davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1916-10-24
DARTMOUTH WORKS
WITH NEW SPIRIT
Green Cndismayed by Defeat
by Georgetown: Getting
Ready for Princeton.

NASovrr. y. r.. oct. 23.-fnstcad ~
being ~dis'naycl by the defeat ~ tho
hands "f Georgetown Saturday Dart
mouth football candidate. to-day started
their INA week Of practice before the
frincci"" SanIc With added ,.gor. Tho
entire SQUAD reported early AND insisted
on working late. There Is IA spirit among
tho team members which promises that
the players viii he In condition TO make
the struggle OF the year against the
Tigers.
only std Holbrook and Healy we're
injured In the Georgetown contest.
Neaiy has n badly bruised knee and
will rest for n couple q. days. but vii.
he out IN time 10 work out before TN,
team leaves FOR Princeton. Ifolbrook Is
expected 10 b" an hand Tomorrow. ~
hanel. whose injuries kept him u ~
the Georgetown game. may b. able to
PLAY against Princeton. II so there will
be q further shift of ha"kneld mon. as
Duhamel viii return to iuiihaca.
II s"emS certain WA Camel, the
young quarterback from Everett High
School. VIII b" tho first choice for that
position Saturday. He handled tho team
so wei against Georgetown that Coach
Cava'iaugh IL about satisfied he will be
the right man at Princeton.
No scrinmagc was held today. but the
men went through an extended signal
practice In which the mistakes OF sat
urda!s am were pointed out. The
he'd was then cleared for secret, prsc-
Tee, which lasted SO long that the
ghost BALI had TO lie nut into rlav.
AZ the conclusion OF the drill the whole
squad was sent for a long run.
The sun., 1916-10-24
SYRACUSE GUARD
BREAKS SHOULDER
Schlachter Of Brooklyn. In
jurcd in S%crimmagc Playing
Against Babe White.
CAPTAIN SENT TO SCRUBS

SYRACUSE, y. V. Oct. e3.--Trouoles ar
rive In focts. and Il IL nov the turn OF
Syracuse. Right on top Of the hu'n'llat-
ing defeat by pittsburg the football team
was seriously handicapped to-day when
Christopher Schlaciter. n c30 pound
guard. fractured his right shoulderbladc
during scriimmaHc and was rendered hors
de comoat for the rest OF tho season.
Schlachtcr. who comes from Bushwlck
High school OF Brooklyn. was playing
OH the varsity AGAINST Capt. Babe White
when tho accident happened.
Previous to the inquiry to Schlachter
Coach Hollenhach s%unrprised the specta-
tors by shifting Babe White from the
varsity TO tho scrubs. Whites playing
against ltttsburg was not at all satis-
factory to the coach. and he showed II
IN u drastic way, by RELOCATING the cap
tain Of The team to the wrong side of
the s%crimmoge.
White was 50 rcmorscful after this
SHIFT he played hercely. and Il was or
on" OF his PUSHES that his go pounds
crashed into Schlschtor and the Brook
Ign boy was injured.
With tho annual game against Nichi-
gan billed for saturday al Ann Arhor.
the eleven u worried and dovncas,. The
defeat ny Ii'tsSurg was not UNEXPECTED.
but the way the nefnbcrost Of tho team
performed was tho Dig disappointment.
And tho iujury TO SChlnclt"r. coming or
top OF y all. has lo- the team in any
thing but a cheerful mood.
The sun., 1916-10-24
Rush Drives Tigers
Preparing for Green
Only Moore and Latrobe Absent From Vigorous
Scrimmage Of Varsity-Freshmen Shove Aside
Scrubs in Practice Game.

this afternoon. learning several new
plays. There was no scrimmagc. but the
signal drill was long. With most OF
the cripples in trim again. the Crimson
will he able to play It's firs; big game
equipped with PRACTICAL. It's fuN
strength. Hanback, Bono will not be
out for another week. but all the other
men ace ready, and Coach Haughton can
make UP his rush line to meet Cornell
about as he chooses.
Gamer and Clark. varsity right guard
and tackle, rested after their hard game
Saturday. Day M Lowell took their
places. otherwise the team was Intact.
Taylor and Swcetzcr we're out In play
ing clothes and will be available Satur-
uay.
Two new candidates reported to-day.
Lancaster. from last years scrub. was
a very active guard. and Parker was one
OF the best players OH tie 1919 fresh
man squad. Batcheller and Flower. while
still on the injur ed list, followed the
work, and soon will get into scr!mmag-
ing.
The sun., 1916-10-24

PRINCETON. y. J.. Oct. 23.--Not con
tent with the strenuous workount OF last
week. Coach Rush has ordered another
hard week Of practice for his Princeton
football squad. lie started out well on
his programme this afternoon by scrlm-
inaeinE all OF his four teams for long
periods. and when the final whistle blew
'iic whole squad was thoroughly tired
out.
Tho freshmen were brought over from
their field and s%crimmased against the
second varsity. Their success was start
ling. !or they marched the length OF the
itcld against the best opposition Of tho
scrubs and executed some clever forward
passes and trick plays. S,rubling. the
'iorky little quarter on the first year
team. gained through the scrub line at
NilI.
Tac varsity lineup was complete with
the exception of Mct;raw, who is taking
IN" place of batrobc. temporarily injured.
l'atrooe's injuries have not been healing
as fast as expected. and the coaches be-
hcte that they Will ave to start McGraw
again Saturday.
Ebcrstadt failed to report because OF
scholastic engagements. Tho backfeld
consisted Of Tibbo,t and brown at half
anu briggs at full, WITH Eddy playing
quarter.
Rush proposes "a work his men doubly
hard for the rest OF the week. AZ he has
a healthy respect for the ability Of the
Dartmouth eleven. lie will leave nc
stone unturHcd to defeat the Green sat
urdaN.
Bit Moorc's injuries are still bother
n's him. and II H. now thought that he
VIII not appear In tho lineup Saturday.
The sun., 1916-10-24
DECIDE ENNIS TITLE.
Women and Mes Struggle for Jack.
son Heights L~aureIs,

Tennis singles championships for both
mon aud women were decided at Jackson
Heights. l.. l., after Il spirited tourna,
ment which found the participants strux.
Cling hard In the annual event. w. II
Blandford achieved success among thu
men. and Mrs. william Fletcher was thu
successful mi
In the nnal matches Elandford dc.
fcatcd w. II. Cowan. So, 81, G-i
aud Mrs. Fletcher won from Mrs. ". $
Gcrhardt at 80. So, g.. Botl
matches brought out the best play Of IN,
tournament. with tho victors perform,
Ing in an exceptionally brilliant manner
Rlandford's stcadiness and ability TO fnt
the corners brought him the verdict
Long fast drives down the SIDE lines wor
for Mrs. Fletcher.
The sun., 1916-10-24
$500
MRS. SMALLEY LEADS FIELD.
Wins Gross Prize in WOmen's One
Day col Tourney,

PAssAIc. y. j.. Oct. ?3.--Mrs. Ralph
II. Smalley OF the home club led n field
OF ifty-siS feminine golfers In tho one
day tournament OF the womcn's Metro
politan Golf Association. which was held
to-day Mt the Yountakah Country Club
Her gross score was %.
There was a tic for the net. prize ne.
tween Mrs. II. J, Bartholomew Of Ardalc,
IN Mrs. j. c. Barclay OF Hackensack
ana as II was too late for a piayorr wher
The last OF the big field was In, they drew
Tor the trophies. Mrs. Bartholonae get.
ting tho first net and Mrs. Barclay III,
second. An approaching and puttins
competition also resulted In q tie, a dozeI
ONE finishing on even terms with nine
strokes apiece. They played of the tie
Mrs. Il. Il. Silvernsii OF Forest Hill win.
ming the first prise and Mira c. II. Helf
rich OF Yountalsah the second.
The sun., 1916-10-24
DR.. BAUER IN CUE FINAL.
Wins Novice straight Rail Billiard
Tourney at Days.

DR.. Frank Bauer qualified AZ a hnalist
In the national novice straight rail bill
lard tournament last night by winning
tho deciding game Al Days academy.
Ills victory over Prof. a. 7. Schmidt
made his tnal standing read three Games
Won and none los. Since only four took
part IN the contests At Days this cStab-
fishes DIR. Bauer's place In the final
series. He must walt until the winners
are determined in the six other rooms
before no gets further action.
prof. Schmidt proved an easy victim
for Dr. Bauer. losing by a score Of 100 TO
A.. The game required Is innings. The
summaries;
Daiy's-Dr. Frank SAVER defeated Prof.
\. 7. schmidt, 100 to ~. Winners high
run, .: losers, 4.
flynn. John +. Conner defeated A.
FriedsiI. 100 to ~. Winners high run. 10;
losers. 2.
Thum--E. g. Ra.hn, defeated Harry
Jacobson. 100 10 so. Winners high run,
Doyie's" Il. p. johnson defeated John r.
ipsrr'-. s. nelson MAYO defeated Louis
rng,yy. 100 to 81 Winners hi-h run. is;
.us"l's. 8.
Cramneld.--John 7. Snitslar defeated Y.
Sachs, 100 10 %. Winners high run. II,
~lns-r's, 30.
l.awlor Bro,hers'--S. Rru.--li defeated q.
t.ugrin, 100 to q. Winners high run, ~:
l~psor's. 90. e. Loos defeated !. Quinn, 100
to -. Winners high run. 10; losers. 8.
The sun., 1916-10-24
NEW c c BODIES.

BElDGEPOET. Conn, O,'. "a The
council OF tho United States Socc"' Foot .
bal Association at u meeting here last
n.xht admitted ths Illinois state \, OH,
ton 10 memberthip, dnilG a0a viii, Tho
Chicago League.
adnhtted. with the understanding that n
state organization T. to he formed neNt
season. Applications for meinhership from
the minnesota and Kansas us,oclatInu,
were referred TO " committee.
k'wsh decided TO have a spccin, commit.
mstsom AZ = meeting TO he held at Newark
The sun., 1916-10-24
GIANTS TO TRAVEL
De LUKE IN SPRING
Will Have Special Train Take
Them Through the South.
west.
MEET DETROIT AGAIN

After a short vacation spent z,,.l.
Ing the ponies gallon at Laurc, lar-
McGraw returned to the Giant N.,s
quarters yesterday. No still refused .
supplement his remarks made q. rr...
| Ign during the last series lc'yc,, IT.,
Giants and Dodgers, when la To-" n,
field in the middle Of the game n.y.,
stated that he was Disguised Win ~,
work OF his players.
McGraw said that he had talked ,y,-
training camp plans with Pre-. 1sr.
Hampstead. lie says that No r;,..,
Will 20 10 Marlin next spring .,,,,,
March !. Already h" lt- >rr.rs,d
week of exhibition raJdo~ witt 'ru =.
troit Tigers. 10 begin ~ I, 70 . r.,
.\prii /. and end at kIu,t. '..
teams Will travel on a .f",ia' f.... 49,.
exhibit In several citics iu it. ~,v,t
west.
Shortly after McC;up 'of ,r. To-.
Office, President Tcn"r rHiloi 'r.,. Ts
dent Hampstead. Thr i.igu
said that II wa onlr .u ord
which occupied the tw" l%uisr. t.. ,.
than an hour. lie admitted i.,.,.
that tho Mc';r.w incident w., t....a.
Juyt what form ~ IL 80 .u. , ..
! Tcnor refused to cXpini
Tener. howevot. alt, ed that rt g
Graw statement wa NO. 70 .,I... a, ,
dent, he admitted tln' . u... .,,
ably be 'al<cu NJ L.; a., learr ,..,.,.
at the annual meeting iu lH,.,.is
David f'ult1, fraternity r;,s,,.'
that the player would Iuhho uu ....,
CATION Of the NcGraw statement ia 4,
clared that while the fra',t~i', .,.. o..
tho remarks IN that they Ifpl...
the players were dishoro =. p o.
cldcd 10 overlook tho incident '~
betto-niont OF baseball "Thr ''.,
League seems to want - hu~- ..s
rleG', n We ate will'r- 'n.' .
done" said MI fult4.
The sun., 1916-10-24
LIGHT WORK AT FORDHAM.
Coach GRrgau Convcrts RrnN~y
Into an End.

No scriinmage was included In tho
ToIdham football workout yesterday. A
long punting drill, with Interference
shifts and IA signal drill, made IN the
practice.
A change In the lineup brought
Braney. who played In the ruth line on
Saturday. to left end. Although weigh
ing 1856 pounds, he is one of the fastest
runners on the eleven and most reliable
receiving long passes, i~iuggeuvlg was
shifted from tackle 10 guard.
Georgetown Is Fordham's opponent or
election day. and the Southerncrs' de-
feat OF Dartmouth did not ease Coach
Sargan's mine in any way. Gnraun
came to Fordhau from the Georgetown
coaching stan. and n victory over his
former charges means much 10 him.
The sun., 1916-10-24
YALE IT. BACK.
Black Ready 20 Play AgaiUs
Warrington and JeHerson.

NEW HAyES. oct. :S.-'apt. Back
got back into the game fox Yale this
afternoon. aud his condition l. such
that he will he able to play against
Washington and Jefferson Saturday.
Tho varsity was put through "A hard
half hours scrinmagc, but only one
touchdown was scored. Van N"strand
made the score late In the ~scriiunnagc.
Jones. Yale's coach. played at quartz,
for tho varsity ~ made u long rui
around the scrubs end
Gait probably Will be yale's regular
right guard. now that sheldon Is In,
up. Callahan Is still out Of the game
and Hutchinson will PLAY centre satur'
day.
The sun., 1916-10-24
Domino Of R-cf Over,

The day Of domination or beef on The
grldiron IL gone. IT there had been any
doubt about II. II was d.speil.d last Sat
urday when P%ittshurg not only defeated
Syracuse hy 20 to q, but rubbed It IN
good and hard. Syracuse sent out III.
heaviest eleven IN the country. 4 comh'-
nation that averaged 1sj pounds. with
an average on the line Of 1873 pounds.
Pittsburg averaged IL pounds. with Is6
on the line.
il was significant that Meehau, quar-
eerback. the iishtest man on the field.
Weighing only LAG pounds, was tho only
Syracuse player who put up any kind Of
n game and fought the hardest. The era
OF numbering lines Is gone icVtr TO re-
turn. and few will shed tears th.rcoycr.
The sun., 1916-10-24
COLUMBIA barriers WIN.
only One city College Hummer Able
To Protest victory.

C~olu'nhia's cross country team scored
an easy victory over the barriers from
city College Yesterday over the six milo
course at Van Cortlandt Park by the
score Of ~ 10 81. Al IIuelsenbeck, for
mcr y. :. A. l.. mile and half mile
champion. l"d the way for the Blue and
White pack, lie finished first In the
good time ~ - :53.
Coach Johnny Hayes ~ the Columbia
hill and dalers, and former marathon
champion, was satisfied with the show
Ing Of his charges. lie is confident that
the team win do we'll in the intercol-
l~cgiatcs next month al New Haven. The
score
The sun., 1916-10-24
AUTO PRACTICE TARTED

1hr.c additional entries for tho fIark-
nr.s '.old Trophy race wore received yes
terdsk. bringing ths total number OF nom
,rsiions for the event TO be run
AZ the Shecpshcad Hay speedway or Sat-
urday afternoon up "a twenty-four.
Pract,c" for the rarc began at the Speed.
way ves'erdsy. Among those who tried
put :hei- rov erfu' mount, were Eesta,
R~'ckerb,rh"r, Hcndor'on. D~rlin. lie Wore,
ne Nicps. fcraiH, Chandler, Klein. VAN
mud kuyUts.
The sun., 1916-10-24

Fraternity to Fight
Transforming Fines
Fultz Declares National Commission Has No Right to
Mulct Red Sox for Playing at New Haven
Contracts Say Otherwise.

for their work al New Haven. Besides
there may be u fine. but the information
OF this must CONF from August Herr
mann. commission chairman. Not only
the Red Sox have violated their con-
tracts In this respect but the Giants. old
Athletics and several other individual
players took It upon themselves to play.
There undoubtedly will be a general dis
ciplining."
The sun., 1916-10-24

>W AHTIIMniit. Pc. OCT. 20 -rNery -.
io-' vii %" objected 81 "a-'hnore 'hlx
"""h 10 pr"pt-" fn~ aha may prove tie
h-Fiest gam. ~ tho satsnu. @ hon TrrluI.
,oir"s her" n".' SHtIr't i..fs ys''e'S do
feat a. IN" hand u' tire to.csr,lflc clover;
was q great rufp'i'' - most followers o,
the came. and though coach Roper has IT,
s'lll"4 a lot 80 Hghi il'u tho ,;sras' i,i.
wear. ~ Is Ik"lv ft4' 40 MI t.rl o. al
Nh"n she lines ny ~ .'.-' 80" '1.'cEs,ile
eleven.
nu th~ saturday 20 'ov.uE 'hr t-s'rus
game, S"Hr'h"tor- ~. HI.,l "'tN Ipht-
HOPKINS. November - n.-l- '.N la'- %
me columbia gIH|" - >HN Nork
virtually NO thtHg- has been mad. iD SIC
lineup sine" III. opening gsWc fcuu, Ia.
k"r, VII" l. ~'N' m tho hospital li', 'll
l." in ,hHp" betot ~" tistui ptr.r E,.
Ike g. Al p-"s"n: ia" on. e. t'l iu '.
'lmp.
The sun., 1916-10-24

We " Dartmouth nm apology and
very gladly make II. Dartmouth did
not cry Wolf" when 4, announced be-
fore the Georgetown game that Merrill.
Holbrook n Lehman had rone to the
hospital list. \ suspicion that Dart
mouth was trying To- fool GEORGETOWN
was not substantia,od.
The sun., 1916-10-24
COLUMBIA SENIORS WIN.

columbia's seniors practically cllnched
their claim 10 the interclass football
championship by defeating tho juniors
at South Field yesterday by the score Of
. to o. Herbert Vollmcr. the swimmer.
starred for the juniors.
The sun., 1916-10-24

WEST POINT. y. Y. Oct. ?2.--Th" Trim
icy game a. saturday wa. hardly a test for
trio Army football men, all OF whom cam"
through the contest IN good condition.
Those who preferred "A rest To-Day we're OK
cus.d. but a goodly number participate! |"
the .sht drill which formed the days work
Ford IL back once more. his ankle having
improved enough to permit, % hts doing
considerable punting to-day. Nidais actir"
participation In the workouts IL looked for
this week. He has been Ill. for a fort
night and needs the work. No apecia'
pre- pc rations will he made for mex. Satur-
days contest with Nilanova, nut N"
Army viii devote considerable tim" tA'n
week getting ready for Notre psms a eek
from SATURDAY..
The sun., 1916-10-24

vILLANOvA. Pa. Oct. % vulanova
meets the Army team ne&. Saturday a
West Point for their annual clash. W..
novs got away with this rams lAs' -ar
mostly on McGuckin's passing and kicking
Charlie has started IN this year where M
left OF last season. and has already bootet
two goals from the neld. The offence. hov
ever, has not reached the stage of perfc"
The sun., 1916-10-24

Haverford holds the championship 90?
tying. II has p.aye'l scorei.ss draw
with stevens and Delaware aud a : 20 .
tie with New YORK University.
The sun., 1916-10-24
Then came FtsticuHs.

IL 70 Nu0N'TtCN n I'TTiE0 IIV VIII
played three years Oh the Whitman
eleven. but that In his iirst year ;ha. in
~stitution was rated rs only q prep"
school aud his pa! ,'s tia, season was
not to be counted
Whatever the merits OF Tho Argument,
Pennsylvania came back with statements
about certain Penn state mo- HON TIE
ouakers permitted /" play against them.
although they had what they r,gard,d as
evidence that they were not eligible.
On top of this came the game on sat-
urday, which was u carnival ~ hodri
The sun., 1916-10-24

Johr h. Tencr. pros'den, uf tic VA
'!onal League. commenting on tho action
~ the commission said that In each
contract signed by tho player there t.
a clause IN which tho player agrees
not to play after the season without
consent Of Tn" commission. lie says ,ht.
this clause was inserted in tho contracts
." protect territorial rights % tho 80.
i"rcnt Tubs. Ito opiIcd that III. CON-
mission haze power 10 'irc players for
Any such iutrtrti"n Of the rules, but
would no say ,ha' such anes have been
placed against the Rod Soy.
1T ia a fact that We are no, -o..2
to gfrc the emblcms - III" l.cd Soy thu
year aid Tspcr. THAT this ~ no
'uaii factor can hr readily srcn whom IL
- learned that each year tho commission
Spc'ds al least 800 for each emblem.
III" i;c1 S"S collected about So anicrc
The sun., 1916-10-24

Vigorously protesting against the con-
temp,ated action of the National Com
u,,..,., a., o,,,x ,.u ,,,,.or, for harm
~ -.
s'orni'hs at'er INC seaso" - over '"'''
l.. Fultz. president Of the Players FRA
,erni,y. said Yesterday that the fra
..-.., . a.. .,.,, oe ,ho
"' "'"'" NV 1892
commission TO impose hnes LOT sue"
an offence. lie declared that the play
crs ucre acting we'll within their rights
- n. ID
III '"""s p"'' " e"" sumo"
The sun., 1916-10-24
Queries and Answers
By TOM MAC NULTY

Dear Tom--whsn 10 De Wit. clinton's
nest football gamer SOLID OAK.
The Red and Black eleven plays New
Utrecht az I.enox Oval next Saturday.
The sun., 1916-10-24

The relation o. player TO magns'e
y purely contractual and gives no basis
for tho principle which tho mag
mates now attempt To Inject int"
Il. In addition representatives Of or
ganized baseball have for years con.
Quoted p~ost-scsson trips IN which they
shared the receipts and II Is difficult
for the players to see the distinction be-
tween these trips and the mes tho mag
rat.s row seek TO abolish.
~ am not discussing tho ACCESSIBILITY
Of pcnnant winners CORRESPONDING after
the season. n chat is an entirely differ
cnt matter. am simply commenting
upon their right to do 80 II they so de-
Sirc.
"lf tho commission THINKS tho a.
legged offence Of sufficient Importance
aud that the srt would be "A wisc and
d'gniii"d on" they have every right Z"
withhold the worlds series ~rrhlcms from
ia" Rod son, but as for inning ,hc:N.
that 70 another matter
The sun., 1916-10-24
Enthusiasm At stevens.

Fired BY enthusiasm bv the.r football
victory over Worcester Poly on SATURDAY,
Stevens students nut riS fu.l '"sWs on Ia"
fie'l yesterday and coach hodge, cave
them a sttr workout. Their" was no srrii0
mage. but particular attention ",s p'lA o"
conditioning tho mon. Each plAy"~ va
E.y.n ron siv to cigh; laps on IN" hi.
quarter milo track and after tho usual
grsss drills Rodgers divided tn" squad into
Two group and instituted - l~capfros race
W and down tho Held.
The team came through ~. game r.
Worcester without q srnr and vcr" nrth"r
strengthened b. the return OF Braun. an
end Who had been out for over " week
ri,h injuries. The fs"t that the mon won
saturday over az entirely heavier team i
met indicative thai ,hsy mad" no mistake.
Rodgers intends to correct th"sc "a rari''y
as possible. especially a. pF!aNarr neNt
n turdat'- opponent. which had hcro;"'or,
not, boon regnr,lod very highi,. pst"d "a
scorelcss Ito With iIaN~rfo-l .af. SATURDAY.
The sun., 1916-10-24
HARVARD LEARNS PLAYS,

Crimson Grts Good start In Prcp.
arRtiOn for Cornell,
CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Got. .3.--Haryard
began active voIk for the Cornell game
The sun., 1916-10-24

llTtNItt ~ Sit' oHci "NN 'N'H'ofs'
Dear Tom-on what dat. did the >mcri.
can Association and aouthern Association
seasons close? NoNkii.~
American Association closed on &c
tober /. Southern September 10,
Dear Tom-Thres men pool g. spi.c. ~
games Of Tuesday, September rs, INA
tional.' r.. pick. chicago and New York.
score combined. I. q. picks Brooklyn aud
Philadelphia; score combined. 7, II. picka
~. Louis and Cincinnati; score combined. 4.
Each having bet ", how should N. above
| bet he decidedI JOE HANLEY.
X, and &. divide lis money.
Dear Tom-wiIl you kindly lst me know
pitcher Adolf Luaue OF the Louisville club
~ the American Association Was entirely
dropped by the Boston Braves or have they
still "A claim on him Is. HAMRA.
Boston has no claim on Luquc.
Dear Tom-who are tho three leading
home run hitters Of the National League?
MARTY.
Williams, Cubs: Robertson, Giants,
and Cravath, Phillies.
Dear Tom "A bets X that RrookIyn
Uould win two games Saturday, Scpten,.
y. ". EsTEr.
Draw bet.
Dear Tom--Let me know how msny
rounds the Mc0oveYn-Y Young Corbett fEht
ut Hartford. Conn. was scheduled for.
Twenty-Five rounds.
The sun., 1916-10-24

wNsIINCroS. Pa. OF. -. p''tp
pointed over the exhibition given b! .o~
tnH,n In the Westminster game !ss'erd"N
and probably alarmed also VIII tni' IL
play coming a week before III" Na'" gam
Coach Merger 10 DAY declined 70 p"r-
init the usual Monday letup for. tho wash
iugton and Jefferson squad. Hirh sci',l
mage work wa. inaugurat"d ana VII ~
IN. team nil '.aNc To- Sew Haven
THURSDAY night. Ev.ry department IL 20
he 'sshed. a. all showed Weakness on Ss-
urday, I, 4. c.pcctcd that Tho regulars
absent by y.ason OF hurts ana Illness "N'
a. he IN shape 10 resume worn morrow
and the coaches again viii have a 'h'n'
TO hui'd up team work WIN IN" roWo'''-
lion that VIII face YALE.
The sun., 1916-10-24

NEW BRUNSWICK. y J. Oct. ;S-Ta"
Eutrrr. the was given a drill 'o-day IA
. ~ tnr ou. "A defence 20 some 81 N" pla; =
tina, Rrovn - expected 9" VS." hgaIns'
Nutsers this week. The scarlet 'otHaiHs
,-o ia excellent shape now and 'oa'h san
ford VII spend most Of the week IA drl'-
Ing them 81 tho offence.
Hou.-r. a. end. nrok" Into ~" llnn"llEh
.r,,u .o.day lv hiV handling ~ 'h' for
~ard pass. getting away for two long runs.
uia Je,euriNr work is excellent. and u
looks NOW A. u n" would lani ~ trtnt"'
h.rfh Weller C'so seems 20 be sure OF :
place NJ guard.
sanford Esy- the men ON" iisht VOL.
ro-norroN and Wednesday there viii rf
.cririmay-. aud the ret OF the wee" ~
he spent in getting letter pcrrcc' III tn'
new plays for tho Brown game. THIS pta',
tice viii probably ~ held behind !ockod
gates .or tn. nrst time this year.