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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-25
HARVARD SPEEDS UP
FOR VIRGINIA GAME
One Player Who Was in
BroDn Game viii Be Out.

CAMSRIooB, Mass, Oct. 24.-Haryard's
secret practice ssssion in the stadium
this afternoon WAS epent mainly IN
speeding up the team for Its game with
University Of Virginia tomorrow. The
regulars and the substitutes had a long
but not rugged dummy scrir7mage. In
the game against light virginians the
crimson coaches expect to be able to
use practically oil the second string men.
With the exception that Hubbard will
be back at his old place at right TACKLE
Fishers rush line lineup will be a. IL
was at the start OF the Brown game.
kane's ear has been protected and he
can play N needed. but Hubbard, who
was a regular for the first three weeks,
has come back to condition TO play real
football. and the chance TO get into the
game with the strongest Harvard OUTFIT
was due him.
Capt Murray. who has worked IN
every scrimrnase this week, now is In
much better shape than he was against
Brown. The week also has seen the
backneid working more smoothly.
Against Virginia the coaches will be
much disappointed II this set Of backs
does not show tho best all around Of
fensive work OF thu season.
George Flynn. one OF the centres. hur,
a few weeks ago. has been pronounced
ready for play and will start scrim-
maging the frat OF the week Moss
hadley. the big tackle who was dropped
because OF inability to keep UP varsity
speed. will come out to work with the
subs or the second toam beginning Mon
day.
End rush Phinney is improving and
utter all may be able to get into shape
to be OF auxiliary value IN the Princeton
game.
The lineup tomorrow will be Ryan.
EFT end Sedgwick, left tackle Woods,
left guard: Havemeyer, centre; Clark
right guard; Hubbard. right tackle
steele, right end Murray quarterback
HAMILTON. left halfback; Humphrey.
right halfbaok Horween. fuliback.
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SYRACUSE ELEVEN
PRIlMED FOR w. AND J..
Pennsylvania Team Arrives
e." on Scene of Battle.
Special DsssssoA TO Tar sus.

SYRACUSE. n. Y. Oct. 2t.--with every
man on the monster Syracuse squad
priIned FOR the grueiiing struggle. the
Orange players are resting on their arms
tonight for the contest with the Wa e.
ington and Jefferson eleven In Archboid
Stadium tomorrow.
This afternoon Syracuse went through
a light workout In the bowl, running
through the plays that will be used to-
morrow.
The Washington and Jefferson players
reached here this morning and ran
through their formations In the stadium.
They showed UP well the lincmen max
ing a quito favorable impression. II
looks like a battle OF forwards. as both
teams have experienced men IN their
'front.' Ines. In what little betting that
has been done Syracuse rules favorite.
20 10. NO large wagerB have been re-
vortsd
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Orange and Washington and Jefferson
will draw moro than ordinary attention,
since II Is well remembered that tho
Pennsylvania eleven often does even bell
ter than to make hard night against the
bigger teams. w. and J. Is conceded no
chance. however. TO upset the marvellous
Syracuse team this fall.
Syrasuse now Is being pointed for its
game with Colgate November Is. on
which the Eastern title may hinge, and
the Orange Is not expected to open UP
much agains, w. ana j. Two rather
lively Tits are on the Orange chart be-
fore the Colgate team is met---Ruteers
and Bucknell--which. with the W. and ].
game to-day. will afford the Salt City
team strenuous time before its next
big game.
Although Norwich held Dartmouth o
to Is earlier In the season. nothing In
teresting IL expected TO develop In it's
game with Brown In Providence to-day
Since Dartmouth obviousl, was travel.
ling much below Its normal speed In tn.
Norwich game. Brown IL expected to
win without difficulty.
Army Faces Boston.
Preparations are being made in West
Point to celebrate q sad afternoon In
view of the Army's game with Boston
been unable to get the Army team work.
ing properly this fall and seems doomed
to overwhelming defeat. How ne ever
managed to set out OF the Syracuse
game with only a 8 to licking is one OF
the things now being marvelled at in the
East.
Dobie's Navy eleven will face its first
test OF the season to-day. when Buckneii
Is encountered. The Pennsylvanians are
. hat ha a., taa
within hailing distance of Bob Folwelr $
team. holding the Red and Blue to 16
In the first game OF the season. and they
were able two weeks later to keep Penn
State down to u to 0 score.
Mfchisan-0hio Features.
! The eyes of the Western football world
are centred to-day on Ann Arbor. whero
the championship of the Western Inter-
collegiate Conference will be fought for
by Michigan and Ohio. The team that
comes safely out OF the battle to-day can
loom with comparative self-assurance to
the rest of its schedule.
Just as 1t is strange to sec Princeton
facing defeat In the East. II 10 d novel
situation to see the Ann Arbor team taxi
ing Ohio seriously. In twenty-five years
OF football this Is the first time that Ohio
ever has been conceded an even chance
/ In the Michigan game.
Another contest Of Importance IN the
West will be the game In Minneapolis
between Iowa and Minnesota. The Min
riesota eleven has been travelling quite
slowly this fall. and Its defeat by Iowa
ID not improbable. At any rate. the game
will be a nip and tuck affair throughout
Chicago will face It's sternest opposi-
ton Of the season when Northwestern
comes TO Stage Field, and illinois and
wisconsin will stage q hard fight in Ur-
bana. Notre Dame and the Michigan
Aggies play, unimportant gameA al
though the AEsies may be bested by
De PAW. which held Northwestern o to
20 two weeks ago.
In the South the Auburn-vanderbiit
tilt takes first rank. The Comnodores
despite their defeat at tho hands of Geor-
gia Tech last week. rules favorites over
Auburn. Tennessee meets Clemson Cen
tire plays Transyivania and sewanee
faces Kentucky in other important South
ern games.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-25
YALE SUBSTITUTES
WILL GET TRYOUT
NelO Talent May Be Uncop-
cred Against Tufts To-day.

NEW HAVEN, Conn. Oct. 2+.-Aithough
hampered by the loss of Neville. Braden,
Murphy. Lay and Captain Callahan. Yale
expects an easy contest tomorrow with
TUFTS. In fact. II is the intention of the
coaches to use many subst tutes. with
the possibility OF discovering In the
sizabis Yale Squad some dark horse who
has not yet been given @ chance TO make
good.
Yale lines UP against Tufts with only
two Of tho six Y men nucleus which
started the season. These are Allen at
end and Gait at right guard. Allen made
his in 1915. while Cali. was a sub
guard in 1915.
No scfifnnage was held this afternoon.
First and second varsity teams practised
Kicking OF. and then lined up against
each other while tho varsity tried some
forward passing tactics. French got on a
few good punta from scrimmage forma-
ton, and then the teams went through
signal drill.
Almost all the plays run through in
8 gnal drill were forward passes. X mp
ton threw several long passes to Allen
and Reinhardt. Short passes by Crane
ana French to Kempton were executed
we'll. Following this the linemen wore
dismissed, Then Coach Al Sharpe gave
his personal attention to the frst and
second varsity bachield men--kempton.
Braden, d. weiles. French. Crane. Webb
and Aidrich.
Jim Braden mas removed his eye
bandase. He drop kicked from the 80
yard line successfully for the varsity
to-day, and. kicking of for the second
team, twice booted the bali over the
i'ne Later he tried two field goals from
the centre of the fieid. The first hit the
cross-bar and bounced back. but the sec
end was successful though barely miss
ing the right hand post.
joe Neville. with his right arm In a
stout brace, was at the field In uniform,
hut did nothing hut punt to Bob Lay and
Chester La Roche.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-25
PRINCETON AWAITS
COLGATE WARRIORS
Old Fashioned Fighting Tiger
Eleven Ready for Mighty
Maroon Team.

PRINCETON, N. j.. Oct. 74.--Coach
Roper put the finishing touches TO his
Tiger eleven this afternoon with Q long
signal drill. When the practice was
over the coaches expressed themselves
as being satisfied with the work OF the
team this week and confident that the
Orange and Eiack eleven would give a
good account OF itself in to-morrow's big
battle
Colgate win come to Princeton to-
morrow morning with an unbeaten
r'evNn end with a team that Is con-
eidered by many critics to be the best
on the Eastern gridirona Princeton
will be compelled 10 face the Maroon
with combination that has not as yet
rounded into its true form and with a
team composed entirely of green mate
rial.
The Tigers adherents are confident
OF one thing. however. and that is that
their team will fight throughout the
sixty minutes OF play and will give the
Hamilton eleven the hardest battle they
will have this year.
Fitzpatrick and Roper gave Trimble
and Wilmer a long drill In punting at
the start OF the afternoons work. and
the linemen were given a light workout
at blocking and opening holes.
A last minute shift In the lineup will
send Captain McGraw to guard In place
Of Baker. Parisetts win go In at the
Tiger leaders old place at right tackle.
Dickinson win start the game at left
guard. and Callahan will starr his FIRST
game at centre. The rest of tho team
will be practically what Il was In last
weeks game with Rochester.
Special trains from New York for the
game will leave the peunsylya MIA Sta
tion at s:2o, l1:12 and ~ o'clock to-
morrow.
The tenseness OF the undergraduates
and the interest being taken IN the game
by Princeton has been rivallsd In pro-
vious years only on the ewes Of Harvard
and Yale games. Princeton tonight ilas
the aspect of Princeton on q before
, Harvard battle eve. The lineups to-
morrow;
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FOR SEu.PR0 H0N0RS.
Empsy's Major Leasuers An SIX
Game Series.

When the Lincoln Giants and Guy
Empey's Treat EN- Roughs clash to-
morrow afternoon In tho first double
header OF six games series for the
seni-professional championship OF Man
haitian local fans win see some OF the
best major league players of the coun-
try in action. Empoy IN addition 10 his
all star aggregation, has acquired the
services OF Frank Frisch, Jess Barnes
and Larry Doyle OF tina Giants TO play
against the IAncolns.
Barnes viii pitch in the first game and
opposed to him will be Cyclone Joe will
Jams. In the second game Jeff Tesreau.
former Giant. win pitch for the Treat
'Em RsughA
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BROWN REGULARS OUT.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., oct. 2t.---Albright
and Hovlng were two moro OF the Brown
regulars who reported on the field TO-
football practice tlAs afternoon. rncs
will not be- able to play against So
wloh tomorrow. however. Thu proba3.e
lineup 10:
Ends, Williams ana Mesweersy {,
tacklea, Gutian and tombstone; Gpai Is,
i,athrop and Capt. Nichols; centre,
brace quarterback. Oden; haifbacks.
looks and Shubert. and fullbaek,
Doody.
A long signal drill was the only work
done to-day at the practice, the coachea
taking no chances Of having any more
players injured
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-25
JACK WARRIOR TO PITCH.
'ne Time Yankee 10 Play with
Fletcher Nine.

The best attraction played at Dexter
uk. near the Cypress Hills a." this
JASON Is staged for tomorrow when
~ fietchefs OF Jersey. team that has
|rs EQUALS among the sefnl-pros within a
saius OF 400 miles Of this city, will
lie the Bushwiciss. champions OF
.voklyn' In double header. The
Nener team is composed entirely Of
smer major and minor leasuers.
ne ks!leher brothers will divide IN
saihs the hrst game and Jack War
~ former Yankee idol. will pitch the
$40 Tommy Taguer will be In the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-25
PENN READY FOR LAFAYETTE.
Qsakers Expect to Win, shut Are
No. overeeaseest. ~...-
t.-a4sf +
Special DespatcA 20 Tan sr..

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2i.-Penn Is all set
Ior lafayette. the team that outplayed
Princeton. only to be beaten. to 8.
',oach Folwell wound up the Red and
Blue work this afternoon on muddy
Held and anticipates a hard game to-
morrow. Penn fully expects to win. but
Is not over confident.
Lou Little, the star RICH tackle. was
|not at his post In signal drill to-day.
out says his foot 10 o. X. and will play
tomorrow. Litzell took his place. The
'sekheld will consist OF Capt Bep,
Drummer and .Derr half
PACKS and Light. fuilback. To-day wal
lhe first that Drummer has been on the
tsld since the Swarthmore game. $50
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p. $. A. L. MEET TODAY.

The Public Schools Athletic League
will conduct the Annual Sunday World
Track and Field Championship Games
for pupils OF elementary schools this
afternoon at the 2ad Regiment Armory,
starting at o'clock. An entry OF $500
has been received for the eighteen
sssnts WhiuA viii b contested
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-25
nay FISHER FOOTBALL COACH.

MIprLnBuRY, VI, Oct. 24.--1aay Fish
or. pitcher for the world champion Gin
einnati Reds baseball team, Joined the
coaching stan OF the Middiebury Col
lego football team to-day. Fisher was
graduated from. Middlebury in 1910 and
formerly was physical instructor at the
college. He lost one game In the recent
world series and served as relief pitcher
In another CANA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-25
MAINE HARRIERs WIN.

osoNo. Ne, Dot 24.--Ths University
of Maine cross-country team won a Ave
mile race from Brown here to-day. Is
to 10. II. ". Raymond. Maine fresh
man. who finished frst covered the
COURSE In 80 minuts4.lss ~ ssosndA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-25
SCHOOLBOYS BUSY ON
GRIDIRONS TODAY

Eleven football games and six soccer
contests Will make up the scholastic sport
programme for to-day. There will be
no cross country races to-day, because
OF the annual elementary schools games.
which are to take place in the Twenty
second Regiment Armory this afternoon.
The feature gridiron contest on this
side Of the bridges will be the Clinton
Concordis Prep game, which Is sched-
uled for the Catholic Protectory Grounds
at Van Nest at 10 80 this morning.
Commerce will take on the Stamford
High eleven at Stamford, Conn, while
stuyvesant will travel to Farmingdale,
L. l.. and tackle the New York Aggies.
Morris will be Idle to-day.
In Brooklyn at the Commercial Field
there will be a double header. while at
Ebbets Field Brooklyn Prep and st.
Johns Prep VIII clash In the first OF the
elimination games for the Catholic High
School championship OF that borough.
Boys, High and Poly will meet in the
first game OF the double bill At Com
msrcial Field, while Erasmus and Com
merciai will come together in the finaI
game. The schedule:
FOOTBALL GAMES.
AZ Van Nest-ciintcn W. concordis Prep.
At Fasningdais. L. I.--stuyvosant vs..
At Commercial Field--Boys High VS..
Poly Prop.
xt Commercial Rield--Erasmus vs.. Com
merciai.
Al Ebbe,s Field--BroOKlyn Prep va. st.
Johns Prep.
Al Aaueduet, /. I--hdeiphi vs.. Barnard.
At Flushing Fieid--Manuai VS.. Flushing.
At Garden City. l. I.-st. Paurs vs..
South Side, ...-l
At NsSsEs p y: J.-TOrdhAm Prep. VS..
AZ Is5,sy city--st Peters PREP Va
AT Yonbers--ciason Military Academy
W. Yonksrs High.
SOCCER GAMES.
Al commeres--Manuai Training va Com
Al Prospect Parx--Morris va Erasmu,
At Richmond HiIi--Bushwick vs. Rioh.
At. crotona Park-commsrolsi vs.. Evan
At Curtis rieid-pe witt Clinton vs.
At crotona Park-stuyyesan vs.. Boys
Athletic Meet-P. 5. A. 7. games ir
Twenty second Regiment Armory.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-25
HIGH LIGHTS AND SHADOWS
in ALL SPHERES OF SPORT
BY DANIEL.

victory
at Old Nassau this afternoon erveny that the result
compshmens recent with the fact that IN
football stature little Princeton As for
Colgate stands
TO establish the Maroon there surprise to
@ sy a m ssv n wou % T. s rUa TOT s
nj Fl s. % s.ss
princstons mediums for multiplying superiority the opposition
s Tiger so % a 'f ~ @ % ss s
the
Sse result % s rs sys 5
would have
in Colgate swamped
adapted ali
Colgate VIII win Princeton to
Beat Colgate in Only Previous Game in
@ % IN S
ss al
'r ssSss
play s"ssss E IL . ~s @
ss sa sa. sss sss %
being yards $50 yards
May
Second to the Princeton football
POSITION to esa1S the ana r won by f bis Sy Darts
n mouth Unless we are greatly mistaken csrns will work ss little surprise
s % Penn p, s pssa st that e of S ss so .sS
s a@ CRUISING nss soon after that @ He that
he sss1. that to their having service the lust what this
Of surprises and ana not hsn Without the ps OF ,e s c ns
will win.
to-day
9 likely will run up score on Virginia Syracuse may have some
Amherst the making Williams
and the outlook
Yale Must About for a Rowing
Prof Abbots
problem
sc n E oo aSoS s
in
rowing
get
rene before Jim Rice signed his
Mornngsde Heights We
Of getting the
with Harvard last brought the decision
The is a
We
when they appointed Nkals
English
Regarding
for he place
Dempsey May Be Seen in New Orleans Ring.
offered $4,000
Dempsey
body would be likely give him night
his will
Carpenter while
feel American could Bron
would
probability
Orleans
have his theatrical endvors
o a
likely a
in the A g. F.
title After Burke Dempsey might he
IL wanted
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-25
DEMPSEY WILLING
TOBOX IN EUROPE
Will Meet Beckett or Carpen-
tier Abroad for Suitable
Inducements.

with jack Dempsey 1t Is a case of
Mahomet going to the mountain TX the
mountain will not go to Mahomet.
Dempsey and his manager, Jack Kearns.
would prefer to have Beckett and Car
pentier como to America for battle for
the worlds championship, but II they re-
fuse the title holder will. on the receipt
OF proper Inducements, ego over to Eu-
rope and give battle to the Englishman
and the Frenchman on their own stamp
ing grounds.
Such Is the declaration Of Jack
kearns In q letter received In this city
yesterday. and the manager adds that
Dempsey win be ready for action this
winter any time a purse and an cppo-
nent appears on the horizon.
II is not unlikely that Dempsey will
fght a title bout at New Orleans next
spring. as Tortorich, the Crescent City
promoter, has offered a $4,000 purse.
Knockout Bill Brennan or Billy Miske II
the latter RECEIVERS from his illness, may
be selected as the champions opponent.
Canada sorely needs boxing COM
mission. At bout In Halifax last
Thursday night a boxer named Hume,
obtecting 10 the decision of Referee
William Miller, swung on the official.
The spectators threw chairs into the
ring and the police reserves ended the
, trouble with nightstlciSs Parsons. OPP
ponent Of Hume, received tho decision
OF the referee and all went home happy.
though some were somewhat dishgured.
Young Ahearn the Victim.
We expressed apprehension a few
days ago that Young Ahearn. our
esteemed dancing master, had met with
disaster in a bout with rough person
named Johnny Wilson of Charleston,
Mass. Tho bout ttok place in the Fenway
A. A., Boston, and Ahearn was knocked
| out In tho fret round. We suspended
| judgment pending the Identification OF
Ahearn. This has been furnished by the
Boston Herald, which prints the ap-
pended paragraph:
Elm one OF the shortest bouts that has
| been seen In this city In recent years
Johnny Wilson of Charleston emerged O
/ winner over Young Ahearn. the Brook
| iyn dancing master, In the first round OF
what was to have been q twelve round
1 contest, at a show given In Mechanics
| Hall under the direction OF the Fenway
| A. A.
wambsgans an Honest Boxer.
| Al wambsgans of New Orieans Is ;
| honest boxer. He was matched witt
| George Chip, but after trainins Will
he wrote to the club management
! II have worked diligently and hart
| for four weeks. have conditioned my
self better than ! ever was conditioned
have taken my time and know l an
to-day In tho best physical condition o
my life.
"But when I box feel myself weak
| ening after half o dozen rounds.
At first thought could work hards
ana overcome this, but ] ind l can't
I'm just not there. Perhaps i could g.
half a dozen rounds or more maybe
could take things easy and go further
and maybe II I had an easy fight
could win.
"1n justice TO the patrons Of boxing
and to myself. however. have decides
| not to attempt It,"
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EAST.


A. Princeton--coigate W. Princeton.
~ New fork--Dsrtmouth va Cornell.
AZ Observation-Disclosures W.. Pennsyi-
vanta
AZ Cambridgs-virginis VS.. Harvard.
AT New Haven--Tufts We. Yale.
~ Pittsburg-Georgia Tech. We. rittsburs.
AZ Providence--Norwioh VS.. Brown.
AT syraeuse-washingto and jefferson
AZ South Fieid--An,hsrst VS.. COLUMBIA. q
AZ West Point-Boston College vs. Army,
Al Ohio Field---Rensseiaer VS.. New York,
~ Annapolis--Buckneli vs.. Navy.
Al New Brunswick--New York AFricui.
turai Va. Hutfers. f.,11- ~
At willismstown-Ham ys. wiliiams
~ Middletown--union We. wesleyan.
~ state Coilege--Ursiuus vs. Penn State
~ Lebenon--Gettysburg vs. Albright.
A. Lswiston-nMsine We. Bate: A'tH
Az Observation-Disclosures vs.. Franklin
AZ Hsvsrford--peiAvars va Hsv,rford
At worcester-connecticut Agricultural
~ vs. Holy Cress. = l. :
Al Amherst--vernent w. Msssaehusett,
Agricultural
A. Middiebury--st Lawrence W. Middle
A. Allsntown--catholic vs. Munienburs.
At Durham---Ft Mckinley vs. New
5 At Chester--st. Johns va Pennsylvania
Military College.
At observation-disclosures We. Rochester.
Al Hoboken--Rhode Island VS.. Stevens
AZ swarthmore--Johns Hopkins va
At Whsslins-Bethany VS.. West Wiz.
AT Pittsburs-Lehish VS.. Carnegie Tech
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EheS Face Eh Leading This afternoon
To-day's College Football in
All Sections of Country
WESTERN CONFERENCE.

WESTERN CONFERENCE.
Al Ann Arbor--ohio va. Michigan.
AZ Observation-Disclosures vs.. Chicago
Al Minneapolis-Iowa VS.. Minnesota
Al urbana--Wisconsin va. Illinois.
MISSOURI VALLEY.
At Coiumbia-Drake VS.. Missouri
AT Ames--Knnsas VS.. Ames.
At St. Louis--Grinneli vs.. Washington
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VS.. Nebraska.
OTHER MIDDLE WESTERN GAMES.
Al Noire. Dame--Kalamazoo Normal Va.
Al East Lanslas--Ds Psuw va Michigan
. Agricultural. 90.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN.
At Laramie--Denver We. wyomins.
A., Boulder--ceiorade College VA Colo
IS PACIFIC COAST.
At Dsrkeisy-wsshinston College va
At .seaGtt1ns.-wh,tnsn VI. Washington. a
At stsnferd--oreson Agricultural VS.
SOUTHERN INTERCOLLEGIATE. q
At Nashviile---Auburn We. Vanderbilt
At Sewanee--kentuoky Va. Sewanee.
At Lexington Ky,---csntrs vs.. Trsnsyi-
At Gle mson---Tennessee va. Clemson.
At Tampa---0eorgfs.v va. Florida.
At Shreveporl---Arkansas vs., Louisiana
SOUTH ATLANTIC. -o+a E
Al Lexington. va.--Davidson vs. Virginia
Mflitary ..- --..
Al College pars--virsinia Poly VI. Mary
Al Lexington, va.--Rosnoke W. wash
ington and Lee.
EvIoUs CONTESTS. h
DARTMOUTH VS.. CORNELL
1900--Corneil. "a: Dartmouth, Q, lt
te12--partmouth, az; Cornell, Q. .-,
won--Dartmouth. 1; Cornell. !.
roints---Dartmouth. soi Cornell. ~. -
VANDERBILT VS.. AUBURN.
isss--Auburn, 80: Vanderbilt, 10.
lSs4--Vanderbilt, 20; Auburn, 4.
fSs5--vanderbilt, 3; Auburn. 8.
.1g0t--Vanderbilt, 80: Auburn, 0. t
,Iq05--Vanderhllt. "a; Auburn, 0.
1sos---vanderbiit. II; Auburn, o.
1el2--yanderbilt. 7: Auburn. Z.
1el2--Auburn, IL: Vanderbilt, 9.
1si4--Auburn, 6. Vanderbilt. 0.
is15--vanderbiit, II; Auburn. o.
l91e--vanderbiIt, 20: Auburn. ..
19J 7--Auburn, al; Vanderbilt, 7.
ts1s--vanderbilt. sf; Auburn. 0.
Won---Tanderbilt, s; Auburn. 4: tied. l.
Points-Vanderbilt, 22s; Auburn. ioT.