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The sun., 1919-10-06
SHIP IN HEAVY SEA
SENDS PLEA FOR COAL
Lake CraUett, 900 Miles From,
Coast, Is in Peril.

BosToN. Oct. 5.-A call for inn
mediate assistance was received from
the steamship Lake Gravett at the
Naval Radio Station here tonight. The
message said that the steamship, which
is bound from Fowey. England. for
Portland. was in urgent need of coal and
because of the heavy weather was un-
able to reach a coaling port. Her posi-
tioh at 6 30 p. NJ. was latitude A :05
north. longitude 4s: :27.
The position indicated is about 900
miles due east of Cape Sable. The
message, signed by Capt. Winskill said
the steamship had three days supply
of steaming coal and delay in sending
assistance would be dangerous. II
added a heavy sea was running with a
northeast gale.
The Lake Gravett. which registers
1917 tons left Fowey September II.
The sun., 1919-11-05
TIGER TEAM AGAIN
WORKSTN SECRET
Roper viii Open for Student
Body To-day--Engage
In Long Drill. !
s,se.sI pespeseA 10 rnn sun.

PRINCETON, Nov 4.--strict secrecy
was the rule at Palmer Stadium again
to-day. and, only . few details of what
went on within the big enclosure leaked
out 70 the undersraduats body tonight.
The football coaches have decided. how
svsr. that the practices wednesday and
Thursday win not b. secret >
Plans afs being made 10 have the
entire undergraduates body parade to the
stadium on both OF those days 70 cheer
the team. The college a. whole IL
behind the team. and II Harvard can be
beaten BY cheering and by loyal sup
port -Princsten is going to win next Sat-
urday, So
II u known that Roper put his
charges through long. hard scrimmags
this afternoon In an effort TO gain q
definite line on the men he viii use
against the Crimson on Saturday Dar
vis's brilliant work at end against West
Virginia has entitled him TO serious
consideration for one OF the wing Jobs.
Ono Of the combinations tried out to-
day placed him at left end, Bigfer at
left tackle and McGraw back at his old
position at right guard. Keck will take
things easy to-day and tomorrow In
order that he may be in first class shape
on Saturday.
The backneld situation appears even
moro Of a muddle than does the line
problem. Tho return OF Garrity. Louric
and Trimbis has given the Tiger mentor
an abundance of high class backneid
material and the problem now Sits down
to nnding the best possibilities. schee-
rer's beautiful puntins. and defensive
play have earned chance Mt q job.
Wilmer and Destefano. two strong de-
fensive fuilbacks, are sure to como IN
for q great deal of consideration, and
either IL likely to find himself holding
down . varsity berth before the week
Ia out. Murrey. MacPhee and Iourie
are three Of the prettiest running backs
on the squad and all got into the signal
md the scrimmage drills this afternoon.
Scheerer. Wilmer and Trimbie were
drilled In punting during the early part
Of the afternoon. Scheerer still outputs
both his teammates by. about ten yards.
marked Improvement In tho placing of
their boots DropkiciSing came In for
zee share Of attention to-day. with strub-
nx. Lourie and Murrey practising for
about half an hour Princeton has scored
Inly q single dropkick this season. the
nick from strubing's toe that defeated
Lafayette. t..- ''- W
The coaches promise scrinmage be-
tween the varsity and second varsity to-
! morrow and will spend the rest Of the
week In signal drill and in perfscting
! smoothness Of play. To-morrow's work
doubtless will give . better indication
Of the team that will face the Crimson
than did to-day'A
The sun., 1919-11-05
PENN ELEVEN GETS
STRENUOUS SESSION
Foisreu Keeps Quaksrs on the
Field Until Long After Dark.

PHnApzIrHsA. Nov, a,--Penn's foot
bali squad indulgsd In another strenuous
practice this afternoon. Coach Foiwsn
driving the squAd from early in, the
afternoon until long, after dark. The
scrub eleven. ntted by Allie Miller and
Or. Wharton with the plays used by
Dartmouth In tho last four games. gave
the varsity the best battle OF the year
ana succeeded IN scoring q touchdown.
Pm Harvey. . sophomore :. on tho
sorub eleven. was easily the star OF the
fracas He Sot through the varsity line
ana around the ends for several big runs
In The course Of me scrub advance from
nidheid to the goal. Peters. q sub end,
scored o touchdown for the varsity whom
he gathered In . forward pass on his
own 4b yard. line and ran through the
entire scrub team for the score.
Folweil devoted considerable time this
AFTERNOON to work intended to increase
Penn's puntins strength He had Bots
Brunner, the regular varsity puuter. and
Ray AiiIlsr prActisins most Of the Aftsr-
noon. df u-t ~ ~
Drummer snd KILLER wsrs on the second
varsity during the signal arm. With
Psares Z IN BrunnSrs place on ths
vAruity ana Graves In lfilisr'1 Hopper
was kept out OF practice because Of an
injured knee. Light participated In the
signal drill. but remained cut Of the
ssrimmASA
The sun., 1919-11-05
DARTMOUTH WORKS
i OUT IN GYMNASIUM
Muddy Field Hampers Drill
Of Green EIsusn.

HANOVER. N J., Nov. l.--Harnpered
by . muddy field Spears had to devote
most Of the Green's practice to-day 70
signal drill inside alumni gymnasium.
After light scrimmAss outdoor work
was called on for the day. In tho Jump
shift formation that Dartmouth has been
using all season the back field worked
together moro smoothly to-day than In
any OF the workouts last week. :,
Only minor injuries resulted from the
Colgate contest and all the regulars ap-
pearod for practice Shutting. q second
string back. suffering from an infected
leg. 10 the only man whs u badly In
Jured He viii be out for the rest OF
the season. Robertson, Cannsii, Hol-
brook ana Jordan are In good condition.
In the line Dornsy shapes up a. Q
new possibility for the left guard posi-
ton. which Crisp has been holding In
the last few games. Moore was looked
upon ~ a contender for the place of
Crisp. whose lack OF weight counts
against him. but Moore 10 not likely TO
be back In the game until next week.
Dorusy'U showing In the Colgate oncoun-
ter entities him 70 new consideration.
Myers. who got into the game for q
while saturday. probably will be In
shAps 70 start at end against Pennsyl-
vania. The team win leave Hanover
Thursday for Travers Island. the officiA
hesdqusrteru of the Green's squad until
the meeting We. Penn 1T the Polo
Grounds Saturday -...
The sun., 1919-11-05
TOM CAMPBELL RUNS
600 YARDS IN l:I4
Yale Athlete Stars In Fall
Track Meet.

Nsw HAVEN. Conn. Nov. <.-Yale's
fall track meet was run OF to-day and
was featured by Thomas OampbeIl's OK
hrbition IN the 500 yard raoe. which he
ran In i:l4. Campbell is holder of tho
worlds indoor mark for this distance
OF :l8 and his performance today was
very creditabls considering the heavy
track and the cold weather. He later
won tho mile race in A:t1. The neld
events will be run on later. Winners
Of flrst places to-day viii be awarded
their numerals. The summary: 20
zoe Yard D~sh--won ~ -. Il. reldmsn.
'1s: r. d Koenig, 's2. second; r. N. VIII
hard, IA, third Time. 10 IS secondk
$50 Yard Dash-won By 9. H rsldpaAn.
'3s Kosnig, second; Norman Lssds. third.
Time, "a as sscondA
tto Yard p.sh-won b \ g. Smith
'ai; D. J. Scudder. second: p. y. Allen. 10.
third. Time. So as secondsL
$50 Yard Dash--Won by n q. Smith.
'1ii n q. Page. IA, second; q. W. Horn.
n, third- Time. Sos
The sun., 1919-11-05
HARVARD REGULARS
EBACK IN GAME
Crimson Eleven's Full Force
VIII Be Available for the ~
Princeton Contest.
Special DsspatcA 10 The sus.

cpcotot Despdfoh 10 The Sun.
CAMBRIDGE. Mass.. Nov. 1.-THE Harr
vord eleven had to take chances on :
wet field again to-day. but no one was
injured. The shadow drill with the,
substitutes and subsequent scrimmase
Of regulation order against the second
team both were in dead earnest. Every
one is feeling In high spirits as the
date OF the Princeton game approaches
It was announced this afternoon that
In the varsity squad there will not be .
single player who will not be In condf-
tion TO play against the Tigers n
needed. This 10 considered remarkable.
In view OF the long list Of injuries that
have come this season.
Morris Phinney. regular left end for -.
long. was In action first on ono end and
then on the other for the substitutes,
end Bainbridge and rockingham aise,
alternated In similar fashion. Phinnsy
Is one OF tho best men Harvard has for
handling forward passes. and before hA
was hurt he and Capt Murray were -
strong combination on overhead work -
Tho line coaches to-day used both
Hubbard ana sodgwick at left tacsss
end II may seem advisable to start the
former against Princeton. Hubbard 10
tougher. but when going at full speed
Sedgwick covers wider territory and
very effectively. n sedgwick does starto
there will not be q man on the Harvard
line from end to END who stands undos
stx feet =
In the drtIl to-day tho varsity men
and ths substitutes worked on signals
and plays. In the scrimmaTe with the
scrubs, however. the frst team playerS.
working entirely on attack. tsssed out7
some new plays Tor the Tigera ~,
Horween was out, but drilled with,
neither team. He has been promised
real work for tomorrow.
The sun., 1919-11-05
N. Y. U. Elepen Routs
Trinity by 80 to O Score
Violet Football Team Uses Open Attack Successfully
Weinheimer Stars-Fist Fight Enlivens Game
" : in Third Period.

IN . game rspists with many ssnsa-
tional runs and spectacular forward
passes New York univsrsitys football
team continued tts winning streak yes
earday afternoon on Ohio Field and over
whsimsd the Trinity College eleven BY
% to .. Judging BY tho form displayed
yesterdAy the local team will bear
watching In all It's other contests this
fall J. -~S~,s
Ths Univer..ty Heights team trampled
all over the visitors. The Violet pos
sesssd powerful attack and an equally
strong defence, and It's forward passing
was particularly brilliant. In fifteen
tries fourteen tosses were completed.
each for . gain Of more than fifteen
yards. ~
The, now combination, instituted last
week TO strengthen tho line, proved
highly successful. and will remain. A
sturdier dsfenos and . faster offence re-
suited from the shift.
Jack wsinhsimer. the fast right half
back OF the New York eleven. was the
Individual star Of yssterday's contest
On nine different occasions this lad broke
away for gains Of from twenty to
thirty-fvs yards. HIS running and
erai tacklers to bring him to earth each
time.
He also was ON the receiving end Of
Q majority Of the forward passes worked
by his team. and covered many yards
after. ciutching the leather. once break
ing away for a touchdown. Captain
Cam, playing in the back field during the
second half. gave his tsammate a close
run for frst honorn and accounted Tor
many Of his tsa.n's advances
'oeASn GETS Fsus scores.
Cohen, the little fulybaei<. played .
steady. plugging game. and was there
with ths fnal punch 20 plunge over me
vis, acting captain Of the visiting eleven.
was tho only man to show anything for
the Connecticut collegiens.
II didn't take the Violet eleven long TO
set started. and Il scored touchdown
In three minutes altar the opentnH whis-
tie. Ths New Workers. had the pisslin
on thsir own aB yard, line. Weinhetmer
cpened m The first Of his many brilliant
dasiies and tore on thirty-thres yards
around the left wing. Tyne followed
with thirteen moro In the saxne place.
and . forward pass from Cam to Wein-
hehnsr -nsttsd twenty yArda
Three plays covered the remaining
distance to the sosi line. with Cohsn
the goal from q difficult angle By inchsG
Ths second quarter found the Bronx
coiiegians playing at top speed In this
period they rolled up . total Of ~ pointa
The nrst tally followed . steady march
Down the nsld for sixty yarda on straight
football Cohen scored on the tenth sue
osssivo buok st the line and Cam kioikso
The sun., 1919-11-05
YALE SHOWS GOOD = =
DEFENCE IN PRACTICE
Cupid Black 10 Added se
Large Coaching Staff. 3,
speetsi psspetsA b Tn. sur.

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,. Nov. t.--Prous.':
inent among the, largest coaching stan
that has worked with the Yale eisvsn q
famous Cupid" captain Of Yale's 1915 :.
champion team. He was In uniform and
worked out with Gait, while Fudge HsffS1
linger, also decidedly on deck, toeag 4
charge OF Aoosta, the other guard a,t,
Black promises to get into the scru0
limo before the end OF the week along
with Henlinger. It II safe TO say that
these powerful men will either make &C 4
break the Yale guards for the Brown ,
game. .6,
Callahan played during practically the {
lato In the afternoon by Calvin, his reg,
ular understudy. The Eli leader u dis-1
playing his old time fight and the spleu.
did defence put up by the varsity failed
to Yield a frst down to . strong second.
team combination. e
After the scrubs quit the varsity Took
on the college team. Leon Walisaei.
blocked . punt and recovered II for O.:
touchdown early in this sorimmaga Ths
first on the 10. thsn on the 80 and finally
ON the 20 yard line. II failed TO mako
its distance on evory occasion. despits
extra downs that were allowed. '">a
sturm was the college teams stase.
He was the only man to show any of.
fensive power against the varsity line.%
Don Welles was responsible for the sec
ond score. Ed Shevlin. who had re-
placed Reinhardt, recovered a scrub
tumble on the ten yard line. and Welless
went over the line in two plays -
Sharpe tried out q nav backheld to-
day. Kempton, who was allowed 70
rest. was replaced by Chet La Roche
The halfbacks were French and Joe
Neville, with Jim Braden reinstated at
fullbaok Before ecrimmage was over
Chick Neville was put at Quarterback,
and Campbell and Don welles went IN !.
at che half. Webb took fuliback.
Campbell made one good gain. but /,
did not show up as strong as WelleGs
Both were returning to scrimmaEs aftsf
an absence Of two weeks due to In
juries to their legs. -,
The sun., 1919-11-05
BROWN REGULARS BACK.
Hovfng, Brooks and Jemal Il
Varsity Lineup.

rBovDRNcp, R L, Nov. 4.-Although
no scrimmage was held at Andrews Field
this afternoon, tho Brown football squad,
received . stiff drill lasting two hours
With Hovins back In his position a.
centre after being out Of the game for
three weeks with an injured wrist, and
with Brooks and Jemail again in tbs
lineup in the two halfback berths, the
varsity resumed its usual appearance.
Just how the line will shape up for
the Yale game Is not known as yet, but
It is probable that Brace will be shifted
to left guard to take Lathrops place,
Lathrop was the weak man on the team
In the Syracuse game and u not likely
to start In the game next Saturday.
Brisk and Albright are in good shape
again, but they will have to nght foy
their positions. for McSweeney and
Williams are playing stellar football
williams was the star of the team In
1917 and has now returned to his best'
form.
The sun., 1919-11-05
LAFAYETTE ENTERS TEAM.
Names Hs<Fiess fer Interosiiegiats
TftIs Ruu. ''N. i"

HAsross, Pa. Nov. 4.--0raduats Man,
agsr Of Athletics George A. 6ismAf to-
day announced that Lafayette College
would compete In the ]. q A. A A
cross ss-oountry champiouship rua in New
York On saturday. Novsmbsy "a Ia
faystts has won the middle States intsr-
collegiate cross-oountry championship
for the iAst three yeArs ana with :
veteran team win causs trouble In ne
Ths following men have been entered /:
Hsisier. Dvans An1 Albrseht
The sun., 1919-11-05
CORNELL GATES CLOSED.
Mig Red eleven VIII Work in ss-
erst All TIT. Week.
s.>.I.f n>s~ofsA a. ruv aus
Spsctei DsspofeA 70 TRn Sun.

ITHACA, N. Y, Nov. <>--In wind and
rain. which made the workout this after-
noon anything but plsasant for the men.
the Cornell football team went through
q long practice this afternoon behind
closed gatea Speedy Rush intends to
hold secret drills from now until she
and OF the week. To-day the frst and
second varsities had long sortnimage
ana went 70 the baseball cage tor signal
WORK.
The varsity stiii has many men on
the nick list Mayer. Davies. and 6huler.
regular backs. were not out to-day.
ehiverick being the only varsity man in
tho back Geld. Livingston. who n show
ing unexpected form at quarter. was In
the lineup at haifback to-day. together
with oiney and Lechier. Coivin and
Wilson were at END, Taylor and Sutton
tackle, Strauss and Miller ~ guard and
Horreli at csatTa ,.. -.
The sun., 1919-11-05

SCHENECTADY, ~. r. Nov. S.--.Aftsr
yestsrday's rest Union settled down 10
business to-day In preparation for the
New York University game here on sat-
urday. Sol Metsssr. the coach. gave the
men the usual preliminary workout snd
the faults which cropped out In the
Columbia game last week He put spe-
oizi stress on speeding up his hacks
and IN getting harder charge IN the
line. New plays for the Hamilton game
were tried cut
The sun., 1919-11-05
NAVY IN LONG SESSION.
Debis Il worsted at Many Intu-.
rios to BacknsId Mon.

ries to BacknsId Men.
ANNApoaLs, Nd. Nov. 4.-Dobis took
the Naval Academy team through a long
drill to-day. Kicking and passing Tor.
nations were tried against the substt-
tutes and a scrimmage OF fair length
against Squad d was indulEed In ..
Koshler. Benoist. Cruise and wattssA
were used In the baci,fisid. Clark wss
on the neid, but did not get into the
scrimmage, Captain EVEN also was In
shape to run through signals. but not to
scrimmage. Both Of these men may
start against oeorgstown on Saturday. =
Coach Dobie complains that some ono
always gets hurt and makes him change
his baosofieid 3ust when Il 10 getting inte
shape Afford. CLARK and Rawlings Are
the reoont casualties. Rawlings. one Of
the best substitutes, may not play again
this season.
The sun., 1919-11-05

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rys. ~ ;:ess u ass:i:' Sc s: S
Cans ;ss:s ;E.ss sis sss.s, q Z. 49,
Trinityi Haiti tor Bissk. Norss iev IsseS.
As,:i Ae:ttn iSs ysstesn :s nss:, Is.:.,~%sas sss
Morse for Jarvis :.
Rsf.rss-Nr Rsn.sss p.rtmsutA. On.
linssmsS-n9. liS ~ Rs:a, q sprinss.ia M ies: V n s.
TINE ef pssisds-DAfss - minute snd ens
The sun., 1919-11-05

play.
A forward. Cam TO jackson, was rood
for fftsen yards, and on the next play
Cohen crashed through for the score
Cam kicksd goal making the total
twenty-seven points for the half.
Substitutes Play.
With . string Of substitutes In the
lineup in ths second half the Violet
eleven let np bit In It's scoring and
registered only two touchdowns. Cohen
made hir fourth soore late In the third
quarter. when he creased the line on a
centre rush. Three successful forward
passes from Cam to weinheimsr had
brought the leather to the yard line.
cams attempt At goal went Wide Of its
mark.
The last tally Of the day came Just be-
fore the dnal whistle weinheiIner at.
tempted . placement kick from the aS
yard marx, but the kick was PARTIAL,
blocked and rolled to Trfnity's yard
line. whore Il was recovered By Brtn. the
speedy violst centre. Cohen made two
yards and Wefnheimor added the neces-
sary threA Weinhetrner's kiok for the
extra point struck the crossbar. but feli
back into the field Of play.
An exciting sidelisht occurred whom
the New Yorkers scored their touchdown
IN the third quarter. AZ Cohen went
over the line one OF the Trinity players
slugged Storey. the giant right tackle of
the Violet team. Storey Jumped I'D and
struck Dolan. who was playing opposite
him. ana the two men pitched into each
other.
Players of both eievens intsrvsnsd,
49, - A.
The sun., 1919-11-05
scRIMMAGE AT WESLEYAN.
Lons Runs Feature Work tn Vss-
sity Tilt with Scrubs.

MrnpLrrows, Conn. Nov. THE nrses
had practlce since the Williams game
was INDUCED In here this afternoon
when Coach Liston sent the wesieyspa
varsity in against the scrub captain.
Harman J. Peck. Webb, Travis and ABB.
bott carried the ball for long distances. I
Captain Harman's long runs should
prove a factor In the scoring, which
Wesleyan expects to do in the Amhsrst,
and Columbia gameA =
The sun., 1919-11-05

change Of kicks which found eyracuss In
possession Of the ball on RutgerS 80
yard lins. Then q forward pas, AcAlsy
TO Schwarxer. brought the ball to the
IL yard linA Acitlsy dropped back and
attempted . kick from placement. but
failed
After the ball was put In play. Baker
ran the punt back to the 35 yard line.
Then followed q couple Of futile line
bucks. Then came an attempted for
ward pas, Ackley to Erwig.
Duffy's Long Run.
Just as the ball was settling into
Erwigs arms q stocky little Syracuse
player leaped into the air and coraiied
It. II was Duffy. The Rutgers back
flashed past the Syracuse end and SOUR.
ried down <hs nsid with Garrett Offering
interference. Erwin raced after him
Ike . greyhound Tho Syracuse back
to earth at midheld- Just at the end Of
the period an onsids kick BY Rutgers
went asley. +.
The nnAl quarter opened with 6yra-
cuse on offense on its own yard line
On brilliant end run Abbott went
around the left hank to Rutgers %
yard lima Then on lateral pass Er-
Wig sktrted right end to the Scarlet's
| 1s yard line. The Orange battsred away
on the Scarlet front and finally made o
first down on Rutgers half yard line
On the next play Erwig went over TIE
top for touchdown and Ackley, who
had Kicked goal after Schwarzer's touch
down In the first period. again booted
tho ball over the bar for \ point.
Thsre was no scoring during ohs re-
mainder OF the game. In the, closing
moments Of play. Rutgers attempted q
nock Of trick plays but tho Syracuse de-
feAse quickly diagnosed them and re-
fused to b fooled. Tho lineup,
syraeuse tIl) Rutgers (s)
Brown. ......,... Left end -. III Redmond
Hoopis. ....... Left tackle a.. .Als1ander
Alexandeys. Left guard .......... Raub
euliek. .....: Risht sus,d ..... .seaddsr
schwarzsr.... Right end .......0arfstt
Ackisy. Quarter back ....... .i8aksr
Faiion. Left half back ...... .Duffy
Abbott.s.. Right half back. :. .Gardnsr
4 Erwig. - Full back ,.. .Htoroir
Score By psfseds:
susssss ssSs' ...:.....:........s : 7 Ls
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Erwis. Goals
| from touohdown--Aokisy. Q. Bubstftufions
-eyraouse. Parker tor Abbott; Rutgefs
| Dun TOR eeudder. NJ AsAnsend tor 6t6ruk,
| Refsree-G. A. DvAnA. WiiliAnA Umblrs-
Bob Asxwsil ewarthnaere. Hnssman---
n n
The sun., 1919-11-05
Elnen BATTLES Rutgers ~ Y u in Sided II
HIGH LIGHTS AND SHADOWS
IN ALL SPHERES OF SPORT

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PENN ELEVEN GETS DARTMOUTH wopkS
The sun., 1919-11-05
BACK 20 1'ACKLING DUMMY.

Nksrow, Pa, Nov. Coach suther-
land switched his training plans I'm to-
days practice on March Field. Instead
Of the usual Tuesday hard scsimmags
driil the linsmen were sent through :
long taciiihg practise while the back
neld was perfectine the interference.
This 10 only the second time this season
that the tackling dummy has been used