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The sun., 1917-09-30
GOOD CARDS AT YOUNTAKAH

PAssAIC. y. J.. Sept. ?s.-Four mem
bers OF Yountakah Country Club to-day
returned net scores better than par. 7s. In
an eighteen hole handicap which attracted
big neid of players. The scores:
William l.. Clark. 9l-2s. ss; Bartlett,
Greene. si--ll. 20; La Rue, JI.. SIS.
Mann, ss--s, ~: James u. Edwards. 90
ls. 7t C. H Edwards, ss-l2, rs: Walter
O. Pfeil. 76-o. rs: X. w, Moore. l0S-e7,
10; l., r, Good.peed. ss-li. 77 William
The sun., 1917-09-30
LOCKWOOD GETS SATISFACTION
Wins kickers Handicap NJ Wee
Burn With Card Of ~.

STAMFORD, Conn. Sept. c9.-Th, Vas
satisfaction day at the Wee Burn COZ
Club The players chose their own
handicap and the sealed number drawn
by the handicap committee was -,
d. Lockwood won the event with he
score of 1875. 20. other scores.
+. c. Adams. sG-l2, -; \. II iijmu
N2-lo. ~; !. $. Garvan. oI-2l. a " :,
MiNseli. so-12, -; !. NJ. Dickinson, los
q. s.; 4; $, PIT. SO. =; 4, " Stss
GHM,G HronS.r so; : g knnpp; al" Vs.. ~ .,Jo,s
oG-o4. 20; r. a. Lockwood, ~ Ii. .,
Bruce Weaver. n4-19, 70; l.. /. .S'oned
Cloonnn. s0--lI 70: W L S.aL. - y.
The sun., 1917-09-30
TIGER CUBS SCORE
OVERLAWRENCEVILLE
Sweers Work Enables Prince.
ton to Win, - to o.
Special Despatch to TIE Srx.

LAwRENcEvrLLH, ~ =. sept. 2s.-The
Princeton freshmen had little difficulty
defeating Lawrenceville here to-day.
~ to 0. Sweet Of Princeton intercepted .
forward pass IN the first quarter and ran
10 yards for a touchdown. A second
touchdown was made in the next period
on straight line plunging. Penny starred
In this department, and was the main
factor in the Tiger attack.
Both teams Irlye0 straight. old fash
ioned football. The game was marked
by many fumbles and by the many PEN
alties incurred by the freshmen, who.
however. gave indication uf possessing
much potential strength. Euwer played
brilliantly for Lawrenceville The lineup:
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The lineup
n-.--- Tae

Lawes. Breckley for Hummill. For ursi-
nus: Brooks for Bowman. Whitman for
Helfrick. Touchdowns-Lawes 2. Baker.
Kelly. Goals on touchdown-Baker Ref
eree-Mr. Farrier. Dartmouth. Umpire
Mr.. Green.
The sun., 1917-09-30
GOVERN TRIPLE WINNER.
Leads Ana wa Mls Field In Handi.
cnp, sweep and Special.

SPECIAL Dtspdfeh 10 TnE Sun
RYE, ". Y. Sept &c. J. Govern
spent a pleasant afternoon on the links
OF the Apawamis Club to-day. his card
Of Sis. 20 placing him In the lend In
both the eighteen hole medal play handi-
cap and the ball sweepstakes. This
same player also showed the way in the
special event. where his handicap, in
creased to 20 strokes. gave him Sc
net. W. II. Browning was second In the
special with a card Of l02-2S. ~. The
leading scores in the handicap aud
sweep" were as follows:
Handicap-C. j. Govern. Ss--ls. 20: W.
NJ. St!ilman. si---13. ~: :. Ra,telle. 90
y. IS: T. J. I:aidlaw. $40. 20: F, c. NJ
Kemp. N-O. 81.
SweepGakes-A. !. Govern, ss-Is, 20;
F. St!llman, 04-ls "a; Norton Squire
80. 20: F: c. u Kemp. so-9 20; W. G.
Lester, 03-ID. -.
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MARQUETTE TAKES OPENER

MILWAUKEE, Sept. 20 --Desp.i' ofogS
of Pat Smith, captain-eleCt OF On, Ml'h.'
gan University team. Marquette lnFrr'
sity won It's opening game of Tho srt''n
with the Great Lakes Naval TT ui
Station team. IA to : r. i .."."s
were on the defensive after 'n hr-.
quarter
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GOLF AT SCARSDALE.

WHITE PLAINS. y. Y, Sept, 2s,.- in
an eighteen hole medal play handicap fov
Childrcss with SILL. II. won: Or. {. +.
hynn. n N,.h s!.-is' y was ;S,r, second .na raql
Burns, $40. 20. fourth.
The bal swsepstskss resulted as follows:
Class A. Chiidress, s?--iI. II. 4. Il,
Hyatt st-s. n, Class B-D. J, Burns.
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RUTGERS ELEVEN IN |
INAUGURAL TRIUMPH
Jerscymcn Sweep to 25 to 0
Victory Over Ursinus in
Opening Game.
Saecill DespafcA TO TNn SrN.


NEW BRUNSWICK, Sept. .2s.-The Rutgers
rookie" football team won It's spurs
here to-day BY q smashing rs to 0
victory over Ursinus IN the opening game
of the season.
The Scarlet showed q variety Of at.
tack that fairly daxzled the Pennsyl-
vaniana Shifting from short. powerful
line drives to spectacular forward passes
and brilliant end runs. they had Ursinus
almost completely at their mercy. though
the black jerseyed warriors fought back
stubbornly. The visitors had q versa
tile and far flung offence. though few
trick plays were used.
Robeson. the dusky RutRers end. was
the shining star Of the Scarlets attack
Reaching his ianky arms far above the
mass Of struggling players he SHARED
pass after pass for big gains for the
home team. Frank Kelly too was ar
important cog In the RUTGERS "tank'S'
progress down the field. His en. rum
ming was fiawlese. and when the Rutgers
interference was working smoothly he
tore of yards Of ground.
Kelly's Run Futile.
Early in the second quarter Kelly
broke through the Crsinuy line and
dodEed tackler after tackler for a IS
yard dash. His efforts were fruitlese.
however. as he was called back and
Rutvers was penalized fifteen yards for
holding.
Rutgers scored early in the game.
Afte- Ursinus had failed to gain on taxi
Ing the ball. the home team captured the
ball In midaeld. A steady march down
the feld followed. Short. sharp dashes
by Kelly and Whitehill were the main
ground gamers. but they were inter-
spersed with spectacular forward passes
to the giant Robson. After a ten min
ute advance. Lawes was given the ball
on his own yard line and plunged
over for the first score.
Practically the same tactics were en-
ployed in making Rutgers's second touch
down. Kelly taking the ball over the
line. This score came early In the Sec
ond quarter.
The sun., 1917-09-30
GARFIELD WINS SWEEP"
Leads Class 4 on Links Of Forest
Hill Field Club.

Sweepstakes in two classes. as we'll
as best ball foursome competition. were
on the card at the Forest Hill Field
Club yesterday. James Il. GARFIELD, re-
turning a score of 73-6. 81. led the
feld In the A division. while w. p.
Macksey. with s5-25. 20, was the best
in Glass B. There was a tie in the
best ball event between G. s. Nixon and
r. Harris. with 75--l4la. 60i., and NJ
Ready and Ira Hand. with Solo,,
60ta. The sweepstakes scores were as
follows:
Class Al. b. Garfield, T3-s, CT:
Robert Kuebler. s'-1i ~; NJ Barlow.
Ira Hand. 83-2l, 7:; 4. b. Wallace. 100
-. %: W. NJ. Sherrard. 1OO--2T, 70; F.
NJ Mark. 3o-:". 70; Philip Gordon.
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SOLDIERS HOLD LEHIGH.
ColleEians Score Only One TOuch-
down Against Gcttysburg Outnt.
SpeciQI Despdtch to Til

Special Despdtch TO THE Sun.
BETHLEHEM. Pa. Sept. 2s.-A score Of
7 to o was all Lehigh could make to-day
against the soldier boys of the Seventh
Infantry from Gettysburg camp. Headed
by Capt. Lanphier, a former West Point
star. the soldiers gave the collegians n
hard rub.
The soldier boys never were near a
score. Lehigh missed score on Wy
sockis tumble in the third period and a
good chance to score a drop kick in the
second period. Capt. Halsted's drive
falling short. The lineup:
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GRAHAM REACHES sEMI.F1NAL.
Defeats 4 J. Luce, 4 and 2, on Ar.
cola Links.
Special DsspatcA 10 TnE SrN-

ARcoLA. n. j.. Sept .s,-Archie
Graham former State champion. is still
one OF New Jerseys best golfers. He
reached the semi-nnal for the Arcola
Country Club championship to-day
when he defeated l.. J. Luce in a well
played match. 4 up and 3 to 60.
Two of the other three matches lead.
ing to semi-nnal round resulted as fol.
lows: Victor-Maude defeated J. H.
Hawley. 6 and 6. and r. W. Cunning
ham defeated John r.. Marshall 2 up.
The sun., 1917-09-30

Sanford made his annual plea for the
abolition Of the cut down from behind.
Last winter his request to have the ham
stringing OF men not carrying the ball
prohibited was turned down. This time
he called for somebody to move that
the rules committee bar tho cut down
from behind. II was so moved and
passed unanimously, so II Is fairly GER
tain that next years rules win include
the prohibition Of that unsportsmanlike
play.
Tie men present--there were about
l50-got several other opportunities to
make recommendations TO the rules COM
mttee. recommendations which were
submitted for general approval by Mr..
Camp. The committee evidently believes
that the officials and others Interested In
the game may be of considerable help.
II was voted that in the case Of an
officials detecting anything that would
make a forward pass illegal he was not
TO blow his whistle until after the play
had been completed. This Is intended to
give the defending side chance to In:
tercept the pass.
The sun., 1917-09-30
MARTIN GOLF CHAMPION.
Defeats COnneI : and : nt Ilen
Ridge.

Np'CT0' Utspd7cH 10 IHT -
GLEN RIDGE. Is =. Sept -!-Tht
championship of the Glen Ridge loIn:gy
Club golf tournament was Won 'U.day
by q, B. Martin, who defeated Fed
Connel : UP and 3 to play In !, snsdi-
stakes l.. +. Mccoy won with - TIE
scores
l.. L Mccoy. aO-l. ~, II NJ Va.b...
oG-20. 30: II, II. Rogers, adj. - = y.
Hayward; o3-l4 10; IL '"'4"'
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NAVY BEATS DAVIDSON.
Flowers OF Losing Team scores On
73-yaPd Sprint.

Special DespotcA 10 THE Sun.
ANNAPOLIS, Md. Sept. 2S.-Gil Dobie's
mdshipmen opened their season to-day
with victory over Davidson College Of
North Carolina. 27 to s.
Like all early season struggles
wherein the lads engaged are fresh from
vacation pleasures and indulgences to-
days struggle developed neither very
bad football nor very brilliant Gridiron
work. The visitors were completely out
classed except in the punting depart
ment. where Gray had a shade over
Martin.
Flowers OF the visitors got away for
70 yard touchdown. Ths lineup:
The sun., 1917-09-30

BEST BALL AT wYKAGYL.


SpSCof OSSpUsV" ~ A"e ss''
NEW RocHELLs, N. r. Sept, 2s.-Be-
sides the third match round for the
risrnsy cup members Of tha wykasyl
Country Club took part IN four ball
competition. and when all the cards had
been posted n. T. Drake ana John
Hobes, with Sill. ~. and 7. c. Dur
ham and w. l.. O'Brien. with SIS. -.
were found to be tied. Match play for
the Tierney trophy was under handioap p
conditions and II. r. Street beat G. r.
0iilett. 4 up and . to play; II. c.
Hutchins beat W. r. Bonnsn, 6 up and
3 to play: l.. II. friedman beat F. F.
Northrop. ; UP and 2 to play. Inc
scores in the best bail event were as
follows: ...- ~.
a. T. Drake and John Iapsss eScii.
Il; 7. c. Durham and ". L, 0srisr: n sSn
Q, ~; p. J. Rucker and J, 3. -Mervin'
49,, ~; W. n. Hoiston and o.. T. Oaell'
sS-i, u; ". \. BsI!er aMd.r. .; sSob,..
a2--l6. 20; q. II, Fergusoa and j. u.
widmer. OO-12, "a.
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UPslnus Threatens.

rrsinus threatened for a moment after
Kelly's long run. in the second qua rter.
when Rutgers was penalized IS yards.
the visitors twice downed the Rutgers
backs for losses. and a 25 yard penalty
put the ball on the Scarlet goal. But
Whitehill punted out Of danger and the
whistle ended the half.
Whitehill's long plunges were directly
responsible for the next tally. Rutgers
advancing go yards A tumble by Ursi-
nus on their 35 yard line put Rutgers In
position for another touchdown. and
they promptly took advantage Of the
chance.
Contrary to expectations. Rutgers was
not impeded by the barring Of the "mul-
tiple kick" which was used by Sanford
to great advantage last year. The punt
ing Of Whitehill was the best Rutgers
has had in years. and Gardner and
Remson. substitute backs, were almost
az good The Scarlet was we'll pro-
vided for in the booting department.
The lineup:
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BARRMGER DOWNS PAsSAIC.
Claimants OF Jersey Title Win Ex.
citing Game, 3 to o.
Sn<rsni D>snnfcA IN Tur arr

PAssAIC, N. j., Sept. 29.-Barringer
High Schools football players opened
the season here to-day by defeating
Passaic High Schools representatives,
champions Of the Northern New Jersey
Interscholastic League. 8 to o. The
contest was exciting and we'll played
throughout. Juiliano kicked a goal from
the 80 yard line. The lineup:
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TIE IN THIS TEAM MATCH.
Plaindeld and Crawford Golfers
Each score Nine POints,

Specicl Despoich 10 THE SUI
PLAISFIELp. y. J.. Sept 29.--The
home and home match between the
Plainfield Country Club and the Gram
ford Golf Club to-day resulted in a tie,
each team scoring nine points. Four
teams played on the local course and six
on the Crawford links The total sum-
mary was:
Pla!nned-J. T.. Erickson and S D.
Lounsberry. .: H. l.: Butler ana Morris
Dumont I: H. D. Hobbard and T. b.
Shoemaker. o: II, J. Cochran and II. /.
de Forest. g.; J: W. Baker and II. s.
Rowland, D: W Lester Genney and How
ard Craig. J. j. A. Watson and C. T. Lip
comb. o; ", NJ. AllinE and L. n Aliing,
2; J. =. stevens and T. w. Wallace. O;
cranford-Emmons and Naught. o; An
drews and Pierce. o; Blake and Ryan. !;
Banker and WATSON. o.: Wild and Miller
3; Barrow and ussing, o: Kayser and
Bates 2; wetherell and Crane. o; Conroy
and Kendall. .; Sloan and Frazer. O..
Total. Q.
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Observation-Disclosures Sweet, Hall. Goals
from touchdowns--Swect . Substitutes-Prince-
ton Donhoe for Brown, Hcrzog for Sweet
Sweet for Herzog. Hcrxog for Sweet, Wood for
Raymond for Davis. Wilson for McCaull. Taylor
for Hawke. BAH for Spcers. Knox for BAN.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT for Holden. Antrum
Stcwart Coney for Badham, Kicks for Comey
Rakcr for Hicks. Miller for Antr,nn. Dyer for
McCauli, Seufers for Prince. solmaon for Lewis.
Chidestef for Baker. Stokes for Weatheriy.
Referee-C. ]. McCarty, Germantown Acad-
envy. Umpire-F. W. Luehrins. Princeton
Head linesman-F. T. Bryan, Princeton Time
Of Quarters-7 minutes.
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BROWN VICTOR IN
OPENING BATTLE
without Services Of Pollard
Bears Beat Rhode Island,
~ to O.
NEW MEN PLAY WELL
sssc;oi Desss ieA 10 rus Srs.

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. Sept 2s.-Brown
defeated Rhode Island by . score OF ~
to In the opening game OF its football
season this afternoon.
Brown used . large squad. and II
appeared as though there was material
to develop a team Of the same caiiore
az that Of the crack eleven last fall
Pollard did not play.
Shaw's work stamped him as . COM
ing gridiron star The whole backheld
showed up brilliantly. Shaw. Albright,
Coulter and Brooks doing the big share
In advancing the ball. Weeks. Browns
star end, played great football while In
the game. The lineup:
The sun., 1917-09-30
SANFORD SURPRISES
FOOTBALL MEETING
Proves His Multiple Kick Still
May Be Used for Scoring
Field Goals.
CLEAR DOUBTFUL POINTS

George Foster Sanford Of Yale and
Rutgers sprang a surprise on the Foot
ball Rules Committee and everybody
else at the annual rules Interpretation
meeting At the Biltmore Hotel last night.
Sanford proved that his famous multiple
Kick had not. as had boon understood.
been legislated out OF existence as u
scoring agent. He showed that the
multiple kick could be used In conjunc-
tion with place kick-that there was
nothing In the revised code which could
prevent such mode Of scoring.
Last season when Sanford invented
the multiple kick II was used by his
Rutgers eleven and other teams In lieu
of an orthodox place kick for scoring
Held goals. Last winter the rules COM
mittee SO changed the definition Of .
place kick as to bar the multiple kick
except In place Of q punt. At least the
committee thought II had barred San
ford's pet. Last night Sanford declared
that IL was his intention to use the
multiple kick in conjunction with the
place Kick. He would have the ball teed
up on scraped up earth, but at the same
time held by the hands of two players.
How IL Is Worked.
Il hate to have my players scrape up
the earth and kick from tee," said
Sanford. but the rules committee re-
fused to legnlixe the multiple kick, 30
we will have to make the tee. II will be
necessary only to rename the child the
multiple place kick. Next year I will
come before tho committee again to
dignity the most scientific kick in foot
ball. 1t takes five men to handle the
kick-five men In absolute coordination.
Why. not one man OF the committee
which tried to bar the multiple kick ever
saw II worked
The multiple kick calls for the quar-
terback to receive the snapback kneel-
ing. to place the bal, into a cup made
by the hands Of two halfbacks lying on
their stomachs and facing each other.
The fullback stands about four yards
behind. ready to kick the ball. with
the help Of a tee OF earth the kick should
be bigger thing than ever.
When Walter Camp, who presided.
was asked for a ruling on Sanford's s
latest variation Of the multiple kick he
declared that as outlined by the Rutgers
coach 1t was perfectly in line with the
rules.
The sun., 1917-09-30
BOSTON sWAMFs NORWICH.
Opens Season with Victory by 20
to o score.

Special DsspaIch to THE SuS.
NEWTON, Mass. Sept. 2S.-Boston Col
lege eleven opened its season here to-day
by defeating Norwich University, 26 to
o. Only once was the home teams goal
line in danger. Liston caught the open
ing kickoff and ran IT back SIS yards to
the Boston College twenty-five yard line.
where the home team defence stiffened.
The sun., 1917-09-30
W. 81. BEATS SCH00LB0Ys.
Davies Scores for kiski In Long
Run-Tnlly Ia ~ to :.

WASHINGTON, Pa. Sept. 29.-@, fum-
bled punt and a blocked kick lost the
football game here for Kiskiminetas
Springs School to Washington and JEFF
ferson. Kisi outplayed W. and j.,
both on the offence and defence
In straight football. showed a more
versatile knowledge Of the game
and emed in better condition. w. and
Us ability to take advantage of Kiskis
misplays alone was responsible for the
Red and Black victory. The final score
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TO HELP ATHLETIC FUND

George Bothner will stage wrestling
tournament Tomorrow night in his gym
nasium on Forty second street for the
benefit Of the Army Athletic Fund.
Seven bouts will be staged.
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ON ESSEX FELLs LINKS.

CALDWELL, n. J.. Sept. ?s,-H. s.
Horn was the winner OF the September
tournament on the Essex Fells golf links
this afternoon, He defeated Jason Rogers.
up and .. thirty six holes. In q sweep
stakes Mrs. Rogers was the winner with
SILL. II,
The sun., 1917-09-30
YOUNG LEADS AT NASSAU

GLEN COVE. l.. L. sept 900
Young led the field In the c.gh'.r" woe
medal play handicap compettIu.
link, OF tho Nassau Country '...
returning a card OF 1880. 7& /. Dr."
ger was second. his score rcHu"-
"a
The sun., 1917-09-30
HYDEWOOD GOLF TOURNEY.

PLAlNFlELD, y. J., sep -'
Bazi,r won tho champi"nsh| '.
Hydewood Golf Club TO-DAY %. ..' ''. 6
Walter Whitehead and %. 800 i. '
Of n thirty-sN hole match ".. H'In'
winners for the presidents up ....
II Townsend 9S---27. II. II y 'N....
S6-il. ID. Kcnt BenAer. 100 l,
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ITO TO o.

NORMAN, Okla. Sept. 29,-ln one
hours playing time the University of
Oklahoma here to-day scored 26 touch
downs and kicked - goals for l79 to
o victory over Kinghsher College of
Kin gfsher, Okla
The sun., 1917-09-30
EASY FOR KENTUCKY,

LEXINGTON, KY. Sept, 2S,--The Uni
versity Of Kentucky football eleven
showed up strongly in its first game Of
the season to-day and defeated Butler
College Of Indiana, SO to 0.
The sun., 1917-09-30
COLLEGE STARS DEFEATED,
ambulance Corps Vanquished by
Penn. state. 10 tn q.

ALLENTOWN, Pa. Sept. 29.-State Col
lege was the victor by 10 to In its
football match here to-day with the
United States Ambulance Corps eleven.
The contest aroused great interest.
Among the spectators were many Phila-
delphians, who came here in motors. The
lineup:
The sun., 1917-09-30
PLAY ScORELESS TIE.

CRAwFoRpsvILLE. Ind. Sept 2s.-
Wabash College and Marietta College
opened the football season here to-day
with a scorcless tie. Both teams played
largely with new men. only seven old
letter men being on the field for both
teams.
The sun., 1917-09-30

WILLIAMS STARTS WELL.
oatclasses n. T.. 1. and Scores 20
to o Victory.

Special DespdfcA to THE SrS.
Wu.LIAMsTowN. Mass, Sept. 2s.-Will-
iams defeated Rensselaer, Poly in the
opening game Of the season on Weston
Field to-day by the score OF 20 to 0.
williams played a splendid game. keep
ing the ball in Its opponents territory
throughout. Boynton. Halsted and Day
ton starred for williams. Sweet and
Duffy were the mainstays for r. p. /.
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BarrinRer.
OHIO ROLLS UP 40 POINTS,
Western Conference Champions
Beat Case Eleven.

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Sept 2s.-The Ohio
State football team, Western Conference
champions OF 1915. opened It's season
here to-day by soundly beating the Case
School eleven Of Cleveland, 40 to 0. The
champions suffered little. apparently,
from the military draft and presented
IN impregnable line at all times to the
Cleyelanders
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MORNING ROUND
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HoLBURToN GOLF VICTOR.

HACKENSACk, N, j.. Sept. 29.--In tho
nnai round for the smpionship of the
Hackensack Golf Club here to-day J. W.
Holburton defeated ]. II. Abeel. up. and
8 to play. Conditions called for thirty
six holes
The sun., 1917-09-30
ST. PAUL'S IS BLANKED.
Defeated by BOyA High Gridders
Is to O.

Boys High School eleven opened its
season yesterday with an easy victory
over the st. Paul's School team at Gar
den City. The score was 13 to 0. It
was Bays Highs first victory over the
Long Islanders in nve years. The
The sun., 1917-09-30

TOuchdoWh-HaIsttd: Goa! from touch-
Substitutions-Whitink
for Wagner. Mills for Evans. Frizeii for
Chickering. Hsilowell for Frizell, Kensins-
ton for Murphy. Pfeiffer for Mccarthy.
Referee-Mr. Tate. Lehigh. Umpire-Mr.
Fonda. Stevens. Time of periods--s and
10 minutes,
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ALBRIGHT Is SWAMPED.
Carlisle Indians Overw he Inn Rivals
90 to q,

"VNe'"' 1e"gS5sN''
CARLISLE. Pa. Sept 29.-The Carlisle
Indians swampcd Albright here to-day
before large crowd by score Of
so to 0. The periods were shortened
half way through for Albright's bennt
Features were the spectacular rum
ming by all of the Indian backfielders.
Herman zigzagged the line up through
the whole Albright team for a touch
down.
The sun., 1917-09-30

TouchdoWhs-1tbbels. Z: leroy. l. God
frey, Herman. c. Walker. Metoxen Goals
from touchdowDs-1rroy, 8: Herman.
Referee-Paul Smith. Bucknell Umpire
Prof Saul. Oberlin. Head linesman-Dunn
Dickinson Time-Two periods of L minutes,
two of 10 minutes
Substitute ons-C arlisle-M Moore for Norie.
Lassa for Moore. TapQuechi for Lassa Hood
for =. Godfrey, Jones for +. Walker. Wright
for L. Godfrey. Smith for Fiinchem Tupncr
for Coulter, Bran for Tupper. Vigil for Miles,
MetoHen for Tfbbets, C. Walker for HERNIA an,
Herman for Leroy, Holstein for Herman
for Gambler Shiery for j. Shambaugh, Up.
1inger for Troutman, Hassler for Tetcr,
Miller for Hoch. Long for Homan
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AFTERNOON ROT

ouimet- -ou,iford--
The sun., 1917-09-30

Substftutes-WIIliams: Stabler for Be-be
CArrick for Strong, Quigley for Mills
Krieger for stearns. Bonner for Papin
NenssaIe: Walsh for Kahn. Kakn for
Walsh. Touchdowns-Brown.: :: Boynton
Kicked goals-MilIs. 2 Umpire-J. NJ
Young Of Adams Referee-A. W. Risiey,
Albany. Head Linesman-C. +. Seeiey.
Williams Ttme-20 minute periods.
The sun., 1917-09-30

Penn State (10). L. S. \. G. lO).
Rauch. l.. e.. .Cubbage(P. State)
Tevener .....,....l- T, johnson tW. h Ii
Brown ...........L O.. Moore wv. & Is
Griniths Centre Wick iwash.j
Black ,..........-R. T. .Mayheld (wash.)
vSnHset b: Duane n. M = SD sp}
Rabb ............L l. II. b.. lrwin(F. Il NJ
McKelvey .... RI; II. y. Conn (Ore. Agj
Gross ............F h. Peck Penn State)
Touchdown-Pond. Goal from touch.
down.Cqnoyer;, Goal from neldZwolfe
ette) for Hall. Hareii tPasadena1 for
Cubbage. Clark UNIV, of oregonj for
Irwin. e. Murphy (Yals) for Conn. SUIT
clifYe UNIV. OF CALI for Mayheld, Conn
for sutciiffe. Cubbage for Cans Brennsr
Maryland statel for Conn; Penn State
ard for Wolfe, Shields for Rauch, Rabb
for Shields. Referee-Fred Godcharies,
Lafayette, Umpire-Mike Bennett UNI
yersity Of Pennsylvania. Head linssmsn--
Tad ssnEree. Haverford. Time of periods
10 minutes.
The sun., 1917-09-30

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Jtner-
Neal for wimberly, wimberly for Neal,
Neal for Creei. Dunkie for Reise. Fiber for
McCreight, I.ally for Stobbs. Kiski: Halle
brand for Dempsey. Dempsey for Halle
brand. Washington and Jefferson scorins
Touch chdowns-McCrei Bixler. Goals
from touchd hdowns--McCreight 2, Place
ment goal from heid-Mccreight. Kiski
scoring-Touchdow Goal from
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Missed dropped field
Eoal-Davies Referce-Fred j. Crolius,
Dartmouth. Umpire--EuGene Bowling,
Carnegie Tech. Lincsman--w. b. Sterrett,
Geneva. Time OF periods-Each 10 min