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\ Card Of Thanks.
931 West Clay Street,
Ricbnopd Va S,nt

Richmond, Va, Sept. s, 1919
| take this method OF extending
my sincere thanks and appreciation
to the following for the tokens given
me at the seventh annual session of
the Supreme Lodge Of the National
Ideal Benefit Society held here last
week:
Northern Ideal Lodge, No. %, of
Philadelphia. Pa: The Ideal Nursery
Board OF Philadelphia District; Star
OF Dcnbigh Lodge, No. 93, OF Den
bigh, Va; Beauty OF Warwick Lodge
No. 103, OF Menchvillc, Va, Newport
News District. Also committee of
ladies Of Richmond and other Dis
tTicts.
May Gods richest blessings rest
upon you, one and all.
Gratefully yours,
ROSA THOMPSON,
National Lecturer.
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MARTlN-GR.ANES.

Mrs. Mildred Graves, of % %ortn
st. James Street. Richmond. Va
announces the marriage OF her daugh-
ter Estelle, to Mr.. Henry Clay Mar
tln' the marriage ceremony having
been performed in Albany, N. Y.
June 20. 1919, by Rev. T.. B. Mat
theWS. Mrs. Martin was an active
worker in the Mt. Carmel Baptist
Church and Sunday School of this
city.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin will reside i'm
Albany, n. Y. in tho future
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Entertained Them.

DR.. and Mrs. Sterling Pride. of
241% Bainbridge Street, South Rich
mond, entertained their friends on
last Sunday afternoon. A delicious
rcpast was had and an enjoyable ev-
cning was spent. Among those pros
ent were Mrs. Laura Pride, Mrs. Jane
Wooden. Miss Vernell Robinson, Misa
Evelyn Smith, Messrs. Joseph Perncll
Joseph Harris, Albert Stark, Daniel
Barley, Joseph Gregory and John r.
Cogbill.
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PRICE, FIVE CENTS

Nursery, No. 81: Mrs. Lille G. Pink
ncy, the second prize for Richmond
Nursery, No. SIS and Mrs. Octavia
Temple, the third prize for Browns
success Nursery, No. Sd. Many tok-
ems OF appreciation were given the
various workers, after which the Su-
prcmc Lodge adjourned to meet in
Philadelphia, Pa, September, 1920.
Refreshments were served at the
close of the exercises Wednesday.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Mr.. George w. Gaskins requests
the honor of your presence at the
marriage OF his daughter, Georgia r..
to Mr.. Edward S. Stcutlcy, Thursday
evening. September IS. 1919. at $50
O'Clock. 1928 West Duval Street.
AT home. 803 West Clay Street,
Sunday, September 2S, 1919, to 0
=. NJ.
Friends invited. No cards
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THOMAS-RROOKE.

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. a. Brooke wish
to announce tho marriage Of their
granddaughter, Ruth II. to Mr.. Ma
thaniel r. Thomas, July IS, 1919.
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keV. Joseph l.. Lovings Will ad~
dress the men $50 p. NJ. at the Y.
NJ. {. y. Subject, "Mcditation and
DeclSlon. Live music. Come and
bring the other man on dime.
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Settled Woman Wanted.

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Mrs. Martha ID. Nelson is visiting
relatives in Washington, -. G..
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Mrs. Albert Lee and son. Of 1873
Jay Street have returned home aft"
visiting relatives in New Nork
Brooklyn, Jersey City and the Cats
Kill Mountains.
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Master emmett NJ. Burke has re-
turned to the city after a pleasant
vacation in Atlantic City, Jersey City
y. J. and New York, n Y.
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Rev. S. S. Morris, ID. d.. past,
81. Johns \. NJ. T.. Church, Norfol
is in the city this week attending II
sessions OF the Grand Fountain,
O. II. Rcformcrs.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
Columbia EIari'ie1.s
In Triangular Race
At ar, CoriIa,ssIl

The CoIumhia Aaer'er7 were sor-
through their Hnal workout sester-
day afternoon for ne ariar gl A. I,.s.
with Dartmouth ard Psansy ana.
when IS 70 TAX p ace cHot r. Van
Cortland Park course III ,aorrll,-
All the men arc IN top form 'or IT,.
race. Their familiarity with me COURSE.
over which tnev have nractlced dailH.
IS expected TO give the Blue ana Whit.
an advantage. althougn some o. -
visitors covered the course in ne In
tercollegiates in 1871.
Captain A! flrner H.1 esd the Co
lumbia team. He has be.n caver:ne,
the course in cXcellsnr ree In IT,
trial runs closely fol'osed ~ Walter
II lggins. Although .ae loca h.'l ara
da ers We're defeated ar Syracuse two
weeks ago the! Sc not worried as III
Syracuse course va new one 10 tie
Nornlngside men.
rhi+ morning run WI i've az idea
Of row the local man nlaI expect =.
place IN in the 'Ntcrc9. 'e.-'ate- -he las
Of The month. II the Co'Amha n,sn
attain any success i VII be duo to tno
efforts Of Coach Bjo~5 o. ne II rnisa
A {. who has given r ; services l.erel,
for the love of the spor- Ne ri -ena
ne following mon oat 70 carry 'ae
Blue and " nite colors tbs morning.
Turner. Higgins Lo5veakopf Per
nard, Farzolf. Knox. Nelson. Norsor
CQfee. Ellis and Morelr
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
Erasmus Meets
BROOKLYN Prep
I'm Hardest Game

Erasmus Hal HIN Scooo. g.ays one
u tne aost important games on It's
football schedule whea f, faces the
Brooklyn Prep eleven IN oae game Of
the double header, sched aled a. Fbbs,s
Field Brooklyn. TINS afternoon. The
outcome means much to ootn teams. Tor
a dcfe. viii eliminate .ho loser from
the BROOKLYN ,nterscholu- ioo'oe
cham pionsrip contention
Ne'her squad has met defea. ,h,s
sea,or. The record % Brooaiya PREV
stands out nlore prominently. the. hay
lng scored victorr over Princeton
Prep and recentlv nAcomirg log;cal
ella nants for tne Catholic schools
championship of the Greater Cl.y b.
defeating Fordham Prep.
Erasmus Will nave 70 brush up CON
sideraoly in its playing II il expects
70 triumph. Last Election Day the
Buff and Blue beat Manual Training
BY 3 70 0, when II vas expected
Erasmus would win decisively. Brook
lyn Prep is Represented BY team
that features the open game with
George Smith, one Of the best half-
backs in the city, as its leading star
In The other game s. John'z preD
meets New Utrecht Hioh Scaool. vA.cr
has failed 20 live uD 70 its reputation
Of otner seasons
Manhattan scholastic football eu-
thusiasts Will have 70 20 outside -
tneir borough 10 witness their favorites
in action. StuyveSant meets stub
born Zoe in Boys HieA school on Com
merc.a iel1, wh..e Commerce ad-
contest with the andefea,ea Flushing
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
ilde to Arrive
Here on Monday:
May Box Moore

jimmy Wilde, hyweight champion of
England, is due here Monday with his
manager Ted Lewis Wilde is billed
10 appear al one Of the opening bouts
of the international Sporting club of
New York early next year. The date
set tentatively IS N February il the
club building can be completed by that
time
Tex Rickard. who has been named as
matchmaker Of the International
Sporting Club, viii meet Wide on his
arrival. The little boxer is said to be
bringing Richard message from Joe
Beckett the heavyweight champion Of
England. Rckard has been trying TO
get Beckett for match with Jack
Dempsey, the worlds champion, and
It Is believed that Wilde will have
something definite Tor the promoter in
this yegard. Wilde has been ssso-
ciated with the heavyweight Tor some
time.
Wilde fought Pa Moore the Amer
can bantam, in London and was given
decision over him. Americans vao
say the bout frequently have disputed
the decision OF Referee CORR in this
bout claiming that Moore had the
better OF the bout by vide margin
It is probable that Wilde and Moore
viii be rematched in this country.
Wilde has long been an IDOL ot the
British boxing fans and there is CON
siderable curiosity IN regard to him
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
Pinlico Results

cIanilns purse 1885, ono 9.'1 i'r1 Hp uGmsr Ho,T
' INA 'Sam@s', sHa,@ stra'gnt s. ~ raSe ; 80
lVhuroer). place -. SO -Aow s. To. sec5n +.
- halatre. Ilc 'Kunmer) show So 50.
~ '.,'' WI. m Wv Is,ssi. sgs.. - '.rst
'sy!phe II, Nc-en.Aat.-. fZ!-zy, Vn. Ian.
p-.". Nar F.linr ana 'ts.ois John also
second rAse 1'Ae Fotom,e Yurse two
.onss' Martha IucA~.t, % Crhuro~rl.
r., aiF. SAs Fa's = ~ bo@s fass So 20 4 snSw .ao
80 ~, show IS 60. second; Runnyven, l0s
,cailahan) SHOW $50, ,hlra Time
~ !. : l = = Sings A champion. American BOY.
Touoanet Dorothy'a Pat l.nrlco Gar'..'
and lncinerator also ran.
Third raee CHE Baltimore ste.Y.echase
H,5Oo, two miles IVA Paint 100 (Han-
iis s > sra. sht $50. 9lAee 80 and shoH'
Cream. show 5. so th,rd r.ne. 8.57
81 .S'aA ;I..a Bra Piper ssues Prime ha. Cd.
wilkinson entry
Fourth rae (pimlico Serial Weigh, for
Ase Race No :. all ages 5000 added
ono mile -'S.r Barton, l-0 (ku,nmer)
fst Tho roreT qu ss 9F % PeGa Tgn1 gi M .n3S sSr
piaee and show, second 'B'ly Keily. ,2o
Luculits also 'Ross ENTITY
Fsf'h race 9TH driving fars Purse two
ysar-oids purse $500. six suriongsl -.
,iernaa. ~ lSandel. straight 80 p,.c.
- 80 and show 500 nrst St Allan, 40
Rodrleue2), place $40 show s. 90 goo
ond Wedding Cake. ii5 ,Johnson) sho y,
$40, third. Time. ia Is. Glen Light
Raico and Lady Archie also ran
Sixth race Nhree-yeay olds and upward
claiming purse Sl.50s: on. lnile).--Ne-
b-aska. ll5 fAnbrose). straight - 40
place s. 80 and show t35Q Arsr: keen
Jane. ,Qo fHanliito0} plac- 81 80 show
~ 40 second Romeo, l.c tnulnner,
Sho" So 80. third Time. - p L,
kns. OheTus Perisourdiue. Lazy Lou
and Wanbeek also
Seventh race Ch-ee year -olds claiming
purse $500; mile and 4uarrer) -
Thistieaon. 700 (plercel. straight $50.
Fool. ,o5 tRodriruez). place sle a. show
$3.50, SECOND, Iet.ey, So IWein-.). show
:. "a AID. Tina, :. a. Star Realm
Ltuf cat JOY ful and >eArchli ghr a $50
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
Pimlico Entries

First race 1naiaen -yoar-olds; sell
ing six furiongs) Locust leaves lo1
Lola. 10 Narcel,e " l07. Gain Dc
Cause, 40. The Sachsrn. 10 Esstsrr
tiloM. lV' 'Helstan Queen. les NarrA
Box. l0I. 'CocN of the Roos,. los. Ear
dora, lO7. Suaiarcc no. ClArahella. lp9.
Ricoche', lo1 san Rosa, i07. Dick kel
ker. 40. Colonel Murphy 10
second racc Nhe Now Howard Purse
claiming thre" year-olds ana upward. siN
brrk. l2i Smart Money. IL: Etruscam
ll5: st Isidore. rs. poultney. il2: Jyf,.
tee. ~, Helen AtlSln. ll2. aTorchboarAr
l2e, 'Onico, IL. Highland Lad, li5. The
Dec cision, l9t. Fort Bliss l25. aNlshtstick K
10 al. Waterbury entry
1hlra race Nhe Green Spring Valley
Stee plechase Handicap. four year Odds and
upward, -, ui'eel Weldship. l4S peba
dou. 1916. rastora, $50. Brooks $50 Ely
10. Flare. 10 Warlock IA.
Fourth rac~ l,ho Bowie Handicap. three
ytrr.ollS and upward H. Iniles)- t,v
t"rnInator, 12d. RoNc- Roofs. lo7. Wood
trap. lo2. aNlad hatt"r. ll3. acorn Ts-
az c. Hilareth entry. bRoss entry
Firh race (tAr Southern Handicap
three -ye0r-olds and upward - mil-.)
Lord Brighton. go. Jack Stuart 92
Leochares, us. slippery Elm 700.
Sixth race Nhree year-o ODDS and upward
~pr has. lle Peerless o@r lls Mint
NAt rs War Smoke, lls, Dorcae lio
4Mcllora. Il5. 'BelAtio. lo2
seventh race Ghe Glenriore Handicap
selling, three year-olds and upward. mil,
and turione Woodtrap. ll5 paddy
N1sto Swain. los, War Machine 100
ha7Anstr. ie@. Tom MeTassart. lIs
! ~ o .t,.Sa 4t...
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
Dundee Eager to Score
Knockout Over Coogan

johnny Dundee is determined 20
knock out Nal Coogan al Dave Dris-
coils arena in Jersey City mex, Mon
day night. Coogan is being handled
BY Dundee's former manager, and
Johnny is out TO get even" for The
hard battle Coogan gave him some
time ago. Dundee has discovered that
ne possesses a real X O.. and says he
viii cut loose at the start in an effort
TO score d quick victory.
Benny Leonard. lightweight cham
plon OF the world, meets Soldier Bart
reld. and Al Roberts tackles Dan
O powd on the same card. ODovd
recently lasted the limil with x. O.
BIZ Brennan.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
Brooklyn Boys
Toy With Local
Rivals, 300
SaddIcr Starts the Scoring
in Second Period and
Registers 1 Touchdowns

Poly Prep School maintained it's un-
defeated record By humbllng the Hor-
ace Mann School football team in their
annual contest on the formers Brook
yn field yesterday. The score wAs
26 to 0. Horace Mann failed 70 make
showing against the stronger ofrens-
i've Of its rivals, who also used the
forward pass for substantial gains.
For the greater part OF the game
Horace Mann was kept on the de
fenslve, dangerously close 20 It's goal
line. The ever-alert Saddler started
Poly in It's scoring journey when he
intercepted a forward pass, and there
after Horace Mann Was beaten eleven.
The Poly backs gained consistently
through the line on trick plays and
open formations. Nc Rae, Doppe and
Arthur Bell were the outstanding Poly
stars, while Levi. Reilly and CrocAer
did the best work for Horace Mann.
saddlcr scored Po.y'4 trst touch-
dawn in the second quar.4@ when Hoy
ace Mann launched forward pass on
its 25-yard hne Shortly afterward
Dodd pounded the Inc for the second
touc down, after Horace Mann had
been forced down the field on end runs
and line bucks
In the third quarter Arthur Bell
tossed long forward pass to McRae.
who was standing several feet back of
the Horace Mann goal line. Parks
contributed Poly's last score in the
fourth quarter when he sairted the
opposing left end for run of eighty
yards. being pulled down on The two-
Yard line On the next play Ruggles
vent through center FOR the ,oUch-
down.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
New Club Drafting
" eieeI,is and Rules
For Ring Bouts Here

ne rules and weights committee
os the International Sporting Club
neld It's first meeting at $40 Madison
Avenue yesterday afternoon. The ses-
sion was devoted to preliminary dis
eussion o. the drafting Of rules and
Weights to be used in regulating the
bouts TO be conducted by the club next
rear
After a lengthy discussion sub
committee vas appointed 10 formulate
4 draft Of We ghts and rules. This COM
mittee Will present Its tentative draft
At a meeting 70 be held next Friday
Those attending yesterdays meeting
we're Dr. j. L. Raycroft. who acted as
chairman; c. j. lIarvey,'Tex O'Rourke,
Jack Skelly. Charles Thorley, George
Dwyeg and Adam Empie
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
Naval Football Title
Game on Thanksgiving

WASHINGTON. Nov The foot
ball championship Of the Atlantic Coas.
Naval Service viii be decided in a
game here Thanksgiving Day Secre-
tary Daniels to-day announced the
method Of elimination leading Up 70
the championship contest which has
been worked out by the Navy Depart
ment.
The winners OF the games between
the teams representing the dread
noughts Penns sylvania and Utah. played
Tomorrow at Boston, and the game be
tween the Oklahoma and Nevada
elevens, played tomorrow at Philadel-
phla. VIII meet November 10.
The winner Of this game will meet
the final winner Of The series in which
the Newport Naval Training Station
team viii meet Great Lakes, and the
Hampton Roads Training Station
eleven VIZ play the Philadelphia Nav
Yard team. the winners later playing q
deciding game
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
LAFAYETTE Stars Absent

EASTON, Pa. Nov. 7-Willtams, La
ayette's star 2l0- pound left tackle. and
Hlmmei, the regular left end, will be
lnable 70 start IN the game with Dick
inson College here tomorrow. Will
ans was taken i'll last Monday. and he
IS s,,ll lndisposed. Humpel had his
ankle severely wrenched in the Penn
.ame- Wilson, the former Radnor
niSh athlete. will take Williams's po-
ton Mt tackle, while Frank Smith. a
ioca high school product, Will start
a right end.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
Colgate to Test Defense
Against Forward Pass

HAMILTON. y Y, Nov The
fnal practice Of the Colgate football
squad before The Rochester game to-
morrow was confined almost entirely
TO kicking Laird, Edkins, West and
Anderson did most Of this work. The
coaches realize that this department is
not up to the standard. ard are desir-
Gus OF improving both the accuracy and
the distance OF the punts. Just before
darkness set in the entire squad was
sent TO the gymnasium.
Although little is known of the INT
versi,y of Rochester, the local coach
IT ( staff believes the Maroon viii meet
a test in defensive work against the
forward pass. The same team which
started against Dartmouth will start,
but IT is hoped many substitutes Will
90 able to get into the game before
it is over.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
Signal Drill at " illianls

NlLLlAMsTONN. Mass. Nov
Williams held its last practice before
the Middlebury game here today,
Coach Brook, giving his charges q long
signal drill directed TO smoothing out
formations. Several changes in the
Wunams lineup are predicted to-nor-
rou as the result Of experimenting
done this week
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08

School Football
Contests To-day

Boys High rs. Stuyvesant, at Com
mercial Field
Commerce vs.. Flushing, at Flush
ing.
Erasmus Hall ". Brooklyn Prep. at
Ebbets Field.
st. Johns Prep ". New Utrecht, at
Fbbcts Field.
st. PauIs ". Nontclair. at Garden
City
Barnard vs.. Marquand. at Dyckman
Oval.
Rockville Centre rs. Far Rockaway.
at Rockville Centre.
Port Washington -. Glen Cove, at
Glen Cove.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
Hamilton Institute
Team Wins Easily
From Bavonne High

Hamilton Institute experienced lt-
tie difficulty in defeating Bayonnc High
School at football on the Catholic Pro
tectory grounds in Westchester yester-
day by a score of Al to o. Bayonne
outweighed its rivals, but was unable
10 fathom the open attack Of the Ham
ilron team
\ touchdown was tailed by Hamilton
in each quarter with Schultz. the end
furnishing the mos, sensational one
when he ran sixtv yards TO the Bay
onne line in the final quarter. Tom
Gargan, at fuilback; Schmultz and
Beck, the backs, consistently tori
through the Bayonne supposedly strong
defence for l&rge gains
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
Bates Leads
Violet Fresh
To a Victory
College Yearlings Overwhelm
High School Lads by 27-l4
Score Before Big Crowd

Playing before the biggest crowd
that has ever gathered in the enco-
sure a. Ohio Field 70 witness such an
event the New York freshmen carried
the Violet TO a sterling victory over the
De Witt Clinton High School eleven
Yesterday afternoon. winning by the
score Of - to Ia The Violet yearings
presented a completely renovated line
up and were too fast for the wearers OF
the Red and Black
Scarcely five minutes Of play had
elapsed when the Violet freshmen n
pushed the ball over for the first tally.
Bates carried the ball through the line
for a short gain and Lynch shot off
tackle for the touchdown Bates tried
the kick for the extra point and
placed the pigskin sQuarelv between the
uprights.
With this lead OF seven points TO
overcome the De Witt Clinton grid
ders frightened up in the second quar-
ter The yeariings were forced to kick
on the fourth down. and the Red and
Black youngsters started to advance
Several line plunges and trips around
the ends brought the ball within strik-
lng distance OF their goal line. r
Eiseneberg was called upon to cross the
line, which he did with apparent ease
lie also netted the extra point with an
easy boot.
The visitors then plowed ahead for
second advance. and once again T.
cr u. x
iolet defense for g second tally and
-ernered the extra point for the kick.
ndAunted by this reversal in for
.lne the Violet yearllnes came back In
me second half and repeated the per
.oT.nance OF the frst quarter. Gaining
steadily they marched down the field
In,N Bates plowed through for d tally.
bis try d, goal from touchdown was
s.so successful.
Working down the field with the
regularity OF clochWoYk the freshmen
9rce again crossed their goa! line for
another SIX points. This time Mitchell,
Vno was severely injured IN the Wost
foiAt game. and VINO was back III the
lne-up in spite Of his condition. carried
he ball Over Bates made the KICK.
The co..eglans crossed their goa line
again IN the fourth quarter. Bates LED
Ike attack. and was successful in carry
z the pgskin over His kick THIS
ne failed to &c true.
The high school lads started be
a.ed rally in vain hope OF evening UP
lAtters in the few minutes that re-
aalned 20 plav Although they made
-1era long gaIrs, the stellar work
Bates and Mitchell, plaving in the
e9ndary defense. proved TOO much for
aa Red and Black youngsters TO over
ONE. and me game ended without fur
er scoring.
-ha lna-un foilnWs.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
lineup
Sixteen W alkers Seek
Fiiteen-NIile Title

Sixteen walkers VIII contest for the
Metropolitan Association ffteen-mile
championship, which viii be held under
the auspices of the Walkers Club OF
America a. Macomb's Dam Park to-,nor-
row. Among the most prominent start
ers are William Plant, national three
mite champion Louis Labowitz. Harry
Dacks and Panos Anthony.
The entry follows:
William Plant. Morning side 4 c. Louis
la abowit-, Pastilne \. =; Punos Anthony.
Pasttn4e \ c Joe .ironson. pas,ifre A.
G.; VIM. t. R-dey. Pastnle \. e.. Gus
Branilicn. pasti,ne A o.. Morris oireeu-
berg. rasii.ne Y. c.; James Il. HoooiMs
Walkers iub OF America. r Z He.l-s
Walkers Elub Of Ainertaa r " Pa'.s
Walkers cub ot America. Elgene ,iruen-
berg Walkers cub of America Sam
Goodman, American Walkers Association.
Harry Dacos. American Walkers .Assoe.a-
uon MAJ p \eserholnl pastirne A 60
Henry ah@itnn, - Christopher INub and
NJ Lipsfou Morni,. ssile A g
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
NcAuliffe Still in Ring

Wounded soldiers at Bae Hospital
No. ;, Otisville n Y. were treated TO
program of boxing last night. Jimmy
Twyford taking the knights OF Co
Ium6us mitt artists upstate for one
night stand. Packey O'Gatty and Ed
die Somers put un the best bout Of
the evening, Packey having d shade
after six fast rounds. Jack McAultFs 8
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
A Confession

These football games are hard to pick
For either some one blocks klcR;
Or tlonbles on the 1O-yord line
And soot,s the Old Dope on the spi,.s
.lpd as jor m-olcs-oIa cd.-
Each aceek 1t gets an .AartM CracI;
BaseboNs uncerto i1,-golj's cprse-
BIT foot6aNs getting suen loorse
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
Unbeatcn in 2l Chess Games

WEST POINT, Nov Twenty-one o.
the officers and professors in The
neous play by H Helms. Of New York
former state champion. The latter de
feated nineteen Of his opponents and
drew the other two games against Cap
tain William A. Canoe. adiutant of the
post. and Captain Rodney II. Smith,
quartermasteI $ department. and foot
no17 en.cb
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
Penn. vs.. Dartmouth

Dartmouth turn upset Penn
The odds of
II comparative worth is a
But consider run three
hard Penn. Cornell Colgate
Pennsylvania, brilliant looking day
al $ 70 a dden
The
believe that Pennsylvanas enough
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
Clason Cadets Win Again

The Casoa Military Academy football
team scored is second victory of the
week when IT defeated Hopkins Prep,
OF New Haven, on lis Wes,chester Field
yesterday. The score was 81 20 s.
Bergara and Ward each scored two
touchdowns, while Robinson Tailed the
only one for Hopkins
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
" est Virginia Dodges Crowd

CHARLESTON, W Va, Nov. The
West Virginia and Centre College
teams, which meet here tomorrow,
both arrived to-day, and the noun
taineer eleven lodged q big crowd eatn-
cred at Laidley Field to watch their
workout and went to Kanawha Park,
where a short secret session was he!d.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
Hard Game for Amherst

AMHERST. Mass, Nov. 7.-The Am
herst football squad has been working
readily during the last week behind
S.osed gates in preparation for the
"esleyan game Tomorrow This will
u.Indouotedly be the hardest game OF
tue season for the Purple and White.
a. AZ the Wesleyan team is the stronge st
- - years. Wesleyan has not won a
years N 80 -'"'S
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
Saturdays Advance Results
The Big Melee

We not frankly
admit that thought Penn would
Princeton after her Colgate showing would West
hattie.
Picking the like selecting
the number lottery,
should be high
Saturday the there are
least six
pionship
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
Harvard and Princeton

Princeton offered bright fash Colgate, of
date have been disappotnents
the Harvar batt
plus hurricane i Injector
Harvard with Casey the oweens Murray
But with Trme keck others who
Princeton viii De v against