled
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B. B.
TOURNEY OPENS

FIill-hUEITTIrN Aug .r uaaf4,
. Ir'.'rt Champions. Ha rrI Ha rHUr-
l"Iplin nnd 'Iesflaud wac eliminated IN
tUf Nraf round uf rHH Union rrIrflras
eighth annual baseball tournament
which uuIrrI hrr. TODAY TH. rrr-
teams we're &c. Louis. WFsHIrrfgn anil
g. Paul IHU aH.r.a DO u
Boston ........ 4 I'D ID ID 10000. q
I'D. Louie rnuTU
nnH MrEnrH
H~nInInIuhIn ... ~ n UnuUnn a
N~aahIuEtru 0nEIHTna- 4
BATTERIES Patterson MrUarmlff 80
Aururfiue HIanfHu and unurhf.r
Nf Paul ...... q 30 HHHn o. ~ DO q
Cleveland 0nUnF.rUn.
Leald ard Iryfra miller and U.r.fr
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SENATOR'S WIN

Special Dispatch 20 the tnteIliEencer
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Aug. "a
The washington Americans hammered
sho for "A total OF 10 hits and won
an exhibition game from the Grand
itapids central leaguers. . TO Z today.
Walter Johnson started for the visitors
but Was relieved by Rice. who IN turn
cav way TO the Veteran Nick Altrock
and GRndi. Score. r. "a ~
Washington ..O13aOO2OO-a n .
Grand Rapids 0 100000 II 4
Johnson. Rice. Altrock, Gandl and
Williams. Goshorn and Dcvormcr.
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SISTERSVILLE HAS
GOOD SCHEDULE
FOOTBALL rHouRAn roH srARoN
INCLUDES uhMEa WITH
FAST TEAMS
H. Erperfed That 40 Eon VIII Hapou
Tor Prartico which Starts Soon
viii Rave Past Team.

Special Uia Irfrh fn fhr f-nfrIHrfnrrr
-frIHH- WILLIE Aus eI.Tfe -i--
f.rarII|. UIrH .rnnI football schedule
hla been completed lr Manager Eforrs
and contains some of fHo fastest taama
Hf rH. ohio Wales. Tho schedule This
year ." completed contain. eleven rImsa
H.. ... HIfn .nr winner. Hf H.f Frrr
Nr..|rr ".I w.f bon fIs.r own grounds
HHH 5000 u" doubt prove hard HrI Ir.
Goo. ....H N"mI .m.H year a|afrrHNIIn
N.eH 'HHf fH frf team NE un. point
Active practice wI| start Within two
wees under fna direction of two former
Marshal COLLEGE stars. who have been
occurred fn Instruct In Ihl hIfH school
|HII. FORTY five men wII rHuUrf when
IHHH ..H IHe .IHUU H.|| hHrF-.rHa
f.r U..Ita hHUu Interest M being
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SAILORS WIN

Special Dispatch 20 the InteIIiEenccr.
YOtNGSTOWN. o.. Aug. 23-Erie
won "a l~istlcss game here today from
the Steelmcn. Z TO I. by punching ten
hits In four innings. Score:
r. II. r..
Youngstown .OOO1O00OO- :
Erie .... - "a r
Schcttler and Wagner; Haggerty and
Martin.
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FAST RACES
VIII b. staTsd AZ Annual Harneavils
Pair Large Tield a. Suffered
and Record VIII 90.

HNHNFsNtLf.F o. Aug e1=The
races 90 me local fair PROMISE t1 be-
better tria year than ever before Tho
nst Of horses Entered are faster than
ever before and there o. a. larger ntiI fo
rumpeff a fun purse fa offered fnr
Zach rnDr and Hu che track Ia Ir anfru.
did condition be- ia quite uruHahI that
some records wIf b. hrrFau
The entry Iiaf for adneedar and
IhurrIlN follows
"wednesday.
rgs rare-UeIcu w. b. m Ur Mar.
mon. D. Grace. b. m TtnrI. star.
m Meichoir. b r Buckeye Bon D.
Lady Hur Fl. M star nfafurbarm
Col stronE = D.. bal Scott. D. r. kIFv
Love. D. m.
e2t TrUt-ur shepherd b. If.-f,
Maid. Dr. nj climber hIk Nnh.I
MHrh p m f~uIinnnH a DOL Hrr IHr.H
% r. Mnfince gfrL b m Samantha b.
m. Ieddle n. r. Ruth AfIsrfUn b.
m uonel CLAY. D.
Frre For-AU rareAGnIH Hur
Wilson Direct o. = Nancy sfHIH D. m
Iobby r. blk q Jessie Elder b. m
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BROOKLYN. Aug Z2-Ffeffer was
wild n ineffective in the first inning
and the visitors accumulated 9 hits and
3 runs. enough 60 defeat fhe surrrbae.
2 Go Q Both sides nelded perfectly.
Score V 30
Cincinnati .....aOOOOOOOO.7 10 n
brooklyn ...... 0UHuI1u 0-g %
Batteries. Dale. McKeruv. Schneider
and Winr0. Tfemer. AurIaInn. n-urrTnn
and MrCarty
Two base hits Grff1tha % McCarfv.
Three base hit Uerznr stolen base
Leach. Sacrifice hIf WIrru Hnura on
balls On Dale @ MCEenry r FfeTsr B.
Appleton Struck uIf BF rfeTrr D.
lmrirCe KLEIN and TmaiIe
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A. Kansas Cfv-Kaneas city fs In
lIfuHIHua . lfrst rameI Indianapolis
2 Kansas CITY 4 taecOnd Eame1
~ Minneap0us- Minneapolis 4. Clevs-
land q
80 So T1uI.st Paul g. Columbus o.
A. MIIUaukee-Loulsvi1lc 90. MIIwau-
kCo b.
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EVAS CINCH

special blspstch TO The lntclliEencer.
EVANSVILLE. Ind. Aug. c3-Evans-
VILE ctnched the Central League PEN
nsnt by winning todsy's game with
Icrrc Haute. . To n. Fromholz WAS in
Ntnciblc with men ON bases. Score
Evansville ...1022O0I0s- Z o
Terrc Haute 90. 90 100000 o . q
i~rornholz and Hauscr: Pattison.
Meyer and ChappIe-
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

~ HarrisburE- r. " r
Harrisburg ... O0OO00O2 o. . 6 1
Gas and Onslow Lee and Hecklngcr.
AZ Jersey City-Jcrecv City-Toropto
game postponed. wet grounds
At Providence pau D.
Montreal ....n1O1T0IOO- 4
Providence o.. OTrU4rnr ~ .
CHdore and Hawley Cooper and CASEY.
- Richmond-lnrst ramel u d. D.
Rochester .... o 90 U0 ~ a
Richmond . Nu0u000rD y
Inlm'ro and williams Russell and
Sweeney.
Second game e irnIrra1= y " q
Rochester .... g0THnr0 ~ Ia a
Richmond ... 0nHrUr ~
called by agreement
Hururkn and Williams M.~rf--rttr
ard Sweeney.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-24

NEW YORK AUG. 23-Perdue's fine
work a. a rescue pitcher enabled 81
LOUIS 20 win n doubleheadcr from New
FORK today. 5 70 4 and Z 10 > he re-
ueNed Ames IN the seventh inning Of
the nrst game and checked a Giant rally.
and again was called 20 axe Robinson's
place. with the bases fun. In the third
inning OF the second game Two runs
came IN before he could retire the side.
after which he again pitched shutout
ball. Scores.
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81 Louis. ...... 0OO31OO0O-4 o
New York. OO3OOOOOO-3 9 /
batteries. Robinson. Perdue and Sny-
der; Mathewson and Meyers.
Stoln bases: Merklc. Dolan. Sacrifice
MI; Butler. Sacrifice fly: Doyle. Dolan,
BetIel. Base on balls: M~athewson /.
Robinson /. struck out. MatheWson 3
Perdue 2 Umpires: StockdAle ana
.O'Day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-24

IfI n HUr IH-TI.frr mad Do
TOUT siraIrHt hV snurIrr nuf uf I..f.
ig bore TODAY Hamilton vac Bio
th0 ton bits on r'm being
p, o. p
90 rnuTa o. ID n % o . .
faiieIl'a cross and Cadr uamIifg,
IT. hnar nffa Cnrfrrr . CT.
stofrn base raga- u
n'.Ir OF Grrrr. ~ UamIfrr. et...
nuf u.s. Frrrr FL hf Urm"frr rr.
nIf.. N.rfrn HnH NHf|r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-24

BREAK GIANTS HEARrs NJ TAKING
BOTH ENDS OF DOUBLE-A
Perdus Do>s Pine Rshsf Work-cub.
and ouaksrn 8pnt-Braves rrouncs
P1rAtss-Rsda Trim
supsrbaG


'ChlraFo 4, FhlIadeluhIa ,
lnilsdelphia rs. Chicago s.
st Louis .. Ne~ Tor 4
IS Louis 4 New York =
BOSTON .: Pittsburgh =
Cincinnati g. Brooklyn {.
'-Ftrst game. second game.
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RRAvEs rRrd PnArrs

hoSTON. Aug. -3-Th Boston VA
%ttonals took the third straight game
from Pittsburgh today. 3 to q FRED
~Snodgrass a former member Of the New
y ork Giants appeared in a Boston uui-
FORM Tor the first time. ais double in
the eighth resulted in the winning run.
Score. x 81 D.
Pittsburgh ...OiOOOO1oO-2 S D
Boston ........ OOOOeOU1s- 2
Batteries: Adams and Gibson. Tyler.
huEhes and Whaling. Gowdy.
Two base hits Smith. Ma
gee. Home run. Johnston. stolen bases.
wagner, Smith. Sacrifice fly Maran-
VIE Sacrifice hit. Hinchman. Bases
on balls or Adams o. on Tyler g.
struck out; BY Adams q by Tyler g.
by Hughes 2 tmpires Byron and
Eaann.
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heckley. ". Va. being "a native Of the
same county as Daniels. the baseball
Captain. Morrison is an all round attn
lete and f. especially noted for bis work
a. football He won the 100 yard dash
a. the state track meet in 1915 MorrI-
son Is the third Wesleyan Captain Co be-
a members Of the Junior class of 1919.
tboTToD-I 3 Keluaou. Captain
football team KciIison was reared boo
Pocohontas county and when be- reached
ne majority found himself 90 be- some
what Or o. man. afHudIrr 90 feet and
Weighing kna pounds. keIfaur Ia a.
senior af WDaIrrHu and will EH HHf rlNf
June Ue has for three years been 40.
state Tackle and Is conceded fl nn one
~ me greatest players ever developed boz
West Virginia
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81 Louis at New York
Chicago A. PHILADELPHIA
Cincinnati At brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at Boston.
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DAVE

Every Spring and Summer
Suit included in this Suit Sale
Iof ours.
Each season this Store be-
gins anew, good bookkeeping
forbidS the carrying of goods
from one season TO another.
S9.9S for Suits that sold for
$500 and $500.
S13.4S for Suits that sold for
$1,000 and $3.50.
S16.9S for Suits that sold for
$500 and $1,000.
All Palm Beach, Mohair and Silk
Suits now al great reductions. IL
will pay you 10 buy one and keep
IL over.
$3.50 for Palm Beach Suits
that sold for $500.
500 for Mohairs that sold
for $1,000.
$1,000 for Silk Suits that sold
for $500.
Weafher-Eai-
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z-Jacksuu out rft bad, l.tt @
out when winning run vaa made
View YORK ... % o o q % ~ 9 % % % o.
'nIcaEo .... D 70 n % q % o o. 10 il
Ihr.' hare hits o. c8Iirs w.s,.r
'.ta1r stolen baesa va asf.
VIZ e1E'r Sacrifice hIta. o. cgIrI1a
slnn.i bfFr COO talla or Huaasif
SHAW f.E. q STRUCK Que Hv Uurarfr
Scout IwnIfea Evans ana CHrf 10
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Iotals ...-....Sb 9 81 9 /
u)-Batted for Kelly IN 6th.
t2)-katted for Schauer In 9Th.
ST Louis. 10000. o } I o o o o l D.
New Nork....... o o o 0 > 0 -
Two base hits: Robertson. Doyle,
Schaucr. Three base hit. Robertson
stolen bases. Burns. Higgins. Butler.
Miller Sacrifice hit: Ames. Sacrifice
tly Miller. Base on balls. Pcrrltt .;
Schauer Z. Ames I. Struck out. Schauer
Z; Amcs 2; Perdue .. impress. Ia
and S~tockdale.
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FEDERALS
Ysstsrday's Results

Y~ssterday's Results.
Brooklyu 3 baltimore ..
PittsbUtdh 4: Kansas city o.
ST Louis ~. Chicago D.
Ncwark-Buffalo not scheduled.
Today's Games.
St Louis at CHICAGO.
Kansas city at Pittsburgh
Brooklyn A. Baltimore.
Buffalo at Newark
Al 'hicago- r. u. T..
~ lSouls rs I
Nul'AAN sssss .s..a.. , 10 q
C~randall. Wtllctt and Hartley. Prem
derEast. Black. Hendrix and Fisher.
40 Pittsburgh Il. II y
nns.-as 1tty o o
A|NLlNuAfAn sssssssa 1
Main. Adams and Brown: Allen and
OComnor.
~ r. ~. ~
Baltimore > "a D
Fslkenburg and y. smith: Quinn and
Iacklitsch.
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Aug 23.-Joe Jackson. re-
,ehul added TO tho local cIub IRON,
SSlsF.land won the game for the chicago
Whitc SoN here today from New Yo-k
~ 10 y.sEshth inning The hnal score
~ 20 Jackson tripled to right
sild Grove Eddie Collins who had WaiLed
a minute before. home with the winning
run. Score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-24

Today's James
Wheeling nj Dayton.
Terre Haute az Evansville.
Youngstown a. Erle
Fort Wayne at Grand Rapids.
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Second Game.

"'I "|NNIIINT WII IUTTH-
Two base hits: Williams. paskert
Whitted. await Home run Cravath
stolen bases. Whitfield q. Bresnahan.
Murray. Sacrifice hits: paskert. Whit
ted sacrifice lily. Fhelau. Bases on
balls: on H~umphries g. OF label D. on
McOuillan 1. Struck out BY Hum
phries ], by label /. by McQuiIlan 8.
mpires. Rigler and Cocklu.
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I|TNITHT-I y InnI0IH- IaUfaIn n
1916 baseball team who comes from
Marshes. West Virginia Danioia has
been a varsity man At wesleyan for
two years and last year was considered
bv an odds Tho best college outaoIdcr CO.
West NirE.niu colleges tie is ais "a
member OF the Junior class ~ wesleyan
nrl viii receive hIH degree in 1917.
tETGHrJ vs. % Morrison captain
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wsessi Earis IN FIN. Form and Team
mates MT Whsn Hats
Meant Rams
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JACKSON
IN ELEVENTH
EDDIE HOME WITH
UNI RUN

FORMER indian Player Comes Through
with Swat at Right Time
Red see Take Browns.
Ye~sterday's Results.
-Nhlcago 4: New York 3.
Boston Z: st. Louis o.
Ill innings.
Today'a Games.
fhlladelphla at st. Louis.
Boston ct Detroit.
New York at Cleveland.
Washington at Chicago.
CHICAGO. Aug 2S.-Joe Jackson re-
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SMOKE OUT VETS
In SECOND GAME OF SERIES
oAxu WAS sHonrEsr or rEAR
ouD HOUR AuD


LAsTfHo oHn HOUR AED
sDvxH EHuTEs
wssssi E.rls IN I'm. Porn ..a r.-~-
mates nt Wien hiss
rssss~day-s results.
"sss,"s Dsy,Ss
washington >: Grand Rapids Z.
-Exhibition game.
ro4ay's Names.
WheelinE at Dayton.
Terre Hauts az Evansville
Youngstown at Erie.
Fort Wayne AT Grand Rapids.
Special Dispatch 10 the InteniEsncer.
DAYroS. O., Aug 23-ft only took
20 trim the Vets this Afternoon IN one
~ the best games seen here this season.
Umpire DAILY kept the men on the jump
sesmed TO take a poke At the nrst one
pitched. making the game one OF the
f.S w s'sT PlSysS sfrs s,s N. p,,.h,n~
and Mschtel had a shade on the wheel.
lng Blonde. but errors by sykes ana
MiS.,n paved the way for bis d~sfeat
Sykes walked to start IL and worked a
delayed steal TO second. Anderson threw
INC hAAl away IN an fTnff 10 eaten EAFl
AZ second and he took third. Hobbs
single TO right scored him Hobbs was
out trying to steal. and Martin famed.
spencer singled. but Warner grounded
10 WetEel.
Evensd the Count.
Tit Stogies evened up the count IN
the second. Lear grounded TO Warner.
but Sykes dropped the third baseman-s
assist Reilly popped TO Kyle. Meister
singled sending Lear 10 third. He scored
on withrow's sacrifice hy. wetzel
popped "a Kyle.
In the sixth with Norton gone. Nespo
strolied. Neale singled. Nespo going to
second. Anderson'E sacrifice ny sent
Nespo 70 third. Neale stole second and
both men scored when Martin errored
on Lear's grounder. Lear was out try
ing TO steal second.
Two more counted in the seventh.
With one IN the discard Meistcr doubled
and took third on Withrow's single. Wet
zel smashed n two Dagger to center
scoring Meister and sending withrow
To third from where he scored on Nor
TONS sacrifice ny. The Vets scored two
In the seventh on a single by Herring
and doubles by Wachtel and Sykes. They
rallied again In the eighth. Martin
singled. took second on Spencer's inheld
out and scored on kyie's double
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Chicago .....1oOoOOO1=4 5
philadelphia .oOO2O1OOO- /
Batteries; Cheney. label and Archer:
Mayer. Alexander and Killifer.
Two base hits: Zimmerman .: Lud-
erus, ktlifer. Cravath. Home run. Fish
er. stolen bases: Cravath. Whitted. Me
non sacrifice hit. Paskert. Bosses an
balls. on cheney 3; on Alexander /.
struck out: BY Cheney 3. Mayer s. I'm
pires. Rigler and CockiH
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EVEN

fhlLANpELfhlA, Aug. 23.-The dou-
~nleheader here today resulted IN an even
break. chicago winning the first game.
: TO 3, and Philadelphia the second. Is
70 10 the opening contest. Mayer
Neakened IN the last two innings. In
inc ninth. with one out. and runners on
third and second. Alexander went 70 the
rescue and purpOEcly walked SAFER.
Schulte was forced at the plate on VIII
hams grounder. killifer threw to Lud-
erus. who threw wild to catch thinner
At third n the latter and SAFER
scored the runs which won the game
Inc closing atair was a walkover for
the Phtllies. McQuiilan made his re-
appearance with the home team and
pitched In good style. Scores:
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tETFHrJ - w. % Morrison. Caufsir
l'lG track team Morrison halls from
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Yesterday RESULTS.
wheeling 3 Dayton a.
Erie 4 Youngstown 1
Evansville 9. Terre a o.
sWashinEton . Grand Rapids !.
-Exhfbition game.
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At jersey City-Jcrscv Citv-Toronto
Famc postponed. wet grounds.
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Igr b cricket b OBJ Barn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-23
NAY APPEAL THE
CASE OF kIVIAT
Irish.American Athletic Clubs
Statement DELAYED.

The anticipated Statement. from the
IIish-American Athletic Club with re-
gard 10 the branding of Abel r. Kiviat,
It's track captain, a professional by the
registration committee OF the Amateur
Athletic Union was not given out yes
terday. John S. Conway, secretary to
the Irish club, declared that his clubs
attitude as TO the decision would be
made known either this afternoon or
tomorrow. It was believed in athletic
circles yesterday that there would be
an appeal from the decision and the
case brought 70 the attention of the
board Of managers Of the Amateur Ath-
letic Union.
Il was learned that Drew Valentine
and Harry Gissing. two of the runners
who were named as having competed
in the relay race at Schenectady in
1912, still had amateur cards in this
district, which do not expire until the
latter part of this year. Valentine,
who Joined the New York Athletic Club
shortly after IL was alleged he started
in the relay race, resigned from that
club three months ago.
The registration committee, II Is be-
l.eved, will ask that Kiyiat return the
prizes he won at the centennial cele-
bration in South Bethlehem the early
part Of the month and the prize he won
in tho one-mile run at the Sullivan
games In Jersey City last Sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-23
Old Football Men
at Union Practice
[Br Telegraph % The Tnbuns.

Schenectady, n. Y, Oct 22.-In the
final preparations for the Stevens game
Unions varsity showed the result Of
hard weeks practice.
The line displayed more cohesion and
drive than has been apparent for two
weeks. Wslly Girling, Dow Roof and
Tubby Rosecrans alternated In the
backheld, with Stoller. Msllen and An
derson. Golf at quarter gave place for
few minutes toward the end OF prac-
tice 10 Girling, who ran the team with
strap and precision. For the first time
this year practically all the regular
men are of the hospital list. Roof has
recovered from his torn shoulder,
Girling's elbow is good once more, and
Stoller Is ft
The presence of many old Union
football men on the field this after
noon encouraged the squad. Among
them were Big BIZ Smith, 80; Pud
Harvey. star halfback in '07; G. Her
bert Daley, 92, sporting editor Of The
New York Tribune, and Everett Grout
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-23
SEEK MORE UNIFORM RULES
Cooperation Of Private and Public
Schools Urged by p. 8. A. L.

A more uniform set OF rules for sth-
letic competition between studsntA OF
private and public schools was recon-
mended and a committee appointed to
bring about such a possibility at the
monthly meeting of the high school
games committee OF the Public Schools
ton Building yesterday.
The members believe that such O CO.
operation is essential in the competi-
ton Of the public schoolboys on an
even basis with their preparatory
school rivals. especially In the natter
of weight classification. That the pub
lie school officials anticipate this was
shown in the granting OF a sanction TO
the city of Newark for the national in
terscholastic track and field games on
June 10. in which the rules Of the Pub
lie Schools Athletic League will have
TO be observed.
l. was announced that the elementary
track and field committee had decided
not 10 approve of any more outdoor
games after the first day OF October,
as they believed that the weather later
than that date was too cold for tho
youngsters.
The annual high schools 'cross-coun-
try championship run Of three and q
half miles will be held over the ia
maica High School course. in Jamaica.
on December 4. with nine teams already
entered 70 compete. The swimming
championships will take place az the
College OF the City OF New York or
either March 3 or 10.
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FOOTBALL TEAMS
FILL LOCAL HOTEL
Cumberland Houses Four Elev-
ems That VIII Battle To-day.

The lobby Of the Hotel Cumberland
was transformed to college campus
last night. Il was a composite campus,
Just like George Fitchs famous Siwash
College. for with the football teams of
Dartmouth. Washington and Jefferson,
Holy Cross and St. Lawrence colleges
and the 'cross-country team Of Dart
mouth staying there before taking part
in their various contests to-day no
favorites could be played. But it was
college campus, all right, and college
spirit fairly dubbed over
If there were ever the slightest feel
ing between the various colleges II was
not NANTES. last night. The Dartmouth
lads wete determined TO twist the
Princeton Tigers tail and Washington
and jefferson expressed its intention
Of repeating its victory of last year
over Yale.
Indeed. one Of the Wash.-Jeff. boys
elected himself TO the Office of the poet
Of the trip. Here is one Of his efu-
sions:
We, re 70 t s2.as ~, 5s S s9 5o tail.
Aul DIP him la tle merry wLlteWasb tub.
Tor our team he got ne steam.
Yos there Dee awfJr scream
When we l-!ag Yae's nanny back 70 Washington I.
CHORUS.
Tramp tramp tramp the boys sre marching
Oa % vCfoy down The fed.
As ST. good ola days o., y0tc.
We viii slam night through 70 score.
Tor poor Old Ll's football doom is seal'l.
St. Lawrence, which will meet Colum-
bia on South Field this afternoon, was
out for p short signal drill yesterday
afternoon. None of the boys was Will
ing to discuss the game. but there was
q general feeling OF confidence.
The Dartmouth 'cross-country team
is down with the football warriors. II
will travel TO Philadelphia TO meet the
barriers Of Penn. The boys expressed
regret that the race was not held this
morning, giving them a chance to get
10 Princeton in time TO see the game,
but they will try to get some consola-
tion out of watching the Penn-Pltts-
burgh game at Philadelphia.