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The sun., 1916-11-09
HEALY LOST TO COLUMBIA.
Captain Out for Year From Injury
In stevens Game.

The scoreless tie with Stevens on cleo
ton day proved costly for Columbia, as
the Blue and White suffered injuries that
have badly disrupted the eleven. The
worst blow came in an injury to Capt.
Healy that win keep him out OF the
game for the remainder OF the year. An
examination showed that he had torn
the ligaments back OF the left knee and
In addition water on the knee had set in.
Buddy" WILDER. Cleveland. Vollmer.
Cochran. Goldberg. Monroe and Zychlin-
ski all sustained more or less serious
bruises and minor injuries. Cochran
twisted his knee and Z%ychlinski turned
his ankle, while WILDER n Vollmer re-
spectively opened up old wounds during
the encounter.
Practice OF any kind was out OF the
question and a blackboard talk and a
general calldown for the poor showing
against the Engineers were the order OF
tho day.
The sun., 1916-11-09

Benny Chavez, a fea'her~c'rf' .,
Trir'i 4 CO.. knorked out the ro'"-.a
IN a bout with Freddy Hamarr ~ E,".
sas city Tho knockou' Of the THIRD NIr
In tho ring came in tho fourth round a.
the oMc'a, was trying to pry 'hc NNNsr'
~ ~ n clinoh Benny apolnc'7cd ~ o
fuscly and decl1red he was trying o. =
Hamann and that the crack or ''" ''H
he gave the referee was purely ~ ."'-
tai. The apology came after 40 re-
erce had been sponged ard r""r!v''
Being n outrageous rcfcr"" b. 70
sumed his position In 'hc ring, a''.olrh
% cgv Yet he keep a wary c'e M
Chavez and IN tho tcnth round wN'
chavez swung viciously in the genoa.
direction OF the referee the of a.
odrcd and Hamann rot n wIl'nu VA
Knocked him out. II Is no Otter ''t' a
boxer scores two k~nockou's inside - '"7
rounds.
The sun., 1916-11-09
Cline Must Explain.

Irish Patsy Cline will he asked 70
offer plausible explanations TO the Boy
ing Commission next Monday for his can.
collation. OF his engagement to box Joe
yelling at the Manhattan :. G. tonight
Cline signed the articles for the bout. ana
then served notice on Charley Johnston.
Of the club. that he could no.
20 on owing to an injured hand When
Johnston learned that Cline was quietly
making arrangements 10 box Ad Wo'.
CAST within n few days he lodged formal
complaint wNh the commission
Willie Jackson will be on the c1rpe. AZ
the same time because q his failure 70
appear at the Hunts Point A. c. and box
according TO agreement. Not only this
but the club officials charge Jackson Win
the npardonable offence Of starting an
impromptu scrap outside the club vher,
there was not the slightest chance for
gate receipts. For this heinous offence
the club officials insist that Jackson ne
severely punished.
The sun., 1916-11-09
THE BELMONTS TO EXHIBIT.
Make Fourteen Entries in Hunter
Glasses at the Horse show.

Mr.. n Mrs. Raymond Belmont are
among the new exhibitors at the Ma
tional Horse Show which opens on Sat
urday In Madison Square Garden. They
have made fourteen entries in the hun
ter classes and will he among the lead
ing exhibitors In this division. Mrs
Belmont. who was Miss Hurlburt OF
Warrenton, Va. has entered her thor
oughbrcd Jumper Belray Visit In the
class In which women must ride. All
their entries are in the name OF the
Belray Stables, SIX Z the horses ar
rived In New York yesterday by motor
van from Wcstbury, l.. L.. where Mr.
and Mrs. Belmont, are now living.
The sun., 1916-11-09
TELLER A AT GOLF.
heats Brady By Two Cp In Fret
Half Of PRO" Match.

BosroS, Nov. s.--Lou's Teller leads
BY two holes as the result OF to-day's
half Of his twenty-five hole golf match
with Mike Brady. The Frcnchman was
~invincible on his home course at the
Brookllne Country Club and led by : up
at the end Of the thirty-frst hole. II ap-
peared he would have a comfortable bal
ance In hand to start with on the ANAL
half at Oakley tomorrow
But hi suffered . reversal In form and
lost tho last I'VE holes. playing them all
badly. Brady played the ave holes In
three strokes better than par and had
the satisfaction Of seeing his large dehcit
dw,ndle to only 2 down.
The sun., 1916-11-09
MOORE RECAINS TITLE
AT CUSHION BILLIARDS
New York Man Wins From
Heal, $50 to 1875, in De-
Gliding Match.

TOLEDO. Ohio. Nov. s-By defeating
Hugh Heal here tonight. George Moore
OF New York. rega.ned his title Of three
cushion billiard champion. The rOa
score OF the Moore-Heal match was $50
&c 1875, the New Yorker leading consis-
tently and adopting the safety style OF
play throughout the contest
Moore won the first block on Monday
night. so to Al: the second e TO
Heal. 50 TO SO.
l, is the second time Moore has won
the title. taking II the FIRST time from
Alfredo De ORC In a tournament In Chi
ago. He lost Il to Charles McCourt OF
p!ttsburg. from whom Heal obtained II.
The sun., 1916-11-09
Although the Big Battle With Princeton Only Ev Days Off, Hmumd$ Football Squad is Worked to L
NEW MEN FOR CORNELL.
Heavier Players 10 Meet Michigan
saturday.

ITHACA, N. Y. Nov. S.-Three new
men will appear in Cornelrs lineup
against Michigan Saturday. replacing
three regulars who played against Har-
ward. lander and Eckley, the ends, are
considered too light to check the heavy
Michigan attack and their places will be
filled by Ryerson n Eilenberger. both
Of whom have had varsity experience
this year.
The placing Of Speed In the varsity
backfield makes II necessary to remove
either Benedict or Hoffman. the half
backs. Speed played a star game against
Carnegie Tech last week. but the return
OF Shiverick to quarter makes his change
necessary. Speed will probably get In
Hoffman's place at right half.
The sun., 1916-11-09
INJURIES HAMPER SYRACUSE.
with Colgate Game on Horizon
Uollenhack Misses stars.

SYRACUSE. y. Y, Nov, s.-Syracuse
continued to-day its preparations for
the annual football game with Colgate
here a week from Saturday, Coach Bill
Hollenback il not at all optimistic.
The injuries TO S~chlachter. Du Moe.
Wright and Newbury are proving a Sc
we're handicap. Wright and Newbury
both played against Dartmouth. but were
far from being In the best physical con-
dition. Schlachter probably will he able
TO get into the game against Colgate and
Tufts.
The sun., 1916-11-09
LIGHT WORK AT N. Y. U.
Hoffman and weinheimer Only
Abscntees From scrim

The New York University football
team appeared on Ohio Field yesterday
afternoon In the highest OF spirits after
the victory over Bucknell. Hoffman was
the only regular who took a day on on
account Of injuries. He wrenched his
knee. but expects to be around In time
for the Colby game Saturday.
Coach Eustis let the eleven on with n
light scrimmage. Welnheimer was not
out and Hammerschlag took his place Il,
right halfback, The coach tried Howard
Cam at quarterback for "A few plays,
but he was soon shifted to his regular
berth at left half.
The sun., 1916-11-09
BALM FOR LAFAYETTE.
Former Princeton Star TO Help
Coach EastOn Eleven.

OF Princeton has been engaged to assist
Coach Crowell with the Lafayette foot
ball team during the final week OF the
season. BALM was coach Of the line at
Lafayette last year.
The fact that the Princeton schedule
ends one week before the Lehigh-Lafay-
cite game makes 1t possible for Balm
TO devote his time to Lafayette during
that all important period Of preparation.
II has been definitely decided that
Scott and Lake, Lafayette's football
stars Of last year, who have been in
eligible. viii! not be eligible to play In
any Of the varsity ga mes Of this season.
The sun., 1916-11-09

SW ANTIIMONE. Ia, Nov, s.-Swnrth-
more believes Il has II football team that
Is go.ag through the season withou, a de.
feat rhar" are thre" more games to be
nlaS ID C ,,imbla at New York on Satur-
day. Dickinson on the 18th and Hlver-
ford IN the .5th The practice to-day was
mainly IN handling a wet bail. as Coach
Roper does not wish any repetition %! the
tuurh'es witch occurred In the Johns Hop.
kins game Thu practice was cut rather
short, ms Roper wishes to take no chances
on the team going stale with the Columbia
game 80 near at hand.
The sun., 1916-11-09
TO-night'a Hoxing card.

4 variety Of Quceusherrv d'v"r-''" :
offered n patrons ~ boxing to-"'cN;
They can 60 70 the Clcrmori \ Z 49,
see Billy Mtske mix IL w,h Tn h\''
who Gavr Jack Dillon a hard 'j-,''
docs not appeal the' TO ne rs '..
4. G. and see the little fellows SD.
pen - he clever Jack SaNloS AID 'w
ba'ivc Jack Sharkey.
Then there is tho Hunts Point \
where Sailor Grandc, good hoN'- !8I
rugged fighter. vii, clash Nl'h JIM
smith, the Westrhestcr farmer
Bcnny Leonard and Stanlev Y1f1"
the Colorado farmer. will moot - ne
Harlem s c. tomorrow night u "iSE'
10 be a real scrap all he way
The sun., 1916-11-09
YALE YIELDS A SCORE.
Football Team Able Only 20 Tie
scrubs In scrim mage.

New HAVEN, Nov. s.-The Yale foot
ball team was in a slump to-day and
was scored on by the freshmen In a
fifteen minute scrimmage. The varsity
was able only to tie the first year men
In a twenty minute scrimmage. The
varsity then met Or. Bulls team and
was not scored on again.
The Yale backfeld will have some
TRANCE faces in II when the team meets
Brown on Saturday. Baden. LeGore and
Jacques probably will not play, as II is
the intention OF the coaches TO save them
for Princeton. Stewart. Neville and
Carey will, be the backs against Brown
and will doubtless give a good account
OF themselves.
Fudge Heffelnnger again coached to-
day and put considerable life In the
varsity.
The sun., 1916-11-09
LOSE FOOTBALL c
Mclean Forced by Illness to Leave
Massachusetts "Aggies."

AMHERST, Mass. Nov. s.-When the
Massachusetts Aggies football team went
on the field to-day for the inal months
practice II was minus the services Of
Head Coach Mclean, who was forced to
undergo an operation for appendicitis
Saturday In Worcester,
As the freshman season closed last
week Coach Harold NJ. Gore OF that
team will undoubtedly take charge for
the remainder of the varsity season.
Gore was graduated in 1913 and was
varsity quarter back for four years.
The sun., 1916-11-09
COLLEGE FOOTBALL FLASHES.


HANOVER. y. H.. Nov, s-The Dart
mouth football team to-day went through
the longest practice OF the year In Its hnni
drill before the Pennsylvania game. II was
long after dark when taps were sounded'
4 rope drill was conducted for the
first time this year. Three new formations
were tried successfully. Gcrrish did mos,
OF the kicking, as Thie!scher Is st!n In,
Emery IRE almos; entirely recovered and
both took part In the practice. The squad
leaves tomorrow on It's nnal trip OF the
season,
The sun., 1916-11-09
CURTAIN AT VAN coRTLANDT.
Newspaper Men to Hold Fiaal Gslf
Com petition.

After n OF the most successful sea
sons Il has had In years Van Cortlandt
golf links Will be closed 10 competitions
to-day with the anal meeting OF the
Newspaper Mems Golf Club. A medal
play ournamen ending with a feast Is
planned.
At the new Bays.de links Sunday a
four ball match Will be held. with Mac
donald Smith and Louis Martucci. the
one armed golfer. playing against Gil
Nichols and Pa; Doyle, The match was
arranged In hopes that the course record
OF IS, set by Doyle. would be lowered.
The sun., 1916-11-09
". 4 j.. Men Injured,

W~NSHINGTON, Pa, Nov. S,-Coach
Washington and JrncrsQp team to-day
substituting what he termed Kicking
srrlmmsge with practice In go!nE down
forming interference for the former, The
former practice. which was about as hard
as n -rrlmmage. resulted ilsastrously, how
ever. Guy. centre. ana !a'iy, frst substi.
tute quarterback. being hurt. Lally Will
hardly be OF any value against Pitt on sat
uriav Former Capt. Dave Morrow In
the line In defensive tactics.
The sun., 1916-11-09
Hard DrIiI Tor Williams.

WILL \MSTOWN. Mas. Nov, Coach
Brooks to-day gave the Williams varsity
its FIRST real workout OF thu week. The squad
wen, through 81 solid session NJ work with
tho charging machine and huCking strap
and then WAS ~,nt into a strenuous scrin,-
image with the freshman eleven. The var
sity scored three times after rushing the
ball down the field by short. cons!sten,
gains in,erspers,d with the forward pass
The freshmen. although unusually strong
only made three hrst downs.
The sun., 1916-11-09
ST. ALBANS's START SUCCESS.
Hole IN One and Large Crowd As
sures New Club 81 Place.

There was q stylish christening Of the
new st. Adams Country Club course
election day. Mo- only did a large crowd
Of enthusiastic golfers take part In the
initial competition Of the new organiza-
ton, but a record was established right
at the outset. Herbert A. briggs nego'
tiated the second hole Of the course In
a 1. He drove straight down the fair.
way and onto the green. his ball rolling
into the cup as II attracted by q magnet
This opening has started st. Albans
successfully, and It's members now pre-.
dict q prominent place In golf circles
will be their lot.
The sun., 1916-11-09
AMONG SCHOOL ATHLETES.

-Four upsets were registered on scho,
lastic gridirons last Tuesday. The mos
surprising victory was that OF Morris
owe Commerce For fourteen years ~,
Bronx school has played Commerce. AM
Tuesdays victory was only the scconf
recorded over Commerce team In tina
period.
Poly Props victory over Brooklyn Pre-,
also was a surprise. ms was the Nnnu1
victory over Erasmus. Boys gh ac-
counted for the fourth upse, when /, tr
umphed owe Commercial.
The most important battle on Satur
days card IL that between Stuyvesau
and Morris at the Polo Grounds. Thi,
contest will decide the championship q
the city.
The Hamilton Institute football team
has been hard hi, by recent intu- ic,
Bobby Stackpole probably will be unabl,
to play for the rest OF the season, as h,
complains OF a severely wrenched RICH
shoulder. Williams. the back. also Is GU
for an indefinite period. Next Saturda,
Hamilton will play Rutherford High a
Rutherford and Cha-l ley Stackpo.e prob
ably will direct the team.
There's a Chalaire In the CONNER D..
backheld. That's an old name In Com
merce football.
Poly Prep boys are trying to figure on
how many points they would have score,
on Ade'phi II that team had not dis
banded.
Bash Is trying hard TO convince IN.
Clinton coach. that he deserves a perma
ncnt place on the eleven. Bash is ia
and gritty.
WIN Morris step big Sinclair and h,
Stuyvesant wonder workers.
The sun., 1916-11-09
FOR FAIR HOCKEY PLAYERS,

Fifty young women will gather "A, 81
Nicholas Rink on Saturday at s =. NJ
20 try for membership In several female
hockey teams which will play a. the rink
this winter. The original intention o!
General Manager Fellowes was 70 or.
ganize two teams. but enthusiasm Is
running 80 high four clubs may be
formed.
The sun., 1916-11-09

ANNAPOLIS Md, Nov \ftrr secret
practice lasting most OF the afternoon the
coaches permitted members OF the Navy
contingent to stage n half hour Of hot
scrimm'ge one feature OF the practice
was tho good punting Of Perry, the biz
guard, who has been out of the game on
account Of an injured hand Nearly all Of
the haCkne'd candidates had som, oppor-
tunity 81 getting In the game. Roberts,
Butler. Ingram. Davis, Wrstphal and Mar.
I'm were used Mt different times at half
back, while orr and WheIchel fought II
out at quarter.
The sun., 1916-11-09
Army Works After DARK.

WEST POINT. \, Y. Nov. s-A a,in
drill which lasted into tho moonlight fea-
tur.d the work Of the Army eleven to-day.
The entire lot of iirst string men wer" in
their places. vidal, OliphRnt and place
were used by the big team In Its short
offensive dr!ll. cole and Writers. two
promising backs, carried tn. bail for the
scrubs and had the varsity defence
crumbling at intervals with their line
smashing driver.
The sun., 1916-11-09

Yale - soon to take up the question Of
revamp,ns the schedule for next season.
The Ellie have concluded that they are
playing too din,cult a schedule n Il
looks as II Colgate. Washington and
Jefferson or Lehigh will be dropped next
season.
Yale reasons that Harvard and Prince
ton play . comparatively easy schedule.
with the Cornell game the only real hard
test on the Crimson's list and the Dart
mouth tussle the one big game on the
Tiger card. Yale cannot be blamed for
seeking relief from It's present success
sion OF bruis,ng battles.
The sun., 1916-11-09
QUERIES
tNO
ANSWERS $
Tom Mac Nulty

Dear rom-rn M ball playing days IN
the SOS a bail caught on hrst bound
ball convention. held in New York about
1865. the ny game was established
whether a fair hit bail ever was out
when caught on the first bound. In 1858
a fair hit ball to he legally out must be
caught before It struck the ground. All
foul hit balls caught on the first bound
prior to 1879 were legally out.
Dear rom-If the second game of the
last worlds series had resulted In a tie
piayed7 ADoLPH ALTMAN.
According to rules In Boston. The
National Commission. however. on ac-
count OF so many persons purchasing
tickets for ga me In Brooklyn were ready
to hold a meeting and decide II game
could be played in Brooklyn.
Dear Tom-Kindly lie, me know what,
percentage Of games lost by the Brook
lynn. during the season due 10 errors made
by Olson. w. c..
Aw. have q heart!
Dear Tom-How long Is. Bill Donovan
Il pake rarreli. the old srookiyn catcher.
caught for the Giants JIM HAYDAS.
/. Two years. 2, Yes. In 1894, 1895
and 1895.
Dear rom-p,d Fitz.,mm mon. and Cor.
bet. ever hgh. against each other In New
me, and where RI n
No. They only me, once. and tina,
was in Carson City. New.
Dear Tom-when was Larry Doyle
BORN when he wa. sold to CHICAGO
some Of the papers had him horn In 1859.
bu, nsou. ten day. ago YOU said he was
Larry Doyle was born on July 81,
Dear Tom-Kind!y let me know through
your column how many games tho Brtv'~
played with rhilnt.lphia tNati nal
League IN Philadelphia In the June ssri's
ROY pRopERIcK.
Four m were played. each club
winning two.
Dear Tom-Kindiy adv,.. m. through
how many games the Giants won and lost
on their last Western trip. l.. II.
on their last Western trip G!ants won
four. lost eight, tied one.
Dear Tonic dec!d. a bot. what player
in the National League scored the mos,
runs during he season Just eniet7,..
George Burns. 1903 runs
Dear Tom-A says the C%irclnnati team
mad a hc''"r percentage when Herzoe was
Nrted from manager than the tesm had
81 september - under Ma.ty. Please an
sW,r In y"lr valuable" column + " X
When IIerzog played his last game
with Cincinnati the Reds mad a percent
age OF Az. On September 26 the clubs
The sun., 1916-11-09

STATE COLLEGE. Pa. Nov. s.--Realtk-
ing the enormous task confronting them for
the balance OF MT c@cason Penn %Statcs
coaches are iRboring hard - get tn" eleven
In shape for tho Iehigh fray on SATURDAY
To-day they. went through a pa!nstaking
drl'l 10 famil!arise the injured PLAYERS now
which the rest Of the squad learned a
week ago. II will rrqulr" three or four
more days for Ege Higgins ana Capt
Clark to md themselves In states new
nnenre.
The sun., 1916-11-09

PHILADE' rHIN Nov. s-PennpvI-
vanin's grldiron warriors held their frat
secret practice ~ tho season this afternoon.
Four new pays We're tried by the varsity.
and were no successfully worked out thai
'h"v vi be lsci iinst the big Green
eleven Saturday. The players were nl~o
put through what Is known In baseball as
"skuil practice"
The Red and Blue players are deter.
mined to do thc!r hes against Dartmouth,
Advance agents OF the Dartmouth under.
graduates are In town with . large sum 10
wager on the Hanover eleven At 3 to 4.
The sun., 1916-11-09
HOLIDAY AT

There was no football practice yester-
day nj Stevens. Coach Rodgers dccla red
a holiday for the entire squad He in
lends to give the men "a good workout
to-day and Tomorrow preparatory Ia
meeting the Connecticut Aggies In Hobo
ken or Saturday.
The sun., 1916-11-09
BANGED UP,
Maroon Rests-Lowe ana O'ConneIl
Got the Worst Of II.

Following the hard battle with George
town. the F'ordham football squad rested
Yesterday. Work for the game with
Holy Cross will he started to-day. "Bulr'
Lowe and OCOnnell got a severe pound
Ing In the game on Tuesd'y and will get
a short vacation. Cantwell bears n Few
bruises. There 10 ne game for Saturday.
The sun., 1916-11-09

There's a Chalaire In the CONNER ,
backheid. That's an old name in Com
merce football.
The sun., 1916-11-09
BOXING AT NEW YORK A c

Seventy entries have been ror' ''t
the New York \ { amateur va
tournament, to be held Tonight a'i So
urday night Metropolitan al 'I'
champions are among the cu'r.'S.
The sun., 1916-11-09
DINGEE VICTOR ON SPEEDWAY.
G. j. Fcndt Drives Ills Gelding
Home First In TrOttinK Feature.

Dingee. = bay geldinc owned and
driven hy G J Fendt. carried on the
blue ribbon IN the ! :o4 trot. the feature
event % the trottinG races on the Har-
lem Speedway yesterday afternoon. He
won the contest by finishing FIRST In the
''s' two heats. The summaries:
EXHIBITION AGAISsT TINE OF 40
Erul,ant br s ~ Gilmore. minimum. I I
Time ~. IA
les CLASS PACING
Glove purh hr M Jesse smith ....... 1
ROYAL Mckinney, gr IL II Law
Time ;n3a.. I:O6,
1903 CLAss-TRoTTING
Bon Todd, br m. Or Martin............ I I
Catherine p. h m ,E Carpenter ......... Z
Tme-l:io, | O9A.
1907 CLAss-PACING
Victor VOLTA, br c g BurdicO 81 80
Countess Kohl. br m e Mecklc'.., 3 ! .
J! r0l ro,, Terry Z sF " e {! f %Ssln ,",,, !
Time ~, 1907 los, los.
ia CLASS-TRoTTING.
Marie Winter. h m, "A. Issaer) ........ I
Raron Spicr hr u w J oNein nm. 2 +.
p-,eht Metal. h M ID j Duffy. ...,... 4
Fox Dean, br. 8 "A + Mcckie,. .,'.,.'. 3 I
Time-l:N, ll?,
los CLASS PACING
Jennie Frisco. hr m &C wc,land> ..... I l
Lizzie March Oh, m - II Lawrence, : ?
Time O7, los, 700
1906 CLASS-TRorTING
Mel, McIin'ock, r m - ! Morris...... I
FL VivilIo. b c M ! Aronsom ...,'. 4
Tm -, :O;is 1907.
1900 CLAsS-TRoTTING
nnse-, h &C j Fendu .........
The sun., 1916-11-09
c TEAMS EVEN.

BosToN. Nov. S.-Eleven teams Of
bicycle riders. competing in the six day
race which began Monday. were all on
ever terms at 10 o'clocf tonight. Each
team had covered 603 miles and ! laps
at that hour.
The sun., 1916-11-09
L HALL VICTOR.

WEST POINT. y. Y. Nov. s-Cullum
Hall continued It's successful football
march here to-day when the eleven de-
feated White Plains High School 20 to
! In a we'll played game
The sun., 1916-11-09

Dear Tom-Kind!y let me know through
your column how many g''u"s tho Hrtv'~
played with Philadelphia National
League In Philadelphia In the June ssri' =
and how many Rrston won - se'tc a bet.
TOM BROpERICK.
Four games were played. each club
The sun., 1916-11-09
Thorpe's stellar Eleven.

Dick King, who played in the Harvard
barkdeld last year. was by some experts
named on the all America team. How
ever. there's one eleven on which Dick
is only a substitute. King Is FIRST under
study to the backneld OF the Canton.
Ohio. professionals. who are led by Jim
Thorne, the Indian.
Julian OF the Michigan Angles IL Sec
ond substitute to King. The reu'ar
backfcld Is COMPOSED OF Thorpe. Red
Wilkinson OF Syraauee AMI Calac. the
indian. with Ghee. Dartmouth's great
est quarterback, at that position. Soucy
Of Harvard. Abell OF Colgate and Buck
OF Wisconsin, all America selections, are
playing on the line with Carlow. a Car
Isle indian
Professional football has come back
into Its old popularity In the middle
West. Some years ~ Canton and Mas
silon hired tho best IN the country for an
annual battle that varely failed to all
the local hospital. Stevenson OF Penn
eylvania and Willie Heston are among
the famous players who went from one
OF those scraps onto a hospital cot,
The sun., 1916-11-09
w0RTHNGT0N AT LAKEWOOD.
winner at Atlantic City Eaters for
Golf Tournament.

j. s. worthington. who won tho re.
cent Atlantic City tournament, is one OF
the prominent golfers who have entered
for the Lakewood Country Club tourna-
ment to be held beginning Thanksgiving
Day. The qualifying round Of the big
affair will be held prior to and after the
turkey feast.
The sun., 1916-11-09

The Cathedral Midget basketball team
defeated the Eastern District outnt. 20 to
10. at Cathedral College yesterday.