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POLY PREP SURPRISES
Ha1ts BROOKLYN Props Drive. Win.
nina, u TO o.,

BROOKLYN Frcp's chances for s.N. .-s
football hono's Of Brooklyn we
shattered at Washington Ia.a ,r.
day, when the Crown tici@n,s 'u'. "
before the strong l"y Prep ',a..
II remained for i'i'e F,lnk S.
10 score the wiuuiug tor.hluwI .1.
second quarter The |touchduv. '-
the first score against BTu,hI.r |.
ms season,
In the second session = g
gained the ha'. IN m.dnold '...W..
exchange OF k.cks EuuaI.
substituting for Harry CRr.,..
passed the ban 10 MorI.u,cr I,..
who fCmbled, Blonde. :llr r
for Poly, recovered the lte.r,-
five yards for n hrst dow. w.
plays followed. win little saaN1
On the third down Redmond l.n
neld goal. but Pat NNlGon .o,a
blocked the kick, When e s0rAarst re-
Poly would lose tie bail 'nc 1919, -
White warriors went through -lr-. lsrs.
for gains four consecutive t.s,.' -
'na! plunge by Maloncy uc.'tl { rz-'
and q touchdown. Redno'l K'ts.i '.'
from the corner. but the ban Vas .r''.
cepted by Al ElzG, The ','up
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TEAM WINS.
Tables IL P0tnts. while Ers %
L. Held S~coreI~ss.

\ surprise was IN order at Ebbets
.ld Yesterday. when Manual Training
defeated Erasmus Han In the second
section ot "A srliirou double header 10
to o. Last year the teams played =
scurelcss tie Manuals line plunsing
proved successful time n again. the
Erasmus warriors being unable to hold
the swarthy seventh avenue lads. Many
OF Manuals gains we're made through
tackle and guard. although end runs also
were successful. Erasmus lost much
ground on faulty forward passing and
too many double shifts.
Manual started scoring In the hrst
quarter when the ball rolled free on a
mistaken signal, Carpenter recovered
II Clark followed with a touchdown.
In the fourth period a Onward pass.
.Iohin to Courtney. melted fifteen yards.
Then. with two mute to play. Court
n-y Carried the hall over on the fourth
attemut through right guard. Courtney
Kicked the goal. The lineup:
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Cheers for weinheimer.

This run was tn most spectacular play
OF the game. and the 5000 spectators,
practically all OF whom were followers
VI the Violet eleven. yelled themselves
hoarse as he dashed over the green
sward. Carol, mad the other touch
down on a forward pass from Mckenzie
on the four-yard line.
There was little TO choose between
the teams In the first period. II was
replete with kicking AMI ofside PLAYS.
and kept Referee Thorpe busy handing
out penalties. just before the whistle
blew the Pernsylvanians threw n scare
into the Heights tribe. Waddell, VINO
had been substituted for Mansan AZ
quarterback made n beautiful Kick
from the forty yard line. II landed one
ward short Of the goal lire. on TVS
mark Elias. the Violet centre. made a
had pass. but Tod Cam save the situa-
ton by recovering the hall and p|uu''ne
ii sorty-ave wards. with the hall f.
midheld y. V L. braced and held its
opponents safe until the period ended.
The whistle blew with the ball IN Buck
rell's possession on the twenty-four yard
line.
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COMMERCE ROUTED
BY MORRIS ELEVEN
Manhattan Team Falls Before
Superior Attack Of Bronx.
men, 90 to O.
LONG RUNS A FEtTrRr

SchOIastic Football kesuits.
At Polo Grounds-Morris. 90. conr.r...
AZ, Washington Park-Poly Pr.u.
AT Ebbcts '~Field-Boy, High. I, Con
At Ebbets Field-ManusL 10, rr,.nu.
At Newark--BartinRcr. IS. Eas, Sit.
AT Bioomneld-St. Bcnedict's Freq 2.
Bloomfield, ~ '
At jersey ~City-Ccntrai Hlgh fn4,o.7s
ents. Is Lincoln. o. ~
At Observation-Disclosures Highlands y
10: Battln. o.
Before about 5000 enthusiastic s,h,o,.
boy rootep the football team O, Nor,,.
High school defeated the High t,u,ol a,
Commerce representatives at th. r,.o
Grounds yesterday. The losing ta,r
failed to score n point. while tho pro,-
men rolled w twenty tallies. II make.
the second Morris victory over Comms-c.
IN fourteen years. the Sixtv-sav.n,r
street schools sequence OF victories h.
ing broken last season. when Conr.,..
lost by n Z to o count.
The playing Of the Commerce La,
failed to come up to expectations. n.
Commerce ends were lamcntah'y v.,.
and tho work OF the backdcld PIE, us,
ragged n uncertain. Several tina.
Commences hackfelh men fmublei ar
on n occasion tho m'eray move
costly. for Morris followed with & toucr
down. This was In the third ,er',4
when Cooper permitted the hall n e'li.
his grasp. the leather being retri,yed -,
embeck OF Commerce. who carried f.
over for a touchdown.
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COURAGE SHOWS SPEED.
Skaters 4. =. A. L.. COurse Record
In Annual Road Run.

In completing the three and three
mile Prospe { Park course in 10
minutes and 20 seconds yesterday Gar
land 8. Courage OF Central Congrcga-
tional established a new Sunday Schools
Athle;ic League record. Courage started
from scratch and finished second in tho
individual scoring + Weherpals OF 81.
Matthew Evangelical Lutheran was
first to cross the line. completing the
course in 81 OF. Weborpals was allotted
a handicap Of :b, Only nifty Yards sep
ara'ed Courage from the winner.
only one club mustered enough men 70
compete for team onors This club, the
50. Matthews. repeated last years vic
tory in winning the team prize. The
finish:
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RucIn-II Misses Chance to score.

In the second period RucEu"l missed
f, aeld goal by III. narrowest Of margins,
Vh.r nl,y started tn. peursNlN1r!ars
pushed the bal over In front ot the
goal posts and them CAV. Wa'desl a
chance to try for a heId goal H."
booted the tan high y far. but Il
Wen; a Few inches to the right OF me
post. This was the closest th1t che
visitors came 10 scoring. Following
this Cam mad two runs ~ thirty
Yards each. The period was rcrlete with
omen play. hut not ore OF at lsas; n
dozen attempts at forward passes was
successful.
I, was IN the third session that all
the scoring vas done. Peale kicked OF
Weinhaimer cHurht the hal ard ran IL
back to m'dheld. Then followed a series
~ p~lunycs that brought the Violet men
and the ball to BucknsliS " yard line.
There the visitors stood Ike a stove
wall !or three downs and prevented the
y. Y. L. team from gaining an inch
Bnt the next y v l. PLAY Was a for
ward pass. Mckenzie threw f. 10
rar~o,l. who went over for the n ~ >cor.
OF the game. No goa was ATTEMPTED
Weinhe!rner kicked on HOFFMAN rot
the ball and ran II hack 70 ne 'o'tv-fve
yard line. on this mark Ruckne,l At
tempted the Onward pass that Vein
he'mer got and carried across the line
after his sensational run Of ffty-nve
Yards. We.nheimer kicked the goal and
the pr-iod ended with the score IL to o.
Bucknell used the forward pass re-
pea,ed!y In the final period but TO ne
avail. At no time during the period did
the visitor. threaten TO score. 4 long
run by Brin of n. Y. L. after In
tercepting n pass was the only feature
OF the session. He carried the hail 20
the fifteen yard line. but there the
visitors br,ced and prevented any more
Scoring The lineup:
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Morris Attack Perfect,

Each member Of the Morris team "A,
ried out his plan Of attack To porfectlar
As n result Of The maChine'ike WORK ",
Morris Commerce was unable - -rr,.
trate the Bronx line and practically T. p
unable to Tut through eui runs. ..gI,
at which Coach Siskind's team has ~,.
with much success THE season. on o,..
one occasion was Commerce tb,o .t ,.a,,
ten yards for n first down Toe
CURED In the early part q ne tr-' -
riod inter Morris started the p -r
Tho Commerce gain VA h',~ g., 20 ?.
series Of end dasNos. hut 49, ,uu.t v
snort lived, for Alorri. ur...i t'S VI,
fused to allow further ~advsr.,wD.
TIE Commerce lads .-Nsr.1
passed W. golden ur.tu'tUr .'.. .
Tiarterhact often u~ri ','"G iur.'
the plays he cHusr Morris ...,
tan" In gstiu. start. G.i,f,. ... .-
period was W minute. uu o., H.
machine started it's IN. N."k N....
t''k"r ir"rasia had '', n.' BIB
- Nhri Inc and C'"r .' H ..
yards before he We u",r,d
- pluurrs h'"'' ~ ~, itI. ..'..
line. from whc', 10 w'~ ,tr'I'.
~f'orartv, WIZ aI- Is ',r, 80. .r.
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I~tup At WHHsms.

wlIIIAMsTOwN. MASS, Nov. T.
sity ON easy to-day. the team engaging
IN. htte more than a warming up this
afternoon. Practice started with q short
session NJ the usual kind Of drIll The
lin.men worked against the bucking strap
and charging machine. white the backn,id
ran down under punts. The ends we're
given a long practice at receiving forwarl
passes. The varsity has not been doing
as well as was expected at the beginning
Coach Rrooks Is working hard to deyelop
the overhead game for the two REMAINING
Amherst.
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STATE COLLEGE. Pa, Nov. Penn
state began It's drive toward the three hig
games on Its schedule In earnest TO-DAY.
The players were put through a spirited
signal practice and q long drill In funda
mentals. For the nrst time In q fortnight
Coach Dick Harlow had all the regulars In
their places. TIT mended cripples. Eye and
HiGGins. took their posts At the ends. and
Cart; Clark Jumped into his place In ths
The sun., 1916-11-08

Dsa- Tom-Doss johnny Kid Aiberts get
credi: for a knockout In his bout Of Sept.
. with Frankie hotter at tho broadway
sporting cub IN which Referee iIaukop
stopped the contest on account ~ NOtt,r
breaking - hand CONSTANT READER.
Yes.
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EASY FOR R HIGH.
nronH Soccer Team swamps Yo..
kers High, z to o..

Norris High soccers had a walkover
In their game with the team OF Yonkers
High School at Macomb's Dam Park.
where the Bronx lads won out by 7
goals tn 0 yesterday afternoon. At half
time the winners led by 8 to 0.
Schoen was the star OF the game and
shot three goals for Morris High. Cant.
iacholke contributing two and Cross
man and Dockerill one each.
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HOWISON LEADS GALLAGHER.
wins second block Of Billiard
Match by 800 to 1877.

In the second block Of their 1900 point
match at 1872 balkline billiards at Maui
rice Days room last night leonard
defeated Tom Gallagher. 400 to
1877. Howison now has coo points and
the veteran 264.
Howison was not as clever as on the
previous night. His best run was 81,
with which he opened the match. Ho
averaged IL 1924. Gallagher ran 2b
and averaged s 1874. The score by In
nings:
Leonard Howison-5t. o. g.. 3. 23. 90. 6.
IL. !. o. o. /. -. S. Is. o, 2. o. 2, 8. o. ~.
~. o, u. Total. 400. High run. ~. Az
erage. IL 12-2i.
Tom Gallavher-3. 2. 1. Z. s, 6, l. I. Q.
o, 2. ls. 3. J., ?, rs. II. II. 10. 0. /. 10 So.
Total. l2-. High run, 25, Average, b l7-2A
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AMHERST, Mass, Wow. T,-EncouraEed
by a Il to 0 victory over Trinity last sat
urday. the Amherst eleven In entering the
final stage Of the season In preparation for
the all Important Williams game, Even
the prospects Of a victory over Union next
SATURDAY, are now reckoned as Of little i'm
portance In co lparison to the work In get
ting ready for thu last contest Of the season
against the colleges traditional rival from
the Berkshires.
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ITHACA. ". Y. Nov. with the time
Of the Michigan game drawing closer the
Cornell varsity 10 beginning TO show the
hest form OF the season, \ hard scrim-
mage against the scrubs In the stadium
this afternoon when the nrst team clearly
outplayed and outclassed the scrubs gave
great encouragement to tho coaches ana
team as well.
4 large squad Of graduate coaches com
posed OF former star Cornell gridder are
in tuning up the team for the anal games
Of the season. Many OF them will be here
before the Michigan game,
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WITH THE PIGSKIN CHASERS.


WEST POI T, y. Y. Nov. Tho Army
men resumed griairon work TODAY. A short
talk on the mistakes OF the Sotre Dame
game was followed nv a brief session Of
real driil, all varsity men taking part.
The kicking game showed Improvement,
'. al, oliphant and Timbcrlake each doing
some splendid puntirg and goal kicking
At guard on the varsity Holmes was used
In M.achams place for nearly the whole OF
the workout. At quarter Gerhnrdt. who Is
showing signs. 81 much bruislng. gave way
early In the drilI to Killburn. and Murrill
also was sent In TO pilot the varsity for "a
short period.
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Penn Bsckneld Torethev

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 7-The Res
and Blue football eleven lined up against
the, scrub In scrimmaEe this afternoon
with the same backheld that shattered the
Lafayette defence last Saturday: Jimmy
Bryant was at quarter, Williams and Derr.
hn lfback, and Hohey Light at fullhe rk'
This combination worked smoothly Th.y
shot plays at the scrub line and always
gained. After a drill with the scrub the
second varsity. with fresh" players In
their lineup. opposed the regulars.
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Women Hockey Players Challenge.

The announcement that women are "a
play. hockey at st. Nicholas Ice Rink. Si
West sixty sixth street. this winter IL at,
!~r"'ting Wide attention, Inquiries are be,
Young women who want 10 play. The new,
has reached Canada and the nrst chaliengs
from that country came yesterday from
the Ladies' Hockey Club Of Maisonneua.
near Montreal. The formation OF . a.
Nicholas women's hockey club will bsIir
In about two weeks,
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secret Pra~tic. for Midd,.,.

ANNAPOLIS. Md. Nov, Secret prsc.
'ice h.gan at the Naval Academy this
tn regulars for a lengthy scrimmaEe' The
regulars were drilled hard In the defence.
Tho return OF Perry to his old place at
guard gave the team "A more satisfactory
punter than either Roberts or Won Held
berg, Perry hurt his hand In the nrst
match me Of the senson and has been
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HANOVER. n. H.. Nov. 7.-Ry. steady
line plunginG the varsity white washed the
second team, 81 to 0, In the last long work.
out OF the week to-day, Edwards ami
Gerrish registered two Of the touchdowns
by line bucks. and a forward pass, C,7nnril
TO Austin. Melted the third score. q irish
Kicked the goals. Edwards and Hoole ne
placed Thielscher and Duhamrl respec-
lively. both are resting for the Penhss
clash.
Dus.ossoit and Emery also were kept IN
the sideIines Camel Ia entirely recovered
from his injuries and piloted the nrst
string mon to-day with good judgment,
and lots OF drive.
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LINCOLN HIGH DEFEATED.
Loses 10 Central High school In
dependen e.

The Central High school Independents
defeated the Lincoln High School eleven
at Jersey city yesterday by a score Of
~ TO o, Football dId not receive the
sanction OF the faculty at the Central
High School this gen Abn in Newark, but
the boys have a representative team and
yesterdays victory was their first.
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CREscENTS IN FRONT, q TO !,

E~ncountering their old time rival on
their own grounds AT Livingston. Staten
Island, the soccer players OF the
Staten Island Cricket and Tennis Club
suffered defeat by 2 goals TO l at the
hands Of the Crescent A. c, eleven ycs-
aerday. Maclennon. Jackson and Menzies
scored the goals. > a..
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FOrdhQm Is Worn DOWn
by Georgetown Eleven
After Holding Rivals Scoreless in First Half Local
Collegians Are Forced to Give Way and
Are Beaten by 13 to 0.
ny DANIEL.

well going out. Two more plunges
brought Georgetown to the $ yard mark.
whence McQuadc went over.
In the fourth period Georgetown re-
ceivcd Dempsey's punt on its W 40
yard line. Gilroy made several fine
gains. including one for ten yards. and
McCuade contributed a dash OF eleven
yards. On the one yard mark wall
fumbled. but Maloney recovered for
Georgetown on the 8 yard line. Nc
Quade reached the . yard mark and
then Gilroy threw n pass to Whelan for
the touchdown.
Georgetown's best work was nulliHed
by penalties early in the fourth period.
To close ;hc third quarter Fordham rad
lost the bail on downs when only six
zen yards from a score. In the fol-
lowing period Georgetown organized n
formidable advance, when. with Ma
loney's interference. Gilroy ran twenty
FIVE yards around left enI Later Nc
Quade reelcd of a twenty yard run and
on a triple pass Gilroy ran fourteen
yards.
Hattie WAKES Hotter.
on F%ordham's % yard line George
town lost fifteen yards for holding. Ma
loney tried a drop kick. but II was par
TALLY blocked and the tensity was
IdAiA AudNtu Ny a iNNit HSNiOuiaS-Aht h's
of the zane. Cusack was disqualified
for smuggling Swcetland and Georgetown
lost thirty yards-half the distance to
It's goal line. Maloney was forced to
punt and on the return OF the kick
Georgetown started for It's second score.
Fo'diam threw away it's chance In
the first period, when II seemed to have
the jump on the Southeiners, On reach
Ing the IL yard mark Mcnamara tried
, forward pass. which was intercepted
by Wall. Gilroy fumbled and Cantwell
recovered. AVID 'pou Fordham was on
the enemy's 90 yard line. where a drop
kick 10y O'Conne'l failed.
Georgetown did not resort to the open
game az much as had been expected, II
mixed IN end runs with line plungcs
In which the Old Carlisle crisscross
played an important role. Both teams
showed themselves tn be well drilled.
Gcorgrtown's Interference was about as
good as anything seen anywher. this
season. ana the backs moved with ma
chiue'ike'precision. II was II good. hard
exhibition OF the best kind II football.
Gcorgctuwn tried six forward passes
aud completed only one. for IA touch
down. fo"dham completed on. II Of
two fcr Tin yards. GEORGETOWN lost
Lightly vt'ds In penalties and Fordham
ten. Mcnamara. Sweet!aul. Erwig.
Treanor and Can,well played a fine game
FOR the Maroon. The lineup ard sum
NARY.
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According to the national definition OF
this play. az given by Secretary Heydler.
runner would be sent home OF a balk,
and batter sent to first base for catcher's
Interference.
The sun., 1916-11-08

Dear Tom-To decide a bet. Will you
kindly state when the American League
first started and what ground did they
first play ON In New York.
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MANUALS DISTANCERS BEST.


Manual Trainings d~istancers proved
superior to the hill and dalers Of Boys
High School over the Prospect Park
course yesterday morning. the Seventh
avenue team winning the dual meet. Is
to 46. The Blue and Gold team placed
men In the irst five positions. thereby
compiling Il perfect score.
The first to cross tho line was VAIN
wright Swain. The order OF finish:
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Dear Tom-None out. man on third.
on third steals home as pitcher IL
{, delivering the ball. Catcher Receives ball
In front ~ batter and tags runner out. liz
tho runner OUT and tn. batter entitled to
trst on blocked ball. or Is runner stealing
home safe and batter entitled to base!
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Haaghton Biggeat Asset.

The biggest asset which Harvard has
is the services Of Percy u. Haug Ion.
who has the ability 20 teach men 20
play football. thoi ougnly and cl,verly.
He has q personality which carries a
great deal Of weight amolg his men. INC
he has the faculty of making them feel
the confidence which he places in them.
Haughton furthermore understands
human nature and works each nd yiduul
80 AS to bring out the best that ~ IN
him. The system which exists at liar-
ward to-day dd not Cotne all at once,
but was cheated Orgy by the constant
and untiring work OF ilaLghton.
The team nus hrCa referred IN as
green IN many instances. because there
ar. several upon IT who played f.esh-
man football last year. but II must be
remembered that Harvard lJoNs after
her freshman teams very carefully.
Now le; Is look ~ wnat We may expect
from the team this year.
In casey. the old i.Ne;er star. lia-
vari mas one OF the best hruneu fled
runners In the game. md with MN haeF
That - not al. for Harvard has pays
through the line from the same forra-
don which a!c very d-,-ivtng. Har-
ward touchdown aGainst the Tigers las,
year was II pay through the .Ire 10y
King. with thS salty M'nan rs
the ends.
Harvard has "A good pair OF ends. AND
hence IT - going to be very dii'irIlt for
the New Jersey men to gain mu'n
Z ound by rirciiug them. Therefore the
offensive power OF Princeton Is limited
70 plays through the line, forward passes
ana punting.
The sun., 1916-11-08

American League started In 1900,
though they did not come into New
York until 1903. They started here at
the Old Hilltop grounds American
League PARK at i65th street and
Broadway.
The sun., 1916-11-08

Dear Tom-wss FrdlBr Palmer ever
bantam weight champion Of the wo-Ii7
RtD
No, Palmer was defeated by Mcoiov-
ern for worlds title.
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Harvard should ave a lot Il trouble
in Keeping Princeton from Rt|uInS "a
good deal OF ground through the | 70. and
OF tdck,e, but whether princeton Vii
possess the necessary drive t. gain
ground when II Is near iIarNaIds goa
line il the mystery. To date Princeton
lacked the punch against strong op.
ponents.
As to the kicking game. Harvard 4,
weaker Princeton has "A marvellous
punier in Briggs. who kicks long, hl-h
spirals, which are easy to cover and
hard to 10 handle. Harvard should have
trouble IN running these kicks back W.
less the Princeton onls !all doWu badly.
Princeton has IN Sp, cdy Rush a very
clever coach, who has turned out iHe
teams during his stay AZ the New jersey
institution. His regime. however, has
been OF such short duration tnat he has
lacked the time In which to develop h.s
system. History viii show that Hush.
ton had To build a while before he Oh.
tanned results.
The Princeton team has a ane line
from tackle To tackle md AN accurate
drop kicker IN bbptt. The team
is fun OF fight and viii take advantage
OF every break II any points are
gained thereby It will guard them care
fully by playing a conservative game.
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BATTN HIGH BLANKED.
Goes Down 10 Defeat before At
lantic Highlands. Is TO o..

ELizABETH. Nov. 7-Atlantic High
lands, y j., High Schools football team
continued on its victorious march. de-
feating Battln Highs eleven here to-
day. Is TO 0, Kruse and Poughkipse
Tailed touchdowns for Atlantic High
lands and Burnett klcked a goal. The
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CURTIS c c WIN.
victory Owe Evandrr ChiIds, I 20 o,
PrOtested by Capt. FaIk.

In the only high school championship
soccer match played yesterday Curtis
High defeated Evander Childs by the
score Of | goal To o at Curtis Field
Yesterday afternoon. Capt. Falk OF
Evanicr Childs protested the game on
tho ground hat Myerson. who scored.
used his arm In stopping the ball. The
lineup.
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I,u,hl"w pS-Sp"rs 90. Quail. Goal from
touchdown Dan els substitutes Mooney for
Ir gan, S.Itg for McGrath, Dnnagh, FOR A~ad.
M-I>t.r for D~unaghy. Ibnnsghr for Tarlor,
Ogden Tor I"naghy. S'oilnach for Ogden.
TrnVcr. Tor Jr' nm. Crhnn Tor Trnsers Ref
..r.- NJ Crowley. Hnwioin tmp,re-Mr,
Itrrt. N~r-in~,on Head lin,sman Mr. Hen.
messy Brown TIME Of ausrters-Two OF 10
minutes. two of Is minutes.
The sun., 1916-11-08
BETHLEHEM s0CCERS LEAD.
National Soccer Champions Defeat
New York r. c., 3 e q.

Tho bethlehem Football Club. holder
OF the dual national soccer champion
ship, proved a big drawing card yester-
day afternoon at Harlem Oval. where the
eleven OF the New York Football Club.
now leading In the National Football
League, was defeated by the score Of
3 goals to 2, after a holly fought con-
test, the Issue Of which was not decided
until the last minute OF play, The
| ntup.
The sun., 1916-11-08
ST. BENEDICT'S PREP VICTOR
Scores over bloomfield ma. ~
Annual, Tilt, 81 20 IA.

BLOOMFIELD, n. j.. Nov ~ -.
Benedict prep" School eleven d"f'..'
the bloomfield HiRh School tCq-' '- o.
interesting football game horr -A'
rs to IA. Both teams dcpenIpj or 0'"
football for their scores. Tho '".
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Refrree-Thomas Thorpe. Columbia I'm
pire-Mr Farr,er. Head lln"sman
Mr.. Way. Swsrthmorc Touchdowns-car.
roll. weinhelmer Goal-we'rheimer sub
etitutes-For y Y. u; McCullo"k for Car.
roll. BurbAum for Honman. Brin for Elias.
Savage for House, weirheimer for Hammer
schlaG. Bernstein for weinhcim.r For Buck
nell: Kirth for white. Nrwcomb for Gilbert.
waddell for Msngan. Miller for Hendren,
G<hrhar for Miller.