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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-11
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Warrington. November 10.
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ARMY.
IL Col CHARLES L. POTTER. CORPS Of Hns'
from Portland. ore, 70 Bosicn ~. ~,
Nj WILLIAM l. WEsTERNELT, Ord. Dept
II A J. Assigned Sih Z A. Dec. 2
Tint u ROBERT S DONALDSON. Cav. detached
list detailed professor OF mihl4y 'Iie,'e anu '''
Ma joins r BENNEr I'm iui.. detailed 70 take
fsd officers course IN aviation AZ sig. Corrs
Cav. ss'' eA iTiGe. 81 P's caANpLER ss co
relieved director Amy sig schooi, LTAt w.
worth. % - Oraahs 70 establish l. b Army oA4'
First II TuNIs s. QUICK. NJ r. G. 70 ~ BIO
cum 70 accompany recruits 70 border ana on ar
rival IN South Dept. report oy telegraph % com
uanding general hat department Tor Asslgnincil
Capt GEhRlT VAN :. QVAChENBUsH. lni DC
tAched list PLACED on duty with s''h' lh' "o"
c,ee ~ RALPH c. CALDWELL. Cav, detached on
ls-s. 10 asst recruiting o-ioer New orleans. 70
cruiiing stshoa. vice Capt ChAiuhs r LII
LOTT rlvd. 70 hone s1d ,,snd relieved r..
CAP. GILBERT D. HUMPHREY sors o. Ems
~, ~ o, shscnce Tor 20 DAYS granted sccond IL
jAAiES !s5ro Slsa,5 q Car cs54 GEORGE ~
TINTfIiCUN. Nd y q, eItended 10 dsys.
col CARL RElCHMANN. Inf. from present. duties
5000 Inspector Instructor with \. q. Of Ohio,
% S ss,sa. 2, caDe HERMAN = sHPrLY and
CagL hnoppTRr W bush and DENIS HOGAN
80 ~ ALFRED WENDT. y. Y. y. O..
- CAPT ROY y HUGHES. Tehn y. o. az
oepted.
-. u q DECKER detached command Wash
1I,etca. 40 Na,ai War College .-,-,- . 80.
7, ~ d. DECKER. 70 naval training ".non'
N' Tsp1. figRwI1S to nag ,,ne. rsss, Sound.
Nov IL Wee IA l. H. LACY. to saratoga
Del % y I. GuNTHER. detached Ie1 e,
- No, 81. 10 aid on stAn com. reserve i"f'e Al
ianne ne n r HAINEs. detached Dolphin
10 nav yard. PbiAdepsiA Dec l.
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FORECLOSURE SALES

sT7pPTNE COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York.-MOSS ESTATE, M, flalntln'
against LOUISE A. PHILLIPS. Deiendsn.
In pursuance OF judgment Of foreclosure
and sale duly made and entered IN w"
sbove-entitied action and bearing date the
Ssth day OF October. 1916. /. the under. :
signed. the referee IN saic c,o Iuu a. the
u,o%a,9@ salesroorn. No. 1913 Nesey
Street. In the Borough Of Manhattan, Slty
of New York. on the Isl, daI d oD ~ dsy' by
prvan /. Kennedy. Auctioneer, the prem
Uses directed by said Judgment TO De solo,
and therein described as follows:
,arceis of land, with the buildings and
improvements thereon erected, situate
living and being in the Borough OF Man
haitian Of the City OF Ne" yd dIrA homndnd
County and State OF New iorA' pounuou
and described as follows:
BEGINNING az a point on the northerly
side OF goth Street, distant $50 rect east
erlv from the corner formed by the inter
section OF the northerly side Of aOth Street
Svith the easterly side OF Lexington Ave-
nue.; running thence easterly aiohs the
northerly side Of 30th street ~ Feet 10
notnt in or opposite the centre OF a party
xau. thence northerly and part OF the
way through the centre OF said party vail
and along land now or late OF one cairns
ss feet inches 70 the centre me OF tns
line of the block 40 feet more or less 10
poiut distant 100 feet easterly from the
easterly side OF Lexington Avenue thence
southerly parallel with the essteriy SIDE
of Lexington Avenue and part Of the dis
lance through a party wall 9a feet
inches TO the point or place Of beginning
BE the said several dimensions more or less
said premises being now known Dy me
street numbers 1879 and lii East 3Oth
Street 49,, go,
Dated, New York. November 9th, 1915.
ORSON A. RAYNOR. Referee.
CREEyEY * ROGERS. Attorneys for
Plaintiff once & p. %. Address, 90
wall street. New York City.
The following Is a diagram OF the prop
erty TO be sold; its street number IL 1872
I4l East 30th Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-11
WESLEYAN WILL REST
FOR COLUMBIA GAME

Middletown, Conn. Nov 10.-The
Wesleyan varsity has nothing TO do
until next week Saturday, when it will
meet Columbia. It's annual contest with
Trinity was omitted this year owing to
athletic relations having been severed
between the two colleges until such
time as Trinity shall decide to bar pro-
fessionals. The Trinity game would
ordinarily have been played tomorrow.
Coach Kenan and DR.. Fauver are con-
graduating themselves that there are
no cripples among the frst-string men
except Johnson, who has a bad Shout
der, but who will be in trim for the
Columbia contest. The team has been
fortunate in this respect this season.
WESLEYAN has made much ground in the
last few games by line plungng, and it
seems likely that this mode Of attack
will be used against the Blue and White
next week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-11
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS:
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS

Il ~. O. W. A EDWARDS, detached Juvi.
TO Gushing. vice H. II h. CASSIDY. to Wy
p. A surx A Il. UOFFORD. detached Wash
inron. 70 Virginia, vice Asst SURG. II. A TRI-
On. Gun j. MITCHELL. detached naval maya
zine. II. Mniin. 20 Montana Dec, J.
ca. Gun. r. h. WATSON. dGachh Nes York;
On Gun J. J. CIAUsEY. detached Pitsbursb;
u nav yard. Mare Island. vice ca. Gun. T. r..
Gun !. EVANS. detached naval magazine. Mare
Gun. j. 5 c6YovER. detached Colorado: to
Gun no'' s A. FARRELL detached works sperry
Gyrosco9e CO. Btcgkbn p 10 nST yard Ihls-
en-. Mach F. R. KING. detached Wyoming; to
Mach G G LAcoCK. asiAohsd Missouri; to
navy yard Philadelphis o.,
Act Pay Clerk c. ". BAKER TO Olympia
MARINE CORPS
Il Col T. NJ BANNoS. detached name bar
r,css, n Y 70 LIST Brigade HIATT.
Capt II. n LAY. 10 duty marine bsracs WASH
hrs "a r L SHEPARD. to command marine
detached Olympia
MOVEMENTS
ARRIVED
Nov s-YoikioNn Al Piehnlnque.
Nor s-Burross al Newport; Culgoa al Puerto
Plata: Maynower Al sandy hooka J.. .ha
Dubuque at Hampton Roads.
SAILED
No, s-chAttsncoga Amspas for GuN ~ FonSea;
~.n.h.n san Diego FOR NlcsrsEuan wsters ,
PrAirie. ssnio Domingo CITY for Philadelphia va
POri -Au Prince 90,
ston. n !. AfeihusA. Boston Tor Charleston :
Davis. Newport 70 sea
Batiieship A. assigned name Colorado. - MAY
land. ~. Washington. aud a.. West NrsiniA g.
Annortd cruisers Colorado Washington aud WEI
virginia will he rensmed Pueblo Seattle and Hunt
f~s tale an ! flsref
name Of sfm0rod cruiser Maryland viii 10 AL
nounoed later.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-11
SOdkunl YOakum Meets
His Match in Leonard

over the ring at the gong. But Yoakum
could not be downed again.
Evidently the visitor is no ten-round
fighter. He works Oh the Nelson plan
blocking punches with his face until
his antagonist tires.
In the sixth Yoakum was so ban lea
by Leonard's clever lodging that ne
turned TO the referee and said, III
only knew where he was ! would mt
him" There are lots Of local light-
weights who can outpoint Soakum
Yoakum, but few who can knock nm
out IN ten rounds.
The house looked like n sardine can
after S. The seats being all gone, John
the Barber strung the overflow from
the rafters, while a few choice places
on the chandelier were sold at a pre-
MUM.
In the first bout Tommy Mccarthy
stopped Kid Carter. coal colored
diver, in the second round. Packey
Agate and Kid Egg, bantams, boxed a
fast and interesting draw.
Kid Coal and Young Tar, both mem
bers Of the Colored Preliminary Fight
ers' Union, staged realistic sluggng
match. In the meantime volunteers in
the audience presented a few one
round goes.
Frank Williams dropped Kid Rash
in the sixth round of the semi-final
Rash took the count of nine and rose
TO be saved by the bell.
Jimmy O'Hagen, of Albany, out
pointed Kid Alberts, of New Jersey, in
the final ten-round bout Of the evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-11
TEAM
WILL TRY NEW
OFFENCE TO-DAY

y.,,,,. Penn. Nov. lo.-Lafayette
-, through the final practice for the
,nyrbt game this afternoon Inc
49,, "a. been chiefly devoted to de-
,.',,ipg new offence, and in tO-mor-
49,. contest. al least, Lafayette ought
:. \. able 10 win without Weldon.
., ,s..er is improving slowly, and
!, usy be able TO play part Of the
uns with Lehigh.
n, practice Of the afternoon was
.,,sr,s 10 a drill in the signals and
y. N,k-oF plays. Coach Crowell has
80 three different backhelds this
v,sk In his attempt 20 get eomoi-
atom which viii Offset the loss OF
Weldon. ,,.,
-,rrov will be composed Of Taylor,
r,r,erbsck: Ellis or Brandes, left
l,Iasek; Diamond OF Gano, right
i,ifback. and Martin. fullback. The
In, viii be essentially as It has been
/, rseen. games. namely. Thaxter, left
nd. Nummert left tackle; Ernst, left
rgard: Gallatly, centre; Gulick. right
rgsrd: Lehman, right tackle. and
Woodruff or Hutchinson. right end.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-11
EAST ORANGE HIGH IN
LINE FOR BIG TITLE

Montclair, y. j., Nov. 1O.-East
Orange High School, by virtue Of its
81 victory over the Montclair High
School here this afternoon, won the
right to night it out with the Barrinnger
High School for the title in the New
Jersey In.erscholastic League, on
Thanksgiving Day.
To-day's game was a hummer. East
Orange was first to score, when
Aschenback. its centre, broke through,
biocked a kick and fell on it for the
FIRST score. A long forward pass. over
the goal line. with Vernon Monte,
Montclair's right end, at the reeeiv,
ing end, tied the score in the third
period. 1t looked much like a tie
score in the fourth quarter, when holt'
the winning aggregation's quarterback,
;ntorcented Montclair forward pass
and broke through half the local
teams players for sixty-yard run and
score.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-11
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF JAY c.
Wemple Company. United states District
Court. Southern District OF New York
Thillip steuerwald. plaintiff. vs. Jay c.
Wemple Company. defendant.-P!ease take
notice, that on the goth day OF october:
is1e a decree was duly made herein and
aled in the once OF the Clerk Of the United
states District Court, requiring the Re
INV 10 mail written notices 20 all Of the
ereditors OF defendant, Jay c. Wemple Com
psny. requiring them TO file verified proofs
OF claim with said Receivers within sixty
lsO1 davs OF said 3Oth day OF October, 1915.
or otherwise be prohibited from sharing In
the estate Of said defendant and 70 publish
similar notice I'm two daily newspapers pub
lished In the City OF New York, Southern
District Of New York, for fourteen c9nsecu-
live DAYS from the date Of said order.
JOB l.. HEDGES.
EDWARD w. j. kAYSEL.
Receivers OF Jay c. Wemple Company
s. r. PEAVEY. JR.,
Attorney for Receivers,
az broadway New York city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-11
JUNIORS TO MEET IN
'CROSS.COUNTRY RUN

The small fry Of the metropolitan
district will at last have a battle of
supremacy in a championship event
when the junior 'cross-country cham
pionship run is decided over the Stein
way Athletic Club course in Long ISL
and City this afternoon. With both the
New York and the lrish-American Ath
letic clubs missing from the entry list
the race will be strictly a small club
affair.
A field of ia runners has been nom
mated to start, with ten of them COM
peting solely for the individual title.
In this respect indications point to
Charles Pores, Millrose Athletic Asso-
citation; James McCurnin, Jerjey Har-
riers; Terry Halpin and Lew Heydet,
Morningside Athletic Club, and Fred
Trsvelena and Jimmy Brooks, of the
Mohawk Athletic Club, as the most Sc
rious contenders.
In the team competition the Mohawk
Athletic Club is expected TO surprise
the Morningside runners with a victory
with small margin of points. 1t will
be,a close battle between the two, with
the other eleven starting teams trailing
far behind.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-11
Gibbons OutpointS Dillon
in Most Decisive Fashion

better form. He made Dillon look ike
a novice when IL came 70 boxing, but
true to his promise to the home fans
Mike refused 10 make a footrace Of 1t
and met Dillon half way at every stage
Of the game. Dillon hardly landed
clean punch in the first two rounds
while Mike stabbed him repeatedly
with snappy lefts to the jaw and hooks
TO the body and occasionally scored
with rights TO the jaw.
Dillon could not score in the clinches
and at range Mike repeatedly ducked
his lefts and blocked his body bio"s
at close quarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-11
RETTING IS EVEN
an EAsT-WEST
GUIDIRON BATTLE

\ y. Nov. 1o.-Jewett win
ms ~orrow's game for Cornen
'''' - Michigan at right tackle "a. a.
s'in,' n. condition is not the best
i''us St. announced tonight DIXON
d. S 40 bcen fang Jowett's place N
10 n'- lineup. will only be "se0
$ n. ..s will be at quarterback and
S'', ~. At rest the story that cor,
iss' ~ b, without its star esekhslo
''. .e,irst the Wolverines On ''' ;
rl' So ..a, betting here went from .
'i''n' Michigan to even money.
70 : 81 corae, lineup will be Eileneer,
ne pverson. ends; Gillies and
r. - ,.ek'es. Anderson and Miller
''''..' csrrv. centre: Shiveriok' speed
I'''9 sos. ana captain Mueller. backs
'' -. Michigan team will arrive ]"
NE .morrow morning from Ge-
fsseA 80 thcv uractised this AFTER
era =. vn ,ls Hobar, college field. YOs i
,''a OF 'I ahead this linc-up', Dunno
"a. S sen, ends: Wicman and WesSe'
sd fe~'9t; rsccv and Reher, guards;
a,sles' rcTtre. and Sparks, Maui
NtnsS"P svnond and smith PACKS. ~.
h;s'h', . 70, rested to-day, whlle the me
re l.. went through signal drliI
Re.1el.-es' Sharpc taking no chances
II Gtnss.se, team against Michigan
o. senS..N .te frav. The game. which
t,i II lo' a., . o'clock. viii doubtless
~ ing hhsea's biggest 'T0"' o. '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-11
AUCTION SALES

TAXI NOTICE THAT by VIRTUE or A Lien
led by lie undersigned tie following described
personal property = Horas. : Etprs,s Wssons
b-iir-ry WasDn. Double Trucks. Closef Laundry
W.srns yictoda. / Brvusham. ! Landau. /
SPIDER PhIet0n. Top BUGS. sgrreJ. ! Lter-
c.sng Wagon ! Steel 1frei TIP B1<D; seq
so Bfas, Rtn about Harness. sets snsle hn-
ne.s. sets Three Hosss Harness. ssis Double
T-,iek HarnrS. I set COUPE Harress lhrAsl. be
io-.in. hi Aib~rt 4 Thorpe and John Y. Purcell.
Gsirg hisfrsss under the name and style - p
cel,i0r stable Company q NeN ioff ny. All
urot.sf'y a; public auction 10 tie Highest bidder
10 ssilsfy our said lien al stable q ne la rem
sale. Co. In a. N0s. 1919 Eat l--i - .
Rorouxh n MANHATTAN NsN York CITY, on the
isTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1915. a. 10 o'clock
in tie forenoon o, that cay.
n.fed Nss Yosk November lsi. 1915
HARLEM STABLES co. nc.
b. George W. Trtsoorn. Treas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-11
RUTGERS STAKES
ALL IN BEATING
WEST VIRGINIA

New Brunswick, N. j.. Nov. TO-
Rutgers was put through short signal
practice to-day in their final workout
before meeting West Virginia on the
homo field The practice was snsppy.
and the fighting spirit that has been
lacking so far was clearly apparent.
Rutgers will stake its entire reputa-
ton on the West Virginia game. The
breaks of the game beat them at
Brown, but last week they played an
Indifferent game in beating Holy Cross.
This game, however, is their last chance
TO show the real power that lies in
the eleven, and every man is confident
Of showing it.
Blackboard work under Coach San
ford was a more important part Of to-
days practice than the workout on the
field, and the men were given a long
session. Sanford's system is to come
up for @ real test.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-11
COMMERCE LEADS
FOR HIGH SCHOOL
TITLE AT SOCCER

With four rounds remaining to be
contested in the series for the high
school soccer championship. Commerce.
with points, is leading the champion
team OF Curtis High, which has Z
points. Neither team has been de-
ieated.
Morris is in third place, while Eras-
mus and De Witt Clinton are tied Tor
fourth. In the Field Club League the
Crescent A. c. team continues In the
lead.
To-day's soccer schedule follows:
Clinton " Commerce. a, Cro,ona Park. ?S p
m: Curtis vs. Commercial. al Curtis Fisd. $50
p n Er.anu vs.. Ey.ndsr Child. q; ProsDsS
Pnk 1880 q m. Boys IS. Morris. al Prospect
PARK. 10 80 a m Crescent A c, ". Montclhr
A G., at Bay Ridge: Bensonhurst y. G ". Pa
sAic F. c. al Ulmer Park: Richmond County vs..
statsn Island. At West New Brighton; Consslsa
strollers vs. Danish A. C., al Prospect p rars
"a eionians W. Yonhsrs ST. George. al Glen fark.
Yonkers RED Gross benefit Eame).
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Metropolis Storage Warehouse,
20 WFST I33rd STREET,
n. Ianox and Fifth Avenues

New York November 6th, 1915.
To Mr. James Dickerson, Mr.. Joseph
Lane Mr. T. John. Mr.. Chas. Haywood.
Mrs s Hayes Mrs. Annie watson, Miss
Julia Wiles. Mrs Sadie Floyd. Mrs Emma
Moseiy. Mrs Gilbert Burnett or Mrs. Nellie
Burt. SIR. Arthur Wright. Mr.. @. w. Boyd
Mr. l. l.. LeCain. Mrs. Cecilia Palacio. Mrs
Eva White. Mrs. Katie Dooley, Mrs. NJ.
stewart Mrs r. Edwards. Miss Ruth King
You and each OF YOU are hereby notined
that the time for the payment OF our lien
upon the property hereinafter described
having expired. after due notice thereof
had been given you. we Will cause such
property. to wit household goods, personal
effects, merchandise. carpets. etc. stored
by you or In your name In The Metropolis
Storage Warehouse. TO be sold at puollc
auction. according 20 the statute In such
case made and provided, at George Merles
Auction Rooms. 155 East l25th ST. Sew
York city. on Tuesday. November 2sth'
1916 at 1880 a. NJ, and on Wednesday.
November goth. 1916. at 1880 A. NJ, and y
the sale thereof IL not completed on SAID
dates the same Will be continued at the
same place on each and every Tuesday and
"Wednesday thereafter beginning at 1880
A. NJ. on each day. and continuing until
All the goods are sold.
METROPOLIS STORAGE WAREHOUSE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-11
UNDEFEATED ELEVENS
BATTLE IN SOUTH

Atlanta, Nov. 10.-A narrowing of
the list of undefeated football teams
in the South TO three elevens is ex-
pectcd to result from the games to-
morrow. Georgia Tech and Wander
bilt. considered among the strongest,
are to play Alabama and Tennessee.
which still are undefeated. Auburn,
the other member of the big Three"
plays Florida.
While Vanderbilt and Georgia Tech
are expected TO win, it is recognized
that both Tennessee and Alabama are
strong, and a lucky break for either
could reverse the situation. Auburn
is expected to have little trouble dis
posing Of Florida.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-11
ConnolIy's Express & Van Co.,
Onlce, rs Columbus Avenue,

New York, Nov. lOtn, l3lo.
To Mrs J. l. Allen. Mrs. II. Cowan NJ.
D. Dolan. Mrs u. pevereauX; Mrs. , Glea-
son. NJ Harmon. Caroline Koch. Julius
Lewis. Mrs william Lees. Mrs. Elizabeth
NcCree. Hilds q. Patterson, j. l.. Pultz,
Mrs Nottingham. Mrs. Rose, Nellie Nc
earthly, Mrs. Fitzpatrick. Mrs. Annie
O'Brlen, NJ J. Smith Mrs. Scanlon. Min
ME r. Talbot. Gertrude Waters. l.. Won
Lyncher. VI. Beard grand piano.. Mrs
Afford. and Margaret Grague: You and
each Of you are hereby notified that
the time for the payment Of our lien
upon the property hereinafter described
having expired. after due notice thereof
had been given you, We will cause sucn
property. 10 wit. household goods personal
effects. merchandise, carpets etc, stored
by you or in your name In Connolly's Elk
press and Van co. Storage Warehouse. to
be sold at public auction, according 10 the
statute in such case made and provided az
FLOYD Grants Auction Rooms, corner Ith
Avenue and 5lst ST. New York city, on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 4rH, 1915, at Il 80
a m and II the sale Is not completed on
said date the same will be continued al
the same place on each and every Monday
thereafter beginning at 1880 a. m. on
each day. and continuing until all the goods
CONNOLLY's EMPRESS & VAN co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-11
MORRIS PLAYS
STUYVESANT AT
POLO GROUNDS
marlborough Title May
Depend OH Result of
Hard Contest
Schoolboy Games

Morris VS.. Stuyvesant, at Polo
Grounds.
Commerce vs.. New Utrecht. at
Washington Park Up. M.
De Witt Clinton VS.. y. Y. L. Sec
onds, at Ohio Field.
Brooklyn Prep. VS.. Erasmus Hall. at
Washington Park Ia. M.
Kingsley vs.. Horace Mann. at Hor-
ace Mann.
ST. Johns Prep. VS.. Fordham Prep,
at Hawthorne Field.
st. Francis's Prep. vs.. Ridgewood. at
RidgewOod. n. j.
st. Paurs School vs.. Columbia
Freshmen. at Garden City.
Hamilton VS.. Rutherford. at Hamil-
ton.
Dickinson VS.. Freehold, at West
Side Park.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-11
BARRINGER WINS BY
SENSATIONAL FINISH

Hoboken, n. j., Nov. Barringer
High Schools football team won it's
second game in the New Jersey Inter
scholastic League here this afternoon
by defeating the Stevens Prep School
eleven, PC to 0.
Stevens fought Barringer hard dur
ing the first half, and held the Newark
team scoreless, but in the second
period the Barringer eleven smashed
through the line and circled the ends
with ease.
Barringer scored two touchdowns in
the third quarter and two more in the
last. Richie kicked two goals and
missed like number.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-11
st. Paul Boxer Takes
Seven Rounds, Three by
Wide Margin

st. Paul, Nov. 10.-Mike Gibbons de-
feated Jack Dillon tonight in a ten
round bout in a very decisive fashion.
Gibbons took seven rounds, three OF
them by wide margins, held the Hoosier
safe in another and was only outfought
in the last session, when he stood toe
TO toe to Dillon and was outslugged by
his heavier opponent.
The st. Paul phantom never was in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-11
UNION COLLEGE ENDS
WORK FOR AMHERST

Schenectady, n. Y, Nov. 1O.-The
Union College football team finished
its practice Of the week to-day with a
final signal drill before the Amherst
game on the campus tomorrow.
The team has been working hard all
week. Large electric light bulbs have
been attached to the goal posts to aid
in the kicking and regular practice
The students and the team realize that
Amherst has good team, and thus
every man is in the pink Of condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-11
IRVING SWAMPS
HOLBROOK BOYS
BY 24-O SCORE

Tarrytown, n. Y, Nov. 10.-The lrv-
ing School, of Tarrytown, swept the
Holbrook School team, Of 0ssining, be-
fore them to-day by score of "a to o.
For the most part Irving used straight
football and showed a very powerful
attack.
The individual play was featured by
Captain Handy, Brown and Dubois for
Irving and by Mccormick and Scott for
Holbrook. At no time was the Irving
goal in danger.
The line-up follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-11
NORRIS HIGH GUNNERS
TAKE OPENING SHOOT

Morris High School yesterday began
its effort to retrieve its lost title
by defeating the Evander Childs High
School in the opening shoot Of the
Whitney sub-target championship tour
nament. The match was won on the
Morris gun by score of 263 to 251.
Two perfect scores of 35 were record
ed, the honors falling TO Kerr and
Steiner, both Of Morris.
The scores follow:
Morfs-Condon q: Kerr. IS Apps. 20; Was-
ner. 81 Vein. 80; Ntandell. 81: Steiner 81; Johns
Eysnder Childs-Iowenstein 81. SchoenstAdt 80:
Opoznauer 81 Houston, 80 Hsyiland. q MANI
son, 81 Petersen. 81 smith, 81; tTtal. Jl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-11
McTigue in Ring Tonight

Tom McArdle, matchmaker of the
Fairmont A. c.. has arranged good
card for to-night's show. In the star
bout Of ten rounds Mike McTigue, the
Irish middleweight champion; will trade
lunches with Tommy Robson, who re-
Gently returned from Buenos Ayres. In
the semi-fnal Harry Segal and Johnny
Burt. two welterweights, will clash.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-11
Fight Log

TONIGHT
Greensboro A. C.-foung o'N
and Dummy Burns.
Fairmont 4. C.-siike Mcligue
and Tommy Robson, Harry seigei
and Johnny Burt.
Broadway s. C.-Joe yelling ana
Willie Schaeffer.
Staten Island s. Chilly Murph!
and Jack Sharkey.
Clermont s. C.-Harry Wits ana
Bill Tate.
MONDAY
OLYMPIC A. C.-Tommy louhey
and Willie Jackson.
TUESDAY.
pioneer $. C.-Jsok Sharkey anu
Bobby Hubon.