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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-25

re6net 6aben, oen &rieg fort5ufeBen.
Dieter 2lugenblid miro, ipenn fi9 Die
0inae 70 erfrsulidb ipeiter enttpideln
pie bisber, einmal tpmmen miiHen,
eana gleih, mas 5ur 3eit in ben
SauptItGbten unIerer 5einOe bon &es
oierunaen uno in Der prsHe oetlamiert
uno geOrcbt fpir6. Sn bieIem gu
Iammenbanee bat Der &anSler gefagt,
bab SsutTflano fir einen Srieoen
fGmpfe, Der ibm un6 feinen 9erbiins
beten fefe Siderbeit fir einen oauerns
ben sSrieoen uno unIere rationale gu
tunft qepGbrt, unb bat au9 Gbnli9,
tpie es Oie taiTerli9e Proclamation
bonn 1. Qluguit tat, Die Sreibeit Der
Meere fir oGIe @0lter als 3iel btnges
ftelIt; oamit 1T pieOer, tpie es fdon
0fter in offiaielIen 8unbsebungen 9es
f9eben 1T, bas 3iel bes arieses uno
Der Snbalt oes Su eripartenben 5ries
oens fetnem WeIen nad eetenn5etds
net. Wie i'm einSslnen Die Ulittel
ausfeben foGIen unb beIdaffen fein
iuerOen, ourdb Oie OisIss 8ieI Sss 5rie.
oens, 6as feinem Wefen nu4 feititebt
.rrei9t fperben fOll, boriiber 1T pffis
sieI nod ME seiproden porben unb
fann aud ni9t ,ber seiproden ipsrs
Ssn, oIs Bis en6siltise grsebniFe auf
ben S9la9tfeloern es seitatten, nit
Si6erbeit bas M6glithe unb @rrei9s
bare gu ertennen. Sn oiefem Sinns
ift 6as bon einseluen ni9t einseboltene
@erbot elmer DffentIihsn gr6rtsruns
Der sriebenssiele 5u periteben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-25
&itfertS SDdlter.
Gle fsisrte pnr fur5sm ibren a@t3iss
fen 0eburtstaQ.

Dor einigen Wo9en DolIenbete Wlas
rie Riidert, ole Glteits So9ter oes
Di9ters Trieori9 Riidert, bic in Neus
feb BET &oburs lebt, in boiler seiItiser
unb t0rperlider Griide ibr odtsisites
aebsnsiabr. Der &ries bat bic Grinz
neruns an ben 0t9ter Der r@ebars
niT9ten Sonette," Die ia bel ben Seuts
i9en niemals i4pinben ipirb, pieoer
aufleben lafen. 0a barf man Inn 70
mebr Der So6tsr seoenten, Die sine
10 arobe Strede bes 2ebensipeses nit
Dem Batter unb 0i9tsr sesansen unb
aus Dem &inbe Die Sr.unoin setporben
iit, dbnlidb tpie ibre jiinsere S9Deiter
4nna Berger.
Waarie Riidert, bic unpermGblt blieb,
bat iiber ben Sob binaus bas 4nOenz
len oes Sibters nit tinbliber 2iebe
unb feinem @eritGnonis sepflegt uno
mar setpiFermaBen Der Mittelpunft
Der TRADITION bes Sauiss. sic bat
ou9 Ole nu6selafsnen n&inbertotenIiez
oer," Die riibrenbiten unb ergreifenbs
fen 5rii9te Der Riiderti9en 2prit, be-
rausgeseben. 0dbei ober bat iie aud
ibrs sigene .ftarte Peri0nlidteit entfalz
tst. sic par Die langiGbrise Greuns
bin ber Ser5ogin alerdnorine bon &o'
burss@Otbo, Die ibr boIles, ber5lides
8ertrauen i9sntte uno iis Bis Su ibrem
Sooe rsselmGbig aus bsm ndben Reus
feb na9 Dem &elenberg etnluo. Sic
mar bic s5rsunbin bon Sobannes
8robms uno in Dien in 6en. fiinitleris
Iben uno @elebrtentrsiien beimii4.
Sier nabm iie au9 nit ben SrGsern
Der unsarif9en 2tteratur Siibluns
unb bat eine Reik Der beoeutsnoIten
unb fdOniten unsuriiden 2ieber in
fstniinniser unb feinempfunoener WeiIe
iibsrIebt. @pu @eiit unb Sumor.
bem aud Die Sutire ni9t frsmo, mar
lie in allen oieien &reiIsn Elm anregen=
Der @ait. Grf in Den lebten Sabren
bat Marie gfiidert Ii9 bOIlis na9 yleus
feb auriidseaogen. Mande intereFante
Mitteiluneen iiber iie entbolten Die
r2ebsnserinnerunsen bes 1903 bers
Itorbenen 8erIiner pbiloiOpben WoriB
2aodrus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-25
,,Wein 9er3 tpar
ie9r i6limm"

@enn ii6 elm Ser5leiben Der.
idIimmert, geben piele 2eute ibre
$offnung ouf. SGtte 2etuis Staf-
foro 70 getan, 70 n6re er nabr-
ideinIid iest in ieinem @rabe.
Sein Sero puroe 70 idlpah, bnB Der
Sr5t linn befubI, ms 9ett gu geben,
itnb iogte ibm, bob tpenn er li1 oieI
bepege, fonne er iogleid tot bin-
fallen. Staffor6 bntte bon 2eliten
eeleien, Die our6 9r. MiIeS' Seort
&enleoD gebeilt iporben maren, un0
er entidJloB ith, es 5il Deriu6en.
Sier lit iein eigenes freipilliees
8eugnis bonn erloneten GeIultat:
.9r. RiIeS 5sart Remsbn bat MIR 70 bel se.
boIien. bnb itb Sebermnnu bnoou ersdbIen m6dis
e., 3sin psrs tvar 70 idbIimm. bob 6es erst mid
feline Nrbsit mebr tpn tbnnfe unb baS Id ieben
QupenbIid tot nieberfonen m6ae. Sd entlteb ben
Urat nnb ting an Dr. NlIss' oeort Remeou su
nebmsn. Rahoem Id etlidbe Maiden berbrGudbt
battle. fiitIts tb tein unb tann oiel idliuere UT.
belt perritbeu. Sd bin Elm FARMER miiO itbreibe
eisiss roebbsm i'd ben gansen 5as int geioe ,sss
R. R. .. 2. Rutlano St.
Sdipade Ser5en iino bGuiiner jiI
finoen ols ihpahe I6eeu, 2unQen,
glugen, Riiden ober @iereu. 90 oft
Sbr Ser3 niht idIoet. piro S6r
0eben berfiirSt. Sn ben erIten gln.
tangen fam Serofranfbeit leibt ge-
linoert mer6en; aber Die Silie pirS
ieoen Sag ihiuieriger, iuenn man
Die 8ehanblilng binausi6iebt.
9r. 9liles' Seart 1emebb tairb ppB
alien apUtbefern nerfautt u. garaHtiert.
MILES MEDICAL CO., EIkhart, Indiana
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-25

8erednung. Srobbem ipurbe au6 ME
Elm Dort bes SaOeIs oariiber bon Seis
ten Der 8riten unb 2lmerifaner laut.
gbitb Gapea mar, foaufagsn nur
als @aft Der 9eutfden in 8eIsien ss>
buloet. Sbr @ergeben mar bnber ams
10 fdperer. sic eeitanb ni9t nur
ibren @errat Elm. fonoern ssItanb gu,
bab fie ii9 Der Sdpere ibr.s @ers
sebens polltommen betpuBt, ober lpiI>
lens mar, Die Solsen auf ii9 gu nsbs
men, iinl ben aliirten gu belfen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-25
GaIfhe Quffoffuna.

Gin 8epobner eines iG9FI6sr
9orfes tommt na9 Miin9sn au sinel
befreunoeten 5omilie su 9eIu9. 9ir
min ibn gbenbs ins Softbeater IL
.2obensrin" fiibrsn. 9tnfdnss Seig
er Ii9 erfreut, oann aber Iebnt er ban.
teno ab nit Der 8esriinOung: n@s Is
ia febr freunbIi9 BON sic, ober ei
bat oO9 gen 3ped mid, neil i9 Sit
ben bubsr'iden 9iuIett 10 i9per Der.
ftebe."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-25
Grid tperenb b.

.Sie poGIen ben Mliiler Dertlasen,
neil er Sic auf Die Siibneruusen ss'
trstsn bate 9as 1T bod feline @brens
bsleibisuns!"
,So9 Dos 1T fosar cine unter
erT6persnben umitGnoen, er piegt
nGmli6 199 silo."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-25

Die grablereien oes frans6iii6en
Wtntlterprdlioenten Srianb erinnern
lebbuft on ben SAP, ben gittor Suao
i'm Sanuaur 1871. pier3ebn Sage Dor
Der Sapttulation BON Pari5 I6rieb
p8Olt BON 6rantrei!h. Su Bit uube.
iieebar, augenblidlt9e glteOerlasen
Uerbiillen nur ben idlieBli9en Sri
umpb," Gin paur @oden ipdter ipur.
ben bic Observation-Disclosures unter
Sei9net.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-25
R efItripn.

rSonberbar, oa bob id inmer ee.
sIaubt, i6 itsbe eanS uIIein in Der
DeIt-isitbem i'd uber ben aottsri.'
setpinn sema9t, iebe ib erit, cine lpit
aussebsbnte 8srpunbtf4aft t4 in
Wirflihteit babe"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-25

Winiton Spencer Gbur6il TT aus
bem brttiIden Mtniiterium ausseI1ie=
ben uno sebt an Die 6ront. Sa 9es
bort er bin. @ieaei9t mill er bort
tuie er einf vbie Ratten aus i6ren 2Da
&ern aussesraben" bic S4iibensrd-
ben paIsr1udern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-25

Ser italieniide @eneraliIfmus iol
bes Sberbefebls miioe iein. Sa ia,
bas S9reiben bon g8etterberibten
itrenet an, Oas bat idon Der alte SID
fer Sbomas 9emubt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-25

Ser beutide arOnprin3 iit gum %.
Wtal tOot 9emelOet poroeu. SIM nod
fen WtOnat iutrO er in pollfer SrtIde
ieines 3Orpers uno bes @eiItes oas Iil.
berne Subildum ieiner Sooimeloune
feiern t6nnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-25

~Soffre's Sriessmaidine TT beHer,
als Die oeutide ie getpeien tit, 10 iaet
elm umerttauiider ~SadUeritdnOiser.
llno elm 8tertel Der oeutf9en 9lrmee
seniigt, bic sanse fran30iii9e glrmee
uno iiber etne hal6e WlilltOn @n9ldns
Der in S6ah 3u balten!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-25

Sas erite mas Die 8hlsaren bel If,
rem @tnSug in glti6 aerit6ri bubeu. 1T
bic borttse 2iiaenfabrtt pel6e allers
btnes IN ben leBten Woden nur nod
nit bulber S6id! searbeitet bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-25

Su @nelaub' tuerben bic voeutiden
Sptone" bel ben Subenben erIhORen
uno tein @ntriiitun9si6ret erbsbt ii6
in Der Yrefe Der gllliirten in ben 8er=
etnteten Staaten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-25

Sir gonarb @reD mirb iib balb
re6t etniam fiiblen. @r tit fait Der
einsiae, Der BON ben &rie9sbeBern nod
i'm 9lmte 1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-25

2orb 9itdener 1T 3u Sdiff na6
5rantreid, I'M ben 9eiu6 bes @ene=
rails Soffre 81 erpiOern. Babri6ein,
lid wta er ibm iebt ertldren, mo er
iein Sretmillionen-Seer perfedt bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-25

96nie George mill. penn Seuti9-
Lamb Iie9t, oem Sbron entIagen gr
ioIl mad 9lmerita tommen, bier finbet
er lopalere uSubiette.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-25

9onoon beri6tet BON elmer Miduie=
plaee in Seuti6lano. Sas tit ein
gutes 3ei6en: es siebt alic in Seutid
Lamb INNER nod senug su na9eu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-25

Sie Serben= uno glqiirten=Sie9e am
8altan bauern INNER BON 3n0lfe bis
Mlittag bann tommt Der amts
li6e 9eribt aus Berlin.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-25

Sen Serben muB es pirtlib aans
erbdrmlt9 sehen. Selbit gum 9ii9en
tOnnen fi6 bic Sdpeinetreiber ni6t
mebr aufidminsen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-25

9euii6lanb mill 5rieoen idlieBen.
meIoet &om. Berlin antportet, penn
mir friesen, mas mir haben mOllen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-25
DteTelepbounummer oeS. Seohenblatt'
tit tsst 23O9 (ueussJ.

gnelano ruff feline SDbne gu ben
@afien. limb iie reiBen aus Wie
S9afleoer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-02

OUT OF FORDHAM BATTLE
Gormly Put on Probation Pending Investigation of His
Alleged Rough Play Against Army-Local Team
None Too Confident of Victory To-day.


and Morcaldi, h replaced the regu-
lars and showe,i dash and sn.lp. This
gives Fordham an offensive advantage
with which Capt. Dunn hopes to surprise
the visitors should INJURIES make sub
stitutions necessary.
Cant. Dunn ran the team Mt tho quar-
terback position during the cntir, prac-
ticc. and Morcaldi will not call any
signals unless the eleven is shifted
greatly.
A blackboard talk COMPLETED the prac-
tice. Kane was In practscs for the first
time I'm ten DAYS and has recovered from
his spralns. Replacing Rehson nj guar d
he will add twenty mounds To the Ma
o defence.
The For,lham eleven. though not con-
| fdent of defeating Georgetown. is hone
ful of Offering the wa shinp,on eleven the
%stiffest kind of opposition. but a defeat
! To Fnrdham hy a close score would not
SURPRISE MANY OF tho student, q
Tho train leaving Grand Central sta
tion "A, o.I3 u NJ has hoe, ordered Ia
s,op "A, ordha s.yen,ean minutes
later and special cars may i've added.
Tho rnn,est h.y,ns az a o,cL,cL
ruror I'D, ,,ontiiu would hc nm
.hlo 10 MA agatrs, G.nryetowr tod
oau.a1 - .aovnno Inrassuav
~, r. 1910 ,...e.Jan
,"aanh $3.50. .e 80 -
- 49, ~"
nS u ."e 49, ~
y "o'' iD' - ',ote''o"" 49, -,
S", oi |"p'' 'u'r, W VI" -, "a
oo,n.I"' - N'S to'NIi.o .,.'",
'u,''.'e .nht 1891 'ne 80 "a -.
10y .'Ose' ,'0o - ''",'o"' ~" a.,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-02

The Georgetown University athletic
officials surprised the Fordham football
management yesterday by the u
ment that the visitors star player.
Gornly, would not be in his position
at right tackle in the Fordhain game
this afternoon. Much unfavorable press
comment resulted from his alleged rough
play In the Army-Georgetown contest.
AS n consequence he has been placed
OF probation pending the result of a
rigid investigation In which signed state
mcnts from severn! Army officials OF
high rank. prominent members OF the
Georgetown alumni and several reporters
who saw the contest will be acted upon.
fordham has not requested George
town in any manner to keep Gormly
out OF to-day's contest. the decision hav-
ing been reached voluntarily yesterday
at "A meeting OF Coach Exandine, Capt.
Barron. athletic director: Charles Cox
and u representative of the faculty
board. In order t. show New York
city tina. the Georgetown faculty de-
mands clean sports IN their strictest
phase Director Cox says IL prefers to
suspend its star player on the eve OF
GeOrgetown's biggest battle and 10y 80
doing weaken the team rather than play
under the shadow OF suspicion. The
Fordham students appreciate this sacri-
flee more thoroughly now. when the
Brickley incident has Just been thrust
upon the New York University team.
The Georgetown squad arrived at the
Cumberland Hote. yesterday evening and
numbered thtrty-two players. the biggest
squad ever carried by the BLU and
Gray. As II whole the men are still
bruised from the West Point melee,
which the refuse to discuss.
Should Gogmly fail to prove his in.
nocence at the coming hearing he will
not only be stripped of his football in-
sigma but will be ~dishonorably expelled
from Georgetown. according to Director
Cox. The Blue and Gray players are
vitality interested IN the outcome. for
they feel all doubts must oc removed
about the playing of the team "a a
whole, Gormly. II Is stated, had four
teeth kicked out in the Army contest.
Whether the biting charged is supposed
to have occurred after he lost his teeth
has not been made plain.
Gilroy, the visitors star back. has re-
covered entirely and will play to-day.
strengthening the Blue and Gray attack
greatly.
F~ordhaIn's final practice yesterday
consisted OF an hours snappy d.ll re.
hearsing pass and shift formations al.
most cntirely. Coach Vaughn then or.
dered the eleven to practise offensive
formations. and over a dozen kickons
were run back. The second set OF
backs. consisting of Golden. Mcclure
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-02
By WILLIAM II. HANNA.


At last there has been discovered
the difference betyyeeu a "blg" foot
IN -. .,i,,,.r r,.r
since 'hIs hypr'd forward pass broke
INTO the autumn sport l" haShe'ndIl'he
IL numerous outsiuers nave petl TAX
ing more ana more l'per'lee win d ic"
select assregatlens "hIch had a mo-
nopoly on All the chahIpIonshlp CLASS
there was IN tte district. Lutte teams
with the ana or the Fungus Hlhs re-
iefred 10, loon inc ped''he or DIE
teams. hut sim they remained 'I't'e'
Maybe u dlscefhIhs punn' III Is h'a''
dldn thlih onward pass eNl"rt"rSS
enouGh or real iootbdiI s"l4l 10 MAKE
winn'ns ny mat process a cram 10
football bisufss' nut DE mat as II
may here ~ what distinguishes Inc DIG
from tn little:
The big teams are those when can
stay at home ana MAKE the others come
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-02
Change Makes Nov. 20 Open
Date and Columbia
Snaps 1t Up.
COLLEGES DISAGREE
IN CASE
Hartford Authorities Insist
Professional Must BE
i'm Lineup.

At a meeting OF the New York Uni
vsr,,ty Athletic Council. held yesterday
afternoon In the gymnasium. 1t was de-
cided unanimously to cancel the game
with Trinity scheduled for to-day. The
action wal taken as a direct result ot
the controversy over George Brickley.
which was brought to a climax yesterday
morning by Trinity's decision that the
protested PLAYER would be In the lineup
IL a game was played. Frank Cam. IN.
director Of athletics, made his second
Journey to Hartford early yesterday
morning 50 as to be present at the
meeting which was called to make clear
the ANAL stand taken by the Connecticut
institution in the matter.
After a secret gathering he was in
formed that Bricklcy would play in only
one.half Of the game. During this time
the four New York men who were OPP
posed to playing because Mr.. Kirby's
statement that they would be unable to
compete In any I. G. \. \. A.. A.. events
could he withdrawn. In the second hall
the star halfback would be withdrawn
to give these men an opportunity 10 ger
in the gaine when Mr.. ar aid that
he could not agree 10 such "a proposition
without consulting his W
another secret meeting was held ana !,
was decided to return to the original
stand, that IL there was any game Brick
ley would be In IL.
Immediately after his return to New
York Mr.. Cam called together the ath-
letic council and the faculty committee
On student organizations. who came 10
the conclusion that 1t was necessary To
call Off the game. The question I'M
medlately came up that II might prove
disastrous TO disapp1int the pubic AL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-02
SWIMMING PLANS ALTERED,
Admission Of Rutxcrs VIII Mean
In League Schedule.

!. w. Allison. president OF the Inter
collegiate SWIMMING League. said yes-
terday that there was an error in the
minutes as announced by Secretary Os-
rood. II was announced that in order
to compete IN the championships IA col
leg~ not a member ~ the league would
have to enter at least three men, ALL
son said one entry would be sufficient.
Allison said that Rutgers would he "a
mitted to the league, but would hav 10
make formal application. II Rutgers he
comes n member the scheme to have eacr
college meet the other once at home and
once abroad win ave 10 be abandoned
FOR this year, Allison added. The old
system of each member meeting tbs
other once will obtain for a year. The
individual championships win he held AT
Columbia on March "a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-02
SIX soccer Games To-day.

Chief OF the election day soccer fix
lures is the match at Livingston this
afternoon between the champion team
Of the Crescent Athletic Club and the
staten Island Cricket and Tennis Club
in the Field Club League series. Tho
schedule,
staten Island W. Crescent A q, at
Livingston.
Englewood vs., Montclair at Engiewood,
n. J,
~Continentais W.. scottish Americans at
Clark's Field. Newark.
Bay Ridge y, g., Married vs. single. at
Bay Side oval,
c2mme''e vs. Morris at Polo Grounds !
stuyvesant vs., Clinton at Van cOrtlsndt
Park. 10 A. N,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-02

A..
,ect,ve' Ilpoott ana Shea were at inc
haiIDack posi'lohs'
1n,er TWO more DAYS o! ~scrrninase tne
sauao WIN nav Il rest. !ho packneid is
stI' SOMEWHAT unsettled ana butter-
"U'h STATUS a eood ehance OF repiac-
nns 'rehhert ht centre. Inc nrst pack-
ne'u compihation winch probably Will
otart Saturday IL made UP OF Driggs.
Snet ana Ilbbott but Law. Moore and
Di.Norh'ah nave SHOWN great improve
nnen' ana IL IL not Impossible that tnere
nay pe some sniits before SATURDAY
.." .ncNormick mas returned TO coach
.ue 'h''rierehce Iickets Tor the Har-
Naru game are on sale at Spalding 1T
New YORK.
-
ITHACA. y. y. Nov. I-Cornell's DOT
bali men worked with their brains to-
day, but not with their bodies. The usual
Monday holiday was declared because so
many men were late In leaving the class
room, but Dr. Sharpe got them all to-
gether late In the day and gave an hours
blackboard lecture and discussion over
the coming game with Michigan. lie laid
before them the results OF his trip 70
Ann Arbor last Saturday. and told them
as well as ne could what they must ex.
pect from the Wolverines. Sharpe said
=" III A'lt w NhF y tllFl IN
the progress made by Cornell, but tina,
1t would be a grave mistake for the tear
to underestimate Michigan, which he
says has a big team. the faults Of which
fore the week was up. Michigan. he told
his men. would play it's best game
against Cornell.
The squad, according to Or. Munford
is In fine shape. Eckley. who was though,
to have been badly hurt Saturday. suf.
fered only n few bad bruises and will bs
back In the lineup tomorrow. Bailey. a
right tackle who was hurt several weeks
ago. will rejoin the squad in "A day OF
two. Wellcs has supplanted Fisher as
first substitute LEFT tackle for the present
and Mccormick. a big llneman. is now
being tried out or right md. These ar.
the only changes made in the personnel
OF the squad and no more are likely, &C.
cordiug to the coaches. who .yS-ct &c
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-02

Five of the most important games
Of the scholastic football season will bc
played to-day, Topping the list IL the
Morris game at the Polo
Grounds, Neither school II represented
hS as strong an eleven as last year,
when Commerce won by "A goal from
touchdown. the score being 7 To 6. The
weakening OF tho elcvens has been com
mon to both teams, however, with
Morris having perhaps "a little advan-
tagc. The schools have had only
one opponent in nm ~Stuyvesant.
Morris showed up %stronger than Com
merce in defeating the Fifteenth street
team, winning by a score of Is TO g..
whereas Commerce was forced to he
content with "A u to 0 victory, Should
the game settle down to "A kicking duel
Morris has IA better punter in Jack
Weinheimer tnHn Commerce has in
either Foster or Wilson,
Dewitt Clinton IL a heavy favorite
over Stuyvcsant for their game at
L.enox oval. 1t win be the first game
of the season for Clinton against a
local eleven, as Clinton has played
three out OF town games and has won
two, Stuyvosant has yet to win II
game Ibis season. II has lost four and
has made only ON" touchdown. Last
year clinton won by Il score ~ 7 to 8.
brooklyn will be the scene OF three
games. each of Importance. The Adel-
phi Academy-Poly Prep clash at Wash
ington Park will he the big event across
the bridge. \ victory for the former
will practically decide tho borough
championships, In the past five years
the game always has been an invita-
ton affair, with some high city official
opening the game, but admission will be
charged to-day, In the other two games
Erasmus Hall and Manual Training
line up AZ Ebbets Field, while Boys
High aud Commercial will fight It out
at Commercial Field. ST. Francis Prep
OF Brooklyn also has n game sched-
uled, travelling to Jersey city, where it
will rleet the Lincoln High School,
Tho scores made last year by the
teams which battle to-day follow
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MANY GOOD RACES ON CARD.
Irish American Games at Garden
Will BE Held on Nov. 81.

The 1000 yard scratch race for the
McAleenan trophy, an eight lap scratch
relay in which the Boston \. \, and
Now York a. e. have been invited to
compete against the Irish American
quartet. and "a high school relay race
OF one mile for the Burke trophy will
be the features of the annual indoor
games OF the Irish American A. G, sat
urday. November 81. at Madison Square
Garden. Other attractive events on tho
list are handicap relay races, one AZ u
mile for New York city employees and
a 200 yard race open TO Military Ath-
letic League teams,
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WIRE JUST IN VI
Trinity Team Waiting for Train
when Telegram Arrives.

HARTFORD. Nov. l.-As they stood on
the station platform waiting for the New
York train to-nigh the members of the
Trinity football squad We're advised that
a telegram had just been received from
New York University cancelling the
election day game IN New York on ac-
count of the question of the eligibility
of George Brickley. the Trinity fullback,
who is charged with professionalism be-
cause he once played with Connie Mack's
Athletics.
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pAssAIC. n, j., Nov, L. Mrs. Clement
II. Soulc, with Il card OF 1871. 9S. de-
fcated Miss G. II, Rust to-day, who re-
turned 14i-32. 100. at the Y%ountakah
Country Club, BY so doing she won the
second prize In the October competition,
in which each had three points, Miss
Mildred Fogel, with eight points. won
the cup Mrs. James y. Edwards of
Jersey city returned SSH, n. in the
selected score competition. lettering her
score four trokes in nor last round.
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:. Bryc" Wing has entered his hunter
Ottawa In the National Horse Show,
which opens on Saturday in Madison
Square Garden. The class will be
judged on Tuesday.