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The Brunswick news., 1916-03-04

A Great Success-The ReXall zone
Cent" Sale at Andrews drug store
proved a great success. Yesterday
in the day throng Of eager custo-
mers crowded the store, to take adj
vantage of. the sale. Many who had
planned to visit the store in the after
noon, were prevented on account of the
unpleasant weather, therefore a rush
is expected today and Mr.. Andrews
suggest that they come early to avoid
the evening rush.
The Brunswick news., 1916-03-04

Funeral Yesterday-The remains of
young Perry Neel, who passed away
in Savannah Thursday arrived in this
city yesterday morning. The funeral
proceeded from the depot to Palmetto
cemetery, where the interment occur
red. A number of relatives and friends
OF the family in this city attended the
funeral. Rev. r. B. Stanford, of Sa-
vannah, officiated at the funeral serv-
ices.
The Brunswick news., 1916-03-04
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Q NOTES Q
OOOoCoooooooooO 90

Throwing the BulI-Mr. Franks, the
strongest man in America, among his
other wonderful feats of strength will
throw on the stage tonight at the
Grand the largest and fiercest bull he
can find. He will put on a free exhi-
bitiOn in front of the Grand tonight at
1870. There will also be six reels, in
cluding Agnes Vernon in The Girl of
the Dance Hall' and the admission
will be only and 10c.
The Weather-Forecast for today in
Georgia: Fair, colder; strong north
west winds.
The Tides-High water on the
Brunswick bar today at 6:5S am. and
1922 pm. Low water at 1858 am.
and 1:17 pm.
Belgian ArriVes-The steamship Bel
gian arrived in port yesterday and will
take on cargo for the Strachan Ship
ping company for England.
VIII OpSn tniS AfIeTnoon-i ne
handsome new Bijou theater. which
has just been completed will open its
doors this afternoon with very attrac-
tive program. The new play house,
under the management of Harris M.
King, Jr., is to use the famous Triangle
films and will be q great addition to
the theatrical attractions of the city.
Now With C. {. WhittIe-N. S. Lee,
for many years with the Gay Furni-
ture company, has accepted a position
with the establishment of c. E. WhlI-
tie on Norwich street. Mr.. Lee car
ries the Singer agency with him, in all
OF its branches and will be pleased to
serve his friends in his new connec-
tons.
The sun., 1916-10-29
LAUREL ENTRIES.

First Race-Two-year-oid maidens. Ave
and a half furlongs: Home Sweet Home,
l12; Swoon ump.l. ia; Grand Jury. ia:
Delos, ll2; Sandale ump.), 107: Mary
Powell. 100. Bar Of Phosnix. iia; N. X.
i s,a'li ~ M, Water Ms, Wing; ~, po,,I saft paw
Second Race-Three-year-olds and up
ward selling; steeplechase handicap; about
l46; ]. r. Johnson. il2; Otto Floto, i3s:
sequence. 1872: Dixon Park. lb<, March
Court, l%3t Cynosure. $40; Chevron. 1874.
'a1's +. m., alv; ~, l 4lip,. ce e,ay., h AZ; 6 ~;
@. III; kebo. III: Sandal. los.
Fourth Race-All ages; the Canvas Back
Handicap. $1,000. added; selling; six fur
longs: Yankee Notions. l2+: tsir William
johnson. 1915. Pre.umption. ios; Favour.
E,ra.Sa1; ios; Water Lily. i0s; scars'
Fifth Raee--Thrse;yeAr.o,d.i purse; one
lo,; Turmoil, iot;. Marse Henry. 40; Piau.
dito; io,6;, curraSha'een' 1915 Ampers H.
sixth Race-rhree. y.sr.oids and up.
ward ..ll,ns; 'ix f]uslons'', ouisn s.Ss.
ten dia' Lady Lcnson; ~; Lsnd,iids.
Ge%oyld. H' ia; Agures.,. r ii1; ph m sSu'nnii t9
Superintendent, ~: Frnalee. al; snrap.
mel, 100; Golden List. 100.
Seventh acknowledgements ana up.
yard; selling; one mile and a .intssnth
land. ms Day, Day. 'iit;. ia bond. lot
.Appssntics allowances cisimsd'
| wv. j Andsrson entry.
The sun., 1916-10-29
STEIN RETURNS BEST
CARD AT N.Y.A.C.TRAPS
Is High Gun and Wins First
Prize in Initial Shoot at
Travers Island.

New York Athletic Club gunners
opened the season at Travers Island yes
terday afternoon under ideal weather
conditions. Fifty nimrods took part In
the competition and all returned good
scores. The contest was q handicap af-
fair at 100 targets. In which prizes were
offered for the hve best handicap scores
Conrad Stein was high gun Of the day
He made 80 out Of q possible 100. and
vas one Of i've who had full scores OF
100 targets. The other four were p. E.
Elrod. DR.. v. r. Short. Stuart Wing and
George J. Corbett. In the shootoff Mr.
Stein made the best score and received
frst prize. The scores:
Trophy shoot. 100 Targets. Handicap
S sonSsS f pf. w. ~ /. Shoe sho9s. o. 2. d :. E.s'; s,us a.;
ssM .1st =; I. i 3. aues siI's S; ,sS ss;sS'' y. !? i.
lH:sMl's7;Sw. ! !. e;d.n. o. % t s-ssG; e. g. s,. ~
Burn: q. a:mss: W. !. Simpson, IS
ps&iesan, :: e, T issm-iSSs;' q - ~ c-! Martin, w. o. q
S v.1, JT O. q, s thss'g :, s s. s,,1S.n: 81, No s.
p n!ilIps;i e. H.1 S-G2' I s: sseH II =, e.
vanderv.,r. So! 81; I 4, Baksr.' q. e
81 p.u. q Il M y. iSmss, g. : ol lcMs2; y y. o. +:
.; io-ss; INV: y; Over. G q. SIS VIII Il
II sn't c,'R' - ss,5 sM.si Fl. II ioM ws.Hi.'q g. E. i lsG
sms7; b, .McMaheS, g. .sSs7; ). +
%. $50: Z s'a z. s ss ise az. iorr1fTi; TuI KsI,
I.r' VI u cSSm-i5,; + Il i5s sGa.u a. / &c ,sM,S
As, Co.'S; A. ZollinEer, 80, 0-52.
The sun., 1916-10-29
DOiDEs at Merccrsburg.

MERcERsRuPG, Pa. oct, 26-Folo0 80
last Saturdays hard game WITT me r''
versity Of Pennsylvania freshmen. ''-
Merccrsburg Academy eleven vas c''-'
days of rest on Tuesday and W'lres-
day, but to-day tho squad engaged IN %
light scrimmace. The men are IN ''"
Prep on saturday Coach GIT .
merry ~ Princeton. constantly &c ''
on plays already worked w''h es-
The team Wi! pay Conway n b.. "
November 4 and on November T. no N'
game Of the year W.T. lie p'n'ci So.
k!sk'mineu'as school ~ S1''slHrr. ~
as the attraction.
a fall tennis tournament row = W
der way al MerrcrsAurg. and rrurns''r
material has been uncovered t-
championship competition uoN' t'~'.
Among the new men a." = 80
~tniontown, Pa Grose - G!... rHs'"
Ind, and Brigham Of Dcuvct. CO. The
trio is capable OF PLAYING f,.' u.l r"'
tain of becoming members - 'lr IAN
Jack l.oth, one Of Cuw"e icy. t.- .'t-
football players. - making q s''..r =
fort 20 land n place on the -. s''
eleven. 10th. who IS captain - ''
squad in the absence OF lor Ma. r,1'
right guard, He invllta''r 90. " ''
thtckcst ~ sCrimlnaCcs. ava &c 't.r'r
Is peer % the Scarlet and ,iTlt ,.rn
Loth's brilliant wurN aga. ~' B.'u.
lyn Prep last Saturday drew c.'.. 'r-r
after cheer from the adm. yr, % i0'A
teams.
The sun., 1916-10-29
LAUREL

First Raee-Two-year-olds; selling. Ave
ana a hatf fS6'oTssi Triple Crown 100
Yeilowstone. III tTroxisrl. So 10 and So 30,
second. Cheer. los tDavies). 1910. third,
Time, i'G7 40 chsmuns. Poionium SUI
Gray. Queen Of the Sea. Right ana ophe-
liza W. also ran.
Second Rsee-st..plechase for three
halt: Nerthwood. iss tHaynes5, siis 90
1870 and $500, won: shannon River. i.s
Alien; % snd 1884, second; Enrly
asa. ouei Bonheur and Lazuli tfeiD also
Third Rsee-Hsnd,eapi all ages, six
1880 and %. 20. won: kewessa, ia u1aiD,
1870 and 1910; second ] J. Lilis, .i2s
High Noon. Thornhi!i, Hanson and Lady
Fourth Race - Handicapi for two
1850, ,io and 1910, won; Tragedy. los
fDsviesl. $40 and $3.50. second. Tom
MeTasgart; rs tAmbrose,, -, third. Time,
Water. .waukeaE, Bally, Crank and N, X,
Fifth Racs-Hsndicap; for thrc.-year.
tenth; Holiday. III Wmbros"c,. $50.
81 80 and $3.50, won; Runc-, 100 EARRING
ton,. % and '!so second; Ninety simp" x.
III CKelsay), 81, 20. third, Time, l:iJ a-5.
ora'orium and Plandito also ran,
Sixth Race--Thres-year-olds and upward
selling. purse 800: one mile and a six.
tenth: Sand Nm, III &C. B%urlingamo,.
straight 81, place $40, show 81 30, nrst;
Borax, III 81, Butwe'D! place s. 50, show
81 10, second; buzz Around, 90 uIHnsenl,
show 1910. third, Time. l:i7, Capt. PAR,
Young Emblem, March Court, Orperth,
Hnser, High Tide. Song of Valley, Sepoot
and Fonctionaire also ran,
Seventh Race--Three- ycar-oIds and IN
ward: selling; purse 800: ono mite ani
seventy yards: Little Nearer. 1903 Oh. Elee-
Ger). straight 81 40. place 81. 20. show 81. 50,
nrst; Brave Cunarder, liz 81. Butwoll,,
place 1850. show S.ao, second; Sevlllan.
l0$ "A. SchuttinGer), show Is 40. third
Time. t;N. Virile. Roadmaster. Hidden
star. Senator Casey. Napier and Bonnie
Tsss siss NA.
The sun., 1916-10-29
LATONIA RESULTS.

First Rsceosi1 tur'ons;; f!,sr. ia
s sISSssI,; ~ ~" tMa .S '1 %..S s' ma , 20"
second, Pluto. II: Buxton. Is. 40. third,
Time. i:is - Lady hsnnett. shadow
sscsRiDx L'sh FIssS Of Hs s,.:i' i sannnE.. s wh,, :
'' s.cons Rss..ei. snrlons:; Mar. cas-
. :'as; t tis 'f hs1,. ii: III tau sa% e. ESQ '; ..s
is.so. second; Ro.co. GOo.s, los G6oo:.S.
i7io. third; Time; i,ii. Tu.h Tu.h, ste.
Raash S; si .na con S's"s Also. also RAJ. no""'osh''
Ho ::''a H Sss :.S Y. :'I ssS:: ~ YEN: ::s
dsc). $40 and ;alo; second Mary Belle.
r. hq', w.,I sSSsi and "a G.d Mish .. Io1 I.s 49, sGly,is'
PHI, Jr. 10. (Robin.on)a .ltso. 1ssnd Is,
Sos 81, s :sson ar~s ia. II: . .nssssnii :'' ;e, ,nd
ianna. Rsnchsr. Fair Mas ana Hods. also
Fifth Neutrality-suspicious. and upward:
woodiawn Handicap; purse $500; one mills
and a sixteenth: Bayberry Candle, l2%
!Socse,; :traisht $50, plsc. $50; show
place IS 20. show S2.7o. second: Vogue, Tia
iAndress). show ~. third. Time. 1914 SIS.
Hanovia. Grumpy and Dorothy Dean also
sixth MISUNDERSTANDING n upward;
selling; purse $500; one mile and . six
place $3.50. show S4.so, hrst; Jessie Louise,
los (Buxton). place s+.io, show 1910. sec
ond. Almeda Lawrence, 81 tHosg). show
5000. third. Time. lits is. Howdy
Howdy, Allan Gold. MeSaphone. Commau-
retta. Brown Velvet. Dehra and Conhagra-
ton also ran.
ward: selling; purse $500; ono mile and a
sixteenth; Syrian. 100 dyke. straight
s2s. 20. place 2.Io. show IS. so. hrst: Mar
saret ~, - Brown. place el6 SO. show
$3.50, second: Yenghes. lo1 tHanover).
show $3.50. third, Time. i;+s SIS. sleeth.
Sun God. Solid Rock. Hocnir ana Guide
Post also ran.
The sun., 1916-10-29
SCHOLASTIC TEAMS
HELPED BY BOARD
New Legislation Provides Phy.
steal Examination of All
Candidates.
OTHER TIMELY GOSSIP
ny SCHOLASTIC.

Scholastic athletics seriously wa,
mating from the Board Of Education 10
the effect that physical examination n,
students might be discontinued. This
report followed the announcement that
the appropriation to the Board Of Edu.
cation has been cut and n retrenchmen,
policy obviously was made necessary.
Had the physical examination ~ the
students been relaxed the athletics N
the various schools OF the city undouh,.
eddy would rave fallen on
However, this condition was avoided
for the present at least as recent .esi..
lative measures were passed carrying m
appropriation that should benefit attn.
letios throughout the State. The We rh
bill. an amendment to the educational
law. requires examinations bc rig,ily
carried on. Needed physicians soon viii
be appointed to further the work. The
matter now Is In the hands Of the Board
OF Education. The Slater bill. a law IN
itself, requiring students In schools
throughout the state to employ exercises
OF n physical nature also should bcnef,
greatly the standard OF athletics.
Prior 10 the opening OF the football
season n corps OF physicians inspected
the students In an effort to eliminate
candidates Of undesirable physica! ron.
dition from the various teams. This
was the first satisfactory result o, The
welch and Slater bills. II 10 expected
that scholastic athletics will boom under
the new legislation.
Fall baseball practice is IN order A.
De witt Clinton High School. The can.
didates for the 1917 team are out AZ Var
Cortlandt Park almost every day. TIE
team mex yea will ave eight veterans
The inield. consisting OF Capt. Rosenberg,
Stein. Gouldowsky and De Sie:ano. r"i
mains intact. while Lefty Luscher. Kla'.
sky Stack and Alkon remain TO take car.
OF the pitching. With such n wealth -
experienced lateral tho 1917 baseball
prospects in clinton seem unusually
bright.
The sun., 1916-10-29

JOHNSON E n o
Wins Championship Of r. .. A. l..
on Peekskill Ranges.

John johnson Of Commercial High
School carried of the individual honors
in the =. s. A. L.. outdoor rife cham
p~ionships on the State rifle ranges at
peekskill yesterday. He was high gun.
turning In a a crediting him with
80 out Of a possible 100.
There were two team matches. one
for first teams and the other for Sec
ond. Evander Childs High School made
the best showing In the first can
event. Its score was 1873. S%tuyvesant
High school team was second. Tho
scores.
The sun., 1916-10-29
DEGNON FIELD GAME.
Long Island Independents Play
Grays To-day.

The neGnon Grays and the Long Island
Independents. who played n s TO : Ito game
last Sunday, will meet again this after
er's Point station OF the steinwny tube.
The Independents. composed Of some OF tho
c~lassteat ball players on Long Island. will
have Frank Barberich. star Eastern League
hurler, and Gus Sandberg Of the New York
Giants as their battery. Opposed to hon
Will be Ancker, former MackInan. who
pitched a no hit no run game last week.
and Fred Jackiltsch or Jim Woods. The
lineup of the teams will be.
lndependents-Helfey. l. +; Confrey, . =;
Kaiser. lb sandberg. G: Buser. 2b: Fer
ris, 3d.; CLIFFORD. c. T.: Barberich. p.
Grays-Meara, l. &: !.r'and. ID Buck
ley. r. e.: Carroll. sb.; Clinch. =. s.. Klett,
c. T.; Jacklftsch or Woods. c.; Ancker. p.
The sun., 1916-10-29
Good Swimming Team Al Yale.

As In track. football and baseball.
Yale has a strong swimming team this
season. Towe and Dean OF last years
varsity are back. as are Capt. Ferguson,
Schlaet. Rosener n Mayer OF the re-
lay eam which won the national COL
leg'ate championship In Chicago last
Easter. In winning that title these men
equalled the worlds record of +:0l 2-5
fo- 400 yards.
Max Schwartz. who has been identi-
fed with swimming at Yale since Its in
ception. will coach the plungers and II IL
expected that Matthew Mann OF the New
YORK. 4. G. will coach the swimmers.
Scobey and Benjamin will have charge
OF the Divers The members OF the last
years team available for the different
events this year are as follows:
100 yards-Rosener. Mayer. Schiaet.
80 yards-Ferguson. Schlaet, Rose
ner. Mayer. jerks and Thomas.
go yards-Ferguson. Hopkins.
Plunge-Lands,reet. Adams. Badger,
Bright.
Fancy div.ns-Scobey. Benjamin and
Hewitt.
The sun., 1916-10-29
II. L.. smith IL High Gun.

IT. l.. Smith. Is. Is high u at Dart
mouth. With n total OF ~ hits out Of
a possible 80 he won the first OF a &C.
-ies OF shoots for a cup offered by the
gun club and five medals hung up by
the International Trap Shooting Associa-
ton.
The sun., 1916-10-29
William Henry Kelton has been a

William Henry Kelton a been APP
pointed captain OF Williams's crosse
country team. He has been a member
~ the team for two years. In the New
England intercolleSiates IN 1915 he
was the first Williams nan to finish.
The team. which Is composed OF Kelton,
Stafford. Hoghe, Leeming. Paterson. Pc
terson, Brown. Plat. Putnam. Webster
and Wood. will meet Union In a dual
meet at Schenectady on November I.
The sun., 1916-10-29
Elections at Cornell.

j. W. Blackman. II. has been elected
captain OF the Cornell varsity lacrosse
team and W. NJ. Blair. II. captain OF
the varsity ennis team. The minor
sports finance committee for the year
viii consist OF w c.. Kreutzer and J. w.
Blackman. The members Of the In
sigma committee are ]. w. Blackman.
John Hydock 80 and p. F. Wilcox.
w. C. Kreutzer will act az field man
ager. with ". A. Culkin as assistant.
p. +. Wilcox will have charge OF ticket
sales. with d. A. Ruhl as his assistant.
The sun., 1916-10-29
squash Courts Popular.

Since the completion of the new
courts squash has become popular at
Yale. The Ave new courts looted near
the bowling alleys are crowded every
cay. and veterans who have played on
them declare they are even better than
those at the Yale Club IN this city.
The sun., 1916-10-29

WiLLIAMsTowN, Mass. Oct. 2s.-
While the Williams College baseball
schedule for next spring has not been
announced, arrangements FOR the annual
southern trip have been completed and
approved by the athletic council, The
list OF games consists of the usual six.
but tho Purple's opponents have been
somewhat changed.
Williams will take on newcomers In
place of Georgetown N Virginia. two
OF the strongest contendcrs among the
southern colleges, on the 1917 trip. The
Purple will play New York University
N New York as an opene for It's sched-
ule April II, II will mark the renewal
OF athletic relations between the two
colleges after IA lapse OF several years.
The schedule for the southern trip Is
as follows:
April ~, New York University at New
York; April IS. Princeton at Princeton;
April -, Navy ut Annapolis; April l6.
Washington and Lee at Lexington. Va.
Aprii II, Pennsylvania at Philadelphia
April is, Columbia at New York.
The sun., 1916-10-29

J. d. Halsted. manager OF the varsity
track team at Colgate, has completed
his cross-country schedule. On 1t are
triangular meets with Union and CO.
iumb!a.
The sun., 1916-10-29
T. H. H. SOCCERS DEFEATED.

Evander Childs defeated the soccer
team OF Townsend Harris Hall by the
score Of I goal to 0 at Jasper Field
yesterday. Falk, centre for Evander
Childs. shot the winning goal from a
mixup in the FIRST half.
The sun., 1916-10-29
CORNELL HAS GOOD
TEAM OF BARRIERS
Moakley and Capt. Windnagle
Confident Of Winning In.
tercOllegiate Title.
OTHER COLLEGE NEWS

Although the date of the intercol-
legiate cross-country championship is
practically a month of. college teams al
ready are making fast time in their
trials. Jack Moakley has out a big
squad at Cornell and he Is confident his
men will return from New Haven with
the title. Capt. L. V. windnagle Is the
only varsity veteran on the team. but
among the new men are several who can
travel over the hills In fast time.
wenz. a new man on the team. is a
good runner. II is his first year at
Cornell, but he did splendid work at
Colby. where he was for two years.
Maynard. Campbell and Boynton are
back and running well. but Moakley 10
having n hard time filling the places
left vacant by the graduation OF Hof-
mire and Potter.
McDermott. captain Of last years
freshman team. Is making good on the
varsity and Moakley expects him to be
up among the first half dozen at the and
of the big titular race. Before the inter
collegiate the Ithaca lad will compete
against Harvard on November 4 and
Pennsylvania on November IL.
The sun., 1916-10-29

q. Evander Childs. ic: .. Curtis. ls2; 4.
Bushwick. 1855: g.. Stuyyesant. lt7: q, Bryant.
it6. I. Morris. Ia; 8. Boys. l3s; .. Do Witt
ual. 100.
The sun., 1916-10-29
Questions and Answers
By TOM MAC NULTY

Dear Tom-Playins cribbage.. A bets a
nine and three treys are WORTH ~ pe''
10 only. How do you count 1t? A. Is IL"
Lay out the treys in a triangle. Each
side Is n pair, 8 holes. Each PAIR COM
b!nes with the nine for a fifteen. 6
mere, so that A Is correct.
Dear Tom-A bets he can take In two
Jacks from the board at casino. VIII. only
one Jack in his hand. ABE
A Is correct.
Dear Tom-where can I reach Sam Fitz-
patrick, the manager Also. what has be-
come of Harry Lcrtz. Tommy Murphy's
sparring partner? WILLIE.
Address care OF Marlborough Hotel.
Thirty-sixth street and broadway. Don't
know Lortz's whereabouts.
Dear Toni would he very thankful "
you would advise me through your column
Of some good gymnasium N. NJ. C. A. or
otherwise) on Washington Heights, or In
the neishborohood of Eighty,seeond street
West.
Bill Browns. sixty-sixth street, near
est. Also Washington Heights Y. NJ.
G. A.
Dear Tom-who was tho Hrst heavy:
weight champion Of the United states. ana
also .et me khoW "nr'h'' o"'"
race? j. -
Jacob Hyer. White man.
-
Dear Tom-wh,t ia IN. nationality Of
Jack o'Rrien, the present or former well
,erwe!ght champion Is he contemplatins
y trip 70 syunvs aus.'ams' n.y. To
the United states. where i, he'3ngSr,o.
Never was n wel,er champion named
lack O'Brien. and II he concentrates a
remaining IN America AS Jack BrIt,on.
Radoud weller chamuion of Europe. are
ho,h horo
oo'" mere
-
Interested readers whcthsr the game OF
pinoehie is OF American or German origin
Ihcy 90 no. ~ plnoonae u, a. 49,, mn.
Inc game mas peer d~eVeIopeu w A'neI.
lea, but u ~ disputed whether u was Il.
hrst derived ron the SWISS gam VI
Jass or the EhsI!sh game vi "H''"e'
-
:. I. : showing and a down.; shows
3. 3, :. . with n King down. c shows Is.
So and has a King down. When a
as he lmarlnes y mus, have two pairs Or
%trirlo's 20 beat \. 9 bots The not T. his
Ss,, d WI ,s sSn,er ~ rfS and Tt ,an, h x st1%P'BB
"e.. IN ,-.lu'len W. !, -,
he should quit the game and refuse to
play with either \ or h again. He has
no clam On 'ne pp,' az ms J". pama., :,
,ne Sltu]'"n was gao ana ne .".p namah -
w.. , "a. anv ooi,,sGn, hs Should bave
liz, "' ~
''''
Dear Tom-Two poker hands have been
II the 4 md ; OF cluNs. 6 nnd ! of spades
As no other hands have hoon deal, there
are no cards TO prevent either from N.,ing
A bets the fIsh IL the easier to rl. II
says IL IL were the straight would beat the
flush on the call.
G. V y RADCLIFFE
oth"r hands having neen dealt mas
In the clll a nush beats a straight, and
va ouos,t,,s s.La1 no 90 I,w q, w,s
u" IneSt.'ns S,Nsa ~ nnM y. was .
made. II mgr nave peen drawn 10 "A
king.
-
Dear Tomb Nv friend jim bots . 20
! on a G2nn'e neadsr c,H.'. , a. g
NE .nconI and r.. a tie. I. the be, a
draw o. DOCS jim 'osr9
,2l iias nj. P~curan. tho Irish heavy
",'sh'i t'Ish' IateIy, -.,, M,
~ wIrrrAM 7 EE1IrvAN
n, Re, &c draw 20, yes a, No.
urr, -, ,,,.. ,u ~.
r'ay.rs VIC r,e we'd ,si-i bs-S Tor mo 81.
LOUIS Rrowrs during NE wears % 1900,
1901, 100: and isoa' FRANK LEWIS
The Browns dld not enter the Afn"r''
can League" until l'o", when 'heN re-
The sun., 1916-10-29
Prospects Bright at Hanover.

Dartmouth promises to give a good
account OF itself In the cross-country
championship. Three OF the fastest men
on last years team-Tucker, Durgin and
Lord-have graduated. but Harry Hill
man says he has a stronger team than
In 1915. With the exception Of Niger.
who is suffering from sore legs. all the
men on the squad are In good condition.
Capt, Thompson is showing tho best
form. but ~Sherburne. Duffy. Gerrish.
Smith. Marschat n Buckley are run
ming we'll and consistently. The team
will compete In two meets, the New
England intercollegiate November IS.
and tho !. c. A. \. \. a. a week later.
The sun., 1916-10-29

Several New York boys are moulded
In the Syracuse freshman football
squad The team opened its season
yesterday with the Pittsburg frcshret
In Pit'sh"~g and made a cref.',l'e
showing. Jim Hoople, las. year vI.h
the Commercial eleven. Ia on the team,
as Is Abe B~arschofsky. former star a'h.
lete IN BOYS H!gh School. Donald Ne.
Kenzie, the youthful giant from g..
John Prep, also has earned a regular
place on the team, The most promising
members Of the eleven are Usher O.
Hyde Park II. s Of Chicago. Robertson
Of Worcester Academy. Love Of Ad"l'hi
Academy. Brooklyn whi,marsh Of I've.
trOit High, Barschofsky Of Rovs High.
Brooklyn steele ~ K'cwa,'n Acal,mv
Mckenzie Of -. Johns Prep. Broah'yr
R~othballer of Syracuse Central Hr ~.
Hoople OF Commercial High. BrooK vH
Gaskeen. Youngstown, Ohio. II rh:
Forbes, West Philadelphia High Goa.iA.
oberlln. Ohio. HiGh Bernstein. C.-'.s
High, New York city Rafter. Troy
High Parker, Mount Vernon 81
Meyer, Baldwinsv.lle High Sassecu 80
Shadahi, Atlantic city High Fre'gr-
wald, Athens, Ohio. High Urrr'
Wyoming Seminary: Marcus. Harr4.
Mass, High; l.eek, Highland FI'ls
High.
Donald Mckenzie. formerly w'.h g.
Johns Prep. would look Ike a rlgmg
compared to a member OF the Mon'cla't
High School eleven. The youth'ul giant
Is Arrar, right guard on tho team Arr1r
tips the beam at go pounds and is stu
growing. When Arrar COTS Ms fu',
strength there !s no telling wN7, he w
do. Az Il is he Is the mairsray ot "a
'.JerSav sApvp arl rival 90 =, 80 oN.~rtt0
discretion in avoiding HIM On tie sr'f-
grp,
The sun., 1916-10-29
Pennsylvan!a's basketball tea,

pennsylvania basketball team re-
ce!vsd "A severe blow last week when
Lou Martin. a star forward, was de-
clared Ineligible because OF conditions
In his studies. Without him the chance
% winning the title is considered vcy
slim.
The sun., 1916-10-29

p"nr Tom-Four hand partnership auction
pinochle. both sides are over 1000. A bets
higher score wins; Is bets winner OF FIRST
trick on next deal. A CARD FIEND,
In auction the bidder has the first
count, so that II both sides were over
I 900 he must have got there first and
wins