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NEW BIKE KING SAYS
HE'LL SURELY GO ROUTE,

Arthur Spencer. the twenty-year-old
worlds sprint champion, declared to-
day that no is going to fool q lot OF
sceptlcs about his ability to 30 the route
In the six-day bike race. which starts
Sunday night in Madison Square Gar
den. THIS will be the youthful title
holders first endurance test. and he is
confident he will outlast some OF the
veterans OF the grind. The champion,
who Vanquished Frank Kramer after
the latter reisncd supreme for sixteen
consecutive years, also announced his
intention OF taking a big part In the
Jams" that are sure TO be frequent be-
cause OF the $4,000 In prizes. Arthur
is teamed with his brother, Willie, wn,,
was sensation In last years Garden
race. The new bike king SAYS he has
been training for several weeks and does
not expect TO experience any difficulty
In outridlng Kramer. Goullet Egg, VERT
or any Of the other sprinters In the race.
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Winner of North and South
Title Last Spring Returns
Gard of "a in Eighteen-Hole
Qualifying Round.
LAKEWOOD, Nov. 80.

KToRMAN MAXWELL OF Aroni-
IN mink. winner OF tho North and
South title last spring. led tho
field with a scoro of u In tho eigh-
teen-holo qualifying round on the
links OF the Country Club OF Lake
wood. Considering that the field was
much smaller than usual. tho scoring
was exceptionally low. no less than
four players getting around in bet
ter than 90
GOOD length with his wood and laid tho
approaches close up. II no did miss a
couple OF short puts. including ono at
the ninth hole where he took n Q. the
Aronimtnk player made amends by
bringing of several fairly long ones.
An eight footer gave him a . at the
second water hole as the eleventh 10
called and he also rolled In good puts
for SIS at tho thirteenth. fourteenth and
fifteenth. His 90 home equailed par.
". NJ. Reokie. a Scotchman represent
ing tho Upper Montclair Country Club.
displayed q thorough knowledge OF hfs
game and II had putted as well as Max
we'll he would have scored lower. As II
was. after going out In 50. he fnished
with q 70.
The old Lakewood Guard was ably
represented in II. NJ Forrest, A. J. Nc
Clure and Jasper Lynch. Forrest was as
good as ever with IT. and he appears
to be playing better than in many years.
G. ID. Van Week jr of Baltusroi did
well with a 70. but A. q. spindier. the
Far Hills title holder, who hit eighteen
fne teo shots. should have been better
than So. lie qualified handily. however
There was a $40 entrance fee. the
tainment fund. More than $500 was
raised. Match play in three sixteens
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PENN ELEVEN SCORES
EASY VICTORY OVER
RIVALS FROM ITHACA
Cornell Does Well In First
Quarter, but Is Outclassed
Thereafter.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov 8o.-Penn
won from her great rival. Cornell,
in tho hollowest kind of fashion In
their annual Thanksgiving Day strug-
gle. which was held on Franklin Field.
rho scoro was 81 70 o.
In tho first quarter the rthacans
played such fast football that It
looked as though they were about TO
spring another OF the upsets for which
this season has been remarkable. but
after that session the Quakers out
classed them.
Pennsylvania confined its scoring 70
the second and fourth periods, getting
two touchdowns and goal therefrom
in the second quarter and three touch
downs with as many goals In the
fourth. The Anal tally came on the
next 70 tho last play of the game.
drop-kicked a goal from the field.
The story is best told by the figures
OF tho game. Cornell outrushed the
Quakers in the first period, gaining
sixty-nine yards by a straight attack.
against forty-seven for Pennsylvania
In this period the Ithacans made
three first downs by rushing. while
the Red and Blue made only two.
Furthermore. Cornell gained ten yards
and a first down by means Of for
ward pass.
But in the second quarter the tables
were turned, the Quakers gaining
sixty nine yards by rushing, as
against twenty eight by Cornell, and
fve first downs to one.
In the second half Pennsylvania
gained IFS yards and six first downs
by rushing, TO a meagre eight yards
achieved by Cornell. In addition, the
Red and Blue advanced sixty three
yards by the forward pass attack,
while Cornell did not get an inch
Cornell was completely eclipsed.
In passing II IL only fair to say
that the Cornell line-up boasted one
an--Hoffman-who played on the
varsity eleven last year. The other
men were all green and several OF
them had not even played football be-
fore this fall, Thus It was that while
heavier than Pennsylvania they were
lacking in that experience requisite
Tor a finished football machine.
OF the PENNSYLVANIA eleven as 1t
took the field Miller. Bell, Light and
Berry all played M regulars last sea-
son, and several OF the others were
substitutes. including Wray. the clever
centre rush.
Inexperience was responsible for the
lack OF coordination in Cornelrs
team play, and by the same teten II
was experience that counted heavily
for the Quakers, who were well versed
in every phase OF the game and wer"
quick TO turn their opponents mis-
takes 20 their own advantage.
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Frank Gillespie Of Chicago
Makes Remarkable Showing
in Yonkers Marathon.
TOE GEoRGro Of the Pauiist A. c.
won the Yonkers Marathon by

TOE GEoRGro Of the Paulist A. c.
won the Yonkers Marathon by
y covering the twenty five mile
course in the outskirts OF Yonkers
in hours 20 minutes 81 seconds,
but he had to thank the New York
Central Railroad for his victory.
II q train from Chicago had been
on time Frank Gillespie. who was en-
tered. would have left the starting
mark with the others, and without
much doubt he would have won the
race. because. after starting twenty
Ave minutes behind the others. he
finished in sixth place. and covered
the course in hours 20 minutes "a
seconds. His oficial time was 3 hours
showed remarkable speed. and despite
the handicap which he labored under
was by all odds the best man IN the
race. n
Yonkers, sent a field OF twenty men on
on the first leg OF the long race prompt
ly at 1880, Georgia took the lead after
covering two miles and held II to the
finish, drawing away from Harry Spies
OF the Morningside A. c. and beating
him across the finish limo by more than
ave minutes. The long hills on Central
Avenue appeared to sap Georgio's
strength after the twentieth mile. but he
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GridirOn Punts end Passes

A football eleven from the Naval
Reserve Training Station. at Pelham
Bay. battled with an eleven from the
Aviation Corps Station. at Mineols.
on the gridiron at the Polo Grounds.
the former winning by a score OF IA
TO 7. Each team was largely composed
OF former college stars and each
showed a very creditable knowledge
OF the game. The Aviators. however.
had the stronger team and won on
their merits. Their linemen were
quicker on the charge and Watkins,
their quarterback. had lost none OF
the skill In open field running which
makes him remembered at Colgate.
PITTSBUBGH. Nov. 3o.-The Uni-
versity OF Pittsburgh football toam
finished It's 1917 college season with
a victory over Penn State by a score
Of 2S TO 6, on a muddy field.
BOSTON. Nov. 3o.-Percy Haush-
toms soldier football team from Camp
Devens and Cupid" Blacks Newport
Reserve all stars. coached by DIR. Bull,
greatest OF all Yale kickers, battled
to n scorelcss tic on Braves Field.
The soldiers had small chance TO
win. only once passing across the
middle OF the field into their oppo-
nents territory; but the Navy, aggres-
size and threatening the Devens goal
all through the game, lost several good
chances, the best late in the second
period, when Charley Barrett. the
Cornell star, after a brilliant dash
around the Devens right wing for
twenty yards, dropped the ball when
tackled and Palmer OF Devens fell on
1t only four yards from the soldiers
goal.
High School football was served up
In double Thanksgiving portions at
Ebbets Field. Brooklyn. In tho hrst
game Boys High defeated Manual
Training by score OF Is to 0.
In the second game New Utrecht
won In a hard-fought struggle from
Commercial by total Of II to 6.
Commercial seemed to tind itself In the
last half, but could not overcome a
brace of touchdowns and goals there
from registered by Utrecht in the first
and second quarters.
Uncle Sans soldier boys from Fort
Hamilton fairly smothered the service
team from Fort Hancock in one
sided grldiron battle at Ebbets Field
The brooklyn warriors crashed over
their opponents goal line repeatedly
with the result that when the final
whistle blew they had scored ten
touchdowns and nine goals from
touchdown. This gave them 60
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Gold belt 10 He Given wrestling
Tourney winner.

gold belt emblematic OF the worlds
championship will be presented to IN,
final winner In the worlds catch-as-
catch-can tournament, which begins at
tho Lexington Theatre on Monday
night. This was decided upon by the
management to-day. for It is one OF the
unwritten rules that real bona fde
title holder should have belt TO com
memorate his victory. This is follow
ing the custom OF the many big tour
naments held ON the other side OF the
water. Within the next few days all
the leading grapplers who will partlci-
pate In this tournament will arrive In
town. Reports from the training quar-
ters OF the many contestants all agree
that the men are In first class condi-
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Starts Race rs Minutes Late,
But Finishes in Sixth Place

stuck gameiy to his task and finished al
most q mile in front OF Spies.
James Brooks OF the Mohawk n G.
made determined bid for second
place and almost eve overtook Spies at the
O. year ago and wanted to better his
1915 position. He closed a big gap in
the last half mile. but was not quite
strong enough TO nose out Spies at the
orin Weeks OF Yonkers. a .bewhis-
kered veteran who has passed his fifti-
eth birthday. finished ninth and there
Weeks ran well well @ for the ' frst r dozen dozen
miles, but dropped back In tho last half
OF tho race.
Kolehmainen. the Flying Finn. tri-
umphed for the third successive year
In the annual Berwick Marathon.
This year was the first In which
he was pushed to the finish and IL
was the national senior cross-coun-
try champion. James Hennlgan of
Boston. who ran neck and neck with
him over the ten-mile course. only
to drop behind when Kolehmainen
mile otto Laakso % Of srooElyn fin. "a
ished third Hennigan announced
before the race that II would be his
last one and that he would Quit run
ming to enter the army.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. sO.-winie
Kyronen of the Millrose A. c., New
York. won the five-mile race OF the
Meadowbrook Athletic Association
over the Cobb's Creek course in 81
minutes 81 seconds.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 90. - The
University OF Pennsylvania freshmen
cross country runners defeated tho Cor
nell team In a fve mile race over the
Cobb's Creek course. The team
score was Pennsylvania 20. Cornell 43.
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The chse Of thu new Polo A. A.
growing out OF the ARRESTS OF It's mem-
bers for holding '.membership boxing
show" last ,yeol, car,o ,,,, In tho tIar-
g,
rem iohce Nourt to-uay ano was post
poned until Thursday next at II. M.
The club MEANWHILE intends 10 20
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ints. The Fort Hancock lads failed


WASHINGTON. Nov. 3O.-George-
town defeated the Allentown Pa)
Army Ambulance Corps football team
Of former college players by a score of
"a to 0. Two field goals by Capt Ma
were outstanding features Of a game
played on a wet and soggy field.
CHICAGO. Nov. sO.-The Great Lakes
easily triumphed over the. Fort sheri-
dan officers at Stagg Field by score
OF 81 TO 0. The proceeds OF the game
approximately 10000. will be equally
divided between. the Oficers' Associa-
tion and the Jackies' Recreation Fund.
CLEVELAND. Nov, so.-A blocked
punt at the end OF tho second period
produced safety. giving western
Reserve a victory over Case School
OF Applied Science by a score Of ?
RICHMOND, Va. Nov. sO-wash-
lngton and Jefferson won its annual
football game from Washington and
Lee by score OF IA TO 0.
The Fordham team closed IT'S season
with a victory over the eleven from the
302d Engineers OF Camp Upton by a
score OF 35 to q. This Is not the divi-
last Saturday and which was advertised
to play Fordham, although several Of
the players, including Blair, are on both
elevens The Fordham authorities, ac-
cording to Raymond Delehanty. were
notified too late to publish the change.
ATLANTA. Ga. Nov. sO,-Georgla
Tech won the football championship OF
the South by defeating Auburn by a
score OF 6S to Z.
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was postpoasd a few weeks ago. will bo for NJ.
teen rounds to a decision.
The chances Of Mike Gibbons Packpy McFsr.
land boxing match o,c a long routo we're
strengthened to-day when John H. Griffith spo.t
drector at Fort Dodge. Dcu Molnes. Ia =.
0"hed sanction from the war athletic authoritip,
at Washington TO ,tagp the bout In CHICAGO b.
tween Dec. 1 and 10, II the meu battle n,
ieoeipls viii t- evenly divided bs,ween Tho It.-
lstie funds at Camp Dodge and Clulp McArthu-.
Johnny Dunn writes as follows.
Sailor Joe Kelly. formerly Of the Raitls.hip
Wyoming, lightweight champion Of the u. 3.
Navy for upWapls of three ytars. is poS under
lhe management of joan Court an enthIHIAsti,
KsiTs .gyIs g .suS sgSIt @ tyf Sore % more years,
ring Ncurd entitle him 20 rocOguition fam an,
Of ihs top-notohen IN his class. Court intends 10
match hn charge with the foremost oontendcrs tuI
the worlds title
BENNY Iennad travelled over s0o mill. =,
knock out Sailor kirk OF Denver IN one minute anS
twenty SECONDS. The knocAout blow was a rishi
ately after kirk Aruse after having bern nosksd
down by a right tn the body KIRK Was ,ntirelS
too slow'tor LEONARD, who blocked hs opnonsnt,,
blows easily inches away from his body.
Larry H%nssH tbs Ratt,ns Dane. h,, been
A, O, OF Cleveland, Dec, I.
Dutch Brandt will meet Kid Cuuter In , ,.,,.
match at New Orleans Dec. o. In thrr rs,anl
bout Brandt received tho decision ate, t,,s, !,
rOunds - hanl battling COsier Is Tie boy ~ :, :,
knocked out X, o. Eggors, the other nisht ~ IN
t0uTteOn ruundS. 4"
The Clcrn1nt sporting Club intends Ia ,,s,.
show Tomorrow uigM with Tom Coylsr w. y
Charlie Nelnert IN the feature erent Of ten r,unS
II the court decides IA its favor tod, a.,
BroAdway Sporting Club will stase its rnnf ,.t
postponed aAnl Of Italian Joe Cans Va VIZ,
Iaurott aud X, o, Circ1 Vs. Joe leonard to
monog night. !"
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Norman MarWeU Leads
Field at Lakewood
10 on the programme for to-day.


OIL Nichols. who win serve only abou,
Three weeks more as A golf professional
the interests OF tailoring establish
as ever. Ho viii travel In tho West
and South.
team of wellesley DcSiH College on have we been bsSi1
awarded the letter wv" Four are OF
the class Of 1918. including Miss Ruth
delphia; Norma Josephson. Moline. i'll.
Jessie Topping Of Hartford. Ti SdI"tSaarr conn.
and Ruth Ellen Dow OF Exeter. N. H..
were the others honored.
An original match viii be held ON the
links Of the Commonwealth Country
Club within tho next week. Tho idea
y 70 have II. g. Leblanc and Fred Ell
liott paired aEainst Jack Sullivan. The
Try to play the best bali OF the other
Plans are being made TO have golf
courses at practically all the soldier
reports. links architects are already busy
there. There are many ofiicere with
their families below the Mason Dixon
line. and II is expected that golf will be
included In the regular athletic actlyi-
ties.
Although oil Nichols. pro" Of the
Great Neck Golf Club, was ON tho losing
side OF recent exhibition contest at
tho Oak Inn Country Club at Rochester.
he managed TO establish a new course
record with n score OF 60.
The Portland Golf Club. acting on an
idea suggested by It's President. recently
held a tournament for tho benefit OF tho
War Baby fund. over $500 was raised
for the care OF those children who have
been or are being rendered homeless by
the war. 1t Is planned to place the
photographs Of tho children which the
Portland Golf Club adopts" In the club
house.
II II seldom that four professionals I'm
ish a thirty-six hole four ball best ball
match on even terms. but such was the
case at the Wilmington Country Club
recently. The contestants were wilfrd
Reid OF the homo club. paired with Fred
Mcleod against Jim Barnes, Western
open title holder. and Eddie Loos. AZ
the end OF the morning round Reid and
Mcleod were up.
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Fight Results
Joe Lynch Win. Decision.

PROVIDENCE. Nov. so.-At the
Rhode Island Athletic Club Joe Lynch.
New York's sensational bantamweiEht.
gave Terry Martin OF this city one OF
tho worst llcklngs he has received. hay-
In. him on tho verge OF knockout
from the eighth TO the twelfth round.
Lynch's style OF boxing was a revela-
ton 10 the fans. Referee Jack F1nnell
raised Lynch's right hand at the end
Of the twelfth and Joe received a great
ovation from one OF the largest crowds
that has ever witnessed a boxing show
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AthIetes In q. otP.,n Uni,.

PHILADELPHIA, Nog 3O-Uniyer-
sity OF Pennsylvania base hospital unit
No 20. which includes athletes. mobI.
llzed here to-day for active service
After two months active training the
unit will be sent TO France Included In
the i5a men enlisted are Howard Berry,
Penn's football hero Bert Hail CAPTAIN,
elect OF the 1918 team Bill QXigley
also Of this years team, and Mike Dorl.
sas, champion strong man,
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st. Monica'- VS.. U. :. $. Granite state

The crack st. Monca's five. conceded
by many as one OF tho best basketball
teams around this vicinity. win line up
against the fast going u. $. $. Granute
State five tonight at Lyceum Hall. ssth
street and Third Avenue. The naval
team under the guidance OF Capt.
Schmclky have been going, great guns
this season and arc confident they win
make the former travel at top speed In
order to win.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 30 "A prize
fighter recently ordained into the hap
tst ministry has enlisted In the United
States Medical Corps. The Rev Archie
MacAllister, known to fight fans un-
der many aliases, left for Fort Slocum,
New York, He was ordained Wednes-
day night and has obtained leave OF
absence from the Angleza IN, J) Bap-
tist Church.
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Basketball practice has begun at Co
lumhia. Several members OF the foot
ball squad have reported for practice for
the flrst time. among them being Farrell
and Farer, the guards OF the 1916 Ave.
Parnes and Calvin. also OF the foot
ball squad. are available for basketball.
now that tho eleven has disbanded. and
with c. C. Latour. who Is acting coach
OF the flve. should give the Blue and
White a strong nucleus for this years
tcam Parnes played with the Cornell
freshmen two years ago and Calvin was
for "a time on tho Georgetown squad.
Ralph Morgan, Secretary OF the Inter-
collegiate Basketball League, declared
to-day that It would be impossible for
him to announce a schedule OF games
for week or more. The list was to
have been published early this month.
but several OF the colleges have been
unable to arrange a satisfactory pro-
gramme.
A canvass Just completed OF the
swimming material at the leading east
ern universities indicates that interest
ing developments may be expected this
season at the annual individual cham
pionships In the past tho colleges In
tho league Yale. Princeton, Columbia.
| Pennsylvania and c. {. N. H.--made
virtually clean sweep Of the laurcls,
and this mas caused the public to look
upon the colleges holding only associate
membership as negllgiblo factors. But
conditions have changed. The title fix
lures of 1915 promise to furnish sur
7 1..#a.H 4 AHaHN IA n al
| leyan. Williams aud Rutgcrs now boast
| Of dangerous candidates FOR tho cham
| piOnship tests, and there is no doubt
| that these men Will put up hard hght
| for every honor at stake. Tho rapid
growth OF interest In swimming Is plac-
ing IA completely new aspect on tho coll
lesiate situation in water sports.
Miss Catherine Flaherty Of san Fran
cisco appears to have accomplished re-
marksble feat in swimming three and
OnC-hult miles In In. 43m. los, and
| covering tho first mile in the record
| time OF 29m. 1t may be Well to await
| details before leapng at conclusions
however, Apart from the fact that marks
| made In oI.-n water are often unreliable
| because OF the influence Of tides ana
currents, Miss l'lahorty has never be-
| fore displayed anything like the speed
now credited to her.
Rutgers College will place a well bal
anced swimming team In the water this
| year OF last years team Gallagher
Moore. Luckens, Goldstcin and Lefurgy
are available, while the new material in
cludes two former high cracks. Petten-
gin OF Commerce and Redmond OF Poly
Prep, besides several promising re-
crults.
Vance Nieth of tho Los Angeles 4. c.
has practically concluded negotiations
for 50O-yagi match face between MS
and George Schroth. Sacramento lad
of the same age. witt is now tho all
around champion OF the Southern Pa
cifc A. a. y, district and Schroth has
several times forced TO his PAGES Nor
man Ross, San Francscos world record
holder so especial interest attaches to
the contest,
No mara nhlg ilIuatra tinn af kha
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vaIger and Pappas Win.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 80. Benny
Valger. the French bantam champion.
outpointed Gussie Lewis, and Jimmy
Pappas. the Greek bantam Champion.
won from Joe Tuber In the show at the
Olympia A. A.
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BartfieId win. over Cro...

PROVIDENCE, r. l.. Nov. 3O.-sol-
der Bartfeld OF New York won a de-
clsion over Marty Cross OF the same
city before the National A. c. at Marie
vile. Tho bout was a hard one from
start 70 finish.
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Dundee Scores Knockout,

SOUTH LAWRENCE. Mass. Nov. 3O
Johnny Dundee knocked out Eddie
shannon OF California, IN seven rounds
at the Unity Cycle Club. Lawrence
Mass
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