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Big Test for Penney.

Pennsylvania, fresh from iis come
back against Penn State. meets in Pitts
burg a team that last week sprang the
sensation OF the season. the defeat OF
syracuse by 30 10 o. I; will be a lusty
battle. ard Plttsburg Is the more likely
to win. Pitt showed a remarkable line
against Syracuse n It's backheid. De
Hart. Maul.aren. Hastings and Morrow
make one of the best offensive combina-
tons In IA" ring.
Yale seeks revenge on Washington
and Jefferson and IL very likely to g.,
Il. Not In the last three years have the
Ellis been able to beat W. q, j. In
1873 they fought a scoreiess tie and in
the las, two years Yale had to how n
defeat. Sol Metzger has one Of the
lghtest elevers in the East. but +, has
shown a 10. OF speed. 1t IL esperially
adcp. in working the forward pass.
syracuse will NEE. Michigan in the
Einth game between the universities
Las year Syracuse won by II TO Z, and
II Il had risen from the slump 1t fell into
last week a similar rcsui. may he ex.
pected this afternoon.
Brown and Rutgers should put up an
interesting contest at Providence. The
Army should have no trouble with Villa
nova, while the Navy may experience
trouble with Georgia, which last week
defeated Virginia. Colgate's Interesting
team viii tackle mother forward pass
Ing aggregation in Springfield.
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LATONIA RESULTS.

f4r-t E7c"-S.N t"r.ouGS: y. {. son" ~
Ont; ,ap'. Mar Higon' W. r;eu,r,,.
s'.pr' M,?!ssfi,,..,.' '1iiG.' satT'.t. SOM W,''q RS Ys.T
southern League. Tour. Torr"rsdae. lan-s
o.dt.ey ana Pierce ", also RAJ.
Ser,al .R~aoo..Tlye ana. lhar .far.onrs.
sH.o. won, It'll Ford. 100 ,Conno,'y,'
so "a aud 500. s".ord; "Tnryanu.. ;DS
'Hoag', $40. ,h.rd. T!n,, '.os; rr~.
FIss ard Fr"'s. l:ur'l~h LADY. %lI"st"f
"m.'h and BessArtt also ran.
Th'rt nao" sly flr,orss: Mis- p"-'a'o
Turning queen, - ,>rHrrri. H@ AID
s. 10, second; Lukrmur. ,oS tloldor, 3,
;sio .nutd TIM l;!S+, Cftero, N.
SclrGal. circulate. Nirtto. Mlnlos. car
dome, Thistle dr""n and DGs.uess Ago,
a.-o ran
Fourth Eace-s'x tHr'orrs Ka,h,o,r,
~ Connolly, Sll.7o, s. aud sa.>J. wan
saso s'.snt 1 j. Murio,t loe Mn
hurst, Chalmers ana ~ Cgdihco also ran.
Ttith Hacr-Thrcr-ys1r-p'a, anI ip.
VAR, s"!..of; Nurse $500" on" n.'" ana =
,,Ti ia. p7as. .' 81. Show !" 20 L,ai.ey, M,'r.,sG,
u, 10" r. Hnnti pin % .2a go Show So.
,s.opa' Na,mGr 10y ..LoGien ,,Go, i 80.
ing k7.s Nrirg.e. pehra ami R.c:o.p &C.,,
sl>;4 Rae Two ye,r-1d,. .,.ra.
parse s>oo. - fNrlouE. Is.... loT .,r.
p"..yl %strn!ght s. p'ln" 81 sIpY s! ,"
MT, Highland I.tss.r, l02 DHI. klc,,. r...,
- n hey '. s"r 'e.,,o. nS4~on' -
"A - Matin, Regr"sn, T E4,s,, *. K
Fisher and Nett.r WS!'.Ur uco rs'.
Seventh Race Thr""-,"lr.o.is ami .p.
ward; Advance Money :" ,i'F, PARSE $500
one mile aui a Wrl"rg H.. ry. llu 90
Hunt, straight t.p 90, plt-" 81 80. sho,
81 ~, trs'. fl:st star. llu t';ortrtl. p'Ir.
81 ~. show g.. -,.uri. Trr.o TO-
Lnpderl, show s. 80 ,hi'i Tine. / - :
ThoTr wood, Little BgR"', r~nuhasra't,l,
GiMra LtAr AMA tlrs' h-rr.- MN ~.
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RESULTS.

r-st Pacs-TNo-yea ca -o!i .ma'l"ns /.
,,yr..asn s.i ,s,.%s. W %ah. M Iii sN H%".a ..'''i";;
Mntrny. ia Elccgerl. $50 third, Tn.
ua.s. Rr.,a H.. Ouundd, iu,.rh"N-. HcSse,
cha,un.nely ana Mary ros-ii a,so an. A
+",oni re- r"H,ars-c..'1 ',Ins Nm. ~
1880. 81; 81 e"9 $3.50, Won: tre,isr TO-,
,Bnl.l. SO ma S,-.. second, M"I|.lhs
Ms ,'- ,K.:.esr'' 49," ,h'T poy TN Rrnr..
nan,,, a.. ~ ira. Hel.c. Gold Bon.
R.bei aWd H-,rh, star a.-o IAN.
Th.r% RCSo@r,s sTpN ia fBaa,a III. ,i;..o.
,tso nnd 5! b. won: rGintnD'nc' 1903 Am.
brosri. tW and sac, se-.nl Bonnis
WIicn, lo7 a. Morlseai', '-i,v. NJ.
lot ANA ga'nator and Bcaverk.n a.so ran.
Fourth Rsce-rurse; a.! ages; on NIL"
c.prH' ~ s.hH'i'ns% or- S'V'w 70 h an. .
EissSsaSS"ti' 81. 90 ,htra, Time. las s.5.
Frnnolse, Fair iIe,"7 All Favour a's' dan,
npwari. on, milo, "hisich ~ tkc3Fhl'
81 %. $50 and $40. won; Wooden Sh9sH'
10, rs ecg-r,. s3.3o ava s. 20 second nH,-
irT lG.1' *. .t%S' A''"'r"grr II. GSy.6Ier aud
.cnrG selling siN fur.ougs: urryish, nc
NAM. 81 $50. $3.50 aud y. Won; fi"rr"'.
III DShatpuger', 81 3" ana ~ "a; segoni'
Tic ~. ~ davies, 81 90. third, TINE
i.i9 RI. Clontarf. Salon, loyalis., Man
slayer. chcstcrtor. Sherwood, 'o,ors ami
"Es.,on,n race rhr.. vear.o.is AMI ZIP;
NarA, -, ing rn''r w" o one E"' gs az"
Nrsi, ralily, 100 b k.c.ser' wac So
'nGw ,'lg se'It4 10. 'G ,S a ~ Tms = M
Sfur Ca.r, March court and .fsop also ran
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TIGER STUDENTS CHEER.
A..embIe at Practice OF Princeton
Tor Dartmouth Game.

PRINCETON, y. j.. Oct. Elm the
,,esenc. Of the entire student body Of
The university the Princeton team was
riyen It's final workout In preparation
Tor the Dartmouth game this afternoon
Enthusiasm ran high on the princeton
ramnus this afternoon when the stu
Aen.. assembled at the cannon and pa
rsdsd 10 the stadium. where they
watched the varsity GO through a signal
drill and pract!sed their and
cheers. Coach Rush has worked HE var
sity men ha:d for the game with the
Green Tomorrow and consequently ie'
them off easy this afternoon. The third
and fourth varsity, however, were KEPT
acrimmaging until darkness made fur'
Their practice impossible.
The Tigers viii use tho Kicking game
IN a great extent. ana much reliance vii.
he placed in Driggs's punting and T.b'
hott'u lrOD Kicking.
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ENTRIES.

- ER,c ALLOW anr,s. ~g-V,a..0.I
maId'u~. siN TIr'pugs: t~SuuNdrif'. Iigh.
foot. Sprius Sorg, lnncnsr. Wht'r S'uch-
iugS. Lady i|3euurt', loA3 Pinto. Flash 81
Steel. Ft4"t Hai0'y shannon Hu.c.uut,
tShaGo" Lawn o.: tWoodipr1 entry.
second Race selling, S.l"ar- ohls ard
UPWARD sN Grlougs 'Tush TI,n. ~.
.N;"ph"n u. o.. minstrel, -. 'Nlarg II
lRnghOrU", 1873 Culv, rsc. 'uE 'Aut.un.
'Ar"h Platter, Stout hcprt. |u. No.rou
Goos", l0., IA lln"Irt. 'Nags Cassidy.
'onr"usht, 10 IDrtc Mat. ll6
TEird Race ohlo Handicap. " vctr-ol1.
six 'ur,"nss: So,y"ig, "a So Wt'.oo,. p,
G""ggr g Love, TOO. May H'.',. E,ti..
l.aud ne N"-'y HOGAN Iot
Cup, $4,000 added, J-N"hr.ulds ami 80,
ward; Two uil', and a uuart.r: Kulalr,
%; star Jasmine, TOO ne ~. lo>, Van
Mac. ios; h'rchcr, ~; star IiaNk, ll>.
Hodgr. ~.
FIRM Race Wood!aWn Haudicap. g.
H"ar-"ids and upward ono mile and a si>
tenth: grumpy, Dorothy Dean. 81. IA
noyia, lo6 kiug ioriu, III, Vogue, ll3
Iay berry CHril', -
sixth Rae selling 3-y,ar nlls and up
ward, Oh" mil" aui "a sixteenth 'Mlga
phone. 'pehrs. S. 'Rrown velvet v
lrappoli, 90 'fl'uroa Il, 'AIin"dH Law
renee -, CONDENSATION Allan G"'i To-
Cummsur-'tH l"J type. IUt. Lahore. -"
seventh Race ScIlius &.,rar.olu. au
upward on, mill aud 81 NN|'"r'N, S,n
Rock. lO:. 'Nrg,r't y. a. Sua ,;wi
'Syrian, los, 'Huid" Pos, HoHu.r Nrhs
! he~. TO- Sl-rth, II,
'Appr"utiC" allowance claimed
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BOUT OFF.

Fred \ Wenck, chairman OF the Sts:e
Athletic Commission, announced yesterday
afternoon that h" would cal - meeting ~
ilr commission for TUESDAY afternoon to
consider tn. case Of the SHOW Corporation,
watch Yesterday again called OF the Moha
Wrinert bout, whi,h was 10 have been held
IA Madison, Square Garden nest Tuesday
night.
II shan recommend - my t-'.oN cam
missioner. Msssrs. FrHn"y and Dwysr.
,ha, the show Corporation y" made to pay
Moha and We!nert $500 each or forfeit IL
License to conduct hoNing ia New York
state said M. Ntu,k when h. hard
that this bout hsd been called of for the
third time.
When Jimmie Jnhu~ton. mat, hmskrr NJ
TIVE ,;arden. was ASK '. for the reason hs
said the attitude Of pVi!ok and McketrIch.
managers Of WelneIG vas d.'taste'nl 81
tue corporation.
In what particular Pollok and Mcketrirk
had offended was not d!Sulged, but "a th'
original bone al contention was the pay
inent OF $3.50 TO each of the boxers because
OF ihe Original postpoHem'ni thtr" t. sna
doubt that this was what caused the ShoN
Corporation 20 finally cancel the ma'rh.
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EAST VS.. WEST ON
GRIDIRON TO-DAY
Syracuse Will Meet Michigan
and Tufts VIII Face In
diana Eleven.
MlNNESOTA'S BIG TEST

CHICAGO. Oct. 21.-Geared up for
speed aud high scoring power. the Uni
rersity OF Minnesota eleven will swing
into action Tomorrow in its first anne Of
the big nine championship football
race. The strong low team will lie
Minnesota's opponent.
This game and the clash between Chi
cagO and Wisconsin arc the mos, inipoi-
tant contests involving Western confer
ence iunorS on to-inorrow's schedule.
Neither Minnesota nor Wisconsin has
been beaten this eason and each is max
iiS a strong hid for tho big nine" title.
Two Intersections battles also will he
decided in the West Tomorrow. ndian
meeting the strong Tufts eleven at In
dianapolis and Michigan taking on SYRIA
cuse at Ann Arbor. Indiana. although
beaten by Chicago in its frs, Western
Conference game. hopes to hold Tufts To
a close score. AS Tufts rounccd Har-
ward : 10 J and held Princeton to a
: to y score indications are that Indiana
will have to play u remarkably improved
game over the football II displayed
against Chicago. or suffer defeat.
Michigan's players came out Of last
weeks hrulsing battle with the Michigan
Aggies In good condition n expect to
win handIly over Syracuse. which was
downcd a week ~ by Pit.shurg.
Illinois must defeat Purdue tomorrow
TO get into u possible tie for the Con-
ference title.
Coach Z%uppke's players are not d.
couraged over the setback given thew
ny Ohio State "A week ago and expect ~
get revenge at the expense Of tn" Boile'
makers. who were BUNDLED by Iowa last
Saturday.
Northwestern. which triumphed over
Chicago n week ~ for tho first time II
fifteen years. will face Drake lniyer'
sIty's team at Evanston. The Purple
players. speedy and masters Of the game
except a victory over the Des Moine'
men despite the latters' record In thu
Missouri Valley Conference.
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Scholastic Football Games.


DE witt. clinton VS.. New utrecn', at
Lemon oval.
TGnmerce ", FLUSHING. a. rigshlns.
S;uyvesant ~. Bushwick, at Bushvick.
Hamilton lnstitut. ~. Paving, at Pawl-
ing.
Erasmus vs. Commercial. at Commercial
Field.
Boys High Sc. Poly Prep. at Washington
Park.
Manual vs.. New York stat. Agsi... at
Washington Park.
ST. Pau!'s School -. Mofr!stovn, at Gar
den city.
ldelphl Academy vs.. Poly Prep sec.
onds. at Poly Field.
Grounds.
Commerce vs.. Morris. ct Cro,ona Park.
Townsend Harris W. Evsnder Childs. at
Jasper oval.
Curtis ". Erasmus Hail. at curtis Field.
Scholastic athletes will have a big
tim" of II to-day. The programme in
c!udts a score of football games. soccer
matTics. ~cross-country races and the
championship rife shoot at peekskill.
The majority OF the Rridiron battles
vii be staged on Long Island territory.
Tho feature contest. however. IL that
scheduled for Lemon oval. where teams
from De WIT clinton and New Utrecht
meet. Commerce will play Flushing IN
'''h' hHpoitaHt game AZ tIuSnlns
The team has been materially
strengthened since last Saturdays de-
feat by Stuyvesant.
Morris II scheduled for p game with
The rcekshi!l Military Academy at
fcekskill. and Hamilton Institute
sturdy team will limo up against Paw
ling ~ l'awling
Coach Mason's StuyNesant team will
resume relations with the Bushwick
eleven. IN the most important game on
the Brooklyn teams schedule. The most
Interesting contest Of the Brooklyn
schools will bring together Erasmus and
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w. & ]. IN LIGHT DRILL.
Team, Reaches CITY aud Practices a
Van Cortlnndt Park.

sol Metzgrr and his Washington and
jefferson team that vii. battle with Yale
at New Haven this afternoon arrived In
this city yesterday morn Ing. They didn't
lingcr long. They remained only long
enough to engage in "A spirited driil ~
Van Cortlandt Park. They showed speed
in their work and their puntlng was
above the average,
After their workout thcy went To the
Uote, Martinique where they had lunch
eon. They then, too. went to New Haven.
Coach Mctzgcr said all his men were
in prime condition. "rhey are rather
light" he said, but what they lack in
weight they make IN for In speed.
expect the boys 10 make a good showing
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DEGNoN FIELD CONTEST.

The Degnon trays, Now Works. only
s,ini pro, team composed entirely OF form'r
M, Tor and minor l%caFucrs, will be seen In
action tomorrow at Dcgnon Field. oppo
site the Hunters Point station OF the
S,rinwsy tube. against the Long Island In.
lie pend.n's I'll" Independents faced the
Grays last SUNDAY and played a ; to ; tie.
Ihat contest wa rpp!-t" Win sensational
n-ldiug. and 4 VAL not he surprising e,
zee u duplicn'" ~ last sunday III to-
morrow. The GRAVE VIII have Walter
An,ker. former MaCkman, who pitched a
no. hit no-run game last week. face the In.
dependents. Barberioh win oppose him,
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Fred Ttuney WA not manage me
Newark international! League team next
season. according to nm announcement
made by President James Pre-" yes
;eria".
Price said that 10 EFFORT has been
made, - appoint n successor To T"rn"y.
Penney notified Price that he wished Ia
retire from the game ana wonld not
consider leading the Newark team next
season. %rsuucy's storii IN the Clun
has been taken care Of according 10
I'rice's statement. The Indian presidcn;
already is making preparations for the
1917 season and is snd,avoriuG 20 round
nm , number Of promising players.
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OLYMPIC FIELD GAMES

olympic Field, !3Gth street and Fifth
avenue. viii be the sccue 81 two good
game. Tomorrow. In the irst game the
Lincoln Giants VIII clash with the Minor
~ hard tlssle tire" weeks ago. The fca
tu-" contest Will bring together the Lin
coin Giants ana the Highbridg- Athletics.
Wernt,kc, this years sensation In III"
semi pro. ranNS. viii be pttted aRainY,
cyclone ,Ioe Williams In the sunset tilt.
Wcrurckp Is out for tn" seasons strike
on, record. II II" can fan about a dozen
Lincoln Giants players he IL assured the
The sun., 1916-10-28

WIl,IIAMSTOWN Mas, Oct. 9i-AUei
a rouslng sendon by almost the entire
student body the Williams football tear
ictt this noon for New York. where Ia,
local gridders Will meet Columbia to. NOR
row afternoon. The team went by wa o!
Sorth Adams and the Grand Central
\ light signal drI!, was held this morn
ing and Coach brooks pronounced the
team in excellent condition. Twenty-Five
regulars and substitutes, together with
managers and coaches, made the trip.
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ATHEIST. Mass, Oct, 2~L.-Amh-rs' I'm.
ished It's preparation to-day for Wesleyan
with II light workout. After working
som. tim. IN developing u defence against
the forward pass Coach Riley whipped the
men through n fast signal practice. Left
cni Still Is somewhat in doubt and Il IL
a toss up whether Lay, Plough. Forbes or
B"nneyan Will starr the game there.
By shifting WiImayer back TO his Old
position A. centre Hobart VIII be moved
from f." ard to tackle ana schmidt viii get
the Assignment az guard, capt. Goodrich
mas rested a! week and as "A result he T.
in hrrt class Condition tonight. His !,me.
ness has entirely disappeared.
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Webb 1t Quarter At W..,.ysn.

MlDDl.EToWN. Conn. oct, .7-Wi,h
La son SIT out Of the game with a dlslo
Gated shoulder bone. Wesleyan will use
Webb as Its quarterback In the gam.
against Amherst to- morrow, Peck VII, he
found AZ end, and other positions viii h,
ill"d as they wrr" In IN" New York Inl
r"rsity game last saturday, Several secret
practices have been held this week, at
which Coach k"nan and Hr. Fauv-r have
taught th. men SOME new plays. Dr
Fauver also has given chalk TAX. a. the
training tsb's,
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Pacific Coast League Final Standing.


The cards for tonight are attractive.
the broadway :. &, presenting Phil Bloom
"a boxer who has improved wonderfully In
tho past year, Ia IA bout with Jimmy Duny
Of IN. West side. one ~ the strongest and
most "umbd,iYr mnn In IN" .ightweight
division
The l'sirmont \. e. viii Introduce Sailor
Gra1dr and HI Watkins TO their patrons,
and the Staten Island A. g. Will show
While Curry nnd Kid M.yers In the chief
event
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HARVARD BEATS M. /. r.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, oct. ~27,-Hirvard
easily won - dual traces meet from Mass
achusctts Institute of Technology to-day,
taking first place IN mne ~ tho eleven
No records were broken.
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PlTTSBuRG, oct. 27.-The PENNSYLVANIA
football. squad, accompanied 10y II large
party o! Undergraduates. arrived hero this
morning and were given the training
ground OF the PIT eleven ana the scene OF
to-inorrow'S game for practice. Coach
workout this Afternoon
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NEWARK. y. j. oct -7.-EA'r.ug' -
II sh S"ao" football player defeated the
Mou:cla.r High School team at he cts
Athletic Fold here this afternoon 10y q
score Of , to " r." game was one in
HE New Jersey lr~tersclold>ii, League
and the defeat Of N" Mout'iaIr team
practically eliminates that eleven from
tin, race. Ahou; 2,p0o persons Saw tlr
game.
East piN%GE. y. :, OF. @1--Ed>t
Orauc" High School scored an easy VIE
tory over the Stevens Preparatory
School fpothal team n Ashland Fiell
mere this afternoon. winning IL t. ..
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Tigers should Win.

Dartmouth gees % Princeton to-day
In none too optimistic mood. The Green
has usually come ia old Nassau with
0 clean record. but this time L takes the
The sun., 1916-10-28

Harvard and Cornell played their Hrst
game in 1890. and II was not until last
season that the sharpe combination was
able to break into the winning column.
In the ten previous games Cornell had
been able TO escape a wh!tewashing only
1--WE times. The scores Of their games
follow:
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BILLIARD

Tho high record average OF She national
novice straight rail- billiard 'ournamsrr 90
date was tied last nigh; by j. McNan!man,
playing a the Lawl.r brothe's' Hancock
room In Pro0k!vn, when he completed his
string Of loo points In u inn'ngs for a
mark Of . iS-ii. Tn. results;
Flynn, Park place. IL Starkey De
,ea,cd y. IL Bagnall. 100 to q. Winners
hgh tui. =, .oscr'- N -
rhum's. Thl-'y Nrst stree'--N. Ham
lmrant defeated 7, Morris, 100 10 ". Win
nnts hien run. -: %1os.r's >.
CranQrlu'-, lSist street y. f. Watrou'
r.,-lt"d A. H. Ostrandcr, 900 - s.. win
49, hirh rnn, io: !":"rs, ) ,WlliaIn'
Winner. h'gh rar, -: losers, -.
Nlvrriugsiie, l-;ih strait. curtis de
'.treI - Va. ioo 10 SO winners nigh
rfu. 60. lnser's, =.
lur.er BROTHERS. RgookAu-L MeNlarl
nan defeated ", horton, 100 Ia -. WIN
MR. hiEh run, =; losers, p. i. ,. Flals
o., defeated ~ Woods, 100 20 = Win
o., - nigh run, -. loser's, :, Rrussel
u"i"at-l j. GI,nr,. 100 10 So Winner
18th run, - losers. !. j. r. Bi'isde.
a., Gated " Horton, 100 ~ s.. Winner
l. IN run, =. iose''s. -.
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Horace Mann Wins.

Horace Niann's eleven defeated the
Columbia freshmen at South F,cid yes
.crday on,y hy IN. margin OF a feid
GOAL The S,oic was = to u, The result
Of the game Vas q great surprise. as the
freshmen were general favorites FOLLOW
ing their y'c,or, over Noun. Vernon las
week.
capt. Livingston of the Ho-a"" Mann
team won the gam" ny drop kicking a
Held goal from In" 81 yard mark IN the
last pcriol. Tie lineup:
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FROM COLLEGE FOOTBALL CAMPS.


rrtSon. l. -. Nayberry, q; Leves. r. H..
Porter. ! H.; Lockmsn, I. b. Van iIou,Au
Mohun. Biehoi and Hartman. substitute.
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Variety of Contests
for Scholastic Teams
Football, Soccer, Rifle Shooting and Athletic Games
Will Keep Younger Generation Busy
Achieving Greatness.

r ..,a,... a, commercial
.,anh
'In. ,... u.,u ia r,aved at
u.n.,ou.ns 10. M ri,,I teams beine
es -, Wy stole Apri.
Mn.uai ~ ~ pron an, Rovs
III,
i"sn., M, c,,oo,s football
, ~ H. yo,yices OF
800 ~ ~ rpsi.n o., ,no haiapce of
up. oaeN $50 ca violently
,ne s'aso". onIen Cr,,,orc,ai Field
,mn,yy,, ~ 49,. ,a u,,s ,e.noved 10
80 '."',,. ,ta.ni,,
. 80 vn, 49, rer,,.rnioi HOY was
80. 49, ali as no,,hn ha .xne,,ed and
,ha, r.cavorv &. assured
'"'
,r,. ,.o. ,,h,o,Io s,o.o, uiil 90,
~, a-t,.r,oor 4, ,h. rwcnty.
ill., 80, Arr,ory uhere the Gle.
.. 49, - ',rd eaid games ~
~ i,,.,L. y,loa,. .,,,I.,fr Iaau,e will
" annS siv,e.r events are ON the
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II their twelve games to date Dart
mouth has Won three. Princeton has
taken eight n one resulted In a tie.
In 1911 IL was DE Wits famous field
goal. which bounded along the ground
and then leaped over the bar. that beat
the Green. This year Princeton has
Tibbott 10 kick its field goals. while
Dartmouth has a capable drop kicker
IN Gerr!sh. The scores for the series
are AZ follnMH
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WEST POINT. y. Y. Oct. 1.-THE
Army IL confident OF winning to-morrow's
grldlron game with villa Nova. and Il IL
unlikely that the Soldiers Will flash their
full strength against the visitors unless he
reserves, VINO NJ" destined I" start the
battle, fan to come UP 10 expectations The
Cadets fear McGuck.u's 20" II villa SoNa
gets within striking distance and are not
at all optimistic about their ability TO
prevent a score Via the ns!d goal route.
The Army took the lightcst Kind Of a
drill to-day, the principal 'satur" ~ which
was 4 defensive formation for forward pass
plays. OF which the collegians are said to
passes a rather varied assortment.
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Tn. scor"-iIOrl'c Man ~hopI. '"tum
hil F-eshinru . Goal from field Nv u..'on
substitutes Fares for PuNeyn: kdnior ih
barker: Thomson for Brady. R''-'"'- Nj
Howard. Springfield Y VI A I'm" q
uulr.crs-l" miuies el'h.
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field with a blot on It's cscutclieon, for
Georgetown defeated it last week. 10
TO q.
It looks very much ~ Il Princeton
will win by at least two t~ouchdowns.
despite the power or offence which the
Hanoverians had shown until last sat
urday. on defence there isn't another
team m the East that can compare right
now with Princeton. but rs n problem
hat i can do on offence. There have
been stories OF long drills in attack. but
H. Its four games to date Princeton has
shown practically nothing except All
ability 70 keep the other fellows away
from the goal line. That's more than
half the Aght won.
While The Tigers have flashed nothing
In offence they ave the men with whom
10 organize a compelling attack. ON the
line they have the finest aggregation In
the East. The centre trio, Genneri.
Hogg and Sonrse. cannot be epualled.
In the hackneld they will still he minus
the services OF Billy Moore. their star
runrer. but briggs. Tibbott. Brown and
Eddy can give a pretty good account OF
themselves.
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Fulton scores II mock out.

EAU 81 .Hg. WIS, oct. 2I-i'red
r',utun of Hpr..esier. MINI, Knocked out
Andre ANDERSON ~ Chicago in the FIRST
luund Of a scheduled ten round bout
to-uigh,. r'r"r the start OF the round
rllton purnmclled his OPPONENT and
lluck-d him through the ropcs, Then
a.. sent "A rightsio ia" Jaw tina. nut
And, rsou out for the count.
Tooth~ii-tO iumsbis ~. Williams.
south Tioid. broadway A liSth Street
Gam. Starts y. ". 'o'isy ADJ.
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Hazel Leaves with Rutgers Team.

NEW BRUNSWICK. oct 2I.-Homer
Haze. the Rutgers fal.pack. left with the
ScarIe. squad for Providence this evening
for the Brown gan". bu' II Is doubtful II
he has recovered sufficiently from! .he
stomach trouble which attacked him yes-
terday % allow hlm % get into III" ga'ne
lie is the only regular who IL not sur" to
start the game. Kendall, tackle, having re-
covered from his injuries.
yhe last practice her. br'ol" the game
was held behind locked gates. Nothing
could De- carmel about whE: Sanford Is
planning 20 spring on tn" Brown eleven,
but he ia sur. to use his new multiple Kick
as = Mig -"mon, ~ hts attach II" also
he. been keeping - lot " "c" pave under
cover for ;h!+ zane.
Rutgers viii go into ne San" IT, coca
condition. WIN tn" regular ,!n" in the
game. the haCkn"li sh"i'i No ah'H 10 show
IT, gres, arriving ahl',y. 4 big squat Of
substitutes went Along WIN IN" team, ana
tnere we're also about too hooters who
made the trip 10 Providence,
u. =. I. on for NiLdlrbur,.
TROY, y. Y, Oct. - wan a woah oi
hard practice behind them and victories
over Hamilton and 81, l.aN rene" st'! fresh
in their minds, he Rensselaer, Poly squad
lett this morning for Middlobury, VI. con-
fd-nt OF victory over Mid IlcburJ,
Unusual interest 4. taken IN tomorrow
game, az Victory viii give N" Troy en-
/ sineers confidence for their gam" with
Union next Sa;urdaI. H. T.. Is t!gges
game OF the year.
II is expected that III. game Tomorrow
will furnish q basis for comparison. Tn.
lineup probably will he ms follows: Frank
=. e: Morse. =. T.; Kirs,"d. 2. Richards
=; Hansen, l. g.; Maekenssi, !. Il Rob