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Dartmouth Regulars Hurt.

HANOVER. \. H., Oct. Blowing to the
man INJURIES received In yesterdays scrim-
mage Dartmouth's football practice to-day
consisted only Of a long signal drill, in
Whlch the new PLAYS TO he tried against
fr"rFetown at Haverhili Oh Saturday were
l"'!ears"d and glaring faults corrected.
NJ present II Is almost Impossible to tell
t1" exact lineup that will start In Satur-
'dA's IAN" In addition to the loss Of Du-
d me! ana Merrill II Is doubtful whether
rrrI'r ana cotton viii get IN the contest.
he nearest approach to a lineup that can
b" given follows; Dussossoit, left end
ia ~ ga TrIer, left tackle; Nicely, ieft
: lnrd; Gle. centre. Baxter or Matier.
llsht guard; Hevan or Cotton. right tackle:
Emery, right end; :. Holbrook or Camel
%.i"rrIsh. left hulfback. Il. Holprook or
Tyler, ful'baCk.
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HONOR COLUMBIA TEAMS.
Letters Given 10 Athletes no
Worked for Glory.

Insignia for Six VARSITY and three
freshmen cams for last year We're
awarded yesterday at Columbia. In All
10: athletes received letters, including
team managers and crew ~coxsw,ins.
The cams receiving awards are the var
slty and junior varsity crows. the varsity
baseball, tracs, 'eunis, swimming and
water polo teams. ana the freshman
crew, track and ennis teams.
Including the awards made last vim
ter to the members OF the varsity foot
ball, basketball, wrestling and cross
country teams. the frcshnen football aud
cross-country teams and the sophomore
and freshman cane spree teams. 49, men
received insignia for participation In
athletics at Columbia during the year.
The leading awards follow
crew &C., with Crossed Oar. (. w.
Ssnsstak1n' ~ :. y. Myers, -. I. L.
DIckm am 10; ". y, Bralton. -: Il. -.
renn"l'; Is; y. ". leys, -, NJ rhom1s,
rs; anh w. +, w"'kNr manasor -.
=, Bsrk. ',s,r 5 ii M.r", tna,' !; t., i.
RnonaGuro, 10 e.; y Hautk. ~ e Il.
h .."c . s = +. r. NH'tTSio,' ~ 8 !. z,
s@pottk., rs Phar.. ana &, cornwall. il s..
manager.
,,s T'i i A. "' s-aai,o. Herr ~! I. - 7 , n; %,,'s.
~. and T.. Mh"ian. Is,
Tennis G, T. Tt y Lamb. Ps.: |. w.
Knox. rs e W. =. Cg,ilus, 10 [ g.; "
!, s .aa "a IT. A. ;; yonHrrmu,h, ~
Swimming go. s. TIL. T.. Nollmar.
IS: n. Levir. 'ls NJ NJ Roy, 'iG h.. r.
ager; T.. :. Herbert. 'l9; II. VI. Walker.
II L.: II. MoelIer. IA. and j. =. Lee. j.
'l6.
Minor Sports Or. NJ. Walker. ~ L.;
u. T.. Volliner, IS: p. :. Herbert. -. and
j. G. Lee. Jr., 'ls.
Water Polo--l.. II. !. Mouquin. 10 s;
q, v. Cooper, II g.; II. I.evinson, i; l..
s.. II. Whitewater. ~ e.; j. X. Nohie',
II C.; D.. II. cleveland, II e; a. W. Gib.
son. 10 :. and g NJ Cannon. rs \
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'r' I'm II" makes tho prioos for
""ru s''"S seats SPORT.
Th" National Commission insists II
turns IN" t'''k' but there are several
Dunhtims TMonIAsns.
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YALE REGULARS OUT.
Black. sheldon. callahan and
smith or Hospital List.

New HAYES. oct. 1a-lale will put
several substitutes in the game against
the Virginia Poly team tomorrow after
noon, CAPT. Black. sheldon. Callahan
and Quarterback Smith being laid up
ON accouu; Of injuries. The team will
Inc IN a. follows:
Gates. left end Taft. left tackle A:
Graham. left guard Hutchinson. centre :
Gait. right guard Baldrige. right tackle
comcrford. right end Laroche. quarter
back Bingham. left halfback lie Gore,
right ha.tback jacques. fullback.
only "a shor; practice was held to-day
because of he rain.
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Dear Tom To decide a little hot uou,d
nn nina answering his question: A bet,
" thyt J"iirios was champion whom a..
fought l%"lusun at Reno on July 4 IaiO
VI SAYS johnson was champion and ,Jcnrics
Wa" only u contender after retiring from
ih' ho\'n' game SAM GELLER.
johnson was champion.
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ri',N 'EN w.. u, l., oct. ls.-BroNn
held it's asst football practice of the uoeI
TINS afternoon preparatory to tho Williams
am saturday In - driving rainstorin,
rwo clclcn- were lincd IN for about m
hour Of dummy sCrimmage following sigma
practice. Purdy, Browns powerful Iuartrr.
BACK, va" IN" only regular missing. Dur.
ing .crinmagc yesterday he was slirh, ~
Injured aud he vas given tho day to resi-
In his tbscuc" Murphy directed the plsy of
IN" varsity. with Armstrong, a freshman.
running IN" scrubs Brown expects 10 pre'
sent The same lineup against Williams tha,
Y did against Amherst last saturday. A
squad Of twenty Ave will make ths t,AS
leaving this city tomorrow noon. Wv
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MIddlrbury Shy q Isme.

MIDDLEBtRN. VI, oct. 10 New York
state Teachers 'ollcg' has cancelled thr
football gam" with Middlchury for Octuh.r
81. No other game has been arranged far
the VARSITY. hut Goddard Seminary VII
play Middlebury's second team here on
that date Coach HOLMES will be able 10
whom he will want for the Norwich and
Vermont games. "
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Haverford Reaching Top Torn.

uhNERTDED. %. ''-Ni'l two hard
opening game out 81 III .Ev rui muyi
valuable practice the Waterford college
squad g. nearing snap" TO- the ,uur, i'm
portrait battle- Of the -s,so". Nest Satur-
day ,he Scarlet aud llack Ntl face N"
Maryland Agricultural Colsg or tho lat
tor home g-iiiron. bu, barring injuries
CAPT. isamse.'s !aeu are confident OF re-
pettIng last fairs conQIest over the "As-
giles
The team prohted ly last weeks ensag
inent with New York University, Most Of
the practice the pact w"oE has boon lie
voted TO a stin drill a. interior Ne" aud
the management OF forward passes. In
which departments Coach Bauner Eel,
there we're the most Elar.ng wrakn'sses.
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FRASER LEADS AT L M
I"rmer Great Meet. Pro erius Well
In Philadelphia Omen Golf.

INV NnrirFfA, o., IA storm un-
St' me arrangement. FOR Tho Ph.ladcl-
l'"'' omen of championship ~ the Phil
''Ht 'ounir club TODAY and nnlv on.
elSht''u hol" round WITS pIay,d. M.
''o"Gn Two w"t" OF 'hc programme. II
iS probable that the test Will De short
'"'l /" hilN-iour holes instead OF .ey.
{ tN-tNb. a. Planned.
James Fraser of Sea View. who nm q,
last wear WAS at Great Seek. l.. l.. led
lI' t"'t to-day with "A -. going on, in
- ana coming back in 81. Em,nct
r 'igh of lork and Peter O'Uar, ~
,~i''ShHrS were tied for second pl,.. ar
y" NOS W. Barnes of N~hi,em,rsh
' "'''l' considered To hc the leading urn-
,,'"'',l softer e tho year. could do no
"'''r ''1n 50 TIL" leading scores:
''l'- fr'srr, S"i Ntr-.. -, ru,,,.,
! ''' >''k. % y 80 pf,ra pi,,,bur-
80, II mo, M,ri".. -, William,
M4i.mn',N No.i",. 80 - IL, r. SS"ycr,,
Norton ~ N'oN '~lwnN".. ", .,or,' ga
'N"'''- n linnurr. Irrw,r, "a
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OLYMPIC FIELDS GAMES.

The third and deciding ga mes I'm Tho she.
cial serie. between the Lincoln Giants and
the New London cluh aud ironside.. cham.
pions of Nekark. viii he played at olymnic
Field, l3bth street ana Fifth avenue. ~.
SUNDAY, In their previous games ca, -,
the visiting teams gained a decision in ON,
game. the last contest with IN. Iron,,J..
which was won by thc Ncwarkcrr. c.Iur
eleven innings, Th" lrousidcs since IN"
close Of IN" minor lcagu" season have hasn
Joined 10y several star Eastern League pl,,'
srs. Reading and Williams vi, pitch ior
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''"ar Tom-is II counted a time a, ba,
II runner reaches first On an error ~ "'
nEoRGE i'HlLIP.
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SANFORD'S LATEST
INVENTION MAKES
/. KICKS GO FURTHER
PENNSY MAY FALL FROM
re FRYING PAN INTO FIRE
ny DtNIEL.

George Foster Sanford. football sur
gcon and Inventive genius OF the grid
iron. has evolved another wrinkle. In
Cldentally the secret OF his visit to
Pennsylvania last Monday IL out. for IL
was to teach Bob Foiwclrs disciples the
knack Of tho new trick that Sanford
left his Rutgers squad and took the trip
to Franklin Field.
Sanford and Folwel, belong to the
New Thought :, hool Of football I'm
which the old atlsm has about
as much standing as the old mass play
has In tie 1916 code. They are as thick
az Two peas In u pod aud always let
each other In on their gridircn secrets.
Sanford's latest invention ls dubbed
by him the multiple Kick. hut ii isn't
anything like that. It's only one Kick.
but the play requires the services of
the centre. the quarterback and the other
three backs. go that tho multiple part
refers to the handling of The pigskin.
It's n trick that may rcvolutionixe the
Kicking feature of football. but as yet
II 10 a rather haza rdous stunt at best.
and In some quarters might be classed
In the category Of ''shoestring'' plays.
Here's how IT works-when II does
work. From "A Kick formation the half
backs lie down on the ground, facing
each other. Right above them stands
the quarterback. ready to receive the
bail from the centre. Several PAGES be-
hind the quarterback Is the fullback.
The pass Is made. the u rterhack
places the ball In the hands of the half
packs. they pu, II in position for the
KICK and the fullback proceeds TO boot
the pigsh'n into The next oun,y.
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WOmrn's Tourney Postponed.

TIL" u day tournament of the Won.
ems Metropolitan colt Assuciutiun
which was I" hav" been held ycstrrdi,
Al the West'i"ld Golf club. was post.
poned for one week because of tie IN.
element, weather. II viii he p.alcd Oh
Thursday. October -.
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her- Tom -ffn- o'i t. Nan E,.l..
"lH FROM "nat team does ne hsitc ~. u
i'u,n"r who is 81 Years oil. rsr,
from Augusta o. the South Atlantic
LcIgue.
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Georgetown set for Dartmouth.

WASHINGTON. oct. s.-Georgptopu
makes It's New England football debut sat-
urday ut Hayerhill. Mass. facing Dart
country, Coach ENendinc. who saw bart
mouth smother Ma ssachusetts Aggies last
week, has taught his charges sevrr,l for
nations that he hopes VII! cnab!n theta 20
score,
During tho past week two changes have
Ansslm's, Manchester, y, H., has ous,-d
Frank Green. former I.ehlgh star. from
right guard. and Tom Whclan. from Lynn,
Mass, has displaced Larry Greene. former
Exeter end. on the right wing.
Following IL the lineup Coach ENendina
Will send against Dartmouth cusark, lot
end: Mccarthy. lott tackle; Showalter. LETT
guard; Anderson, centre. ward, right
guard: Capt. O'Connor, -ight tackle;
Whslsn, rlgh, end; Maloney. quarterback.
%.iilroy, LETT hslfback: McQuade. Right hall
back. and Wal. tullbs"k,
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SOUTH BETHLEHEM. Pa, oct. Ia
Secret practice was the order Of the day
with I-hlgh. while thc squads were
working out problems to-day Len Brut'
Trr va sent to one corner to p~ra,t!r.
dron Kicking In thu. department he ~
t".H.n- along nicely. Iruuer's punt!ng IL
also dew Looping fast, "orIe OF his kicks going
tfty-rvo yards. Daring the secret work
new. play were explained To tho men. then
worked ont In. detail during signal work
and finally IN actuality during the scrim-
mage Hulsts,d and pons are ON the In
Jurcd list. There was again a constant In
torch .ng'ng ~ mon. l'u"seii, who starred
a. uua-torbAtk pgai-s, Vale. Tho coach hc-
love. WA max" - brilliant halfback. AMI
II" viii he tried out there.
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Long Rect for Holy Gross.

WORCESTER Dct. 10. The Hniy Cross
noon Oh .AlU.nni Flell. Attempts =, obtain
"A game for saturday seem t. have tilisr
through and the neNi o"nte~' on III" Puri'l"
I. In SewaIx. y. j. Although three weeks
are a long time for n college eleven to be
without opposition, Coach Kelly figures he
can use the time TO good advantage In
resting up his cripples and perfecting the
overhead game, which must play a promi-
nent part In the Rutgers contest " the
Purple has any idea OF scoring.
With Twitchell at HE home nursing a
poisoned right arm. Sll, Higgins WI get
plenty OF chance 20 how his wares at
uu ..terback. The La r-Lc' lad reminds
One Of Mark D"viiu. 10 rms Vi;l tina,
same loping stride. never stops until he
Is buried in the turf aud uses his head
though uOsch Kelly !n,snds developing
his backfcld OF Foley and Fitzpatrick.
halves. and Mitchell, full. for future on
of any So far tried.
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h,1r Tom VIA; 4. the age. vaich, and
"'lLn' "' J'hh tNeFs' GEORGE Il.
tIor' wa born July -. 1893. lie Is
" ''-' = inches tail and weighs la5
pounds.
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W, and J, Tries New Plays,

WASHINGTON. Pa. Oct. ie.-New for
nations which Washington and Jefferson
will count upon to help win the FIRST gs'nes
with Yale. Pitt and other strong teams
wers tried out this afternoon BY Coach
Metzger behind barred gates. Every man
who Is figured on as a possible entrant In
the championship struggles that will f~a
ture the neN. six weeks Of tho 1915 season
was able TO get into practice, except Halt
back Fsin. and he was ahic to do some
light work on the nell. Il begins TO looh a.
II he would he In shap" to play against
Yale on October IS. although tho coaches
may decide to hold hius Ia rosesvr for
Pitt. Washington and Lee and other wind
up contests.
Both Nuss and Whi,~hl.l were able 70
get into the work and the Rcd and Black
presented almost its full strength. Me
freight, Stobbs. turley and Capt. VIM
barly have been going at a STRENUOUS clip
since the first Of the year end they were
cased up considerably this week and VII
b. sha ped up by a anal weeks preparation
following the Westminster game of sat.
uruay.
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TENER AGAIN TAKES
SLAP AT JOHNSON
Refers to Lack Of Action on
Lannin's Charges Against
American Empires.
McGRAW AFFAIR SECRET

Whatever investigation there may be
Of tie McGraw charges in the las.
Brooklyn-Gisnt series will not be made
public. Gov. Tener. president OF the
National League. who on Wednesday re-
fused to either deny or affirm that a
conference will be held between himself.
Hampstead and McGraw to discuss the
brooklyn game. again was ~non-commit-
tai on the subject yesterday. Tenor
would not b. pinned dow to n direct
statement.
Tener was told that one baseball OFF,
cial considered Mc';raw's statement az
ter tho much discussed Brooklyn game -
Srar"r offence than tn" one for which
former Fresiden; Fovcl II tho l'hill'cs
was forced out Of the Nat.ona. League
Ia 1919.
II cannot SEQ tho parallel between the
two cases" said 1enor. "As far AZ I
"al r"call I'ogcl WAS dropped from tho
National League for printed statements
Ia which DE accused the umrires ~ de-
l!berately Navoring New York. IN other
words charging them with dishonesty"
Iittlr Irony Here.
but II seems they no Longer discipline
club presidents for making such state
inentS.' continued Tener ironically. He
was referring to the printed statements
Of President Lannin OF the Red Sox in
which he charged the American League
umpires Of regularly giving decisions
agairs: the Red Sox and declared he
would scll out II the Red Sox did no,
win the American League pennant.
AT least ! notice they no longer think
such charges need an investigation. Ana
! haven't seen any club presidents
dropped from baseball lately. But of
course that H. none Of my business. That
Is The affair ~ the other league"
Tener implied that Larnin's charges
we're tar more N need OF an iuvcstiea-
ton than tho Mc'iraw statement, which
Tcncr aid was given in the heat Of
n temper
II also IL A slap at Johnson FOR his
statements at the time Of the Mct;raw
incident. in which he accused tho Ma
League Of lack Of backSone Il
II did not invest.gatc McC;raw's
charges. and added he would nave raised
Nod II tho McGraw episode had hap.
pencd IN his league. Tcner practicallS
tells Ban to wash his own linen first.
Garry Hermann. president OF the
Cincinnati Reds when he is not the high
lord Of worlds series. has written AIRY
sparrow. Inviting the Yankees TO call
on the Reds while they was on their
way north newt spring. Sparrow was
forced To decline. as the Yankees will
come mp north by way of the coast.
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pear Tom-Rcgarding Over Clarke
uuerics Of Frank M,Kenna, his fri.rr4
might want TO know what he Ia doing. lie
l. very much alive. He used TO train
heayyweighis when he was in nj. prin,e
FRANK T, SCHlEDEL.
The sun., 1916-10-20

Dear Tom-rD when McCartv o, ,b.
Dodge vas traded for Merk!e Of the
Giants was II agreed upon In Tho ,ontrlc,
thar either player could lc recalled to hi.
f'rm'r club If his services Wpre ntcdeds
G" What nationality Ia Jako Daubertc
\ HOPEFUL FAN.
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coscsss took the football csndIla'.. OUT
Of the rain to-day and drilled them for
an hour in the riding hall. The practice
was not satisfactory, as nothing more than
blocking. dummy. scEimnaginG and signal
work could he INDUCED in. All the varsity
men were back In their places except Rod
neld and Ford, MurrIii and Gerhard, al
tcrnated at quarter.
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RAIN HAMPERS TIGERS.
Rash Teaches scrubs some La
fayette Plays.

PRINCETON. y. j.. oct. ls.-To-day's
practice was practically a loss to the
pr.rceton football squad, for the heavy
ram which soaked the field In the tnorn-
ing and continued during the greater
part OF the az ernoo made real hard
work impossible.
Rush had the scrubs In the baseball
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IRE ptdntiOn at P~uor.

r'""sNi'aiii goes into tho ga me with
.'"Wh S'ate Tomorrow with consider
able trep'datior .ngouder.d no, onIy nv.
me formidable" foe at hand bu, tho
memory OF the defeat 10y Svarthmoro
Iast saturday. Pcnrsy seemed TO be
going along in fine shape until Suar,h-
more came along and showed Il "A few.
,r1cks In interference and following and
handling tho hall.
s"atthmorc's last PREVIOUS victory
over pennsylvania was scored IN 1879.
O.. wnen the tally was i TO 3. Several yeor.
oeiore mat Swarthmore had won by 4,
10 U. Under the coaching OF George
: Brooke. former Pennsy Star. Swarth-
more developed a great eleven and that
oeieat IN 1912 impressed Pennsy with
I n desirability OF calling Brooke back
10 become head coach.
: What Brooke did it Pennsy ard the
treatment his Alma Mater accorded him
70 now a matter of football history.
whether the fault lay with Brooke or
the conditions AT Pennsylvania the next
q. i've Weeks will show.
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Los angeles, IL. rort,ynd. ..
Oakland, l. Vernon. O..
Salt Lake, o; San Francisco, 4,
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In short Metre.

Arnold Horween, brother Of the var.
sity back. is playing a similar position
on the Harvard freshman football team.
Like his more illustrious brother. Arnold
Is a rip roaring plunger and weighs even
more than the varsity man. The fresh
man scales at l9s pounds.
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4 big Ia m~ Too Early,

A contest that II rather out OF place
at this early stage OF the season will
bring together Pttsburg and Syracuse
AT the salt city tomorrow. It will be a
meeting Of two OF the best teams I'm the
country-a duel between the wonderful
line of Syracts. and the stalwart backs
and master strategy OF Pittsburg.
Pitt h coached by Glenn Warner.
who with Hurry Up Yost and Sanford.
makes III the Big Three amons football
tacticians. ~Pittsburg's showing against
the Navy was not very encouraging. but
the Panthers may have hit the ebb, as
they started training very early. They
struck a similar condition when they
played Pennsylvania last season and
were held to a - to 7 score after they
had been expected to wipe up the field
with the Quskers.
Gone are the Gays OF bid in football
A look AT the records drives that truth
home with force. TIL season has onIy
just been started, but there are only six
teams In the East which have not been
Hcored upon. They are Syracuse, Brown.
Cornell, Springfield, Princeton and Ford
ham.
The BOBBY prize thus far belongs TO
Amherst, which has Welded 81 points
and has scored 10. Trinity has scored
only . and has allowed s., White VIII.
Jams has made ~ and yielded Is, wes-
Ieyan alone among that company has
scored more points than it's opponents.
with 20 and %. what has come over
that old and usually efficient body of
New England elevens"
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HARTFORD. conn. Oct. i'.-Nalf OF
Trini;y's season on the sridiron remains.
bu. all three OF the games Yet to De
played viii be difficult. The eleven Jour
neys 70 West Point saturday to play IN.
fast army team. Th" following saturday
Bos'on 'oil.g. Will meet the local col
l'sisns FOR IN" rrs' time on tine football
reld IN this city. and saturday, N"N"u.
Der T.. Trinity viii pldy IL last -arn" with
Arhers' at Amherst. \ hard hU'il" H. eN
'""ied aEsir.t tn" army this w."S, aud
'"aoh COLI and ZAP. Wooliry a." doing
th"ir utmost to get ~" men into shape.
II - not known - V"t pH"th.- Jarvis
AID HylanJ.. wl" yer" inllr.l IN tine
- riugt"li EamH ls.c ~ 'urds'. VIII bn
ali" TO play Hgt'r-, The ainN. but at
present z looks - though tic chance
favor tho W" Of 'h"S. tSo non Wi,houf
'henI III" Hlue and Gold ba deii VIII be
IN 4 seriously crippled condition.
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Queries and Answers
BY TOM MAC NrLTY

pea Tom L. how many games an
''h.' '-"s"'' :" WIG.
''Nr~ Tom no" OF - zap Eu-E-.
ana 'r'" "n'i team does ne hail: n, u
fu,h"r who is 81 YEARS oil. rsr,
LcAgue.
pc,r rom-Wha; 4. IN. ara ... ,a,
hciEht Of John Ever.r "1,iropfrt INA
r,,or. 49, ,o-, ,n,, -, ''''', L.
foo, A., ~. we ~
n,nrds ga" az" "''shs -"
boz TON 90 WIZ, T.. Ia nca.,rs ~
nc ,t,nt ,'t... H~l,''r'H 80 what -
JACK UGoN%ELL.
~ - W coIn""'"s s,"vd,
Strength II Gusckness OF eye.
-
n ~
pea TommRrs'rd'nE Owes Cisrk-
Is yer, much alive, He used H." train
heayyweighis when he was in hi. prime
FRANK T, SCHlEDEL.
Dear TON would like 20 know IN.
n''n1.hF @, IN. ln,'ow'ns concerning ih'
r'-,''' ~ IN" i'aursl eu'rIes; s%clline -rIy"
,Wnhimsonr' 4 .sn, $50 I"'om,nm' JOS
do these ;hr,c money 'hrulcs r,prc Mi",
They represent r.sprrtiln n,no,u..
paid ON 81 bets Too tr,,. .acoud auI ,L,,I
'"''"'
arn. Kindly give day ana y. ''I'' n'
birth IL possible. ANn IA"
49,. .r ,Sco ''' ~
-
p'n~ Tum-kludly let mo know 4, p,,,.
kaun OF Giants uses his right m,tne.
{. u, e.
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Colgate Nsain WorkiUg.

HAMILTON. y. Y. oct. l~?.--rresh from
II. victory over Illinois. the Colgate foot
ball team to-day held its nrst hard work
out since shat game.
FullbaCk Gillo. whose home Is In MIL
waukee. and HHlfbsck Hubpeil. who lives
IN Peoria. were allowed 20 visit their re-
spective homes before returning to Hainil-
Both. however. were on the ned for
prS ctice to-day.
The fumblin-. which up to saturday
Considerable worry OF She part %!
the coaches. has beef largely overcome.
The colgat. offensive. hilc generally
proved to h. somewhat fashy. aad
Ia the s.iu practice Scheduled for the re
ina. ning days al the veeh coaciiins efforts
viii u directed toward rcmedyirE that
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The Harvard freshman team has quite
a numbcr OF whales Hadley, a tackle
from Exeter, weighs 2i7 pounds Woods,
, tackle from Brooklinc High. scales at
II. pounds and Thurndikc, from Coun-
Try Day, "A guard. weighs 200.
The sun., 1916-10-20

p'a- rotn-I4 how many yau an
Coat League" "A "'
For y-tu,r game.
The sun., 1916-10-20

Tufts meets Charley Rrickley's Boston
Collcg" eleven tomorrow in preparation
Tor III" gam" with Indiana on the oSth.
II looks Ncry much A. II the West were
N for another fine ~trouncing, Tufts
,n'fns w as far too strong for the
.IVosierg.
The sun., 1916-10-20

Geprgot.Wr wiii send a heavy team
against Dartmouth to.mo!row. The
e!'Neh h\'Ias's IA pounds. with an
aVcIatr ~ ~ ON the linc--lgO from
Jackie 10 th"hlc--hnd an average Of III
~ W.. Da'N Held. O'Brl.u, the substitute
suaru. WI" weighs .e5 pounds, la the
heaviest man on the squad.
The sun., 1916-10-20

Dear Tom u bets that Lew Mrrartv
T. - Nc!r' of az" Is bets hc Il 20 year. of
arc Kindly give Jly ana wear 81 hi.
''riN u n"'>l'''' J. All X.
Lew wts nur.l IN lSSS and Il, -.
The sun., 1916-10-20
Thank YOU,

Dear Tom-1 would Ike 20 know. IN.
meaning Of IN" following concerning ,hs
results ~ The Laurel eu'rIrs: Scllinr rIy.
tl1 one hdlf iurlongs: roiouium. ia,
,li"hinsouI. Sio.f". SO, - 80. ur.f, wiz,
do these ;hr'e money figures reprc,cut ,
J. T..
'htN r"u'rH'ut r'sp"rtiln amouu,.
paid on - bets ;"- iirs', second and third.
The sun., 1916-10-20

p"f~ TOW 80 Wr,t 4. tn uc..,r- ,,
the tern. '.,tLr., Hi'-cr"" 81 NvhT
IA" height of bsv. l.,hrrtson" "a lioN
= Water h"hts nt1.o pronounced?
JAIN OtDNNELL.
l. Arl payer wfJ coInh.r.s s..,d
strength and %qa!ckness OF eye.
=. SiN te't. .. iIo'c-hsy.