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A. N. AKIN TAKES
LAUREL HANDICAP
Canadian Horse Shows Heels to
Fast Field in Feature Of
Days Races.
LITTLE DIPPER IN FORM

BALTIMORE. Oct. IA. N. Akin.
fresh from Canadian victories. won the
Handicap. the feature Of the
at Laurel track to-day. He
proved his quality by galloping along In
the front ranks under a stout pull to win
under restraint by two lengths. The
Eastern crack Splinter. Leochares. and
Sand Marsh. winner OF two big handi-
caps at Jamaica last spring. were cut of
soon after the start. Leochares closed
up a big gan and beat Sir Edgar for the
place honors In a driving finish.
As n BETTING spirit OF the day Holt
day won NTH. a handicap at ono mile
and 20 yards. Trial by Jury. which Is
only Il ghost of what he was In the
spring. made the running until the last
sixteenth, where Holiday moved up and
won pulling M.
David Gideon won his second race Of
the fall season when his fast but uncer-
tain nlly Little Dipper took the third
after leading all the way. Little Dipper
was touted IA the best thing OF the day
and the New York contingent backed her
to n man. The summaries:
First Race-For :-year-olds. selling Ave
and q half furlongs: kits. l0s tkl.egerb,
s.. S5lO and 3: so. won; Ponce de Leon.
lis ,Trosiero 1870 and $40 second
wart Van, Aimee r. Moonlishter and
Lady kowena also ran.
olds and upward; selling; about two
miles; March Court. 40 ,smoop, $50.
$50 and 3. 80. second; Racebrook. i5t
tNoel, $3.50. third. Time. 3:U. Promoter
AMI Cynosure also ran.
ioi tAm6rns,,. t6iO. $40 and s. 20, Won,
salon. ~ ,kcoeh, 's5 90 and $50 90 sec.
( si",ohons,. Navigator. Joe Finn. Naushon.
cp.'umtr ant Ancon also ran.
Handieap; $1,000 added six furlongs. 4.
y. Akin. lis tltohinsonl, sIt so. s. and
$40. Won. L'o,har"s. i3e Haynes. 81 90
81 80. th.rd. Time. III. sand Marsh
ltcoha. startling. Water Lady, Estruca,
ann kewsssa also ran. -
fifih Rte,-For al ages. handicap; 800
adi"l; one mile and seventy yards: Holt.
DAY ambrose ,lS 20. $3.50 and $3.50
va 10y Jury ~ a. M.TassaG,i
=. 20 = I'D. Tine I:ii2-5. Back Broom
and Ny.on also ran.
ward selling purse 500 one milo and 4
sixteenth; ii,te England ils q McTag
vWtsM "a '3SS and ',;o Won FL.
third Time. lUs Friar Nousht, RIOS,
ws'"r. L4iI and An can also ran
ward; selling purse 500 one mile an,
$50 st:o.and -, won juliet. io7 o. Nc
loi 'kiecreri. $3.50. third Time. IA. rs
Ray - Light, Fairly. sam Slick. Orotund
woodtair, oboius. Greetings and Piaue,;
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RESULTS.

LATONIA. Ky. Oct. 1.-THE following
are the result. o. to-day's races;
purse $500; nve and a half furlonss. queen
Errsnt. 10 tBux,on). straight $3.50. place
1910. show, : 2so. nrst; Arrow, 40 tcon-
MSHi,l'syaii kPn 1as. 10 - &c. 'I Hunp. SHOW ' s. %,
third Time 1907 4.6. Snow Drift, Plunser,
Blue Plum. Sister Riley, Light Foot. Leonel-
second Race-Three year ODDS; Advance
Money; selling; purse $500: one mile and
seventy yards, BiEtodo. o. Brown.
straight q. plac. 't2o. .hoW $3.50, nrs,
second; Miknula, lO2 tKederisj. show 50 SO.
third, Time, i,.s 81, ThoTn "G.h; tnG ns
.. Thirs T nSr.. ,sSS, y ~. s Saa', !. ' Sal; i '"'
i RI %. H pIss. q L! La .o ,Ss ,:g ''.s' s1:, ,'f rysi.'
ond Fasting Fancy. ioe Buxton, show
!. s 60 , &.S., s T!%s: ia, i.e X straw. rs0f asii,. Tsp
Opportunity and Rhymer also ran,
Fourth R~acs.-Three year oids and Up.
ward; co,umSs %,I Day s.. pn,;.' ,S pSr' sru ssSS;
s s'ssish p,m i'i'G 10, '' IA p.iis,. j piss. :ssSs
show IS, second; Jane sarsith; io2 &C
cos Goose. Milestone, Or. Larrick. DIR. Car.
men and Ina Frank also ran.
FIN R%se.,-T rn 's $40 o'd nI. Ha m,I. no mo-
seventy Yards, '%Typhoon, MS Manoyerl
: c.s I, R.. H. ~ Rs.S Sau :';sS,, ' plsso ;.ts,.ssss,. . a,sy
sio, second: Sands OF Pisssurs % tJem'
cut,). show $3.50, third; Time. l;%s Id
sixth Racs-Nstionai. Laundry Owner
special: for four-year-olds. and upi purs,
500: mile and seventy ysras. Pif Jr' 10
Money ~; ei M.s.;. t e. Hunt Hunt ;.;s;iisS.. , is!
second; Arrist. 100. lGooss). e2.so. third
Time. i;i2 SIS. Incidence. Dorothy Dean
, Msnager Waite and Bob Henley also ran
seventh Racs--rour- ysar-olds and w
purse 1900; mile and . sixteenth. Guide
post. i'll tsuskis.l. S,o,i9. $3.50. $50
IS, second; C~ommauretta- io7 &C. Hunt,
| Ss,7o, third. Time. i,<s. Col, M~srohmont
| Prince g.. watsrpVeof. Rsuo. Jessie Louis
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MARSTON CAPTURES
MEDAL AT SHAWNEE
BaltusrOl Golfer Makes a IS
and Is Only One in Big
Field Better Than 80.

SHAWNEE, Pa. Oct. MAX r. Mars
ton Of Baltusrol. who seems TO be COM
ing on his game just as the season Is
about over. led the field to-day In the
qualifying round Of the fall tournament
Of the Shawnee Country Club. Although
there were eighty starters and the con-
di,ions were most favorable, Marston
was the only golfer who managed to
better SO. and his score was IS. Regl-
Maid G.. worthington OF Shawnee WAS In
second place with an so. and there were
oniy nine in all who were lower than go.
The two leaders played together. ana
going out IL looked as though Worthing-
ton might win the medal. for although
zach was on, in ~. the Shawnee golfer
was playing the steadier game. Comins
in. however. Was a different story, as
Marston was playing almost fau'tlessiy'
The leading card
Max Il Mars,on. Baltusrol-
out........... ttIt+5t5-E =.
In. .......... 5-3s-N
Philadelphia was we'll represented In
the tourney. and Its representatives out
numbered the metropolitan players In
the frst sixteen. Alex Coles OF Shawnee
and Herbert Newton OF Frankford TIED
for third place at 50. The scores:
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Victors on Links of
Metropolitan Clubs

play for the championship Of the osk,
land Golf Club began YESTERDAY. sixteen
member gssIinsa ,S M' rssid S ~i,h cs sSn Of
~. Morton l. Fearey. with so. was third.
The l]9lloSins gusciIIasd o,.r,v,n. Round.
FRS, sixieen.-T. cassabeer, ~ Wy:
swords, 70; Morton L. Fsarey. 80; Lewis
y: hiShTGnd. 81; R ; r =; Mhl,'' s.! c > col:
&c &c Ma Tesse"ss73 81; il & ropSs%4 4
I p MALONE, IS; j X; ".rs'de' 49, q y"
FRS, Round. Match P~lay-Murphy, beat
De Rham: and 2; Whit beat carslds'
snd n; I1 seas r Ssss ! and q. Hsiioek
heat Fearey, 3 and .; swords beat John:
son. . and /. Cassabeer beat FRANKLIN !
card OF Is. eo~76, won a two ball foursome
on the link. Of the Flushing country wuno
S ssin. Second ID With n'a a c ard d 81. TIT
There was a nve eornered tie for ne
sisk.ss' Ssnalsap WIN F P fhf rI'sos 81 I've;
y. F. wiimsrdins. io.. ls-ss; II. l. Ben
nett, loS; soIss; George L LeSa,. 100
BALTusRoI-Bosc" handicap. W. ?.
Conway. / up: W, II okeson. all even; $.
p. Nash. all even: Schuyler. Van vechten.
down: D y, GTsnS.rTy' dSTn h.rS Ha C:
g. j. =. Fraser. 4 down: F. W. l.. Fullerton
6 down.
FOX HILLs-st.tsn Island champion.
ship; Final ,o rSunS' nrsi II Ti'f rioya mI Fos
iHilis, beat p. W Paddock, Fox Hills, I and
s: third sixteen. C, T. Russell. Riehmond
county. beat +. Bancroft, ichm coun-
ty, 3 and 2.
HUDSON RIvER-Thirty.sl. Hole Han.
dicap-w. q. Lasher. 1919. lac SCHUYLER
! philips, 1875, l5t; Stanley p. EmericAn'
a, Lockwood, 1877. its; F. v, D. Long,
| acre. 1913. l61.
uYDEwoop-w. p. Taylor by defeating
hi. hro,hsri c, C TsyIon; > up And : 20
Win three balls. Holiday Cup. IS Hole.
Hs ans' r1d. T. Z, H wa 4. Ls %al'i ss1r;stt. Il i
KNoLLwooD-Mixsd four-ome.. Mrs T.
", Forrest and r, Y. .sadlier. ss. lo--IG,;
Mrs. +, X. sadiier and T. r. Forres'. g.
Is. ~ H.. an. ana Mr. Mr.. p. T. pf fsirch IA
IS. 5--ss; Miss Ethel Spears and 7. J, VIII
COX, az. SIS. Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Mccain,
ia. 1875.
NAssAu-columbu, Day handicap, II
I Pratt, o.. 2o-75: II. c. Folger. 95. 2o--75i
Henry Cape ~, Ill; G, 4, Dunn'ns
Dixon, Jr, 81. SO; d, A. Iorins, Jrr
%. s-7s.
PLAINFIELD-Dudley H.. Rarrows wor
the Championship Of the Plainneld countr,
club BY dsf, rn rrank o h,nt M. mate, ~
in the ssmi-nnai with william T. Glsnney
6 and 5; O.. r. S~choonmaker defeated y. b
Wells . up In the nnal round for the second
sixteen, and l.. A. Chase defeated d. II
Rowland . and 2 In the nnais for the thirc
sixteen, The po.n; winners for the fall cul
Brown. sS-is, 10; g. Z. Llpscomb. Sc
IL rs; D.. II. Rowland. ss.-.si, 10. WIN 7
0lenney with an sS-5. rs, won the hes
Gross score prise in IN eighteen hole han
W. Wallace were tied for the best net scor
} prize with . 81.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Day handicap
Low gross prisss. q. =. Kohlsr. -; H.. 3
Fsnn. 10 Low nst. prises. y. \. Dunnins
40, it,; q. v. Kohlsr. Is. I'll; L. c
Haynes, 90. ?o-7s. Afternoon sweep
stakes-J. b. Kemp. %. st-s5i II. II. Hoi
lister, ~. s7-7I; c.. l.. Green. %. 1911.
ST. ANpREw'S-HoiidAy hsndicsp. clas
A, A. u. Howard, %, i3--1s; Class ,. RsSi
naid u. Rowe. %. I'LL.
wyKAGyI-reur HAIL Modal Play Han
eieaP..-H. ". sykss . v. ,. Haskell
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Everybody got their hooks In. boat hooks.
shark hooks. bluehsh hooks. until Capt:
Hen Wright got a half hitch around It's
ured over seven feet and was as fat -
In landing nerce and heavy nsh. which
two or three turns OF the reel. as Charley
aid, or let them run and tire you as well
as themscives7
Charley thinks the way TO land Q heavy
one Ia to hold him. giving line grudgin8ly.
When | have plenty of time like even 70
play the blackrsh and. let. them run. but
when cod arc biting I'm busy. Then no
playing. what II FOUR experience?
United Anglers League on second and third
Thursdays and tell and hear others.
Brooklyn. oct. 4. NY. JULIUS.
lakewood Beach Quaint Place.
The regulars who 20 to W. Beach.
Staten Island, naturally got more hsh than
the newcomers. but you soon learn Whers
to get them, and once you have struck
them you think this place q, a Paradise. be-
cause II Is q quaint place In itself. on ths
order OF some Of these litte fshing villages
you read about.
Al this time ~ the year II IL q pleasure
to go there. Throw your l'ne out from ths
shore. lie on the sand and take things easy.
II Is a splendid means ~ exrell,ng the city
air from your lungs and forgetting your
troubles and cares
JIM " u oTHER jim.
lakewood Beach. staten Island. Oct. !.
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LONG DRILL AT COLUMBIA.

C%olumhin's varsity eleven showed real
power In i's first scrinrnar" OF The week
With the scrub team yesterday, despite TIE
fact tina. three OF the regulars were still
forced to watch the play from the side
lines. Even with these three out, the var
sity waied through the scrubs for three
touchdowns
Bud Wilbur. RICH, tackle. tried his skin
n, drop kicking. Wilbur had good success.
Me,calf put his squad through "A varied
drill. beginning with a sigma practice and
ending with n hard mage. with a
blackboard talk s~andwiched In between,
The varsity used a variety OF open plays
in the scrimmaging. although each Of It's
three touchdowns resulted from straight
line smashing.
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Preparing for Pennsy Game.

STATE COLLEGE, Pa. Oct. l2.-with
three preliminary games OF "A stir schedule
successfully weathercd, Penn States eleven
II. being rapidly pointed for the struggle
with Pcnnsyl vhnia next Saturday. Head
Coach Dick Harlow VIII not predict tho
outcome. because, he said. he realizes
Penn's strength this season. on the other
hand. Harlow says the Red and Rlu" VIII
have to put one Of the best teams in tho
country ~ the sriiiron IL State IL TO he
overcome. His reason is that he believes
the Center county eleven to be- stronger hy
time last season. when state brought the
pigskin home from Franklin Field with a
10 TO 3 score,
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oO~a
The wiseacres at Canarsie said on Tues
day that the nor'easter would drive out
the weakhsh and that the nshing from
on Wednesday that even they could be mis-
taken In their predictions. for every guide
came In with a good mess Of weahnsh
was a striped bass. LET Davis and jeorGs
Bad win had Just about as many. George
An,baSh With a party Of c thru ZANE ny HIM M
nshed In the creeks and caught 10 large
ones.
As II turned out. Wednesday was one OF
the very good days Of the season. for every
one got some and most Of the fishermen
Fred Bossei says tina. ". will hsv. good
weakhshing for ten days yet unless II
turns suddenly. cold and windy. II Is a
little nsh to bother your bait. when the
bait Ia fooled with you can bank on u
that II If a bass or a eakhs Boesei
striped bass In the bay. for they are mix
Ing It up with the schools Of %weaknsh.
a bass or two have been taken by any
weeks, and they have Invariably bit on
columbus Day fishermen who wen, weak
fishing in Jamiaca Bay brough In catches
ranging from S and . to "A boat up TO 20
aud 30 each The hish catch In one Of
Boegels boats was 8? weakfsh.
Deny Advertised Catch.
In tho advertising columns Of the Rod
art Gun ~ THE Sun to-day the fishing
steamer Cape cod sdVprtises n. follows:
Big catch sat. nights trip. Oct. eth:
speedy ocean . =. Cape Cod to BarneEat!'
The advertisement IL not true. There
was no big catch II II true the Cape cod
went to Darnegat. but Il was nothing more
than an excursion. There was not a fisher.
man on board who was not disguised and
disappointed with the trip.
The total number of FISH caught was less
than so among 200 anglers. The fish
caught included porgies. croakers and
nuke.
We will call the misleading advertise.
ment to the attention II advertising man
ager of THE Sun. Also we will bring ur
the matter ~ THURSDAY nights meeting OF
the United Anglers League.
j. RYDEti.
SG2 WeS Fifty-third street.
HARRY R~EiERLEIS.
Park Row Building.
II r LEWIS. New York.
FRED II. WENDELL.
New York.
WILLIAM kAPPEt.
Captain Of the beam Fishing Club.
ANDREW ANDERSON,
s2j seventh avenue.
JAMES MORRIS.
NILS Hotel. Thirty-sixth street and SCI
cnth avenue
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Two scrimmsg~- for Army.

WEST POINT, y. y. Oct. 1.-THE
Army coaches sent the varsity and scrub
eieVens through two shor, scrimmage ses-
tions to-day, The big team was ON thA
defensive most Of the time. and ms soon ss
the men displayed evidence OF fatigue the
mentors used fresh PLAYERS. Cole and W.T.
tiers are fighting hard for regular berths in
the back field, and n they keep on showing
Improvement the cadets viii be well sortl-
fed behind the line, where Place, OIlphant
and NIdnl are already considered as tx
lures. kilhurn was az quarter on the
scrubs again to-day. Fleming Inns been
shifted to end. He has been used rs n
hnlfbnck on tho scruhs all anasnn
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DUTCH HARRISON STARS.
Scores IT Potato for New Utrecht
Uigh-BOys High Loses.

Tho New Utrecht eleven adm!nisterei
a decisive defeat II the Boys HIST team
in "A gridiron battle AZ Commercial Fold
In Brooklyn yesterday. The score was
10 to 6. Coach Wilson's team presented
"A feeble defence and almost was power
less on the attack. its lone touchdown
resulting mainly from Indifferent play
by New Utrecht.
Dutch Karlson. continued the sensa-
,ional work where he left on last year
and accounted for thirteen OF the win
u.ng krnm's iAllles The Imam.
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Crimson Practice In Morning.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Oct. Harvard
held its football practice In tho morning
ers could attend the final game OF the
worlds series, with Taylor and Gamer
out Of the varsity Inc aud Flower and
regulars put on their plays against N.
freshmen. who were strong enough to pre-
vent any scoring. This morning the sub
stitutea ana the scrubs followed tho var
sity's ~scr'rmaG-. H,tchcock scoring the
only touchdown.
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FREE GATE DRAWS BIG
CROWD TO FORDHAM
Maroon Eleven Defeats L. s. s..
Texas Gridders by %
to 0 Tally.

More than 5000 fans took advantage
OF a free gate at Fordham Field yester-
day and saw the Fordham eleven defeat
the gridders from the bat,leship Texas.
The score was 81 to 0.
In size the tars appeared to be pals Of
Jess Willard. Coached by Ensign Brown.
who directed the eleven at quarterback.
the sailors put up a strong defence In
the opening period. In the hnal quarter
the Maroon eleven chased the navy goat
all over the field. succeeding In driving
II behind the seamens' goal on three oc-
casions for twenty-one points. The line
up:
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HANOVER. n. H., Oct. l?.-Foothali
practice to-day consisted Of the usual stir
milwoek scrimmage between the nrst and
second teams. which resulted in a TO 0
victory for the regulars. Thielschicher
made tho tally. carrying the ball over the
scrubs' goal line after receiving II on a for
ward pass from Canneil. Gerrish kicked
the goal.
Several changes appeared In the frst
teams lineup, chief OF which was the sub
s~,itution of lehman for Duhamel. who Will
be back In the game ON Saturday. Healy
took Cotton's place at right tackle on the
varsity. Cogswell and Bevan at left
tackle and loft end completely outplayed
their opponents on the scrubs, Baxter re-
placed Ole at centre on the varsity for the
last few minutes Of play.
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Inc Farmers, one OF the three teams
mar are IN the run for the semi-pro cham
pionship Of Brooklyn. will tackle the Bush
M!cEs this sunday IN = double header at
Waiacc's Rllgewood Grounds. Halsey street
eliminate one Of the teams II IL safe to pre-
c,et Tho mines will put up u stiK battle for
Sns honors The Farmers. In an effort to
Team has been reinforced by the addition
ot several minor isaEuers The Bush wicks
VII use Girsrd on the hring line In the
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BEFORE a crowd OF 5000 students who
we're assembled at University Heights yes
teriay afternoon for the annual university
day celebration the New York University
varsity football team w~hitewashed tho
scrub eleven. The score was 20 TO o. Nc
Kenzie again doomed up a. the star. scor-
Ing three OF the four tourhdowns
The game was arranged ~ a hnal sorin-
mage before the Haverford game to NOR
row. Capt. Bernstein was injured early In
the practice. He wrenchet his knee.
The scrub team Will play the Paving
school eleven this afternoon at Paving.
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IN THE Sun OF october 10 l noted tha'
YOU stated that the steamer Taurus had
heen presented with two wildcats. and on
III" strength u your srtic'. | tuuk the sail
on IN" TAURUS ] made a vigorous search
OF the boat. those parts on which pa.Sen.
gers are allowed, hui to no avail.
Wont you please he good enough TO state
Just where tho wild rs are Kept. ANA n
same are open TO the view ~ passengers on
IN. hpa'' IL. + BROWNtS.
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Cornell Varsity In slump.

ITHACA, n. V, oct. l2.-An unexpected
slump by the varsity team caused the Cor
nell coaches considerable uneasiness to-
day. In the last hard scrimmage before
the Williams game the varsity ends. Ryer-
son and Eilenberger. were frequently cir
cled. and on going down under punts were
put out Of the play. Eekiy. playing for
ent exhibition at right end on the second
team. The varsity scored twice on tho
scrubs.
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BARNES AND HAGEN
WIN GOLF MATCHES
Macfarlane and Hutchinson
Also Reach Semi-final
at SiwanOy.
GIVE FINE EXHIBITIONS

MorNr VERNON, n. T., Oct. 12.-1t
will be James NJ. Barnes. Whitemarsh
Valley. against Willie Macfarlane, Hud-
son River, In one match and Walter
Hagen. Rochester. against Jock Hutchin-
son. Allegheny. in the other when the
semI-fnal round OF the professional
tourney for the wanamaker prizes gets
under way at the Slwanoy Country Club
tomorrow morning. The four golfers
named came through the third round to-
day and every one Of the four played
excellent golf. Barnes Is an Enslishman.
Hagen a homebred. and one need listen to
only a single sentence from the lips OF
either Macfarlane or Hutchinson to dis
cover that they were born and bred In
bonnie Scotland. the home Of the royal
and ancient game.
Even though the land Of the heather
claims two OF the semi-nnaliets the
burden of proof will be on the Scots to-
morrow. for so far this season Barnes
and Hagen have cleaned UT nearly
every professional tourney that has been
played, and both are anxious to meet on
..mus ~ :. III" "a ~.
's wmeT 10 .hc v.s, s'I,cr " u
"a n, ~ u we,
'''e WIN 70 '"''H"s al" '"e i"'o''''
- - .--
s
Talk about the tomorrow. however
reveals nothing Of what happened to.
day. Barnes was the lion OF the hour
Tor ne conquered Tommy kerrigan, the
hnna Tlnh'a Ornfa4etnnn1 md did ~ he.
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WITH THE PICSKIN CHASERS.

some time. As soon as the varsity had
solved them. however, the scrubs we're held
h,lpless.
In addition to The scrimmage proper A
'ung signal drill was held and then a short
session OF dummy sCrimmage. Jack
EiaN continued TO run the team at quar-
terback, and the halfback positions wore
MED nv Alan Brown and 'Ruddy" Ehrr-
sfuIf
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PRINCETON. N. j., Oct: l:,--For the
nrst time this season Coach Rush of the
Princeton football team had hts men scrim-
mage in private. The practice this after.
noon was held In tho stadium behind
closed doors and was shorter and snappier
than usual. The scrubs. who had bean
given several Of the plays used by Tufts
sgainst Harvard last. week. employed
them 70 advantage against the varsity for
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COMMERCIAL HIGH IS
VICTOR OVER MANUAL
In Annual Tussle at CONNER
cial Field Scarlet and Gray
Wins, IL to ~.

Commercial High School eridders de-
feated the Manual Training eleven in the
first game Of a double header at Com
mercial Field In Brooklyn yesterday.
The score was II to 12. Last year
Manual defeated the Scarlet and Gray
team 10y a . to 0 count Both elevens
played well yesterday. Forward passing
was used to much advantage. but the
teams resorted mainly to line plunging.
The lineup:
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Passaic IIixh Eleven Wins.

PAsSAIr. y y, oct, ?-passa'c High
Schoo. football players opened the season
with a sweeping victory over their greatest
rivals, the Paterson High School eleven, to-
day, % to o. Schuitiug scored three touch
downs. one on n 40 yard run after inter
cepting a forward pass.
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The Empire 'ltvs and P~ushvioks broke
even yesterday in n double header mayed
~ WRliacc's Ridg"wood Park. The Bush
dropped the second. + 10 3. The scores;
First game II. II f.
Empire city q o. z
Hushwick ......... / ii. IL .
Batteries Horir. Rornhoeft and stein
1nu. Glrari and Holman.
SECOND game II r
Empire city ....... 5000 n-s 8 |
Bushw!Ck... ...... o 1910 o-s I
Bay ri"s-Ensmnn ana Ditze' Williams
and Holman.
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Win Doubles Title at YiushiAg.

B. y. Cornelius and J. 7. Harrison won
We mems doubles lawn tennis champion
shfp on tho courts Of the Flushing County
Giub. yesterday. defeating X. Tisdsls and
q Hunter, Ga. c-:. corns.,us vii, op'
pcs Harrison In the singles for the cham
The sun., 1916-10-13
ROUND.
The summary

Championship Division. Third Round
James NJ. Barnes. whitemarsh valley beat
Tom Kerrigan. Siwanoy, 3 and !. Willie
Macfarlane, Hudson River. beat Jack Dow
ling, Scarsdale. . and |, walter Hagen,
Rochester. beat J, j, O'Brien. Mansfield,
10 ana 0 Jock Hutchinson. Allegheny. beat
cyril Walker, wabash. 4 and 3.