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PIMLIC0 ENTRIES.

Fra Race-Twoyear.olds; ceiling; ak
hppleiack IL rs; Mirie oonnell, IL;
Bsiaross. 1ib; Fair adn sausre, li5; Ehls;s
csas GONE ION MIS- ils .fSe Taiker IT, :soaway
In .Biue Devil. iio .Tomfool. ITO.
! second Race--Sudbrook Purse; threeyeeF-
olds and upward Allies and mares one mile:
Leader Of Lss soa ,l'i ioa. KS Ssrnf. iis
coSsia Lass. los Flame, Ios; BIlypaonsy.
'Third Race-EilIridge stespiechase; three.
xear.oids; two miles; Belle of the Sea. Az ;
Gull Flight. ls,; Bonne Cause, 1s2; Water
FS Sssn ~; f i%psnftsiity is Royal Arch
~. tCherryst0ne, Isz; Debadou. 13?; Whist
H.. Isl: Donnersiia, lsai tPisnsy. iss,
t tnSr,s sn'f Ry..c.-s,anord Handicap; three.
.s.. a1A qsss ss H. ~ f9 SRma.u nag s
,,ssS,iromScii, IA; Motor Cop. Us; subhsdar.
i rii,S 'RRsse"fiNewln. PURSE; ,wc,y.ar,
arionzs Tgs t, KISS ,o As war
Navel p, mo- f I iss &im ahni III No. No;
hony, ii5; The Dsuphin. los.
Sixth Rscs-Two'y:: l .olas; y maidsns; sell eel
ns sx fHroqg ySss fo Ssn Sisp a e,
III lady Mary ilGi. ,Peilu. us summer
Rsinbow Girl liz I D5ssi,l. iisi Queen Meme.
IN Us; Mother.ip-L Law, ia,
4 Seventh RAee--lianaicepi claiming; three
Isssm,Sr woodtSsps liz, Tsyis. iOs: .poashsr,
,ss: Thornbioom. ioSi tDsckmate. no; Pleas.
ant ant Dreams. %; Ar Man. iosy.
! !zi,STssa s" allowance slalnsa. Z
The sun., 1918-11-02
SCHOOLBOYS IN FOUR
GRIDIRON BATTLES


The indicated Hamilton Institute
football team wiz tackle Flushing on
the Long Island teams gridiron this
afternoon. Hamilton mas one OF the
strongest teams in the city and for
Flushing to win the Long Islanders Will
have TO be at their best.
At Commercial Field. Brooklyn. Brook
lyn Prep and New Utrecht will clash.
The only other Brooklyn game will be
that between Adelphi and Poly Prep at
Adelphi Field. De Witt Clinton Will
take on White Plains II. S. at White
Plains In the only other scholastic game
of the day. Commerce. Morris, Eras-
mus Hall, Manual Training. Commercial
and Boys High will be idle. The scho-
lastic schedule for to-day follows:
FOOTBALL.
AZ white Piains-De witt Clinton w.
At Flushing, l. Hamilton Institute
w. At comnsrciai Fisid---Brootlyn Prep vs.
Al Haeiphi Fisld-Poly Prep We. Adeiphi
AT Peekskill-Coneordia Prep vs.. Pesks-
MA AZ cornwaiI-Sew York Military Aoad-
At Garden City-st. Paurs VS.. MontcisAr
Academy.
At Newark-Barrlnger vs.. Mohtelair
The sun., 1918-11-02
N. Y. U. IN POOR SHAPE.
Loses Christopher on Eve OF Game
with Camp Merritt.

The New York University football
team experienced further difficulties yes
terday when Quarterback Christopher
developed water on the knee. He will
not be able to take part In the game
against the strong Camp Merritt team
at Ohio Field to-day.
BioomgArden. substitute quarterback,
who has been playing all week on the
scrub with q broken finger. will play a
short while to-day, but Ingrassia will
start the game at quarter.
Coach Mason Is not sanguine Of vic
tory to-day. He says his green team
will be up against u stiff proposition
when Il tackles Camp Merritt. He has
had practically none OF last years men
to start with and has been forced to
construct his team from what year
ago was high school material. b.
Yesterday Mason promoted several OF
his scrubs to tho varsity. Freidlander,
an all scholastic back with De witt
Clinton last year, was moved UP 70 left
haifback and Draffen will start the
game Mt left guard. Only a signal prac-
tice was held on Ohio Field yesterday.
Tho New York University g. A. T. c.
team will present the following lineup
against Camp Merritt: Lawrence. left
end: ,saeterstein, left tacklei Sulzer, left
guard: Koenigsburg, centre; Draffen,
right guard: Fernandez. right tackle and
acting captain; Hartwick. right end !
quarterback. Insrassia: left halfhack
Freidlander; right halfback, Adams; full
back, Dickman
A review OF tho New York University
g. At. C. unit will precede the game,
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PENN-DARTMOUTH TO
PLAY THANKSGIVING
Green to Fill Date Formerly
Used by Cornell.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. /. - Dartmouth
will be PENIS football opponent Thanks
giving Day on Franklin Field. Graduate
Manager Bushnell of Pennsylvania an
nounced to-day that the New HAMPSHIRE
eleven had been moved back on the
schedule in order to give them the big
day of the year. Dartmouth IA a great
favorite here and should draw as big
as Cornell ever did.
Word reached Penn tonight that DR.,
Roger. the State Health authority, has
prohibited Lafayette from leaving Easton
Saturday to come here and play Penn-
sylvania. Bushnell late Tonight was
hoping against hope that the Lafayette
team would be able to come without be-
ing accompanied by the students as the
advance Of tickets had been very heavy.
The last minute decision OF DR. Roger
has added additional burdens to PENIS
already overburdened shoulders.
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OF yearlings," said Jennings. ''ahd II
was necessary to reduce the string"
Pimllco had It's opening to-day. II
was marked by bright but cold weather.
big crowd and cuppy track. Many
men notable in army and navy circles
were present
Omar Khayyam has lost his form
completely. Favored with 1T pounds
and pltted against ordinary horses, he
was decisively beaten. He was not a
serious factor in the struggle at any
stage OF the Journey. Gloomy Gus won
easily by two lengths from Corn Tassel,
with Omar Khayyam beaten. a similar
distance for the place honors,
Jockey Ensor rode three winners and
Johnny McTaggart two.
Maxey Hirsch has rold Smart Money
and Fleeing Sheik to d. Hammond and
Wiseman to z. K Bryson. These horses
will race In Cuba this winter Hirsch
also sold Grouse to J. o. Talbot.
The sun., 1918-11-02
SHAW WILLPLAY
| LAST GAME TO-DAY
- ETFITT /! AZ. = T u -
With Noted Halfback in Line.
up Columbia Confident Of
Beating Amherst.
ny eRoReE n. UNDERWOOD.

Fa-~r
y Just a year ago the Amherst eleven
came down from the Berkshires and in
a hard fought football battle on South
Field. defeated Columbia. II to 8. With
Charley Shaw. haifbacle de luxe. playing
his last game for the Columbia. and
-ioulahan, the big smashing fullbacl.
Quito make up for the two furnb,es that
proved the Blue and Whites undoing
last year. Columbia to-day win strive to
avenge the 1917 reverse at the hands Of
the Purple and White.
Shaw viii report to the Aviation Ser
vice after this afternoons game and the
contest will be the last ono in which he
Will battle for his alma mater. The
same alternating line smashes by Lieut..
Robb and Shaw with which Dawson har-
ried the Camp Merritt line last Satur-
day, are expected to play havoc with the
Amherst defence to-day. Big Houlahan,
who was not In last Saturdays game.
gives Columbia an added strength on the
offence, and It Is hard to see how the
Berkshire boys will be able to stand up
under the Columbia battering.
With practically the same lineup he
will throw out against the Purple and
varsity through long signal drill 1t was
noticed on the offence that most atten-
ton was paid to his favorite cross tackle
bucks. Later Dawson gave the Scrubs
the ball and the varsity defence was kept
busy with the volleys Of forward passes
with which Dawson instructed the
scrubs to worry them The only weak
ness displayed by Columbia last Satur-
day was its inability TO break up Camp
Merritts forward passing attack. Daw-
son has centred most OF his efforts this
week toward developing defence
against the aerial attacks.
Dawson was elated yesterday by the
appearance OF n new halfback. who many
think will be able to fill Shaw's shoes
In later games. The newcomer IL c. b.
Collins. n former Comedian. Collins Is
rather light, las pounds, but IL slippery
az q creased pig and elusive Us will
O. the wlsp. Though at Columbia all
season he donned his football toys for
tbs FIRST time yesterday. Canapery also
was back in harness. In either Collins
or Canapery Dawson may find the back
to plug UP the gap that will be left when
Shaw departs. Columbia and Amherst
to-day will line up as follows;
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MIDSHIPMEN READY FOR FRAY.
Confident Of Victory over 81.
o.. . Helena sailors.
Special Despatch to Tn. Scr.

ANNAPoLrs, Md. Nov. THE Mid
shipmen will play their second game OF
the season to-morrow-the eleven of the
st. Helena Training station, near Nor
folk. The sailors were secured TO take
the place of the Philadelphia Marines,
who were compelled to cancel.
The academy team Is in fair shape for
abe game The line up will be: Left
end, Snively left tackle. Scaffe; left
guard, Saunders: centre, Arthur: right
guard, Perry; right tackle, King: right
end, EVEN quarter, Severn; right half.
Cocmbs; left half, Roberts; full. Raw
linzs. 's
Since last Saturday the squad has lost
Butler. who hurt his foot, and regained
Roberts, the old Colgate back. and Even.
a regular end: Rawlings, fourth class
man, will make his debut In the back
field. He made quite reputation In
tho middle. West as halfback on the
eleven;of the University OF Cincinnati.
Captain Ingram is expected TO be In full
shape for the game by another week.
The sun., 1918-11-02
PIMLICO RESULTS.

First Race-Maiden two-year-olds purse
~ 900: six furlonEs-'Hong Kons us tMc-
Taegart). straight tloeo, place 500 show
rlsce sis. show $50. second: Clean Gone
lis ,walls). show 81. 30, third. Time. las 20.
sunsiep. Tapaguer, Phantom Maid. Ceramics
mcn,,, ponnAAsht and apple Jack also ran
seSond Race-Three-year- olds; claimipE ;
Rn.or G g,s STs 81 swS lsss S'h .Ao %,
SHOW 40 ssSonds charlie Leydecksr. ne
tRodrieusz,. show iaS' ihird,, nm me i;S 20
Third Race-The 1napeural Stoeplechese;
and upward: purse noOo;
two Ils Is - nas. esler .noS ' woD
Reisnce ~ (Bushl. place 500. show $3.50.
second -Hibler, 1i1 tSmooO, show SEQ third.
Time, s;G bet Acshado, North STAR MT
/, Fourth, Race-The Arlington Handicap
ihres-year- ci9s nnh; upwnra purse n0oo;
%, won; Corn Tsssei. io7 1Ensorl, riar. $50
show $3.50 second: Omar khayyam, III
(Iiummerl, show ESQ. third Time. i:ts 2-S.
Ticket Franklin. Trumpator and Bayberry
Filth Race"Ths Druid Hill Hyde Psrh
Purse; two-year7olds; purse 1900: six fur
, .r.sht sssS rlsss snow se son
Esauimau. ida Rummsr,,, place $3.50 show
s. 90. seconds Lillian shaw, 81 Lunsforib,
Gallant Fleeing rshelk. Bagheers, Thistle
don, Roi Craig and Dottis vandiveer also
ran.
sixth Raoe-.Thuee-yeAr-old and upward I
purse 81, coo; six furlongs-Ultima Thule, Tia
tEnsor), straight $50, place " o. oua for
show, won't Ieochres. 1873 qIunsford). piauo
tBaiD, out for, tbor... third. Time. I;it,
seventh Rass--G@ynn oak Purse. three
Ii 600; ono mile and .. furlong- -Piedrs, zoe
tEnsor)' straight y. So, place ", show % co.
won; re. Hk its sapmsrl a, place VIZ,
dpreeeel, : show $50. third Time, iss Is,
w. II, NBuckner. stAtini. Peerless Ono and
Irregular also can
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RUTGERS TO PLAY
BRICKLEYS ELEVEN
Teams viii Clash at NelO
Brunswick on Election Day.

While Ensign Charley Brickley's N. 7.
S. team was going through q fast signal
drill at Castle Point Field. Hoboken, yes
terday Buckley was arranging game
with the strong Rutgers College eleven
for election day. The game will be
played on Nielsen Field, New Brunswick.
On account of having n substitute
backfield in the fray against Syracuse
a week ago Brickley's team was unable
to show at its best and was defeated.
The sailors are conceded to be one OF
the strongest teams in the country and
are confident OF victory next Tuesday.
Following the game with Rutgers the
Navy Transport Team will play Camp
Vail on the Polo Grounds on Saturday
November. Q. on account OF arranging
the game with Rutgers Brickiey has
called OF. the contest with Camp Merritt,
which was scheduled for weidenmayer's
Park, Newark. next Tuesday" r-."
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ED THORP APPOINTED.

WARRINGTON. Nov Three new
athletic directors have been appointed
by Walter Camp. director OF the athletic
division OF the Navy Department Com
mission on Training Camp Activities
Edward ]. Thorp OF New York, for
NOR De La Sale athlete, has been APP
pointed representative OF the commits
sion at tho submarine base at New Lon
don. and Andrew L. Smith and II. p.
Braddock. former all round athletes at
Pennsylvania, have been appointed
directors at the navy stations at Goat
Island San Francisco. and San Pedro,
near San Diego. respectively.
The sun., 1918-11-02
GREENLEAF GAINS
ON JOHNNY LAYTON
Young Pocket Billiard Expert
Scores in Double Header
at Days.

Ralph Greenieaf, the eighteen-vear-o old
pocket billiard expert from Illinois. last
night slightly increased his lead over
Johnny Layton, former champion, In
their 1900 point match at Days. The
youngster won both ends OF double
header, the first game by 100 to So and
tho last by 100 to 80.
Greenleaf put together q brilliant
cluster of 40 In the third inning OF the
first game. This gave him IA command
ing lead that the veteran was unable
to overcome
The youngster was not in the best OF
stroke IN the night game and well
played % by Layton in his eleventh in
ming put him within strlkinly distance or
the youth. Greenleaf, however, pulled
himself together and ran out by holins
81 balls in his last three ihnings
The total score now stands 1000 for
Greenleaf and sll for Layton. The
score:
AFTERNOON GAME.
Greenleaf--o, IA. 40, 0, G. II. Q. D. IL, g.
100. Scratches, 3, High run, 20
Layton--li, o. IL. l6, 0. o, IL. 0, ), b-s6.
Scratches, 2. High run, lc.
NIGHT GAME.
Greenleaf--0, o, 10, 10. IS, 0. o, 10, Q.
~. 9, u. 1910. Scratches, 3. High
iayton--1s. 0. o. II. o, 0. 0. 4. o. 0. Sc.
Z, 1872. Scratches. 3. High run, 81.
The sun., 1918-11-02
FORDHAM TEAM HAS
TWO STIFF DRILLS
Men Practise Morning and AZ
ternoon to Prepare for Game.
With st. Johns.
NJ FREDERICK q. LrrB.

Anxious to mako up Cor lost time in
training. Coach Eddie Sisklnd. Of the
Fordham 8. A. T. C. team. yesterday
took leaf out OF q baseball managers
book and sent the Maroons through
morning and afternoon practice. At the
end they were in good shape for the
game with Sc. Ishn's College Of Brook
lyn this afternoon.
The morning practice consisted of n
scrimmage between the varsity and the
scrubs In the afternoon SislSind sent
his charges through an hours signal
drill. :,
In their game to-day Fordham will be
without the services OF three OF It's regu-
lars, o'Sare. left tackle: Ryan, left half
back. and Hallisan, centre. The trio
will be busy with military duties. In
their places Siskind likely will play
Reilly, Brown and Mulry. All of these
lads have made a strong showing in
practice during the last week and the
coach expects the team to put UP q
strong game.
Much Of yesterdays practice was de-
voted to forward passing, play In
which Captain Frisch and Carney are
very proficient The forward pass
proved ForGham's best oqensive play in
the Ngame with U. 8. 8. Granite State
sailors, and It will be employed extern
sively against ct. Johnl ~.
The Fordham lineup for to-day's game
likely will be as follows: Carney. left
end Reilly. left tackle; Cinnelli. let
guard; Mulry or o'Connor, centre: Van
VIE or Frye. right guard Harden. right
tackle; Corselle, right end. Barnes or
Manly, quarterback; Gilmartin. LETT hair
back Frisch, right halfoack; Brown or
Cannon. fullback.
Though the quarantine regulations still
are in force as far as the Fordham
Student Army Training Corps men are
concerned. the public will be permitted
10 enter the grounds for the game. The
wates will be opened at 1 $50 p. NJ.
The sun., 1918-11-02


me and as soon as Sunday comes 1t either
ralEN or blows, or fog comes on. and
here's a boatload OF good fellows that
want to catch blackHsh on the wreck. and
here I am drifting around the Atlantic
ocean for ling3 pshawi"
And "Joviai George said Sugar sew
eral more times. though the boys got
plenty of ling. and after a while the fog
cleared ana the Rosabell with her company
OF buccaneers made the wreck and got
some large bAckhsh.
One cod was taken. one sea bass. one
bake and ling too numerous to mention
J. Fllescher nabbed fret prize with large
blatkhsh. whke +. Thomas took second
with a hake. and the writer had the ef
frontery to collar third with a blackfsh
that will he very nne boiled. thank you.
After all these happenings things sim
mered down again and all hands got busy
cleaning nsh. while tho seasulls followed
the wake of the boat. picking up the offal
as II was thrown overhoard-a glorious
sight TO view their myriad white wings
sweeping down to the surface and then t.
see them mount again You who have
seen them can realize the beauty OF tine
picture. ARTHUR THORNTON.
Wreck Lead, Oct. 81.
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MAYOR OFFERS TO BOX.
PlainheId's Executive Wants to
help War Fund.

PLAINFIELD. y. j.. Nov. i.-wllllam
n. Smalley. Mayor of North Plainheld.
who recently retired from business 20
take a position with the Emergency
Fleet Corporation. announced his WILL
ingness to either wrestle or box at a
public exhibition any local business man
OF 1870 pounds weight, the proceeds to
be given to the United War Work fund.
In case his challenge Is not accepted
the Mayor Offers to referee n match be-
tween Marion +. Alderman and Andrew
T.. Lenney. commissioners OF the Plain
field and North Plainfield Home Defence
Ieague
The sun., 1918-11-02
VARSITY TEAM FOR HARVARD.
Capt. Durham TO Concentrate Ae-
tivity in One Eleven.

,, CAMBRIDos. Mass, Nov, IA repre-
sentative Harvard football eleven com
posed of the best players who are regis
tered In the various military and naval
units at the university IL TO be devel-
oped instead OF several unit elevens. ac-
cording to announcement made to-day
by Capt. Carroll Durham. adjutant or
the Harvard Students Army Training
Corps '"
Capt. Dunham found that the demand
on the mems time was 80, great II was
impracticable to. develop several eievensl
so he decided to concentrate the football
activity in a varsity IN charge OF the
veteran trainer william +. tPooch)
Donovan. The FIRST game viii be with
Tufts November. 8.
The sun., 1918-11-02
WESLEYAN VS.. WILLIAMS.
Rivals Since 1881 Will Meet
Again To-day.

MrpDIKTowN, Conn, Nov. Wesleyan
and Williams, which have enjoyed un-
broken relations in football since 1881,
will meet on the .gridlron in Williams
town tomorrow. Last year the game
resulted In n no score tie and both COL
leges will use every honorable effort to
win this year. Wesleyan will be without
the services of its. centre, Gravatt. who
has been sick, and Hubbell will proba-
bly,. take his place. Capt. Anderson OF
Wesleyan may not be able to be at
guard, but II so seeley will substitute for
him. The other men are in good eondi-
ton
The sun., 1918-11-02

Have Nov. o Open ana Would Like
to Rlay for War Work Fund.

The Pelham Bay Naval Reserves
eleven has November open and IL
anxious to book n good team for that
date, the proceeds TO go to the War
Work Campaign Fund. Annapolis and
the Great Lakes Naval Training Station
are the two teams Pelham is most
anxious to meet. Coach Frank Bergln
yesterday said Pelham WINS ready TO
meet either of those teams "any time or
any place" On November 16 Pelham
will meet the Newport Naval Reserves
In the Yale bowl, New Haven, for the
War Work Campaign Fund.
The sun., 1918-11-02
Cod at Eastern and onshore Grounds.

YOU NJ rANtern ana OubnOfo ofouhubs
Cod are now at the eastern and the on
mine street yesterday. Large olaekhsn
are being taken at the wrecks on Long
Beach. a stray sea bass is being hooked
"a good bait for cod 10 the periwinkis
or conk. Take the she'll .on aud cut up
The large blaekhsh at the wrecks seem
to prefer skimmsrs at present AZ ,hs
eatehes sa Almost aay ''f se''
Tiomders and KingB.h ut divers Point.
Jim Schroeder OF Wreck Lead with sew
eral angling friends OF divers Point from
Joe Pesrsalrs Selly NJ. of Wreck Lead
kinghsh and 20 cells were taken by Peter
schroeder, Jr
Summer and Winter Fish Taken Together.
so,S wS 60, snsaT ss ns ss,s n to-
aboard the Commodore. Capt, Hen Wright,
OF Queenswater.. "Of course the principal
ocean fish anglers are interested now In
IL to 20 pounds each. On each trip tho
past week from four to six cod have been
bpnted.
"a rather phenomenal condition OF this
fails fishing has been the late lingering
OF summer fish until after the arrival OF
the " Inter varieties. sea bass; porgiss ana
fuke being taken with cod, ling. whiting,
blackhsh and silver cells In goodly rum-
bers. ..f
Recently the new coal wreck on Long
Beach, familiar TO anglers for three years,
was blown up By the Government, as II
had become a menace to navigation. Now
It Is scattered over wide area. hut most
Of the nshlng captains have located It, and
although II may mean the loss OF lot OF
tackle fine fishing Is usually found.
although tho wreck was there for only
three years It was covered with marine
growth and attracted ell species of hsh.
That's why ! believe that " Capt. John
Klein's idea of rock pile refugees was ever
taken up properly we could attract FISH TO
these refugees In enormous schools. The
United Anglers League should be given tho
opportunlty 20 carry out this IDEA ana
city and Government aid should BE forth
coming"
"Jovial George" Laments.
That piratieal craft Rosabell started out
from Wreck Lead last sunday with every
prospect Of n nns days hshinE In store Tor
Ali aboard but as the scotch say ,the pest
laid plans ~ mice and men gang AFT
aHley,f' and as the RosHben came through
Jones Inlet a fog came on mat put an
chances OF getting n range into the middle
And then "Iovlal George" who N his
youth was a Sunday school teachor ana
who ha. always been very precise In MS
convcrsation. especially when under par.
ticular stress, burst out with the expleuve
rOh. sugar. Every day In the Meek Us
The sun., 1918-11-02
JOE TUBER DnAB."'

~ PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l.-Joe Tubcr,
one Of the best nywelsht boxers in the
city. died last night mt his home, 5l7
Noble street. victim Of influenza, Tuher
was taken sick three weeks ago, but re-.
covered 30 quickly that within q weeks
cold ana the relapss sent him back To
bed. He gradually. grew worse and
early last night the end lne., He leaves
a wife and ine-month-oAl baby girl.
The sun., 1918-11-02
ID SENATOR'S IN SERVICE.

CHICAGO, Nov 1.-The Washington
club. last OF the American League men,
.bers to respond to Ban Johnson's request
for It's service roster. reported fourteen
men In active service, 1t was announced
to-day. Ten Of the men are In the army
and four In the navy.
The sun., 1918-11-02
SERIES NEARLY FINISHED,

Tho fourth and NTH games OF the base
ball series for tho semi professional cham
pionship of Brooklyn between the Bush
wicks and the Farmers will be played at
Dexter Park near the Cypress Hills elo-
waited station. tomorrow afternoon, The
series very likely will be ended then. for
II Is on n best four out OF seven basis and
the Bushwlcks already have made It three
In row.
The sun., 1918-11-02
BATTLING JIM JOHNSON DEAD.
Negro PuEiiist Is Victim OF Span
ish Innusnza. "a '" .

Boston. Nov l.--"Battling Jim"
johnson, the negro heavyweight, died at
the City Hospital to-day of pneumonia
which developed from Influenza. In
Paris in 1918 he had bout with Jack
johnson which was declared draw
after eight rounds For the last two
~ r. + HstG '-. ,-ks
The sun., 1918-11-02

KID Mccoy and Willie Mhan started out on vaudeville tour and
that Mccoy got all the attention Mccoy followed Meehsn into the
would be that he could the fatty four
willing
inside
a
to
he
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10
is he
The sun., 1918-11-02
SfcGoyERN BEATS EILE.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1.-The lid was
lifted on sporting events in this city to-
night, and at the ca nbria Athletic Club
a big crowd saw tx Ellie Of New York
and Hank (Young) McGovern of this
city In a fast battle. Mcqovern won.
The sun., 1918-11-02
scHUpp BACK WITH oIANTs.

Fsrdie schupp, who has come North to
Giants Tomorrow Afternoon. when. they
play the PHILADELPHIA Giants IA pycknlan
station, Doyle, F1etsher NsqArtt, Uausey.
pslnsres and chase also will be on the
Job. {I.ast week the Giants barely won
from Ifhs .PhiladelphiaAA