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Tombstone epitaph., 1917-08-19
GENERAL
GOES TO PHOENIX

BISBEE. Aug. 13-wiley E. Jones.
attorney general, who has been in
Bisbee for the last week investigat-
ing local conditions. the outgrowth of
the local strike, left for his head
quarters in Phoenix this evening.
Governor Campbell left last evening
for the same destination.
jones is preparing his report and
promises that il will be in the hands
If the Governor in a short time. Gov
arncr Campbell is then expected to
issue his recommendation on the
findings Of the attorney general, and
those OF his own.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-08-19
No. 81
PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
State School Land

STATE LAND DEPARTMENT
Phoenix. Arizona. June /, 1917
ia conformity with the provisions
IF the Public Land Code OF the STATE
1f Arizona, approved June 20, 49,
notice is hereby given that the State
II Arizona will on Monday, August
3. 1917, at 9 O'Clock A. NJ, at tn,
unity Court House. Tombstonr
,rizona, sell at public auction the
GLOWING school lands located in CO
ehise County. Arizona. No improve
nents attach to said lands.
In T. u s., r. q E.:
Lots l. ?, 3, 4; SwA NWA: VIZ
WI. Sec SO. containing 27s.0s acres
-lore or less, appraised at s1669.OO.
No bid for less than the APPRAISED
aluations will be considered. The
right TO reject any and all bids is re
.arved. Information regarding the
md and terms of sale may be OBJ
aimed from the State Land Depart
1ent. Phoenix. Arizona.
STATE LAND DEPARTMENT.
By w. A. Moeur. Commissioner.
First publication June 10, 1917.
.ast publication August II, 1917.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-08-19
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, AT
PHOENIX, ARIZONA.
State Of Arizona.

okdtc W SNfi<OHd-
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that the
State Of Arizona. has filed in this Of
fee its School Indemnity Land Sc
lections. Lists Nos. 1856. 1877. 1888.
7Ss, 100. 7Sl. 1872. 1893. 1874. 1876. 1896
oa575O. OS575l, O35752. 935753, O35754.
O35755. O2575s. O35757, O3575s. O3575s.
oa57GO. respectively. applying to sc
l"ct. as indemnity the following de-
aribed lands. towit:
List No. 1856 Serial No. O3575O:-
In T. ~. s.. r. 10 e. SWA; Sec
ton ,; So: Section 4: NwI4; Sec
ton IA
List No. 1877. Serial No. O3575l:-
In T. u s.. r. 10 E., All Section s.
List No. 7ss. Serial No. O35752:-
In T. II s., r. 10 E., All Section 6.
List No. 7ss. Serial No. O35753:-
In T. - s. R. 10 E.. All Section I.
List No. 100. Serial No. O35754:-
/ In T. II s.. R. 1s E.. All Section Is
List No. 791. Serial No. O35755:-
In T. u s.. R. 10 E.. All Section 8.
List No. 1872. Serial No. O35756:-
In T. II s.. R. 10 E. All Section 9
List No 1913. Serial No. O35757:-
in T II S. r. 10 E.. All Section 10
List No. 1874, Serial No. O3575s: J.
In T u s.. R. 10 E., All Section II
List No. 7s5. Serial No. O3575s:-
In T II s.. R. 10 E.. All Section l.
List No. 1876, Serial No. O3576O:-
In T. Il s.. R. 10 E.. All Section Il
tAll in G. G. 5. r. NJ
During the FIVE weeks period OIL pun
Ication Of this notice, or at any tim.
hereafter and before final approx
20 certiGcation. this office will r.
1--WE protests or contests as to an,
# the tracts applied for and trans
- the same to the General Lane
rfice.
Dsted at Phoenix. Arizona, Jul!
%, ;e17.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-08-19
OVER TO BISBEE

DIR. c. Hunt County Physician,
and Sheriff Harry c. Wheeler. both
members Of the local exemption board
went to Bisbee last evening after
having completed looking into the
affidavits of exemption which occu-
pied the whole Of two days They
will return on Monday to conduct
the examination.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-08-19

Possibly the to Mr.. John L. Donnelly's 'bec-
oning finger of revolution may be found in the Loyalty
League which has been formed in Arizona for the ex-
press purpose of DISCRIMINATING that raitorous organza
ION known as the Industrial VII =" ~ World This
object ACCOMPLISHED there will be need of revolution
need of the people taking the h"snnSs &c . own
cn,,rities into their own hands The LOYALTY League
has mission to perform and is to spread the
country rapidly than has the l. W. W. union
that the people aroused and the start is made
Ell Paso Times.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-08-19
AND ABE LINCOLN KNEW

The women of this country responding nObly to
and their obligations in this and look
country from to fOrcbly reminded of
that little statement Lincoln made that faught
with emphatic truth. Abraham Lincoln said Il am not
accustomed the language of eulogy have never
studied the of paying compliments to women, but
say that if all that has been said by and
poets since the creation of the world in praise of
we're applied to the of America it would not do
them justice for their conduct during the war.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-08-19
NOTICE OF SCHOOL BOND ELEC-
TON

Because. in our judgment it deem
Cd advisable to do so. We the under
gl=d Board OF Trustees. School Dis
e.. e., Nc. 4 in the County of Cocnise
lte 6. Arizona. do hereby call an
ton 20 be held on the 18th day
O. August. 1917. in the school build
i"- situated in said District for the
purpose Of submitting TO. the quail
8 voters at said election. whether
Ire bonds of said School District No.
shall be issued and sold to raice
money for the following purposes:
For the purpose OF constructing
and equipping and furnishing a
school building TO be located upon
lie Northeast corner OF Section No.
3 Township %. Range 90 East.
The said bonds shall bear interest
payable semi-annuaily at the rate Of
si~ per ccntum 90 and be of tn. &C.
lomin9tion of s25OOO. Two Hun
lred fifty dollars each and numbered
-0nsscutively from One % to Ten
1C3 inclusive. payable and maturing
a date corresponding with the
late Of said Bonds. in the years as
'ollows:
No. One payable and maturing in
he year 1918.
No. Two payable and maturing in
Re year 1919.
No. Three payable and maturing in
he year 1920.
No. Four payable and maturing in
he year 1921.
No. Five payable and maturing in
he year 1922.
No. Six payable and maturing in
the year 1923.
No. Seven payable and maturing in
the year 1924.
No. Eight payable and maturing in
he year 1925.
No. Nine payable and maturing in
the year 1926.
No. Ten payable and maturing in
The year 1927.
Robert Todd. Fannie E. Fletcher
and Mrs. J. w Haverty. are hereby
:ppointed by the undersigned Board
# Trustees of said School District
No 4, Carr Canyon. as judges for
the purpose Of conducting said cleo
ton and the election polls shall be
open between the hours of Ten
o'clock A. NJ. and six O'Clock p. NJ.
Of the day and date upon which said
election shall be held.
Instructions to voters will be post.
ed according TO law.
Dated this 2sth day Of July. 1917.
W. z. DAVIS.
President Board of School Trustees.
School District No. 4.
J. W. HAvERTY,
Member. Board Of School Trustees.
School District No. !.
First publication Aug. 5, 1917.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-08-19
NATIONAL PROHIBITION

Several people i'll Tombstone who voted against local
prohibition find their hands called by recent events III
Washington owing the fact that the local people stat
cd that they were in favor of National Prohibition and
now that it only ten off with six years limit to
yet those states the dry column suppose the
aforesaid anti prohibonists will sldestep the arg
len by saying they will be for it when assured the world
will get on the water wagon
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-08-19
A NUT FOR I. w. WIS

The first requisite in life is that shall be able
living. For good we must be able to pro-
duce much than consume. and to make two
grains grow where there only crouch before. Re-
cprocity cooperation, mutually, three big words
40 is safe person whose time is not employed III
useful daily occupation where others well him
self are the gamers. .'Can you living Also do
YOU - asks Ebert Hubbard.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-08-19

NOTICE OF SELECTION UNDER
ACT OF CONGRESS APPROVED
JUNE 20, 1910. UNITED STATES
LAND OFFICE, At PHoEHI>.
ARIZONA.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-08-19

NOTICE OF SELECTION UNDER
SECTIONS 2275 and a27e, v. s.
REVISED STATUTES; AS AMEND
ED By ACT OF CONGRESS, FEB
RuAeY 20. 1891. Paragraph 9 ct
seq, Rules Approved April rs. 1907.
AS EXTENDED TO THE STATE
OF ARIZONA BY ACT OF CON-
GREss. APPROVED JUNE 20, 1910
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-08-19


3435-Wright, Bert. Douglas
6403-Champion, James Franklin, War
rem.
i16-- Bonner. Archibald. Lowell.
i7Ss-Shotwell. Vincent Louis. Lowell!
5975-McKenzie, James Castor. San
simon.
$40 Mallett. John f.. Bisbee
William, Frank r.. Bisbce.
34O5 Ramccy. Mu-l William. Douglas.
6553-Carr, Alvin. Wilcox
zoos Brenlzer. Lester C., Bowie.
$3.50 Chem WIFI B.s,oa.
635s- Nichols. Howard n Kelton
2532 Mays, Clarence. Douglas.
6O2O-Adams. George Alvin. Tomb
stone
39l Hart. Charles. Bsbee
+si7 Sharratt, Arthur, Lowell.
l2'- Miller, James. Bisbee
$685. Sea-. Elvix. Lowell.
1896 -Dufault, Fabien Joseph. Bisbec
$3.50 Ramon. Francis. Douglas
66Oi Mann. Maurvin G., Wilcox.
l6l7-DasheT. Samuel Ray. Blsbee
. Gas Herrera, Amado. Tombstone.
20 -Borreso. Aucus; F.. Lowell
I 2i35-Mller, Marion \. Douglas.
2t5t--Olson. Albert Douglas
I 31oS-Vukovich. John Douglas
/ il99 Eddins Earl Arretus, Gleeson.
4524 Calvin. John. Lowell
/ 5&t7 Caldwell. Harry Glidden. Nc,
Neal
fEz- psrgurap rvd - psshae
/ Marftinean. Verne, Lowell
sOi2-Bennett Ernest W. Toubs tone
I 1897 Bolton, Frederick r.. Naco.
09l -Sadler. c. r.. Douglas.
zSJ2 -Fralie Lonnie Hart. Pirtlcyille.
/ 53i6-Conger stephen Daviss. Nc.
Neal.
ll96-Pe-otti Martin, CORTLAND
i525-Eiliott, Hogan, Bisbee.
l565- Barrett Charles Thomas. pIs
bee.
III Radov.ch Nick. Bisbee
2JG- McGraw Thomas %ar2cs. Eisbee
1f6- Radc'ick. C,arlos. Douglas
s7G-AruEdales angel Torres. Pool
re reno. Alber Bisbee.
-3S- Chase. Eober- Bryou Wilcox
g3S-Noreuo. Jose \. Douglas
COS NeFin. Samuel n 8.sL ee.
g" BaE'or. Andrew. DoIsla
.Sl4 -Eichs. Herber, Carl Douglas.
2S& HAYDEN. Junior, Risbee
SIS Med.govich. andy. Tisbee
929 Emmett. John F.. Lowell
pJ2-Inglc. Jane David. Bowie
= rl3-Laucirica. Jose. Pirtlevine
9i4-Carp,to. Bert. Disbee.
2Gj-Royer. James SUI Uar. HgNea!.
.27-Llna. Frank. Douglas
36s1-Robb. Glenn y. Douglas.
ops Hall. William Reginald, Contra
Bridge Precinct. Ariz.
1897 McKelvey. Cleveland John
Lowell.
1902 McCrutcheon. Lorentz Verne
Light.
ll03-Andrews. Roy, Douglas.
3O43-Rugen. Otto y. Douglas
--9-Patillo. Russell Oryi!le. Douglas
-031-Malik. Heten. Lowell
lls-Turvey. Chas Samuel, Lowell
SO2-Frampton, Paul. Hereford
Gl65-Lloyd Joseph Edmund. Toni
stone.
Sacks, Arthur David Douglas.
gI79-KeIley. Ray Charles. Douglas.
li76-McComb. Jesse Edward, Doug
las.
i175-Lightfoot. Carl John. Bisbee.
5s7s-Boutagy. William $. Douglas
,s76-Medak. Martin. Lowell
-366-Sala. John, McNeal
J307-Barnett Lea Theodore. Court
land
52-Wumonovich. Loran X, Lowell
3OS-Ham, Charles, Douglas.
18I-Plane. Maurice, Bisbee
"a Fibbens. Patrick Macel, JOhnsoi
.74-Wilson. Tom. Bisbee
S'6-Donohoe. Iohn. Douglas
092-Stewart. James Stewart. Dou?
las.
O5-MedigOvich. George. Bisbee.
37O-Dixon, Morton +. Douglas.
'r52-Durazo. Manuel. CORTLAND.
29O-Finlay, Walter NJ. Douglas.
547-Taylor. Kenneth Edgar. Willcc.
Sweeney, Jerry Francis. Dou-
las
S65-Wade. Olof, Lowell.
2H-Kinkead. Charles Earl. Dougla
l91-Bell, Tobik. Bisbee.
s65-Jonas. Willie Gordon, Douglas
j5s-Hendrix. John. Douglas.
Scharlin. Max. Bisbee
1Ii-McCormick. Robert Charles, l.
well
!. 2-Marcinello. Giuseppe. Lowell
Gf02-Cowan. Thomas Alexander, Wa:
rem
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-08-19
State Of Arikona

10 WHOM 1T MAY CONCERS
Notice is hereby given mat -,
State OF Arizona haf Glod ia this Of,
zee its Grant Selection. List 20 a.l,
Serial No o34eOa ayply.ns 10 ,-lec:
for the benefit OF schoo! and Asylum
for Deaf. Dumb and Blind the FOL
lowing described lands. to.wil.
List No. 81. Serial 50 Oafgos
"A T. - S. % + 81 Section 10.
can in G. q S. 2. 81
During the five weeks period Of
publication of this notice or any
time thereafter and before final ap-
prevail and certifcation this Office
win receive protests or contests as
TO any Of the tracts applied for ard
ransmit the same to the General
land Office
Dated at Phoenix. Arizona May
Il. 1917.
} L. IRWIN.
Register
JOHN J. BIRDNO,
Receiver
Date Of first publication June 3.
1917.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-08-19

Date Of first publication June 3,
1917.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-13
N. Y.U.
InNew Plays
For Engineers

The usual Monday rest enjoyed by
New York University football teams
after a hard game was dispensed with
this week in view of the fact that the
two hardest contests of the season are
due in the near future. Stevens will
be met next Saturday, at Hoboken. and
the following Saturday will see the an
nual Columbia-New York University
struggle on South Field.
Coach Wall gave the regulars long
blackboard talk, in which he empha-
sized the necessity Of perfecting the
regular plays and pointed out the mis-
takes made by the Violet against me
Rhode Island Aggies on Saturday. lie
started the first drive against stevens
By introducing new plays.
The remainder Of the afternoon for
III. varsity men was devoted TO run
ming through the new plays and lorna,
tions. which seem exceedingly wei
adapted to the light backiield. no
scrimmage was held.
The Violet cubs, under the tutelage
Of Coach Harry Haring, were put
through a light but snappy scrimmage
with their own scrub. They are rapidly
being put into shape to face the army
plebes next Friday afternoon at west
Point
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-13
Coaches Censure
Cornell Eleven

ITHACA. n. Y, Nov. 12.-Returning
from Ann Arbor, after meeting the mos
disastrous defeat Cornell has expe.
rienced in many seasons. the Red and
White football team to-day was sub
iected to a severe blackboard lecture
in the Schoellkopf Memorial training
quarters.
Coaches Sharpe and Vanorman cen
sured the men for Neir miserable
showing against Michigan Saturday
and pointed out their mistakes: Sharpe
will send the men into a slight scrim-
mage tomorrow, but on account OF IN
iuries hampering the work OF four
players. Pendleton, Ackerknecht, Reu-
ter and Strauss, the scrimmage VIII not
be a severe one. :.
with all the rest of the team. in
shape, Sharpe plans TO perfect the for
ward pass and tackle formations Tor
Fordham in the last game Of the year
before the Thanksgiving Day contest
with Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-13
New Rule Favors
Soldier Athletes

The acceptance Of post entries from
,ode, athletes in all track meets was
..vorsbly passed upon by the regis
-,,tion Committee Of the Metropolitan
Association at it's meeting last night
rssolu,ion was adopted which re-
-.stei that Fred W. Ruben, a del,
ate from this district. recommend
Zen an amendment 70 the rules when
- various association representa-
ives convene in annual session at St'
louis on November 10.
EDDIE Thwaite, formerly Of the
$, Joseph's Young Mems Association,
lad 6O-dsy penalty placed on ms
shoulders for classifying his entry. A
number Of other athletes who had com
peted on expired registration cards
we're excused with Q reprimand,.
The counting Of the ballots Tor the
fifth place On the registration, BOARD
ihowed that Z. Wetmore Kingsley, the
regular nominee, had been elected IN
,r.mously. Fred A. Niles, Of the
Norningside Athletic Club, was chos.
"a By his confreres as chairman, OF
4s registration body 10 fill the place
q Jimmy Clark, who is now an IN
g;-uetor a. Camp Upton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-13
Error in Report of Game
tweenBrown andC0lgate
Brings Woe to Two Players
Pittsburgh Team
Holds Record for
College Football

IF Pittsburgh can defeat
4 Carnegie Tech and Penn
State, which seems alto
gether probable, she will have
completed her third consecu-
tive season without a defeat.
So far Glenn Warner 5
team has shown string OF
twenty-five consecutive VIC
tories, unmarried by defeat
or a tie. The change in the
Panthers' football complexion
came when Pop" Warner
left the Carlisle Indians, which
he made famous for their
gridiron picturesqueness, and
went to Smoketown.
1t is a record that is not ap-
preached by any other eleven
in collegiate circles to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-13
Boxing News and Notes
-By FRED HAWTHORNE

John Tea Dunn, orator of the Flat
bush, delivered the valedictory over the
quivering remains of the Frawley law
boxing game in this state last night,
and it may be said in passing that
Honest John is considerable valedic-
torian, and then some more.
Mister Dunn shocked the hight
Waterman, alarmed the Office boys and
Mortified all the inhabitants of the
women's department by leaping I'D on
our desk and crashing right into his
cratorical fury with both feet and his
two hands, but first he carefully
slipped his written notice Of the bout
between Billy Miske and Jack Dill
Ion. at the Broadway Sporting Club OF
prooklyn. tonight into our fist.
"This will mark my last official &C
tivity under the existing law that gov
erus the noble art of self-defence. and
hereafter / shall appear as plain John
Dunn. citizen Of the world. 1t Il! be-
booves me TO eXpatiate TO YOU upon
the possibilities latent in this meet
INC Of the two acknowledged light
I,nsvvweight leaders of the ring. The
padded glove will speak louder than
words in this instance, and the bout
viii undoubtedly prove fitting hnale
for the end Of the sport OF the ancient
"But bark you!' and the strong man
went genuine Saline tears, though
John Dunn's official body lies a-mould-
ering in the grave, his soul goes mafch-
ine, on. 10 hypothecate from the poets
- 80 ia beaneries and ! have dined
in palaces, but man of my versatile fs,,lIs
talents need not starve, No, my iu lhnll
is ordained by the fates, and | shall
tbenccforth endeavor to point out 10
the risSg generation the pitfalls on the
sea Of lie; in other words, J snail
mount the lecture platform and salvage
souls. aro,
show. and tell all your friends to iine
no at the box-ofice. Twill be an ms ms,
toric battle and pandeimonium VIII
reign. at popular prices.
After the janitor had moppe' Wy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-13
Pirnlico Entries

First race Cmaldtns; ,vo-year-o,ds: claiming
hx furongs )-Don joe. rs. Green Grass. li1.
l07. Phaiaris. rs: G0drg. ~: 'Happy sn .e
10; Lady yara. 2; Pors, IL: farban. ilit
Idea. ~: Tis19e,;e ~. afi,sl. lg,; Dios'
seco,d iaoe thaad'cap .,eep,cehsse ,e;il,s
thrcc-year-0'ds and upward. Two miles and la -
Early Light 1913. Mcshach. l51. Shannon yef
1879: Cynsure. l52; Eagle Thistle l3l. Ne.ps
ll52: stoaesood. rs; hish Flyer. 100. Redist
Thlrd race tthrec. year-o'I, and upward. settling.
one mile and seventy yarIs) -'IiJnb'0om. i0T:
i0i. Peep Sight, i. widow Bsl0te Jog: Fs-
lucca los. stalwsrt Helen. l0i huuel III.
Bond. p: hegr31aie Iol. o.o.u'. III; short
sddcd hrec-year-0.ds and upward o'r mile a1f
a fur00g It cket. l0i. Durcas. l0T. Ruues 100 B..
GsK. 100. fstar Cazer. io6 Luciu'. iol: Chiciet
IA Msn'iter TOT 100. flank O'Dy. "a. Ba.ly,
1925 wseman, lol: Godcrest Boy 100 "a X.
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Game Cock. lot: God Tassel. loi: Man Maud
lO6: tFiiminato- %: Cum sab iO0: F-agoaari
l0I 'isphet 1903: Per gourdlne. IS. Wyoming.
l0I iquetude es .Dccisisc. 90: fkewpie 0'Nci.
los. "a. h. Mscomucr cltD. r. B. Mclean
enDy "A II. Morris entry
SlIth rane selling. handicap; thru. yesr-o'd,
ard upward: ore nile AID haifl-Airnan. ll6s
'Ed Bond. l02. Mira. 100. Water Witch. lol /:
Bar q PhrniI p fudge winga,i 100. y h
Bcal. lo2: Yodens. 10. Copper King I0T: LIB
Jan Sands. 100: Traction. ie3. w. L. Oliver
entry.
seventh race thandicsp: c-Ycsr-o'ds and up
ward. III furlongs l-Leochares. 1871. Luciu i0gt
Julialeon. no. Tea C.ddy. ll2. Water Lsty lo7 p.
Rhine Maiden. los. Barry Shannon. 1903 siNtlins
rs: Gloomy Gus. i0'. .BrnshunL i2l. ,To2 q
N Morning. ia. iPaui Powers entD.
Apprentice allowance claimed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-13
Pimlico Results

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-13
Columbia Must
Finish Season
Minus Captain
o.lC Cochran Forced to Under.
go Operation-Parnes
Stays in Lineup

u Offset the good news that Rosen,
.,srback Of the Columbia football
,,,,ity. is rapidly recovering from his
-ous attack Of blood poisoning, the
.,rrcement was made yesterday that
NJ Cochran, captain of the Blue and
r,ite eleven, will be out Of the lineup
,bs last two games Of the season
4-ovgb a similar affection.
Corbrsn's case seemed last week
r. niGer than RoSen's, and he ap-
-.ars5 on the side-lines as an exhorter
.,;rr the Hobart contest Saturday.
Yesterday, however, Major. Cochran
fashioned 10 Coach Metcalf that his
~ condition demanded a second
pc yor Saturdays game it is clear that
..;,her Of the two afflicted veterans
III h available. The lineup will &C
..,5inely be approximately the same
$50. ..;nsf Wesleyan as it was against
vobsr+. with Sam Weinstein again act
az quarterback. Parnes, who did
...sssistently good work as Cochran's
,T5s,itute al end against Hobart, will
ali likelihood remain at this post.
Kennedy, Field Captain
Jerk Kennedy, left end, seems to
ave been tacitly agreed upon as field
.,,ts;n in Cochran's absence. and, in
49, acted in that capacity last Sat
-,ssv, Rosen is expected TO be in
..;f5ru in time for the New York
r,jversity contest on the cath, but he
!. more likely TO line up as a guard
i,n 70 return to the quarterback po-
ston. III.
,.,tsrday. but listened to a chalk talk
I, he training quarters. The tresh-
~ were sent out for signal practice
--s,r Tom Thorpe's tutelage, in prepa-
-,tion for their Friday contest with the
Wesleyan freshmen. -
Word came to the coach yesterday
-, De F-onzo had played one half
i,s. Friday against the Horace Mann
.s,- with A broken rib. The plueky
ysvrg full back had complained or a
..rn muscle, but insisted upon beng
.n,zed TO enter the contest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-13
Foster Shows Way
To Newspaper Golfer,

The Newspaper Golf Club held its
6nsl tournament Of the season yester-
dsy 1T Van Cortlandt Park.
The low net was won by X. ]. Fos-
,.r with gl-23 SO. Foster also won
~. Gag contest, but could take only
nrize. the second trophy going 10
Cbsries Lauz, who hnished two inches
from the cup.
The other winners were: ., g., 80.
u .sL1.s arnnz contest. with go yards
r. "I'c ti,.nsa. ws9mso; ah,inE egn's ~;
Si,s lls ya. M Il es sss, a' sass. 90 %
49, lss Isiseie1 sfosf.