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Queries and Answers
Bv TOM MAC NULTY

Dear Tom-A says with the centreheld
bleachers the polo Grounds seats more
than the new Braves Field. and B says SAYS
iSs s,s.epers pe1S 5SH" eoSn,sa ,nY Who /. right?
VIVA. Is the seating s'''fsHfyA fHyASK q III" H. T. "a"
Braves Field has largest seating ca
pacity. Polo Grounds. $500 Braves
Field. 10000.
Dear Tom-D what Is the correct
name Of Jack Britton who peat cams asn rom rom
ssS ssS wsss sss'. street, is he Ii;"t II. hesd piece
used By mosSrsySs Used sna for aIt% pro,setion in
fo:s fo:s q q IN. re-, H.nsins' IN Say which; - w.
q, william Breslin. t2D He was
born IN Clinton. N. Y. lived several
vears In Chicago. but now makes New
York his home. (S) Don't know what
street 60 Both.
Dear Tom--rour attendants a. the Wes-
lsyan-N. Y. Z. football match on October
81 wrote down their predictions OF the hg .
ures which would most nearly represent
the score .. the close OF the game the
winner to take a pool TO which all con
tributes The score S ths h. sl0ss nr.S,o,,oss Tas,
were a. follows (all naming Wesleyan to
VIM: A, 2i TO Z: r. IS TO 6: c. 1s to Z.
and D. 10 too Who v,n'r ", 3. LEONARD.
d. with Is to 8. wins the pool.
Dear Tom-How many doubles. triples
and home runs has Davy Robertson?
ina 9 s.n N: nsse: sss ssf ss 70 srsS
cinnsti or connis .Mack's schooiboys
Sons %Ha is Lefty I'H;ls Eaa SSp an '%t sfs''
U) Robertson made /? doubles, S
triples and IL home runs. Speaker made
80 doubles, IL triples and home runs
(2) No. (D Don't know. 90 Pitch
ing for ST. Paul In American Associa-
| tion.
Dear Tom--piayinE cassino. A holds two
aces q nine and q ten, First he builds an
| eight into q nine and then the same nine
into q ten. Is this allowed W, AND
Yes,
Dear Tom---A bets II Brooklyn played
claims they only played four and halt
| inninss As only two men were out at
time play wa; stopped we o oosd To not
! decision. a. a B.
Legally fve innings were played. al.
| though only two were out when rair
fell The Dodgers being In tho lead
made II a legal game.
| Dear Tom--Kindiy advise me as to ths
last Philadelphia and New York series a.
| the Polo Grounds-the game in which Alex
| ander pitched. A claims Alexander wa.
removed from box: Is claims Alexander
| nnished inning and. as II was his time /,
bat, another was put In 10 bat for Alexan
| der A READER.
Alexander finished seven innings pinci
batter substituted for him In the eighth
| Dear Tom--A bets Il that Jap" Parbeat
| p,ayed with Cleveland before he played
With Pittsburg. h bets he did not pia,
with Cleveland before he went to Pittsburl
| IN 1908.
A wins. Barbeau was u member o.
the Cleveland Americans during the sea
sons Of 1905 and 1906
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Secret Drill nj VILLA ms.

WILLiAMSTOWN Mass. Oct. 20 coach
Brooks again gave the Williams varsity
a long session ~ secret practice this AFTER
noon In preparation for the Columbia game"
After n short period u the usual kind OF
driil with the charging machine and buck
Ing strap the field Was cleared of al on n'
lockers. tn" gates were locked ana even
students warned on the Ncld by the guards
stationed at the entrances. As N"st' Tiuy
was devoted chiefly - giving the Narsit
an ldca Of the Columbia formations, 2!
having the freshmen use them, toach
Brooks presumably devoted THIS afternoon
10 the development ot the varsi'N'S o:-
fenslve and the perfection Of new plays in
troduced at 'he secret practice or Monday,
With capt. Welch again IN the lin- after
n weeks absence the team now is N nfs'
clsss hhaps for nntMrnAN-. gaMt-
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The semi-hnais Of Columbia's fall tennis
tournament were held yesterday on ths
East Field courts. both matches resulted
in surprises. W, Botsford. an unknown
player before the tourney. ,yenauished J.
In straight sets. 60, Ga. Raymond had
been counted upon to reach the final round
A. f. Won Rermuth. captain Of The varsity
tennis team. went down to defeat before
H. w. Forster. the former Yonkers High
School star racquet wielder. Forster won
the nrst set after ten hard games, Ga.
and overwhelmed Won Bermuth in the Sec
ond set. 8--1. Forster and Botsford will
meet In the final round to-day,
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COLUMBIA GRADUATES
SPEND DAY ON LINKS
Austin p. Palmer Leads at
EnglewOOd; Women Golfers
at Richmond County.

ENoLEwooD. n. j.. Oct. 25.--The fall
golt tournament OF the Columbia Uni-
versity club was played to-day on the
links of tho Engiewood Country Club
and field of about thirty golfers turned
up for the thirty-six hole round Tbe
chief honors of the day were gained bv
Austin =. Palmer. one of the best left
handed eolfeIs in the metropolitan dis
trict who made the lowest gross score
s--S.-l1". The thirty-six hole net
prize went To z. H. Ragnell, whose score
was 23l-,2--I6s.
\ prize for the best net score IN IN.
morning was captured by Frederick "
Bolles with total OF lOS-24-7s md
II similar trophy for the afternoon roupd
became the property OF Irving II. Cor
nell. who turned In card OF 1870
so.
field OF twenty-eight feminine
golfers played yesterday In the one day
tournament of the Women's Metropoli-
tan Golf Association al the Richmond
county Country Club. and not one OF
them was able to better 100 The strug
gle for the gross prize was a close one.
Mrs. s, y. Herzos OF Fairview winning
with n total OF 1902. Miss Beatrice
l,ounsbery OF Bedford and Mrs L, C.
stockton tied for second place at lo3
and Mrs Isaac Harter OF tho home club
was right at their heels with a score of
lOi
Miss Lounsbsry did not 60 unre-
warded. however. for her card Of lO3-
80 won the net prize a three cor
nered tie resulted In the putting COM
petition. Mrs. a. Mcdonald Of Plainfleld,
Mrs, j. 81 Clark OF Richmond County
and Mrs c. $. waterhouse OF Ardsley
/ finishing on even. terms
ENGLEwoop. v. j.. Oct. 25.-The wom-
en- golfers of the Englewood Country
Club PLAYED the qualifying round for the
Joel Coffin cup to-day Those who quail
fed for the trophy and who will con-
tinue at match play were Mrs. A. Shoaf.
Miss Grace Farrelly. Mrs. Myra d.
Paterson. Mrs, ]. s. Irving. Miss Grace
Wood, Miss NJ Jacduette. Miss Wight
and Miss Gertrude PIckhardt. They are
bracketed in the order named.
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THEY LIKE GLENN WARNER.

pITrsHuRG. oct &c. nm Na-r-.
football coach OF the University ~ i.''f.
burs. to-day vas asked by tne " .-,''.
athletic committee to r'linGI 1s
contract, which had two seasogs +. -ir.
and to sign another calling for " Sc.
sons. He signed the new contract N1r'
will keep him IN charge or 'le s4u't
until the close os the season 90 l'".
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Invite Cadets tO Show,

An invitation has been extended tn,
West Point football team to'attend the per
formance Of arms and the Girl AZ the
Fulton Theatre on Friday niEht. November
20. the day preceding the arIuy's annual
treasurer Of the Fulton Theatre, wher.
Arms and the Girl'' 10 playing. who is q
cousin of Eddie MahAn. the famous Har-
ward football player. was responsible fou
bringing the football team 20 the play.
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PITTS}rRG, Pa, Oct. 25.-Eoach WRr-
nor isn't going to leave solitary thlng
undone 10 get his Pittsburg team into
proper shape for the hardest game or N"
all the inside tricks Of "A close contest
az well a. the regular open work, such
as punting end runs and signal work,
Karl Davis manager of athletics. wasn't
n bit per,urbed to-day when Informed that
Penn was going to use BIZ Neil IN tae
game Saturday. after Penn state had pro-
tested successfully against his appetrsnce
IN tn. game last week. said MI, DaNn:
"Th. eligibility Of Netll or any other man
rests with Penn. II the authorities say
he l. ellginie tnat makes Il so as FAR AS We
are concerned and we will make no pro-
hest team In the neld. for we feel that
the Rlue and Gold has the edge on them
with all their available material IN the
Lineup and they arc welcome to SriN.'
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STATE CoLl.EGE, Pa. Oct e',-sev-
srrl shift4 were made today In tho Penn
sllVnni, state lineup that VIII cause sjme
worry to some OF he men who started
'hs gsn" last Saturday. Con"N' Who
took Hlgr!nss place AZ enc .ast SN' -. ~!
u.s moved 20 centre. ConoNer p.AHri
ccntra on the freshman team last year
and made "A very good impt.ssi"n Svn.
over l. a short, stockS ehap "e'sh'"k 40
pounds. , ,. ,,
Jones PLAYED quarterback and p9, np
a good game against the seoohn llt,t
man team ia tn. thirty minute scTinhhse'
Al 'hr regulars were excused from scri.h
mag. Ciark. Higgin.. Swain ana Ewins
being accused 20 GO home, out to-H" IuN
IN, varsity vii! have . hard workout with
IL - !. .MIn lrAm.
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Dear to skate at It. Sick iinL

Prince, a big Russian nr'Fn .'s
obtained permission fro0. tnfr'.'. f--
loves. genera! MANAGE % -. rt.'
Rink, TO skate at tina, hiC |.. -" ..4.
John Hc'iiott, Tn Austrian. r-r.
owner, and II was Through H." '''
permission was oAtFirsd. ~ ..s r a
axpert on roller skates, and gt.. .r -
tered that art he wishes 'n
expert on &C." skate. IN "A STANDING p0
ton he is u feet 'n, No. w .t. N
his weight is $50 pouui-. Ilo....-. .t' ..'
bears which give skH'!rE eNr.H. 90
vauievi''C theatres HUi r'rr.-a> Pct
the only on Who VIII ttks up ..' sh.
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Stevens Sophs Win,

The Stevens sophomorcs defeated the
freshmen Yesterday in the annual dual
meet on Castle Point Field by score Of
70 10 2f. Roberts, 'ls. was the Individual
star lie scored four hrsts. winning tho
l2o. yard low hurdles. the pole vault and
both tho Jumps. Cornetta OF the sans
class took two hrsts and a second winning
the $40. tho half mile and taking second
in the discus
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WEST POINT, oct 25-The Army
flashed al IT. big guns In the practice to-
day. whi,h was one OF the most strenuous
~ the s.ason vidal, Place and Oiiphant
", ,na ha -, In. hail carrying bAcks for the
drst time in a fortnight Tvo'touchdow
were registered by the varsity. oAphah'
y.tting "r- and Vidal the other.
TImG"riAk-. "a husky veteran OF TWO sea
sons who has been ont al season on ac-
d,H ana go, a trial with the scrubs. u"
did SOM. fa., tacklIng ami followed the
BAN w.ll 40 also displayed good FORM
ut iuntiug
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AMHERST, Mass oct c5-The s-cond
string men after practising plays usen py
wss!ryan were sent against the VARSITY IN
a,tantIou In am c.ntr.i on developing thr
defence. and t. this end he Is fepIaclhs
his lisht nrst string men With srceheF men
~ more weight st,L -,
Miller ha- been replaced by smtn AZ
guard ana I:ay has taken Plough p'a'H a.
end. Roacnhurn was on the r"Ia a
,rr the mrs, time sine. his injury IN tne
Bowdola game. Ills shoulder Is sun "eah,
but it t. probable that he WI s'A'' '"'
gam. NJ M.duietOwr Oh Saiurday'
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Long scr,mmnv. NJ Syracuse.

SYRACUSE, y Y. oct. .5,--Cotch vi.
Hollanback sert his Orange football squad
through an hour OF scrimmage against
the scrubs and freshmen this afternoon it
preparation for Saturday's game with
Michigan. He has shifted Bout!n, u third
string centre, To the varsity squad and has
Sega. second string centre. PLAYING guard
In place Of Schlachter. Capt white played
On the scrubs Hrd Williams, "A halfba *.
occupied his berth ~ guard ON tho Var
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Michigan Hammers Scrubs.

ANN ARROR Mich" Oct. 20 e-ihr
Michigan football team was sent against
the scrubs to-day mud gave them nam.
mcring Hurry ~" Sost expects lots OF
trouble from syracuse On Saturday.
The coaches took the opportunity TO look
over the men slated to go In as suost'
tutrs In case amy OF the regulars fall ny
tn. wayside In any OF the coming gameH'
and what they saw did not please them
very much. ..
Sost lined UP eleven Of the Substitutes as
follows: Hidner left end: McCnllum' lef'
tackle boyd left guerd skinner. centre
Goodsell right guard; NNhalen, right tackle
Loucka right end. Zeiger. quarterbhek
ERgert left halfback; hauish, right half
back Braz~ll, fdIlback.
Yos. wasn't exactly satisfied with the
way BOYD was performing against ths
Michigan Angles SATURDAY. and for that
reason had Gracey In at left guard during
most OF the game. BOYD has been showing
a lot OF stun In practice. however. and the
coach hasn't given up the idea OF making
a star guard out OF him. He showed ur
mighty well In the scrimmags which was
staged to-day and In fact was the only
man on either team VINO reaiiy accom-
pllshed anything
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Long DrIn for Brown squad.

PROvID ENCE. X. =, oct 25 Tho
Rrorn football squad put In long after
noon practice session 10 day. winding up
with a .criinmlge wh.rr lasted an hour.
quite '-w 90; the regulars have been
absent since tr" Williams game. resting up
from slight iniuries. but With the exception
OF Ward. tackle. ali Will b. In Saturday =
game with Rutgers.
Wart has .lght attack Of grip, which
II conhuiug h'm to his rsom. lie prohs ni s.
will keen out of football urtll n-Nt week
Coach Robinson will not undertake any
thing new for the RutC"rs gam. Vie T.
,onfnlng himself this week to p'rfecting
the plays already Ia use
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siIty-cIxht Men Practice Mt stevens.

S,xty-e'sht men reported 70 Coach Rod
ger. for football practice Yesterday Al
stevens, Marshall being the only absentee.
\ heavy cold forced him TO lay of for the
day. Coach Rodgers worked the players 10
the limit. He gave thcm an hour OF I'M"
scrimmaging. Considerable time also was
devoted to drilling In Eoing down unaer
kicks. Carlson. former stevens school
player. and Swenson Of Di k.nson. VINO
have been out only hye days. were tried on
the line Yesterday.
Sam webb. the h,g fuiS'ck. who has
been ont of the game for over moni h.
got Into su,. yesterday Rodgers "olld
not let HIN extend himself. but set MN
running sirul,s and later had MIN Kicking
Placement klcks from the ~ yard mark.
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WEST POINT, ". Y, Oct. 25.-Ar1ny's
Cullum Hall team defeated Fordham
Preps eleven here to-day. Z to 0. in
hard fought game. Fordham in the last
few minutes OF play took the ball to
the cadet cubs 22 yard line. Bannon
intorceptin'; an overhead play and DASH
ing through the Army eleven for forty
yards. 1t vas the closest the visitors got
10 a score. The lineup:
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rScuedA at This
Play Star Scholastic
Game at Polo Grounds
De Witt Clinton and Stuyvesant to Meet in Annua
Football Battle at Big Harlem Park
Local Teams Are Busy.

resent their respective schools. There
will be team and individual match
shoots. three prizes to be awarded In
each division.
DR.. Frank Lane. one Of the sponsors
OF the Private Schools Athletic Asso-
citation Of Greater New York, yester-
day announced that he had resigned as
headmaster In the Poly Preparatory
School In Brooklyn. DR.. Lane was a
leading factor for better athletic rela-
tions between the public and private
schools. and his work In this direction
has done much toward improving condi-
tions throughout the city.
-. Johns Elects Omcers.
The athletic associations OF st. Johns
College and Preparatory Schools yester-
day elected officers for the season of
1861. Walter A. Herman was chosen
president Allan Wells was elected vice.
president. John Clark. treasurer. and
Richard Il. McHugh secretary. The
Rev. James ]. O'Reilly, former athletic
director. resigned and will be succeeded
by the Rev. CASPER Hafner.
The other officials elected are: Man.
ayers of college teams-Baseball. John
Clark assistant, John Savage; basket
ball. James Beatty assistant. William
Brown. Managers Of prep tcams--Base-
ball. Francis DAILY assistant, Merritt
Ycsger :. football. John Brady assistant.
Richard McGrath basketball. Maynard
Trippe track. Manuel Quevedo; assist
ant. James Kennedy; swimming. Her
bert McCooey assistant. II. Clay Cotter.
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From College Football
Camps in All Sections

Goa ching stan They mad- a formidable
aggregation.
The afternoon was devoted TO pertectlng
a defence against the Brown plays. The
scrubs were allowed TO keep tho ball all
the time. and they drove play after play
at the varsity line with both Kendall and
Garrett on tho side lines on account OF IN
Juries the second team scored three tolc n
downs on the varsity m this Na". Hoth
the Injured men will he back tomorrow
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SMarthmore Frars CrsInua.

SWAVTHMORE. Pa, Oct. 25.--Slnce the
Ursinus game on Saturday is the first home
game OF the year enthusiasts are pulling
hard for a victory and incidentally for a
continued clean slate fov tho season.
Urslnus is not underestimate by the
Swarthmore team, Coach Roper has de-
cided that tho Swarthmore team does not
receive sufficient scrimmage and aA a re-
suit the men will be given plenty of work
this week. Forty minutes of scrimmage
featured this afternoons practice and the
aggressive work OF the FIRST team pleased
Coach Roper The new plays were worked
almost without a msplay. Holmes Bush.
cornog and Provost In the backheld per-
forming smoothly against the scrubs.
Fenny Baker. who has been injured for
three weeks with "a bad knee. ran through
the signal drili with the iirst team
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Score Army Cullutn Hlli. :; Ford am PRE-
q Touchdoun-Re Reed Goal from touchdown
Reed Time OF Guar'ers-SK minutes each
Referee Idct Confer West Point Umpire
M O'Brcn, Eoriham
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shift at Lafayette.

drovr the Lafayette varsity against the
scrub line this evening The scrubs were
AT their best nnd were directed BY Assist
ant Coach Harold Brown. Ellis. who has
been out for week. was back this after
noon and Coach Crowen placed him,in the
backneld instead OF at end. where he
play,d before. Thaxter was kept at the
end. Weldon was not In the practice and
Louien played in his place. Bell was
shifted from tackle to guard and seems
more fitted to the place, A portion OF the
practice team was devoted to bucking the
line for this exercise. Just the l'nemen OF
the varsity and scrubs were pttted against
each other and given "A hard workout
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YnIe Soccer. Braten q to q.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. oct, 25.--The
Springfield Y VI e. \. College defeated
Yale a. soccer football to-day /" a.
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RutRers Grads Help Varsity.

NEW BRUNSWICK, Oct. 2b - Coach
Sanford put the Rutgers squad through the
last scrimmagc work before the Brown
garife to-day, and he made II y strenuous
session. The team played against "A
scrub composed almost entirely OF former
Rutgers varsity men who now are on tho
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SAT Francisco. L.: Portland :
vernon. r. Los Angeles 2
oakland. 10. SAT- Lake D.
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Considerable Importance being added
to the Dc witt acknowledgement foot
ball game scheduled for q week from
Saturday, the scene of the contest yes
terday was changed to the Polo
Grounds. The battle originally was
planned for Lenox Oval. but as interest
in the contest runs unusually high n
record schoolboy crowd Is anticipated
and larger seating accommodations
than those Of Lcnox Oval were made
necessary.
on the contest perhaps depends the
so-called championship of the city. Both
teams have shown up we'll in their early
games, and ns the schools are old rivals
O keenly fought contest should result.
The Clinton boys yesterday were put
out on South Field practicing with the
Columbia freshmen.
Peddie Beats Tiger Iearlings.
HroHrsrowN. N. j.. Oct. 25.-Peddie
Institutes football team defeated the
Princeton 1920 eleven in an interesting
game at Peddie Field here to-day The
score was 13 to Z. Princeton's freshmen
did not present the defence expected of
them.
The football team representing the At
lantlc Highlands. N. j., High School is
without a game for next Saturday. Man
ayers wishing to book the Jersey boys
should communicate with the school.
More than 1I5 scholastic rifle enthusi-
asts are expected TO participate in the
annual championship tournament scned-
uied for Peekskill next Saturday. Prac-
tically every high school in the city Will
he represented in the meet. Practice
for Saturdays event has taken seri-
ous turn. The boys are anxious to- rep
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Four Clean States.

There are only four teams in the East
with clean scoring slates--Princeton,
cornell, Brown and Fordham Teams
that have not yielded touchdown are.
in addition. Yale, Colgate. Muhlenburg
and n we are to admit 1t into the East
ern group, Michigan.
The scoring leadership goes to Dart
mouth with ia points. and l6 for OPP
oonents. Penn state has scored III and
allowed g. Washington and Jefferson
mas scored i70 and yielded H. Mullen
burr has scored l62 and allowed 3 and
syracuse has gathered 1873 and allowed
3O Brown comes next with 13l and 0.
The Individual scoring list Is headed
by Gcrrlsh OF Dartmouth. with 20 points.
as the result OF nine touchdowns and
sixteen goals from touchdowns Nc
creight of Washington and Jefferson
mas made 40 points on eight touchdowns
md one goal. Mueller OF Cornell has
scored SO points on six touchdowns.
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THURSDAY NIGHT. EMPIRE A. c..
Albert Bsdsur W. Ausie Rstaer. Adss. sec,
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In short Meter.

Dissension IL said to have had a big
4snd In the Syracuse dcbacle last Sat
rtay. II is an open secret that two OF
ne stars on the Syracuse line are not
"a s?rakrg terms. scrap over the
.ap'a'ncy last winter is said to have
ncen --spnns,hle. Dissenslon has broken
ur-many Il stellar baseball and football
aggregation,
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Hard Task with W. ana J.

No team except Harvard has ever
beaten Yale three years in succession.
That's a truth that will confront the
Washington and jefferson eleven when II
rakes the field against the Ellis on Sat-
urdly. The Pennsylvanians have al
ready turned the trick twice-by 13 to
: In 1914 and l6 to In 1915. In 1913
they fought a scoreless tie.
Unless Washington and jefferson can
ACCOMPLISH almost miracle with the
forward pass II is hardly likely to take
the bali out OF the Yale Bowl on Satur-
day. Sol Metzger's team has compiled
a fine record 't:s season. but 1t has
faced a .ot ot bush leaguers' COM
pared 10 the Ynls squad.
Metzger has probably the lightest col
lege team in the East. as 1t averages
about l63 pounds. with the heaviest
nlayer scaling at $50. The line aver
ages ust a bit more than 10 pounds
Yale viii have a team averaging about
80 pounds and will outweigh Metzsers
players by about twenty pounds to the
nan along the line. Yale II not only
hefty. but it is conceded 20 be fast too.
The probable lineup for W. and J. and
the weights follow: Ends, Tressel. l6o
pounds. and Moore. 150; guards. VIM
berly. $50, and Drew. 172; tackles
Henry. ITO. and Carroll. lss; quarter
back. stobbs, 1852 halfbacks. Ruble, lb1
Gurley, 1856, or Nuss. l52 ful'oack' NC
Creight l58.
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III YAH has organized any defence
. -1lust nlr forward pass It VIII have TO
.rnw f. much earlier than IT. likes next
.rtlhrdHA H'i,Tuoun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-15
YALE SWIMMERS
WIN MEET HANDILY
Capture Every First Place i'll
Fixture with City College Team.

New Haven. Jan. H. Yale defeated
the College of the City of New York
m the annual swimming meet be-
tween the two institutions IN the Vale
pool here tonight. winning by score
of s. TO 10. Yale men took every first
place.
The meet was not so one .ded a the
score would indicate. however. for
many OF the events were closely con
tested. The relay race. which made
difference o. sixteen points iu the
score. went 90 Yale by the margin Of
4 yard. The l00-yard swim was the
best event OF the evening. ln this
race &. &. New York tool second and
third places Bo,wcrih and Gross be
ug the winners. 10 was only timely
sprint a. the finish. which gave the
first honors TO Ferguson. Of Yale. Fer
cusou was easily the star for the Blue
500 ,oof relay Won h. Yale I,.., Pu.r- aeJe-.
Ferguson. g. e. Nfr horh iosay. Bselr S.lel-
r. i.sHnrf.I ID. second Tine 81.
Fany dive Wou H >.ouey Va BENJAMIN.
l.ir second. IIrYer:, Z, Ner iort tA.rd.
O. sos lors. second. Pu.e'. Yale tHirL Time.
-.o-ys1i suim-Won by Ferguson Yale. Hcpau.
ls.e. second. hlrlor. e. g.. NeF Aor.. tirI. Tine.
iluse f9r dl,taur,-wol D., Bright, Ysl, IS
feet o. inches Badge. aie o. feef. ser1lI. Jones
e. e. Ncr York. 81 feet inches third
!00Fsri swim Wo. iy Ferguson l.le Bossorh,
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