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New-York tribune., 1919-11-01
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ffneon pennsylvania anv
Princeton will WestV virginia ujto q d nerer oo,,n t 81
that bucked before
III tho will make attor+ % oo,,
hard after her fromD Dartmouth
lehgh is prnd and poised and n rehc
WINS there Will be no big Pittsburgh schedule means lust one
tough another the machne
the effects of campaigning
III the sane Brown hopes sturdy eand a,o sra
cuse lhs latter eleven highly temperament that
defes the DOPE On form ought BY at least two t
downs. Her margin will lkey be on]v onc ~
Babe Ruth next year Which onld irdca+ 49,.
the high cost of home to $500 each
Baseball players next sDrjny RI, ,bo
are not so many sflpyards a there year ago
Mha with baseball in the spring and in the fall
jim Thorpe should take hockey boxing and make If
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1T going to take than expert the various e]eve
this season 1t is has time TO answer ~
10000 to 10000 letters Of violent protest ~
Answering Why How
no" can university like Colgate, students ,nr n n
strong football machine Harvard draw fro
liner asks ~ ~ ''1'-
Which reminds the Michigan PLAYED Harvard Tho t
harvard squad came romping the field eight
the drive There five and all Of them oa ~
be whales ~ N ' ''0Neu 70
dismay. ~ VA WAY "1N'"s"" men
"Neyer army stuff answered yost ~Th can o, ,
eleven of EN- by years rules" ~ way pay
Inc playing for golf up North b, ~. n
tona season for the grand old WARMING m fr
fellows - ~ VI 'o ''Nef
ONO state had to wait twenty Which shows
again "na' patience will accomplish if you'll around
New-York tribune., 1919-11-01
Brunonians Expect
10 Beat Syracuse
On Cridiron To-day
By BRIGGS

PROVIDENCE, R. L., Oct 81 Brown
VIII have its best team in against Svra-
cuse here to-day, and is prepared 10
give the Orange n stiff battle. Hard
practice and the experience gained i'm
the Colgate and Harvard games have
enabled the Brunonians TO come lone.
way, and Syracuse will find an entirely
different eleven from that which met
defeat at the hands Of Colgate.
Although most of the players who
Will start to-day are not thoroughly
experienced they have shown more
ability than the Veterans whom they
are displacirg. Althouglt the Locals
are optimistic over the outlook they
realize that the visitors viii bring
along capable team.
However, all Brown students and
followers believe the tcala vlll ,giu to-
days cont'lct, and already practically
every scat has been sc'd
The probable lineup foliovs:
Left end, Williams, LET. tackle. GU
liam; left guard. la.hrop; center,
Brace; right guard Captain Nichols
right tackle, ShurtleN; lght end. Nc
Sweeney; quarterback. Fox; left half
back, Oden: right haifback, Jcmis or
Shupert fullb1ck, Emory
New-York tribune., 1919-11-01
Rutgers Succeeds
In Hating Plays
Used by Syracuse

NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j., Oct. 81
syracuse plays we're worked by the
Rutgers scrubs this afternoon against
the varsity in long practice session
to get the Scarlet regulars ready for
their contest with the up-Statcrs at
the Polo Grounds in New York City on
| Election Day.
Sanford kept the men at work until
they were letter perfect IN their de-
tense against the plays that the Orange
has been using this season. He then
ran them through a long signal drill
in the plays that Rutgers is planning
for next Tuesday, but scrmmaging was
confined to defensive work
Reports from Syracuse say that tho
Orange is looking for an easy victory
over the local team. but the Rutgers
players are confident they are going
to give the New Yorkera rude Jolt
Inc play Of the team has improved
greatly with the return of the varsity
men from the hospital list
The puzzling shift play adopted by
the New York Aggies in their game
mere last week was good practice for
the Rutgers men, Who succeeded IN
solving It and perfecting an excellent
defense.
Sanford has decided to put Garrett
on the secondary defense line against
Syracuse, because Of his splendid tack
ling, while Hroup is being specially
coached to play end next Tuesday.
The forward pass has been precti-
cal.y abandoned by Rutgers as an Of
fenslvc weapon. but considerable time
!, l.
lp this formation in case il is used by
SVracnSa
New-York tribune., 1919-11-01
Cann Goes TO Tackle
On Eleven at y. Y. L.

New Yorb's Univcrslty's football
team received radical shake-up yes
terday afternoon when six changes
Were made in the lineup. The most
important alteration was the shifting
Of Captain Cam from his old place at
halfback to tackle. Cam is not a
stranger to the line. as he started at
tackle in his prep school days at the
High School OF Commerce. His absence
from the backiicld viii greatly weaken
the local teams offense, however, and
It Will not be surprising to see the
Violet leader at his Old post after the
next contest.
The University Heights eleven viii
hold lts practice work this morning. as
the entire squad viii be the guests OF
the Columbia management at the Co
lumbla-union game this afternoon The
Violet team has an open date in its
schedule to-day on account OF the am
nual game with Trinity, to be played
at Ohio Field on Election Day
New-York tribune., 1919-11-01
Casey viii Appear
I'm Harvard I.inc-t y
Against Springfield

CAMBRIDGE. Nss.. ocs sf-A-
hoei eri mn'age .oos nf1re IN tho FTar
ward sfauliar tn eft.fa0,r rats.i+1.
standing f4a ',ar ran.. e..
morrow wta Sprn9 a
Cri 'ele
Tb, varsity eora.oet .tas, m.
scrub ".s fast. hg' ass0 nr.f-
are tempo sri snt of an..
"-ilt ho ne,d o1t lnt5 fer. ere.. tie
PLAYERS hand.ed cach aiter .Hr, sulf,
va N Il can.e D., Hbslts -
Harvard has picked f..p =. 4.. frosn
'oose on wairh 'te tonn ha- been
wofsing SO harl al tho wees. lu; e.It'
not '4ve very ett-fstre a.tar. fo.
morrow There Was drifting or
1ick-oiis. dofoases agaisf passing. and
the team did a4so considerable open
work Itself
FELTON, di some eeccfcr. short
distance drop-kicklng Eaafe Cqsev
"i be IN the lineup against Spring
neid inter Il two weeas' 'ae.or II 5 re-
,"rn comes a. ;ae rishr t.f,e. as {. srcf
IS nov amore sne -er gp.e- frht
hurts Tor Desmond aui ~earv3ck ril
provide chance for Naconiter ana
hAnbafd 70 ge' .a with the Varsity at
tackle spertvely. Arofhcr crange
Val be Burnham FOR Hamilton ~ the
backfcla
New-York tribune., 1919-11-01
Princeton to Abandon Rushino
Game Against West Virginia

taking no chances on losing his service =
against Yale and Harvard.
west Virginia Will go into the game
with scoring tota. thar is second oni,.
20 the record of the Univcrsjtv ~
Fennsy!Vanla. The Mountainecrs have
ro,led up 203 points during the first
nan OF the season, ard Pittsburrh' =
backs were the only ones to cross ~
Blue and Gold goal line The Tjgsrs
are particularly on the watch fo,
captain Rodgers, Of the visitors. +bis
payer has an individual! record ~
eleven touchdowns and twenty gosIa
from touchdowns TO his credit. Uarrjrk
end bailey are two other Dangerous
me beIs OF the West Virginia eIevo,
Callahan wilI be at the pivot t'qssi'- posi-
tlon Tor Princeton, ana the srr,iogIe pu''
pet"een Bailey and the Toer rrsrL-
"iil be an interesting indication Of
"nat nay take place at New Haven.
"hen Nike and Tim Callahan WIN mect'
Iflhceton will play a puntinp game
70 morrow and Will attcnpt TO score
by the drop-hick route. rather than hv
eouc n downs. II the Tigers should gain
an early lead. a situation that is rather
.'iiheiy, Roper viii probably take out
the men be expects to use against Har-
Vard ir1 next Saturday.
ne probable lineup:
New-York tribune., 1919-11-01
Cornell BackhcId
Crippled: Shi>erick
Only Regular Ready

ITHACA. Y Y. Oc+ 81 -cafne,,
faees Lafayet'e tomorrow with he,
regular bachfield iu such noor s~ape
nat only ono member of tie fat4r
SnlYerick. may star the game Neither
ba| les nor Mayor. regular haifbac,oa
- N snape 70 play. though Davies NAV
oe ~, sent ln part of me game Sh4ler
'he liii ioach. = also ou the injured .4t
oach Rush is faced with fa.
dl-emma; II he starts has rerula~ b3r.s-
re runs the chances Of Duting all fhrec
oAt ior the rest Of the season. II he
doesn't, he stands a good chance o. an.
Other beating. The prospects are that
ne VIII taxi We second alternative.
O.ueN HasbrooA and Sulhbu ara +fr
substitute hsifhacks in hest shape 20
play, and Iuttle is the best available
iul back. he coaches Ind hoped TO
use Mackenzie a. half hut he a In baJ
shape. Rush, - Is reported. has uu-
covered q new Quarter5aok 6nd III Dan
Iig. u l3V-pound speed artist, who lns
been making favorable Impression
against the scrubs In scrim1nare
Another blow 10 tho team is the loss
of Ellsworth. who had to give up foot
ball 10 keep Up with hls university
work. Colvin and Wilson Will PLAY ne
.cnda. and The balance Of the .eam viii,
be the same az IN tho Lafayette game.
Raln kept tho yeam indoors today.
hut fnere WAS brisk signal driU ~
the baseball cage
New-York tribune., 1919-11-01
To-day's Schedule
0fCridiron Games

EAST
Union VS.. Columbia, at South Field
t'ame begins ut , O'clock.D
colgate vs.. Dartmouth, at Hanover
broWn VS. Syracuse. at Providence.
Eenn State vs.. Penn. at Philadel,hia.
pittsburgh VS.. Lchigh, at Bethlehem.
harvard vs. Springfield. at Cam
bridge.
Yale VS.. Maryland State, at New
Princeton VS.. West Virginia, at
Princeton.
Cornell vs.. Lafayette. at Ithaca.
Williams vs.. Wesleyan, at Middle
town.
Stevens vs.. Rensselaer,. at Trov.
Tufts VS.. Army, at West Point.
Amherst vs.. Worcester Poly, at Am
herst.
Bo~doin vs. Bates, at Brunswick
Bucknell VS.. Albright, at Lewisburp.
Georgetown vs. Delaware, at WASH
ington.
Hamilton va. Vermont. at Clinton.
Holy Cross VS.. Rhode Island State.
at Worcester
Middlebury vs.. Norwich. Mt Middle.
bury.
New Hampshire State VS.. Massachu-
setts Aggics, at Durham.
Rochester vs. Buffalo. at Buffalo.
S~arthmore Va. Ursinus, at Swnrth.
more.
Villanova vs. Muhlenberg, at Villa
nova
Navy vs. West Va. Wesleyan, at
Annapolis
W. & J. vs. Grove City, at Wash
ington, Pa.
Allegheny vs.. Carnegie Tech. at
Pittsburgh.
Gallaudet VS.. Catholic University, at
Washington.
WEST
Case vs.. Hiram.
Detroit VS.. Kalamazoo.
illinois VS.. Chicago.
Indiana vs.. NOtre Dame
Iowa vs. South Dakota.
Kansas VS.. Kansas Aggies.
Michigan vs.. Northwestern.
michigan Aggies vs. Purdue.
Nebraska VS.. Iowa State.
Oberlin VS.. Western Reserve.
Ohio Wesleyan VS.. Ohio University.
Oklahoma VS.. Missouri.
st. Louis VIZ. Rose Poly.
Wisconsin vs.. Minnesota.
Witterberg vs. Cincinnati.
Southern California vs. Occidental.
Stanford Va. st. Mary's.
Utah vs.. Montana State.
SOUTH
Kentucky vs. Wand arbilt
Hampden-Sidney VS.. William and
Mary.
Georgia Tech. vs. Davidson.
wash. and Lee vs.. Virginia Poly.
Virginia VS.. Centre.
Tennessee vs.. North Carolina.
Louisiana State vs.. Arkansas.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-01
Trinity Building New
Team for n. Y.U. Game

HARTFORD. Conn. Oct. 31.-Wit--
the old football squad totally ineff-
cient as a fighting organization. as the
result OF nearly half its best men be
ing in the hospital or on the sick lis+
Coach Shepard has taken the men or
the Trinity College squad back to the
Fundamental and is building up new
team for the game with New York
University next Tuesday.
No scrlmmage has been held, but the
men have been put through long sig
na' dr. $. The linemen have been
drilled in breaking through and stir
k,lcNlng X, practice was held daily during
New-York tribune., 1919-11-01
c. c. n. Y. Five TO Open
Season With Manhattan,

Manager Arthur Taft's schedule for
the basketball team Of the College of
the City of New York Was announced
yesterday as approved by the faculty
committee on athletics
The schedule follows:
December 6, Manhattan, at home, 13.
Princeton, ut home; 20, Yale, at home !;
2i, Columbia. ut home
January 2, st Joseph's, at Phila
delphia 10, sy acuse, at hone; H.
Army, at West Point.
February s. Rutgers, at New Bruins
wick; 7. Brooklyn Polytechnic, at home:
H. Syracuse. at Syracuse; u, st. Law
renee, at Canton; 13, Clarkson Tech,
az potsdam; II, Rensselaer, Polytechnic.
at Troy; Is. Fordham, ut home.
March s, n. Y. L.. at home.
Games are q so pending with Brown,
Dartmouth, Lafayette, Lehigh and Penn
State
New-York tribune., 1919-11-01
Bezelck Promises l
Grueling 1us sic
For Penrnsy Squad

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Silt is not
my policy TO make predictions. let
results speak for the strength Of the
team. but I VIII say this: The Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania is going to be
IN real fight. There's not d boy on
my team who wont fight from the be-
ginning to the end"
Hugo Be2dek. famous as football!
coach and big league baseball manager.
chopped out his words concerning his
Penn State eleven with emphasis that
presaged mighty struggle when the
QuaAers clash with the upstate team
on Franklin Field tomorrow afternoon.
Leading squad OF twenty players,
Trainer Bill Martin. Graduate Manager
Neil Fleming and Student Manager Bob
Brown, Bezdek came to town early this
morning, breakfasted at the Hotel Wal
ton and then had his party driven to
the Philadcl phia Cricket Club, where
tho team Will remain until after lunch
tomorrow. Later In the afternoon the
visitors went through a snappy signal
drill on the Chestnut Uill Academy
gridiron, which adjoins the grounds.
The Pennsylvania eleven also prsc-
ticed IN the country this afternoon, but
the workout was cut to only few
minutes. The squad left Franklin
Field early in the afternoon in auto
mobiles. They were driven far out in
the country and then came back to
tho Haverford School griNron and
pranced through signals
Bob Folwell has virtually decided on
his lineup. Only one position ia un-
settled. The usual confusion reigns
concerning the left end. Bud Hopper
and Ray Miller are about on BAR
in ability and the policy Of alternating
the end weekly probably VIII be nut
into effect 1t is Hopper's turn to start
tomorrow.
The Quakers will line up thus:
Left end, Hopper or Ray Miller; left
tackle, Maynard; left guard. Thomas;
center, l. Wray; right guard, Deter:
right tackle, Little; right end, II. Mil
Ter; quarterback, Captain Bell; half
backs, Bruner and Derr; fullback.
Light.
The Penn State team was lined up
to-day az follows:
Brown; left end; Cubbaee, left
center; Osborn right guard Henry,
right tackle; Captain Higgins, right
end; Robb, quarterback; Way, left
halfback; Haines, right halfback, and
Smell, fullback.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-01
Lafayette Looks for
Victory Over Cornell

EASToN, Pa, Oct. at.-Lafayc.te
football squad WIS given a great send
off here to-day on the team departure
for Ithaca. whero the Cornell elevea
Will be met to morrow. Five hundred
students "cut" classes and, led by the
colleee band. marched 70 the railroqd
station, where each player was gwen
an Individual cheer
Before stepping on the train Coach
Sutherland announced trank smith. a
ioca, product, would start ar lett end.
1'cgler, VINO played 30 weu against
Penn at left end, also will get into the
game Tnis is the only change in the
lineup. Because Of the teams excel
lent showing this year Lafayette fol-
lowers predict a victory over Cornell.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-01

Local Eleven
Expect to Win
Easy Victory
Report That Upstatcr- Have
Been Strengthened Does
Not Worry Blue and White

Columbia will hnvo Union a. m On
poncnt on South Iield to-day IN ~na
- expected TO he comparatively oas'
contest. columbia has shown ouous
II IL last two games 20 make her ft'
favoritc by iarse margin. on th'
other hand, Union WAS badly defea'of
by Wesleyan last week.
But this "a year 90 upeefa and 81
surprise may resui, a big change hn'
been made IN the Union lineup hy ~.
cohchcs. which may have improved ins
team materially. Such q game on the
Columbia schedule. coming az J.. does
between tho Amherst and Stevens game
ls welcome, AZ - gives Coach Daw roH
chance TO give his FIRST string men q
rest
TINS he is planning 90 do by sending
IN second string backsel,. 20 s.sfl|
which wlli probably be followed hf
many subst'utl0Ds on the lire. Ire
regular backs were pretty badly bang
up in the Amherst game. ard ttosa
mon have hardly had r chance 20 get
INTO shape again.
Eddie Quigley tore "a lGamon' in h4s
leg which cancels any chance he might
have had Of entering the cont"et. Cap
tain taNapary sustained spra ned
hand and other minor bruises whica
VIII not necessarily prevent hls plat
ing, but the coaches do not care -
take any chances. Although Canapary
may get IN for a while, a substitute
viii probably relieve HIM.
Shaw's case IS about the same
Charlie received bad blow or 'hc
nose last Saturday, and the injured
member has been slow to mend Ac-
cordingly Thornton is the choice 20
start at his halfback berth.
Otherwise the team will be the same
as that which lined up agains. Amherst.
he field yesterday afternoon vas very
muddy and heavy. which may cause
Coach Dawson 20 shift his lineup at
the last minute. In this case the heavy
men viii get the preference in he back
iield, which VIII employ straight too.-
ball
Appelbaum VIII doubtless star q.
one half, with Thornton on the other
haIf Mosczienski. the big plung ng
fole, VIII get his opportunity 81 full-
back. This fellow has shown we'll M
practice, but has not as Yet had his
chance IN rhe game Eccles. another
pig telloW. has been groomcd a. quar-
lerback al week, at which position he
VAL probably start to- day
The men who VIII probably see scr.
Fice ON the line before the game ends
arc Blll Grace and Healy ai the ends
Davis and Stockhamner at tacklo
ModaTreli and Dcvine az guards and
herman at center. The game viii bo
started at 9 O'Clock.
The prohabla lina-,,,, ro1l ,,,-c
New-York tribune., 1919-11-01
ROGERS PrEr (oAfpNNy
Yale VIII Make
Experiments TODAY
Against Nar>la land

wv HAVEN. 0c+ n hc ya'-
football SQUAD was DIT roo..a IL lish,
practice to-dos attention being pa.e
oniear 70 kicking and .rna.s Iit.t.
troa3.e ia ospeeted fro-n Narc'sr-
Stsfe Dton 't plays tie il ia her. 60
molrce
iho coaches aare aeer do ,ots
erah.e et1er.aeHt te H.t We,
"itn ha'h phys ard players and .-
se.s 't-t mat.g af each oI ae t-ir..
orf in 'o.morrew's confess ue o.tef..
team fias aea,r-t l4fls e.. eeo-
fAnss afe far ram aar. b.. sati.
oty 'eet.
aata'n taIls.a af rr.H
otsty ls tr 0t f.s.
"h-en cn7c GtN. c alI..r I.s ......
~ center Nr.rIar.t .s. a .tl
ann r.e. fla-s
i'l'0e' ard Walker as .iarsf,. ..rr
Acoeis el d 6h s-sfI. N-a.s
fon 'l b" h.ne at the 0.4nfsorHa-t' a.
posi''' ''h. tf''e tHt remainder 0f f.e
as Ho-el Las
>eF ... Nei
Fred NshN. rgr+ I-a 4-. las ai..-..-
hit' nrr.
and fts 0eaeI.H .ns. ofa t rat o.
hctfer iacl .o- sh Hfr r+r0-.
HaH e1 H. .tt .HNtar ttI
edge 7n t.elr teammates t.r.r f-
snee'i.r ru-.ttaa n.t.ealt -ra -af-
- p. rroW 9- HH Hs t.r.'. ..r
i"s' "i'a Brown. ma5 rrI'ai ataer pos.
i0e nale A'ae'.. an.eorte. 90
f-"r. fI.. r.fff
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lof 'No et#e he Hefcrea
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pre- H. Is. otesun. l4h. head
linesmoH. r II. trear. Harvard. fsfa
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New-York tribune., 1919-11-01
{. &. n. Y. Harriers BUSY

CITY College will be represented in
cfoss-country competitions this season
by Captain Abraham Rosenblum, George
blsgler, Reuben Dicker, Leo Siegel and
Jacob Cohen. Meets have already been
arranged with Stevens, November s.
ana ana lafayette, November Is, on the
,o an Hortlandt Park course. The col
championship meet on November 81 ." ''
New-York tribune., 1919-11-01
WilIians Seeks Revenge
On WESLEYAN Eleven

NlDDLEToWN. Corn. OK, ~ O..
OF the big game % the Eest v.il take
? ace mere morrow afternoon u,h.r
Wesleyan meet x '.isms Tie s5rroer
has not been scored en this sea.ou ar
tae latter ha' Oeen defeated o.f, ono.
Wesleyan has engaged In hasa 6aily
practice IN ureparation FOR tic game
ana Coach faaver has been giving
'oo1e S9eci1l opportunity 20 practice
VIII liams was defeated by ne HON.
'eam ia5t year. The Two teams are Of
nn"at the same weight and calsbre.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-01
Special Train for Rooters

"lLLlAMsTOWN, Mass, Oct. 81
About 300 Williams undergraduates will
Journey to Middletown tomorrow to
eheer on the Purple eleven against
Wesleyan. The varsity squad left to-
DAY and VIII spend the night at Hart
ford. The college will! close at 10
o'clock tomorrow morning to permit
me student body to leave on special
New-York tribune., 1919-11-01
Saturdays Best Bets
The Tough Ones

The toughest selection Saturdays the Colgate
Dartmouth melee at Hanover.
Both have played fine football
toleae SO Tar has better
9a conlon and available
has the better Of the
Nogae peat Cornell II
20 'uo comparative tricky
build Colgate has drawn the
as TO how she vii! set her
carries a small ~
New-York tribune., 1919-11-01
To Break Tie FOR P.S.A.I. Lead

Fifteen schools. divided into five
separate fields, Will take part in the
fourth of the series Of dual cross
country Championship OF the Public
Schools Athletic League over The
course Of Poly Prep School, at Dyker
Heights, Brooklyn, this morning. One
hundred and twenty-five athletes are
expected to start. At present Clinton,
Erasmus. Evander Childs and Curtis
are close grouped for team honors. and
the rnce this morning VIII break the
tie
New-York tribune., 1919-11-01
Leonard To Box i'm Jersey

IN announcing his card FOR the nex.
snow at tte Arena ia Jvrsev civ o,
nohoaI' DI' NoVember 10. Manager Dav.
vt .scoA ia7t night explained thas hs
would pc unable 90 use Ted ~E,a'N
Le"is oeoarse Of the latter's Man to
leave the country benny Leonard hs.
heen selected TO c,8sh w,,h Sold;e,
Bartteld. In the other bouts A,
Roberts VII meet Dan Onovd ar1
johnny Dundee w oppose Coogan
New-York tribune., 1919-11-01
Ncehan l. Optimistic

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. WlIlie
Mleehan, Of thls city, today claimed
that he had received a telegram rom
Dave Mackey Newark. \. j. promoter
saying final details for an eiEht- round
bout between himself and jack Demp-
sey, heavyweight champion, u Newark
on December 8 had been ARRANGED
New-York tribune., 1919-11-01
Ha1'oue'' EIeuen May Mar
Clean Slate of Up-Staters
Bankharts Men Not in Best of Condition as Resnlt
of Cruelling Schedule; Penn and Penn State Ex.
pected to Furnish Thrilling Battle at Philadelphia

Despite the fact that the Big Three will
the football
the outcome of the Dartmouth
depend the Eastern football championship Both
cleaned worthy
fhe best the Colgate
mouth will Penn and after game
New-York tribune., 1919-11-01

big Improvement IN their team when IL
plays to-day But if the big Red team
hasn't improved It can expect defeat.
The probable lineup Of the Dart
mouth-Colgate teams follows:
New-York tribune., 1919-11-01

Rams but q drop m the
bucket TO the man whose
winter overcoats 8 a ram
proofed #"Sootch MIST
New-York tribune., 1919-11-01

Golf caps of Scotch
Mist" fabrics arc as good
a. they sound.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-01
AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT

PACKARD FOR HIRE. 7 passenger;
careful driver. - An hour Plaza k4s6
New-York tribune., 1919-11-01

Heavier underwear
Lots OF 1T
Union suits a speciality.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-01

Everything men and boys
wear.
Also Sporting Goods and
luggage.
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