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WEsLEYAN's LAST DRILL.

N1ppLErowN. Conn. Nov. l6,-Coach
Kenan put the Wesleyan varsity through
Its last hard scrmmage OF the season to-
day In preparation for the game with
Columbia on Saturday, The men lined
up against the freshmen team. which is
preparing for its contest with the Co
lumbia freshmen tomorrow afternoon.
The new combination In the back field,
with Lawson running the team. worked
smoothly The Wesleyan alumni. 1000
stroAg, viii attend Saturdays game.
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SYRACUSE. y Y, Nov. lG,-Wi'h the
vridiron In the Archboid stadium covered
hy n hlanknt OF snow Coach Hollenback
ma the varsity football squad transferred
The scene OF preparation for the battle with
colgate to tho ,rmory. For more than an
hnur Unllenhack sent the squad through a
.s,ie. of formations whicn will he used
against the maroon clad athletes of col
sate I'm tn. annual classic In the stadium
nsxt SATURDAY L'nrring accidents between
NOW and saturtsy Kutstein and Du Moe
viii MAY end positions. Cobb and Trigg Will
he at tackle, white and Schlachter at
9uardn and segal at centre. The makeup
of the backAeid is still q matter Of doubt.
hut n 10 certain that Meehsn. Nswbury
ana Matt Blown will start
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ROAD RUN TO DE STEFANO.

Charles de Stefano Of the Mlllrose A. G.
was the winner of the second weekly road
run OF the Ozanam \, A, held last evening
oyr- lower Manhattan treats WIN a
DE Stufnno won In - minutes nat Others
to nnlsh we're !. q. rassh osanam \. A..
Il :Oa. V. Douix, ozanam a A. - 10:
tina, Ozanam \. A.. 20; uaudy, Ozanam
4. A., 22:OG: H. Moore. ozanam A a.
Williams, unattached. % ;0l. and {. Keller.
Bronx Church House. - :A2.
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COLLEGE FOOTBALL FLASHES.
Long brill for williams.

WlLL1AMSTOWN. Mass. Nov. IG-Tbe
Williams football squad had a long, stin
out before the Amherst game on Saturday
Coach Brooks started the afternoon hv sci.
ting three teams to work on the field rum
ming on signals, The snow and cold pre-
vented any other kind Of drill. The varsity
showed up unusually well After the teams
hour the quad was sent to the baseball
cage. where the varsity and one scrub team
had short secret signal dtill
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ANUERST. Mass, Nov. l6.--A stehdy
.,r res,n ot former a. men has been pitng
into the Amherst football camp ns'
,,nnaap,.,man Waiter McDay and Mike Fad
a., ,amnus Amherst gridiron warrlors'
w.re among those who have become az
tected with the rebound -pirlt. IN. pns.
,hia ureun forNthe Williams game remains
a mystery as nothing can he learned ttotn
r. caches With every man IN the PINK
~ condition a stin opposition 10 heIu !"
store for Williams
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BASKETBALL AT RUTGERS.
New Brunawick Five TO Open Sea-
son on Janusry II.

NEW BRUNswIcK, n. J.. Nov. ls.-
Princeton. Pittsburg. Penn and Lafay-
ctte are all on the Rutgers basketball
schedule for the coming year. which was
announced to-day. The schedule fol-
lows:
January ~, Albright at New Brunswick:
20, G. c, y. Y. at New York: ~. Seton Hall
at Newark.
February 3. Muhienburg at New Bruns-
wick; Z University Of Pittsburg at New
Brunswick: ~ University Of Pennsylvania
at Philadelphia: II. Manhattan at New
Brunswick; 90. Princeton at New Bruns-
wick; -. Lafayette at New Brunswlck
March =. Rochester at New Brunswick
Coach Frank Hill has been reengaged
for the present year. He started worl,
to-day with squad OF twenty-five men
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Mckay of COLGATE Injured.

HAMILTON. y. Y. Nov 1G-Anothsr
big snowfall this morning. practically made
practice Impossible for the Colgate foot
ball team again to-day. hut with the aid
of the entire freshman class tho field was
partially cleared and n short signal prac-
ire with some puhting was carried ont
m the neld yesterday when he slipped on
the ley walks AMI II IL very doubtful II he
viii he able so get around In time for the
big game. with syracuse Every one else
on the squad j.. In hrst class condition and
all will he ready to be called upon satur-
day. The last practice will be held to-
morrow afternoon, II will consist merely
of . short signal drill and some punting. q
was the case to-day.
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c.c.r~i. Complete Preparations.

LEXINGTON, Va, Nov ls,The run
ming OF signals today marTn tne a
ppration Tor the game with Washington
and Jefferson. The Generals VIII leave
Tor Richmond tomorrow morning
meet the Presidents on SATURDAY Hes"
Coach Elcock this week has been teach.
inn his eleven to break up the forward
masses Washington and Jefferson ~ ex-
p'ac,eJ "a use Capt. Young, whose punt.
,ny has been a feature OF the Generals
,is vinc this season. IN In fine form
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BILLINGS WINS EASILY
Westcrn Weltrrweiuht Nhi",
Paddy Murphy In Clcrm"nt RimL

Eddie tkid Billings. tho Wc~'.
welterwelght. had an easy time So
Paddy Murphy OF Red Hook IN the Hia
go NJ the Clermont Rink IN Erooklyn N,'
night. Billings gave his man Il h,i
beating In each OF the ten rounds RI
inEs weighed l45 pounds and Murph,
l56.
In tho semi-fnal bout OF ten rounds
Mel coogar whipped Young Rector ~
Jersey city. Rector was foored three
times
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NInDIEHI'RY, Vt, Nov l6.--The stu'
az, hodv AT Middlebury turned out IN
iarxs nrn. numbers and shoveled ten inches OF OF
snow from the gridiron to day the team
H,,.S nm considerably by the cold snap.
cowh CoN"h Holmes has his men hghting hard
IN win the Championship OF the state ness
saturday. DEUEL.. righ, tackle was ouo 1'
~. ,crImmage due to Il wrenched snoui-
der dsr Bower. the speedy back. and HARD,
r,yh, guard, were on the neld. but nave
not donned suits since the New hahPSh"e
game.
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YALE is EQUAL TO
! Big TEST, SAYS WAY
ssTAd'' Jones Has Imbued Foot
ball Players with Great
q Spirit Of Confidence.
ELS A SCRAPPY BUNCH
NJ NELSON ". t"PI"J WAY.
spa~ous Yale Football Playero

49,
New HAVEN. Conn. Nov le;IIhe
Yale football team which races frnnoe
ton on Saturday will be as screppy
hot as ever stepped on grid'ron An.
will 20 after that game hsm'ner ,s r
tongA Yale realizes the hand'cap 80
Zones has been under because , y, .cho,a st,c
6if,cuities. Tad has shown the men
eeearly what 10 oeio,e . ax,sn, that
mspireu one" ,,,,ai IN the occa-
tney are oe'e'e' e'"
~. ..,. haa n taste OF victory
The ooys nave n"u a.,ns teams that
nere !his year uy a., msov,ors wear.
hAvc humoieu .me" ,,,,' ana are going
~ sL "oy 80, r,o-o SATURDAY. The same
e1 some ny. =. ha,ny ,n.,i,,ed into the
- 49,, ,n,o them last year
M IT,, Sheviip who had more
VIZ ~ 80 's.n anv man I have ever
,rhs ,annous vale end made
.~,, v,.n,ai nronosition. as he
sSo-sA nv some Of his expressions.
s.Too,hsu 4. simply a ties, OF who can
sArov the best AT for sixty minutes.
Hon crazy can you get and still be
.~r. ala shev,in Ia st fall. why. when
4 49, N n,ay I would get no tired that
= 6i6 not seem as IL l could stand
,sn Tho quarterback would signal for
= curt ana I would be down the held
~
fnster than I ever went In my life. 1t
q 4 rame Of YOU do or you don't; you
~ ar YOU don, II you think you can
vou can. IL YOU think you can't. the
1ootbaii field is bad place for you y
1Goho6v ever preached a trite and truer
nnoebail sermon.
jones Always . "
- d. , MAN with a lot of force
49, SSs'SS ." a,
~ .c,, =, wav They are responding In
~ ,ish, manner Tad does not know
SS.s \. =. % lose n championship game
- -. 10. o,wrvs been a winner he has
~. -,rn.r's snir,, and he can impart II
- oshsr
lone, Ia aware that many Throughout,
the land will consider it a miracle II he
Ss.s ss.t :. .~sct,v what he intends tc
DO. In spite Of all the dimcui'ies wmc.
- has had to undergo ne mas n' ,oe'
heart for one mipnte. and mis- men reah.s
TIE implicit fafth that ne mas IN theH'
and they are the kind tha' VIII Pro''
that Il Ia Justly placed.
The Ell team had very light work tn''
Vesk, the greatest part OF the time be,nf
K 1evoted to dummy scrimmage against
team using the plays and formations
which Yale expects to run up against a
Srinceton.
The men are an alert bunch and the!
( have shown great ability N catching OF
20 the new formations and the remed!
handed out for every one When the!
meet Princeton the Ellis will possess
rood offence. comprehensive defenc
ana brand Of fight and pep" that VIII d
The heart OF every Yale man good to see
Princeton, on the other hand. Is deter
ha liz
even for the game which was so narrowl
Vrenched from Its grasp last Saturda
~ Harvard. The Tigers have been hold
Ing long sessions this week to perfec
their offence and strengthen their de
fence to meet the Eli team, which Away
seems to put on a little extra steam j
this game.
Streuxth Mainly Defensive.
,-.. ,,o,.r. h.vs h..
Hne o'u - ,ho,r ,.ar, IN
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Perry Navy's Hesvi-st Man.

ANNAPOLIS Md. Nov. IG.-Whi,e .be
Naval Academy has n lighter line than
usual the official figures OF the weights
show that In Perry who has Just been
"A two hundred pound man behind the line
novelty At Annapolis. Two hundred
pound -" nave been rare on the Navy
Perry, who was placed In the back ned
largely for his kicking, In the heaviest man
on the squad while Gilman. left guard, IA
the next. Gilman weighs 105 pounds hay.
ing Increased In weight greatly since last
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Union Awaits Hamilton.

SCHENECTADY. y. V. Nov. IG-The
Union college Eriiiron was cleared from
snow this morning. so that the local grid.
ders could get n hnal workout for the
Hamilton game on saturday. Coach Daw-
son ordered thirty minute scrimmage
be used against Hamilton were worked out
The team realizes that Hamilton Will prove
n stubborn contestant and no signs Of over
confidence are manifest, A grim spirit Of
determination. however, prevails even to
tho last substitute,
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PLAY BILLIARDS TONIGHT.
National Novice straight Rail Tour
n~y 10 lie Resumed.

Play in the national novice straight
rail billiard tournament will he resumed
tonight. Nelson B Mayo. winner Of
the preliminary tournament at boyle's
room. will get into action against DR.
Frederick NJ. Bauer at Doyle's. Charles
Ehson of Flynns will meet Irving
Schwartz at Thum's.
The match at Days will bring to-
gether Ellis Solomon Of Thum's and
Joseph II. Johann. Jr., Of Lawl,r Bros.
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ST. ANNE'S FIVE VICTOR.

The ST Annes Academy basketball
team opened Its season on the home
court last night. defeating the alumni
team by score of "a to =. The o'con-
nell brothers did the bulk OF the scoring
for the winners while Smith also played
we'll For the alumni team Mahcr and
Levin were the luminaries,
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Dear Tom-Cn VIII YOU kindly tell me
in what wear Ruhs Narquard won nine
teen straight games for New York; 90
How long was N. a member of the Giants
WILLIAM SOMERNiLLE, JR
CD 1912 ,2) From fall OF leOS to
August 81. 1915.
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Mathews wins At 1872.

Charles Mathews won his match at
1872 billiards in the room tournament
being held at the Brooklyn Billiard
Academy. defeating. last night William
Martin by 2oo to l33. The winner
averaged 3l4-62.
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otis Lead. at Three Cushion.

August kieckhefer OF Rockford, ILL.,.
defeated Charles Otis Of New York so
to ~ In an Interstate League three
cushion billiard match played AT Thum's
last night. Kieckhefer had n high run
OF 4 and Otis one Of 6. Safety play car.
ried the game TO eighty-eigh innings.
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MORRIS BEATS LEvNSKY
Carl Gains Referees Decision IN
Kansas city Bout.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Nov. ls-ka
Morris OF Sapulpa. OKLA, won ov"r IA
Ting Levinsky Of New York AZ tho ?
OF their fifteen round match here ''-
night, The men are heavyNclgh',
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ROWING AT HARVARD.

CAMRRIDGE, Mass, NOV. lb.--James G.
White I'd Of Boston and Newton H.
Darling OF Worcester. both juniors, won
the annual double sculling race OF Har-
ward University oarsmen on the Charles
River basin to-day. No time was taken.
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Dear Tom-A says the Braves Park seats
more than the Polo Grounds and says
thS Polo Grounds seats more than the
Braves Park. Who is right?
sIEEpER
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AL SHUBERT VICTOR.

LAwRrNCE, Mass, Nov, lG--Al Shu-
bert of New Bedford outpontcd Frankie
Brown of New York in n twelve round
match here tonight. The bout was
marked by frequent clinchinE. Shubert
had the better Of the inhshting and led
all the way.
The sun., 1916-11-17

Dear Tom-Did Jack Dillon ever knock
out Charley weinertH kAboLLkA'
Yes. in two rounds in Philadelphia,
November 2. 1914.
The sun., 1916-11-17

Dear Tom-Kindly let me know how I
can address a letter so II will reach Mr..
Farrell. president Of the Minor League As
ISOLATION. L. h'
Mr. j. II. Farrell. Secretary. National
Association, Auburn. y. Y.
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QUERIES
ANSWERS 81
Tom Mac Nulty

Dear Tom-Did Johnny King ever play
or manage the Cincinnati Nationals ana
when? Bob'
King played with Cincinnati in 1913,
but he did not manage the club. He
managed the Boston Braves in 1917.
The sun., 1916-11-17

Dear Tom-Dd either Of the BROOKLYN
pitchers make hit or run In the FIRST
game OF the 1915 world series7
JOHN j. TOBIN.
The sun., 1916-11-17

Boxing to-night--BoNing, hai ."'u 80
ing Club. i35th st. and Madison ~"
Flynn va. John Lester Johusol jilr'
fey vs.. Wee Wee Barton. Admission d..
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A is right. Braves Field has larger
seating capacity than Polo Grounds.
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Not q Quarterback Year.

Not In many years has there been
Of great Quarterbacks such as
obtain. this season. Last year We had
a wondrous galaxy of generals. among
whom were Chuck Barrett OF Cornell.
Watson Of Harvard. Chalky Williamson
OF Pittsburg and Frank CLICK OF
Princeton. There were many others al
most In the class Of those named
The list OF good quarters this year
Includes Fritz Shiverick Of Cornell.
Anderson Of Colgate. Meehan OF Syra-
cuse, Purdy OF Brown. kesner OF Car
neg!e Tech. Morrow OF Iittsburg and
perhaps Gerhardt OF the Army. smith OF
Yale and Cannell of Dartmouth The
last three named have still to establish
their real worth.
The stars of this year. taken as
class, do not rank with the big four OF
1915. Anderson OF Colgate looks To be
the best OF the lot. He belongs with
the good ones OF last season and he has
kept his place among the topnotchers'
He is a fne kicker. wonderful runner
and a good thrower OF the forward pass
Shiverck Is u halfback calling the
signals. for In the Cornell system all
the plays are started out OF kick forma-
,ion. Morrow holds similar position
Shlverick has been great disappoint'
ment. The responsibility Of running
the team has weakened his general ell
cheney. Particularly was this marked
In the Harvard game.
A player who has not been accorded
due credit is kesner. principally because
Carnegie Tech. has not yet taken III
place among the class Of Eastern
eievens. Those who saw kesner play a
New Haven and Ithaca were willing q
concede that the little Pittsburger /,
worthy OF a place with the Best In th'
country.
Smith OF Yale. Eddy and Ames o
Princeton and Murray and Robinson -
Harvard have yet to be rated. The evi
dence is not yet all In. but It is Yer.
doubtful II in the long run they viii
merit niche In the Hall of Grea
Quarterbacks
The sun., 1916-11-17

Dear Tom-Man on first base. Batter
hits and bail IL thrown TO second base
and man running from hrst base is de-
,lared uut. hut ignores the umplr"'s dc,
cislon and runs to third base. Tn" hall
Is thrown to third base. and tn" batter
reaches second base. Tn. batter l. ordered
back to first base as having no right Ia
run IL the umpir.'s decision correct IN
nrI,rIne 'hc batter back to FIRST base?
T. J SMITH BOSTON.
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Yes.

Dear Ton--Man on first base, batter up
hits base runner advancing from first to
second Is batter credited with hit7
NJ. W.
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Dear Tom-pid the Giants lead the
league this year. and was Il when they
ON the seventeen straight JOHN FON,
No.
The sun., 1916-11-17

Dear Tom--To settle an argument would
YOU be kind enough to answer In your
paper what two teams played In the
world series for the past three years.
CHARLES BRITIlCS.
1914. Braves VI. Athletics. 1918. Red
Sox W.. Phillies 1916, Rex Sox vs.. Su-
perbas.
The sun., 1916-11-17

Cornell students have subscribed
S4O6. so TO send the scrubs. cheer leaders
and university band to the game with
PENNSYLVANIA. Why II should be neces-
sary to take up n collection TO send the
scrubs to the game is not clear. Those
hard worked incumbents OF the most
thankless job in the world should he
given as much consideration by the foot
ball management as the leading star.
The sun., 1916-11-17
TIGERS HIT LOWEST
LEVEL ATHARYARD.
Cannot Play Worse Football
Than They Showed in De-
feat Last Week.
SHOULD SCORE OVER ELuE
NJ DANIEL.

Princeton cannot possibly play worse
football than It did against Harvard
last Saturday. 1t can and may play I'M
mensely better football tomorrow. Right
now Yale does not appear to approach
the strength Of the Crimson eleven.
Taking all these beliefs into considera-
tion we are forced to regard the Tigers
probable winners over the Bulldog IN
their game at Princeton tomorrow.
In weighing the various factors that
enter into a forecast OF the Yale-Prince-
ton affair we are not overmuch inclined
to delve deeply into the recent deiea'
Of the Ellis by Brown. Yale faces Prince
ton with the same material that met the
Providence team and the defeat IL
bound to make the Ellis stronger ratnei
than less formidable for their test al
Old Nassau, Their experiences with the
Brown line and Pollard will make the
Yale players more alert and. IL possible
will strengthen the line In factors ir
which II proved deficient.
Within the last few days an old charge
has been held up against Yale. IL "
declared that II lacks football instinct
IL such be the case no amount OF coach
ing. especially at this late stage. vii
remedy the fault. Football sense Is moi
a thing to instil in a week. nor yet In
month.
See what way Did'
However. even here Yale has a ray q
hope. Sometimes the lack or football
instinct by ten men may be more thar
discounted by alertness by one. For ex
ample. we have Pr ways victory owe
Princeton last year.
For the sake OF those who 60 to Sc
,ha ,a,,, for tho 40 OOo who will sit Il
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The Voice of the Tooth

81 AM the human tooth----th
most valuable and necessary human
possession. From the time I first push
my way through the tender gums of
the teethng infant until the dying embers of the fire
of life tell me that am no longer needed my worth
is nestimabe.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-15

you will take me to a man who
knows me---who studies my needs and
understands me, can be made right
again and the cost will be small. At no stage of my
going am hopeless, but the longer my owner waits
the more pain and discomfort he has to endure and
the operations necessary to save me in the final
stages are sure to increase the cost.