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los Schoolboys Run in
p. S. 4. L. HdrrierS' Meet
Every Lad Finishes in Second of Weekly Series of Tr-
angular Hill and Dale Meets-Stuyvesant and
Evander Childs Are Winners.

Tho second of the series OF weekly
triangular z. s. A. l.. cross-country
races was held yesterday morning over
the Richmond Hill High School IA mile
course at Richmond Hill, Long Island.
One hundred and five lads, representing
twelve teams. competed. OF the five
Manhattan and Bronx schools which ran
Stuyvesant and Evander Childs were the
only teams to win. Stuyvesant com
peted against Curtis in the final race of
the afternoon, with the East Side lads
carrying off honors with the low score of
II points The Evanher barriers trl-
umphed over Jamaica's boys by 20 to
33. The other winning teams were
Erasmus Hall, Flushing and Manual
Training.
p. Jerman of Stuyvesant led home the
pack In his teams race. The Stuyvesant
lad took the lead soon after the start and
showed the way to his teammate, Il.
Snyder, almost the entire distance.
| Snyder finished second, J. Serventi, an
other Stuyvesant boy, third and Janoff,
Stuyvesant, was fourth. Jerman was
clicked In 10 minutes As seconds. The
first Curtis lad to finish in this race was
j. Romano, who placed fifth.
Marvin Rick of Erasmus Hail. the
Brooklyn champion, led from start to
finish in his schools race and won the
event by more than fifty yards over S.
| Snow, another Buff and Blue distance
runner. ]. Mari, Erasmus, was third,
while c. Swanson. Erasmus. was fourth.
The first Clinton lad to cross the finish
line was A. Veg, who was seventh. J..
TILES. who finished in ninth position,
was the first member of the Boys High
team to finish.
In the misunderstanding Richmond
Hill race Albert Tracy Of Flushing, the
| city P. S. A. L. champion, won with
! little effort. The Long Island barrier
| negotiated the distance in the fine time
of 10 minutes % seconds, which was the
fastest returned by any OF the contest
ants. Tracy won by about seventy five
yards over Sulbach, school mate. w.
De Laneom of Richmond Hill was third.
| The first Bushwick lad to complete the
distance was II. Craven. tenth.
In the Morris Manual meet j. Eisner
of the Brooklyn school was the winner.
Crabb and Underwood, both of Manual.
| finished second and third. respectively.
r. Kushelewitz Of Morris, who finished
in fifth place. was the first member of
| that team to cross the finish line. The
summaries:
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DUETTISTE VICTOR
IN FAMOUS STAKE
Carries j. E. Widener's ColOrs
Home in Front in Chevy
Chase at Laurel.
DEBADOU SECOND BEST
s. G. Hildreth Scores Double
Victory With Arrah Go On
and Lord Brighton.
DEBADOU SECOND BEST
Special Despatch to TIE Sun.

LAUREL, Md, Oct. 1s.-Joseph E.
widener's Duettiste won the famous
Chevy Chase at the race track here
this afternoon. Mrs. Payne Whltney's
Debadou finished second and Hal PARIS
War Lock was third.
The Chevy Chase is cross country
race at two miles and a half. For 1t
host of the best jumpers in the coun'
try were nominated and nine real good
ones went to the post in quest OF the
$4,000 purse. Duettlste. ridden by
Byers, displayed a great turn of speed,
jumped well and scored an impressive
victory. He covered the course In
4 ISL 2-5.
s, c. Hildreth scored a double vic
tory. In the third race his Arrah Go
On defeated big field of sprinters and
in the fifth event his Lord Brighton
led home Duchess Lace and Camou-
fieur. The summarizes:
First Race-Two- year-olds; one mile:
Faisan Dore, 1903 (Hamilton), $3.50. S3.b
and s2s0. won: Sea Queen. 1o7 (Johnsonl
iahan]. 1910. third. Time, l:4o 50
oceanna. Tattie. Kitty Gordon and Pirate
MCGEE also ran.
Second Race-Chevy Chase steeplechase;
four-year-olds and upward; about two
miles and a half: Duettiste. 143 (Byers).
$40, $3.50 and $40, won; Debadou, l46
(Keating), 1910 ands 40, second; War
Lock, 1870 (Crawford). $3.50, third. Time.
4:5s. weldship. Syosset, Doublet. Toppy
Nix, Robin Goodfellow and Decisive also
ran.
Third Race-Three-year- and up
ward; claiming; six furlongs: Arrah Go
on. il3 Fator), $3.50. $3.50 and :22o
won; Papp. 100 (Kelsayl, s2.eo and SAGE
second; Foreground. 100 Gsande).. 32.6o,
third. Time, 1:14 lis. Ragnarok and
Rapid Day also ran.
Fourth Race--Three-year-o odds and up
ward; selling; one mile and sixteenth:
Indian Chant, 112 (Johnson), $3.50
tsandel, 1850 and $500. SECOND; Puts
and Calls. 1O7 (Hamilton). 81. third. Time
l:4S as: zouave. Golden Glow; Avion
Queen Blonde, Torquato II. and Capita
City also ran.
Fifth Race-Handicap; three-year-o Odds
one mile: Lord Brighton, 1875 (Fator)
$3.50 and out. won: Duchess Lace. TO-
(Hamilton), out second; Camoufieur. III
(Callahan). out. third. Time. l:+o. onl,
three ran.
Sixth Race-Three-year-o odds and up
ward: selling: one mile and a sixteenth
waukeag, los (Hamilton), $3.50. SIS
and $3.50, won; Daddy's Choice, TO-
(wida), IS and s3.7o. seconds The Bel
gisn IL, ITO (Fator), $40. third. Time
1875. wisest Fool and Queen Of thu
Sea also ran.
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GOLFERS PLAY FOR
HENDERSON TROPHY
Well Contested Matches on
Upper Montclair Links.
special Despatch 70 TIE Sun.

MoNTcLAIR, n. J., Oct. 1S.-Play for
the Henderson trophy in two classes
took place on the Upper Montclair Coun-
try Club links this afternoon. The
scores:
Glass At. E. butcher, s3-7, 76 (:
T. X. Gardner, 90-12. IS; R. Sander
son, S6-7. 70.
Glass B-J. c. Patterson, 1923,
70; ]. ]. Adams, 1922, So; J. H Pat
terson. 109-1S. 81,
In the foursome event, first round
eighteen holes by points. best ball and
total score, each count 1 point on each
hole, the results were:
First Eight-Clark and Burton beat
Kynor and Noile. and 6; Fuller and
Bartlett beat Davidson and A. Jen-
kins. and 4 Briner and Betteridge
beat Buzby and WV. Townsend, 3 and
2: F. Jenkins and w. j. Mclaughlin
beat Mackie and Rowland by default.
Second Eight-Adams and Harding
drew a bye; butcher and Morse drew
bye: Gardner and Stone beat Bren-
nan and White. and z: Williams and
]. c. Patterson beat Horsford and Chip
man, 5 and 4.
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BOYS HIGH ELEVEN
AN EASY VICTOR
Defeats New Utrecht Football
Team at Commercial
Field, % to 0.
BUM SCORES TWICE
Right End Carries the Ball
Over the First and Last
Touchdown.

Playing the first part of football
double header at Commercial Field yes
terday afternoon, Boys High defeated
New Utrecht, 23 to 0. 1t was the Marcy
avenue lads second triumph and the Bay
Ridge lads second defeat.
Boys scored its first touchdown soon
after the opening whistle in the first
quarter. Bum, Boys right END, rung
up the first score. After a series of line
plunges Boys placed the ball on New
Utrecht's 10 yard line, from where Bum
went over for his teams first touchdown.
Conroy kicked the goal
Dickman accounted for Boys second
score in the next quarter. Dickman's
score was the result of a forward pass
from Weiner. Dickman ran ten yards
for the touchdown. Conroy kicked this
goal also. Conroy in this period kicked
field goal from New Utrecht's 20 yard
line. This was all the scoring done in
the first half
Boys final touchdown came in the
final period and was scored by Bum.
After a dozen line smashes by Prayer
and Dickman Bum was pushed across
from the 10 yard line for the last touch
down of the game. The lineup:
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MANUAL SWAMPED
BY N. Y. M. A. TEAM
Receives Worst Defeat in
Years-Score is IS to O,
Special Despatch 10 THE suS.

CORNWALL ON HUDSON, n. Y, Oct. IS.
New York Military Academy defeated
Brooklyn Manual Training High School
here to-day s5 to o. The Manual team
was weak in all points and unable to
hold the academy team.
Manuals defeat is the most over
whelming yet suffered by a local high
school in a gridiron contest since the
record high tally was made by the Hyde
Park eleven in 4 game with Boys High
School. Brooklyn. several years ago.
Rogers and Noyes played we'll foc
New York Military. Their end runs
featured. Rogers made run of eighty
yards for a touchdown. Noyes made
eight touchdowns. The whole second
team played In the third quarter. The
lineup:
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COOPER LEADS GOLFERS.
Scores so in Qualifying Round a
Fox Hills.

W. C. Cooper turned in the low gross
score in the qualifying round of the
Presidents Cup tournament at the Fox
Hills Country Club yesterday. He
rccled eff an so for the eighteen holes,
which was four strokes better than f.
L. Byrne. who finished in second place.
Following are those who qualified. with
their scores: w. G.. Cooper. 500.
10; T. T. Cuthbert. 9s--2S. 10; w. Z.
Wheeler. 97-24, 73; NJ. Prain. s9--15.
"A; C. w. Lembeck, SS-19. rs; Z. l..
Byrne, S4-9, rs; f. H. Hadlock, 80
Is, rs; NJ. ]. Grammont. 94-1s, 76 ;
w. O. Smith, 95-1S, II; E. G. Il.
Riley, S9-12, II; E. f. Moran, 107-
80, II; David Blank, 1O6-2S, IS; F.
w. Keeting, $50, 7s; Lloyd Test.
$50, rs; Dr. C. r. Fletcher, s6-17,
10 Ralph Trler, 96-l7. 79.
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last quarter, got TO front In final furlong and won
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FLUSHING DOWNS
N. Y. u. FRESHMEN
Hallock, Fullback, Stars
Score Is % to 10.

, Flushing High Schools football team
yesterday gained its second victory of
the season when it defeated the New
York University freshmen eleven at
Flushing Field by % to 1c.
Hallcck the Long islanders sullback
proved a big factor in his teams tri-
umph. Hallock scored two touch
downs, kicked a goal from placement
and kicked one of the goals from touch
down, accounting for sixteen of his
teams total points. Schmidt made the
other Flushing touchdown.
Robertson accounted for all but one
OF his teams total points. Robertson
scored his teams only touchdown and
kicked field goal Mitchell kicked the
goal from touchdown The lineup:
Iln.N.irr IL LnnA " Y Ernsh LIhl
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CRAIG STARS ON LINKS.
Wins Princeton Trophy Mt Plain
field Country Club.

PLAINFIELD. N. J.. Oct 1s.-Howard
H. Craig with a net score of 70 won
the Princeton mems trophy at the Plain
field Country Club to-day, the event be-
ing an eighteen hole medal play handi-
cap competition. He also won the
sweepstakes event
The leading scores for the trophy fol-
low: Howard H. Craig. III. 20;
Charles Gilman, 99-27, 72; Henry ].
Cochran, SIT, IS; Albert I. Cooling
ton. $40. IA; Dudley H. Barrows,
7s-5. IA; F. NJ. Fargo. Jr., SIP, 10
r. F. J. Allen, 106-30. 76. Newton C.
MAR won first honors for the president
cup at the Hydewood Golf Club, North
Plainfeld, to-day, with a net score of 81.
The three leading scores were: New
ton c. MAR, 72-5. 81; Vincent La
porte. s4-15, So: John Dawes, 800.
TO-
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POLY PREP SCORES
SECOND VICTORY
Brooklyn Championship
Eleven Defeats CONNER
cial High, 26 to 0.
LOSERS ARE OUTCLASSED
All Scoring Is Made in Second
Period-Ohnell'S Work
a Feature.
LOSERS ARE OUTCLASSED
SCHOLASTIC FOOTBALL RESULTS.

At Van Nest-Stuyvesant, o; Morris, 0.
:. At Commercial Field-Boys High. rs;
= At Commercial Field-Poly Prep. 2s;
Commercial, 0.
:. At, misunderstanding. ~; N. 7. U.
At Cornws4-N. Y. Military Academy.
95i Manual Training. Q.
At Stamford, Conn.-Barnard School, il;
S'a%' Peak at' y 4 4%ss Sn. Prep. 4,
Pe %t Faek MlltaFy 4 4MoSssSn Lake. m
Mount Pleasant NJ. A., Z.
Poly Props boys, the schooTboy foot
ball champions of Brooklyn, yesterday
gained their second victory of the season
at Commercial Field when the Dyker
Heights lads downed the Commercial
High eleven, 20 to o. The private school
lads completely outclassed the Albany
avenue boys. who at no stage Of the
game threatened to cross Polys goal.
All of the scoring was made in the
second half. During the first part Of the
contest Poly resorted to line plunging,
but changed its attack in the final half
Of the game, Poly, in the second hail.
used the forward pass to good advan-
tage. Poly's first score in the third
Ohnell shot long forward to Parks.
with Parks running ten yards for a
score. McRea kicked the goal
In the third quarter McRea attempted
goal from placement, but the ball went
wide of its mark. Poly's second touch
down came in this period when Sadler
dropped a Commercial runner on Com
merciars yard line and recovered tho
ball for Poly. Ohnell on the next play
went through centre for his teams sec
ond score. McRea kicked the goal.
Bronder, brother of George Bronder,
the javelin champion. accounted for
Poly's next touchdown when he picked
up a Commercial tumble and ran twenty
five yards for touchdown. McRea this
time failed at his kick.
Poly's final touchdown came soon af-
ter Bronder made his score and was the
result of n long forward from Genthner,
with McRea running over the CONNER
cial lire for the score. McRea kicked
this goal. The lineup:
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MINNESOTA ELEVEN WINS.
OutpIays Indiana University
Score Is 20 to q.

INDIANAPoLIs, Oct. 1S.-Munesota won
it's first Western Conference game
here to-day, defeating Indiana, 90
10 g. Minnesota used straight football
throughout the game, the line plunges
Of Ruben and Phillips proving very ef-
fective.
Indiana scored its points IN the first
quarter, Mathys the Crimson's quarter
back, drop kicking for two goals. PIE
Gophers scored their first touchdown in
the first period, taking the ball down
the field from centre In three long
runs. Both sides were penalized fire.
quently, the Gophers losing fifty-fve
yards in this manner in the last period.
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skenedrl light at end.
ch. f., Trainer
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WILLIAMS FRESHMEN WIN.

allowance claimed
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WISCONSIN ELIMIN ATEs PURPLE

EvANsTowN, ILL.,. Oct. 1S.-Wfsconsin
eliminated Northwestern from the Wes-
leyan conference football race to-day by
defeating the Purple players. 10 to 9.
Fighting until the final whistle North
western kept Wisconsin followers in con-
sternation lest their teams slender lead
be overcome. Wisconsn's points were
made in the first half. a touchdown by
Weston resulting from beautiful for
ward pass. ALVEY added a field goal
from Northwestern's fifteen yard line.
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RAIN PREVENTS RACES.

ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. 1s.-Heavy rains
to-day prevented the carrying out of the
last days programme of the Grand Cir"
cult races here. and tonight the visit
ing stables We're on their way TO winter
quarters. While the week of racing drew
good attendance, the showing made was
rather tame. and no records were broken
even for the local track
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Apprentice allowaree claimed
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BARNARD WINS OPENER.
New York SchoOlboys Defeat
stamford NJ. a. Eleven, 13 to o.

STAMFORD, Conn, Oct. 1S.-The Bar
rard School football team sf New York
opened its gridiron season here this af-
ternoon by defeating the Stamford Mill
tary Academy eleven in a we'll played
game by 13 to 0.
Bolles, the New Workers. fullbaclS, was
the hero OF the contest The big. sturdy
lad from New York accounted for all of
his teams points and was its biggest
ground gamer. He scored two touch
downs and kicked a goal from touch
down. The lineup:
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SMITH WINS AT GLEN RIDGE.

GLEN RIDGE, n. J., Oct. 1s.-Courtland
Smith won the sweepstakes event over
the Glen Ridge Country Club links to-
day, with a net score of 70. The scores
C. NJ. Smith. 95-23. ~; c. e. Miller
1925, IS; j. E. Beggs, 91-15, rs
Fred Connell. $40, rs; G. w. Reynolds
1925, 10: II. S. Blake. 90-11, 70;
Charles Connell, 101-22. 10; Kenneth
Curran. 96-17, 70.
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BALL WINS ON ESSEX LINKS.

Caldwell, n. J., Oct. 1s.--On the Es-
sex Fells Country Club links to-day n
ball sweepstakes was won by F. n.
Courier with IS. The scores:
r N. Courier, $50, IS; c. W.
Hunter. 91-19, 70; H. s. Stanley
1880, 70; E. H. Callahan, 95-22, 70;
]. B. Shelby. 1O0-24, &c; H. S. Bang
hart, 1922, so.
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ST. JOHNS PREP WINS.
safety Gives BrookIynItes Ia o
Victory Over PeeksISin.

PEEKsKILL, n. Y, Oct. ia safety
by Peekskill Military Academy gave the
St. Johns Prep football team of Brook
lyn a . to 0 victory over the soldier
boy eleven here to-day, The only score
of the contest came I'm the third quarter
when Lent, Peekskilrs fullbacl, was
tackled behind his own goal line by
Schneider of st, Johns. The lineup:
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ON MONTCLAIR LINKS.
Special Despatch TO THE Sun.

MoNTcLAIR, N. j., Oct. 1s.-Sweep-
stakes in two classes were played on the
Montclair Golf Club links to-day. The
scores:
Glass AT. c. Hall, s6-s, IS; c. L.
Pierson. go, SO.
Class BIB. c. Miller, $50. rs {;
B. G. Braine. 95-1s, II; Frank Hughes,
1924 S.
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MUHLENBERG DEFEATED.
Bows to BuckneI Eleven-Score
Is to o.

LEwIsBURG, Pa, Oct. S.-Muhlenberg
went down TO defeat before Bucknel
here to-day-score, 27 to o. Buckneli's
backs We're big gamers around the Al
lentown ends and off tackles Strong in
reference which Muhlenberg could not
break, counted largely in Buoknelrs vic
tory. The lineup:
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MoHEGAN. SO, MT. PLEASANT. 7.
Special Despatch to THB Sun.

NVtCInI UeSpdIoH TO TIE Bun
PEEKsKILL, n. Y. Oct, ls.--Mohesan
School football team swGmped the
Mount Pleasant Military Academy
eleven here to-day IN the teams an
uual contest The score was SO to Z
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WLLIAMsTowN, Mass, Oct. 1S.-The
Williams freshmen duplicated the Will
llams-Columbia score here this afternoon
when they swamped the Union fresh
men by the score OF rs to o.
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Commerce SoccerS Again
VictOrS;; Make 1t S STRAIGHT

Defeating the Bushwicks by the score
OF goals to 0 at Crotona Park, the
champion soccer team of the High School
OF Commerce made 1t FIVE straight in the
annual P. s. A. l.. series yesterday. The
Manhattan lads demonstrated their su-
periority in the first half. at the close of
which they led by 2 to o. The lineup:
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Stuyvesant soccers barely obtained the
verdict over Curtis High by the score
of goal to in the p. S. A l.. game at
Curtis Field, Staten Island, yesterday.
The game was decided in the middle of
the first half when s. Furman, Stuyve-
SAINTS captain landed n fine shot in the
Staten Island schools net.
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After failing to score In the first half.
Evander Childs scored a decisive victory
by goals to 0 over the Manual Training
soccere In p. s. A. L. championship
game at the Parade Grounds in Brooklyn
yesterday. The lineup:
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a gamey
no excuse ~ 1O" A"U
sand upward
lV'' slss fps o na A. eo bAi ~ on ass Winner
easily N~''S s''u
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messed at the Parade Grounds. Prospect
Park, yesterday, wheh the Townsend
Harris team came off with the honors,
2 goals to /. The lineup:
Boys High U) Townsend Harris (2)
Panemensky.. Goal ..........Levinson
Nader. Right back ....:. :Jaeckel
Duskis. ....... Right half ..... Berman
krauss. ....... Center half ...... Ossibon
Kate. .......... Left half ..... s. McCarty
Gluskin. ."... Outside right .Flnkelstein
Friedman. .... inside right ... ..Goldstein
Liebowltz. Center ........ McKenna
SCHNEIDER. Outside left .Hyman
Referee-R. O'Halloran. New York f. C.
observation-disclosures. Mater and johnson.
Goals-Hyman. Novosolsky, Townsend Har-
ris Hall; Berger Boys High. Substitutes
Lubin. for Nader; Strumwasser. for Novo-
solslSy. Time of halves-3o minutes.
Commercial soccers gained victory
over De Witt Clinton By goals to 0
in the p s. A. L. competition at Com
mercial Field yesterday The lineup;
Commercial t2) De witt Clinton tol
Markowits... Right fuilback 800. Norman
McConnell.... Left fullback ...Sohn
Griffth. ,.... Right halfback ... .Shantz
Fabricant... Center halfback .Boulotchnik
Mulls ney ..... LEFT halfback ....... Mostow
Schmidt. see. outside right ....... Citizens
Jaeklowitz. Inside right ........ fucker
Koblck. ...... Inside left 900. .Furman
RosenZweig. Outside left ..... Zigelowitz
Referee-Mr. Benzie. Linesmen-Tal
man and Rivlin. Goals-Rosenzweig, Wit
kowski, Commercial. Time of halves-30
minutes.
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Dout'. ullpdCk
Suhstitutions-Parks for Dopple, Blu
menthal for Sontag.
Touchdowns-Parks, Dodd, Ohnell. Nc
Rea Goals from touchdowns-McRea ..
Referee-R. Schnarer Dickinson. Umpire
Mr. Mason, Springfield. Time OF PERIOD
10 minutes.
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in
eDuocsen
Io0o sixteenth r9ss 500 Saa F%f ~ ~ @ OF
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IOWITtlOW It's NJ NUtTIHOII, NaTlA an, :
Bowser, Goals from touchdowns-Hen-
dreu, Kostos, >. Missed goals from touch
downs-Kostos, northumberland :
Garrison for Hendren. Brandt for ROstos,
Donaldson for Bill, Hughes for hansan,
Short for Morrett. Wargo for McDermott.
McGaini FOR Dent, Judah for McGaini.
Elmer for Hughes, Moore for Rosenbloom,
pitriCh for Garrison. Stewart for brandt.
MUG enberg-Weber for Orr, Park for
Hartman, Hartman for Nolde Green for
Carlton, Carlton for Weahes, Van SAINT for
Anderson. Blen for Van SAINT. Referee
Dennis. Pennsylvania. Umpire-Miller,
Haverford Hoad lnesmsn-Hain, ur-
sInng
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keen struggle for soccer supremacy
between Boys High School of Brooklyn
| and Townsend Harris Hall was wit
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Peerless One closed last through las
~ he pleased. Capt. Hodge caught Lo
place. zinnia was always outrun-
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Of a "a rage
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THE SUMS RACING CHART.


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New-York tribune., 1919-06-20
Ed McGoorty May
Battle Carpenter
In Allied Carnival

PARIS, June 19.--The full list of the
French entries for the Inter-Allied
games was issued to-day and is headed
by Georges Carpenter, of the French
AVlatlon Corps, heavyweight champion
poker OF Europe. Carpenter, who has
oeen IN active training since the armis
tlce, Will have at the stadium his first
battle since before the war, when he
knocked out Bombardier Wells, of
England, in the fifth round of their
bout.
france will be represented in every
event on the programme with the ex-
ceptlon of cricket. Vermeulen. holder
of the worlds record for the ten-mile
run, heads the track men. France will
be particularly strong in the grenade
throwing events, rife and pistol shoot
ing, 1enclng, swimming and wrestling.
Inc Italian sports delegation has
announced that the King of Italy will
oner prize in the form of bronze
statue, while the Italian Minister of
war will offer another prize.
Eddie McGoorty heads a strong list
OF American boxers entered in the
games. Other American contenders
probably will be Bob Martin. A. 3. F
heavywelght champion; All Norton.
light heavyweight; Augie Rather,
w,eiterweight; Leo Patterson, A. E. F.
lightweight champion, or Bill Bleck:
johnny Fundy, A. E. F. featherweight.
and John Asher, A. E. F. bantamweight
champion. McGoorty probably will
oppose Carpenter in his class.
IN wrestling the Americans are ex-
pected to give good account of them
selves, although they frequently will
be heavily outweighed. Polk, weigh
ing only 180 pounds, must meet men
scaling over 200. Parcaut, A. E. F..
light heavyweight, weighs only 100
pounds. Australia has entered
former Olympic champion in Taylor. q
An American entry in
the lightweight division is Pete Metro
pulos, 137 pounds, who won the Ameri-
can amateur lightweight and welter-
weight titles in 1917.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-20
Six Title Swimming
Meets for Local Cluhs

Local aquatic organizations received
their share of the eighteen national
swimming championships which were
awarded by the national committee yes.
terday. Six of these title competitions
Will be decided in the metropolitan dis
trct, of which three will be conducted
by the Rye Beach Club. The Junior
one-mile race will be held at Lake
Hopatcong, N. j., for the first time.
The awards follow:
Mems senior-100-yard strsirhtawav .,a
44o-yard swim Lincoln Park Boat Ciuh
Snlcaso' $50 yards United Labor League
rlttsburgh. September /: one-mile swim
Multnomah A. G. Portland. Ore, August Q:
long distance. Riverton Yacht Club River
Ton, n j.. August 10: high dive. RYE
beach Club. August so '
Mems junior-440 yards, Buckevc Ial.e
Yacht Club Columbus Ohio: one niis
Lake Hopatcong. N. j., July 49, high dive
south Shore Country Club. Chicago Au
. Women's senior--I00- yard strairhtawav
Neptune club, San Francisco October Is !:
aso yards and $50 yards. Rye Beach. n y
August So ne-mile, Los angeles A {, :.
long distance. South Shore Country Club
chicago. August 2; high dive. Chicago A.
A, August II 23 "a
Women,s junior-44o yards. South Shore
Country Club, Chicago August 3: ne.miIe
Middle Atlantic Association; high dive. rye