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But Opponents To-day viii
Test Defence Of Yale, Har-
ward and Princeton.
ny SAMUEL J. BRooKMAN.

Ever since the development of the
open game football has been just as I'M
certain sport as baseball. but allow
ing for all the opportunities the forward
pass affords Il weaker team 10 score. IL
is still pretty safe TO predict that neither
Yale, Harvard nor Princeton will be ex-
tended in their second games OF the sea
son this afternoon. Their opponents are
not the sort TO give coaches or players
any worry. Yet the games will serve
their purpose. for the visiting teams,
with everything TO gain and nothing to
lose. are likely TO make free use of the
aerial attack. as they generally do. and
in that way test the defence Of the big
fellows
Yale meets University OF North Caro-
lima. which must not be COMPOUNDED with
the North Carolina State eleven that de-
feated the Navy at Annapolis last Sat
urday. University of North Carolina
has had a fairly good team for the last
few seasons but has gained no particular
football fame even in its own section OF
the country The game appears on the
Yale schedule principally because OF its
intersectional character. The same may
be said of Maryland State. that faces the
Tiger eleven at Princeton.
AS for Valparaiso which plays the
Crimson at Cambridge this afternoon. il
from Hoosierlard found itself on the
Harvard schedule by accident. When
the Cambridge football authorities
learned that the Notre Dame team which
had a hard time defeating Valparaiso
last year was the freshman eleven ant
not the varsity an effort was made e
cancel the game. but Valparaiso pre-
scented strong arCuments in favor OF the
retention of the date, assuring Harvard
OF all the opposition they would care FOR
and tho game was allowed to stand
Since then n good deal has been heard
about the heft and skill Of the Valpa
raise squad this season, but Valpo Vir-
tually is untrled and unsung.
Reports from the training camps OF
the big trio have II that Yale is making
mess of open football and has just
about decided to place chief, If not
entire, reliance on straight old fashioned
line plunging and end running; thai
Harvard is worried over its ends and i
looking for reliable quarterback tina
Princeton's bachfield IS strong. very
strong. but That It's line is weak. wofullS
weak All OF which may be true. but L
| is still too early in the season TO rate
accurate the strong points and thu
weaknesses. and the coaches have plenty
of time TO get in their good work before
the important games arrive.
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CHAMPION AGAIN
IN GOLF FINAL
Miss Alexa Stirling to Meet
Mrs. j. V. Hurd for WOm-
ems National Title.

CLEVELAND. Oct S.-Miss Alexa Stir
ling Of Atlanta, Ga. the women's ma
tional golf champion. and Mrs. ]. "
Hurd OF Pittsburg, won their way into
the finals Of the national championship
al the Maytleid club here to-day by de-
feating Mrs C. II. vanderbecE of Phla-
delpha and Mrs. David Gaut of Mem
phis. respectively. in stirring matches.
Miss Stirling won her match two and
one. while Mrs Hurd was two up. Both
matches were replete with sensational
shots and great recovcries, all OF the
four players making the best showing
Of the week Miss Stirling got q new
woman's record for the Mayfield course
when she turned in an so for the round.
In the first half OF her match with
Mrs Vanderbeclk. the champion was SUI
preme and had everything her own way,
being three up Mt the turn. Her play in
the first half was characterized by long
drives. perfect approaches and accurate
puts. Her card at the turn was 49, six
teen of these being made on the greens.
The game took n sudden turn a the
start of the incoming nine and Mrs VAN
derbeck cvened the match on the fifteenth
by making some brilliant chip shots
dead 10 the pin and sinking several long
and difficult puts Her first success
was on the tenth. which she took with
two puts for g. while Miss Stirling
used three. On the eleventh Mrs. van
derbeck needed only one putt, ter
footer After halving the next three the
Philadelphia sank another long one for
a 4 and the hole. bringing the match all
square.
Miss Stirling won the sixteenth by
driving the 395 yard green In two. but II
was on the seventeenth that her cham
pionship ability was best shown.
The champion and contender both put
their tee shots into the right back trap
and were on in two and three respec-
lively. Mrs Vanderbeck having lie
eighteen feet from the pin. Briefly
studying her putt she sank the ball. leav-
ing the ttleholder n twelve foot putt 10
win the match at that point. Sink J,
Miss Stirling did. and Mrs. Nanderbeck
lost her chance TO contend for the title
she once held.
Mrs. Gaut played Mrs. Hurd better
match than was expected and Was up on
her at the turn. But Mrs. Hurd rallied
and was / up at the seventeenth. which
was halved Both came TO the eighteenth
with Is, but Mrs Hurd ran down her
putt. while Mrs Gaut missed by small
margin. The cards
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ge Are Tuned Up for Their Scheduled Battles Gnos To-day
Big Football Trio Not
Likely to Be Extended
College Football
Contests To-day

Columbia vs.. New York University at
SoHth Field.
Foriliam vs.. BOSTON College at Boston.
Yale -. University of North Carolina ut
New Haven.
HARVARD Vs. Valparaiso mt Cambridge.
Princeton rs. Maryland at Princeton.
Dartmouth ~. Penn State at state Col
lego.
Pennsylvania ". Swarthmore at Phila-
dtlphia.
Navy ". Lafayette nj Annapolis.
Army ". Midllebury at West Point.
Cornell ". IT. bonayenture at ithaca.
Pittsburg vs.. west Virginia at pittsburg.
'Str,e ems ~. Ia. crford ut Haterford.
i,utsers ". Lrhig.i at SCOth Bethlehem.
amherst BowdOin 1T Amherst.
I.oston University ". New Hampshire
Gt;<r-at Boston.
DroSn vs.. Maine at Providence.
EucknCli rs. Jr-inus At LewiSburg.
Carnegie Tech ". Westminster at Pitts
burg.
Centre vs. Howard at Dnn,ire.
Chicago ". Purdue ut Chicago.
Cincinnati ys. 0lio at CiGcinnati.
Colby ". Fort VIII IN d., ~ trrNille.
Colgate w.. Allegheny at Hamilton.
GeOrs town -. North Carolina state mt
Washington.
hobart ". ClarlNaon 20 Geneva.
Lebanon Valley ". Susquehanna at Har-
risburg.
Mass. iggies ". Bates nj Amherst.
Michigan vs.. Case 40 .Ann Arbor.
hIuhitnbure -. Albright NJ Allentown.
Northwestern ". Minnesota at Evans
town.
Notre Dame vs.. Kalamazoo Normal ~
Sofrc Dame.
Ohio stat w. Oberlin at Columbus
Penn Military College v. NillanoNa ut
Chester.
Rene seilrr -. Norwich. nj Troy.
Colchester ~. 81. Lawrence at Rochester.
-. LOFTS vs. Missouri 1t st. Louis.
SOutl, Carolina 81. GcOrTin at columbia.
Syracuse ". Johns Hopkins ut Syracuse.
Tennessee ". Vanderbilt at Knoxville.
Union -. Williams AZ ScNprctaGy.
Vermont -. Tift. at Burlington.
Virginia ". Virginia Military at Char
lottes,ills.
Washington College W.. Mount st. Mary's
at Baltimore.
Washington and Jefferson vs.. Kalamazoo
College ut Washington.
Wesleyan ". Trinity at Middletown.
william and Mary vs.. Gallaudet at Rich
m0rd.
Wisconsin vs.. Michigan Aggics ut Mndi
son.
Worcester Poly VS.. Connecticut State at
Worcester.
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Lafayette to Face Army.

EAsToN. Pa. oct s.-The Lafayette
College student body gave the VARSITY
football squad rousln; sendoff here
to-day when the athletes departed for
Annapolis with the college band lead
ing the way the students and Coach
sutherland were given individual cheers.
4 change has been made In the
Lafayette backfeld. Seasholtz. the for
mcr Mcrcersburg Academy player. will
start az fullback I'm place OF Lukens.
who was unable 10 make the trip be-
cause Of an injured knee. The remainder
q the team will be the same as that
which started the Muhlenburg game. Tho
Lafayette team sim is captainless. "a
IL will be- necessary FOR Coach Suthor.
land 10 appoint n leader before the game
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ON HOT SPRINGS COURTS.
w. n. TIIden I'd Defeats Craig Bid
die In straight sets.

Special Despatch 10 THE HERALD.
HOT SPRINGS, Va. oct. SIN the mems
singles played to-day. the hfth OF the
tennis tournament on the Homestead
courts. william 7. Tilden % defeated
Craig Biddle. e.. G--3. Ga, a good
match with long rallies
4 feature Of the day was the woInen's
doubles. In which A7g T. H. Godfrey and
Miss Phyllis Walsh defeated Mrs. NAL
!ory and Miss Ethel seavey, SIS. IS.
In the mems doubles II. $. Parker and
Craig Riddic defeated IL. y. Rawlns and
r. II. Dclahcld. &c, 6-3. J. q. Mckay
and Livingston Plat defeated Messrs.
Her and Vernon. rs. 7--5. In the
mixed doubles Tilder md Mrs Mallory
Cofeatcd Biddlc ana Mrs Lydig Hoyt
Go. 6---l
Tomorrow AIRS Mallory meets Miss
Walsh in the hnuls OF tAo 'ons sin
eles, and the winners this a,t rnoon Of
the womcns doubles wiU meet Mrs
Godfrey and Miss Walsh and hriug the
tournament 60 q clasc
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where Interest Centres.

The attention of those who are be-
ginning TO figure on the likely con-
tenders for the Eastern football cham
pionship will be divided between the
Dartmouth-P State contest at state
College and the tussle between Glenn
Warmers Pittsburg team and the West
Virginia eleven at Forbes Field. Pitts
burg Both these contests promise hard
fought battles, as well as interesting
football
Dartmouth is entering the contest
handicapped by the loss Of its star
backs. Shelburne and Robertson. and
three Of its regulars in the line. Allen
Browne and Threshle. but the squad is
said to be we'll supplied with capable
substitutes. and the Green may he
counted on furn shng n great fight.
Penn States eleven Is up to the Hugo
Bezdek standard and because of the
long Dartmouth hospital list is favored
10 win. Last year the teams furnished
one OF the closest and most spectacular
games of the season.
One of the best contests on the local
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Penn Expects 10000 to See Game.

Special Despatch 20 THE HERALD.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Oct S.-Pennsyl-
Vania expects crowd Of 10000 when
Swarthmore appears on Franklin Field
tomorrow In the annual game. The
Garnet team after scoring on Princeton
last Saturday Is coming here prepared
10 give coach HeisTnan's team hard
Nght. Swarthmore followers are taking
ali the bets IN sight az even money.
There will be one or two changes In
The Penn linup over the Buclnell game.
Brooke Calder. a Washington lad. will
make his debut at right end I'm Capt
Pud Hopper's place. The latter II still
out with a dislocated elbow. Bin Grave
who PLAYED right end last week. swings
over 10 tho left side OF the line Carl
Thomas. last weeks fullback. goes to
i'sht guard. and vic Sweeney viii prob
aglv be at centre In Franks place. Ward
and Thurman will be az tackles again
end Lehman at right guard. Pos Miller
ram the team at quarterback to-day.
with Herman Harvey and Mike Whitehill
lalfbacks and Joe Straus fullback. This
will be Whtehilrs first start OF the year
and incidentally Is Rcd and Blue de-
but. He was injured in the preliminary
season. Most Of penn's drill to-day was
Il defence 20 meet Swarthmore's snappy
forward masses
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Army Rehearse- signals.

WEST POINT y. Y. oct. S.-Armys
drill to-day consisted Of running
through Of signals and rehearsal OF
the. plays which viii be used against
Nddlebury Tomorrow Although the
codats expect 20 win from the Vermont
ora. the coaches will use their best men
at the outset OF the game. Middlebury
rlHycd tie game with Springfield a
week ago and this has set. the Army
mentors thinking Tho probable lineup
viii be as follows Right end. White
right tackle. j. Storck; right guard.
Clark centre. Greene LETT guard. Brcid-
ster LEFT tackle Davidson Let end u.
storck quarterback, Wilhide; right
halfback Eberso'e LEFT halfback. Law
renee fullback, French.
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READY FOR BIG BOUT.

Tex ORourke OF the International
Sporting club and Jack Frost and Jack
Curley had conference last night nt
tho Claridge Hotel with Mayor Frank
Hague of Jersey City Mayor Hague de-
clared that he had visited the Jersey
City baseball park. where Georges Car
pentier and Battling Lcvinsky are
acheduled TO fight next Tuesday night
and that he found all fire and other
laws strictly complied with.
The Mayor said the jersey Central
Railroad had agreed TO run Special
boats and trains from the foot OF Lib
erty street. New York direct 20 West
side avenue. whore the park Is located,
tuesday night. The Mayor said:
mo angles. political or otherwise. viii
be allowed to interfere with the success
ful conduct of the bout. The Chief OF
police and his entire staff IL necessary.
will be on hand to take care Of the
crowds"
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s,spnI priII for Williams.

WuLtAMsrowN. oct Williams
toppcd OF It's practice for the Union
game nj schenectady Tomorrow By hold
in tong signal drill here to-day. The
VARSITY IL In tiptop shape for the con
test and expects 90 win without being
rard pressed Tho odds are something
llkc 10 1. with Union on the short end
Tho Purple lineup Will be as follows
81. the start OF the game: Codding. left
end Laser. left tackle Humes. left
rrard Smith. centre t'ullc. right guard !;
Fargo. right tackle. Joslyn. right end
boynton, quarterback; Mclean. left
sfback Burger. right halfback; Hib-
tard. fullhack.
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Rutgers Tackle Is III.

Special he patch t. TfTF flrNLr
NEW BRrNsV Tea. n. y. Oct SON the
owe OF the gam with i.ehi.h saturday
pitch" Ecl,harlt R"tgots t9,hl'. Naa
reported on the sex list WITH t9asiliitls.
Baislcy. the other t4ekl ia ul#o out
witt iriUrics, but may b. in shape 80
MAY CaI O. Gardner woa iu practice to-
dey for the first time this week as he
has had % bad knee. The tcam was put
through q long signal drlll this after
noon and the gates were closed to Wish
tors.
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Armour Meets a Golfer
From Own Home Tom
William Reeke Demonstrates to French Titleholder at
Arcola How Good They Were in Edinburgh Years
Ago, Wins and 3, and Will Meet Carrot Hobart
BY KERR n. PETRIE.

Thomas ID. Armour. the Scottish anna
teur golf star. who is now spending a
vacation in this country, has had to
come three thousand miles or so from
his native haunts TO find ont how good
some Of the linksmcn raised In his ma
tive town OF Edinburgh really are.
Bearing out the truth OF the Old saying
that it is a small world We live in. Ar
mour in the semi-final round Of the an
nual invitation tournament or the ar
cola Country Club yesterday ran full
tilt into one William Reekie of Upper
Montclair, holder of tho New Jersey
State championship.
Reekie, like Armour. learned his game
in the shadow OF Hollywood Palace; but.
there being difference of quite n few
years in the ages OF the two the present
holder OF the New Jersey laurels had
started out into the wide. wide world
before Armour who row holds the anna
teur championship OF France. had begun
TO take much Of an interest in the af-
fairs of the links. The matter of fifteen
years ago they had a few good golfers
in Edinburgh. and Armour is the one
who Is ready to admit II. But he found
IL out only yesterday. when Reekie took
his measure on the Arcola sward by .
margin of up and 10 play.
That Reekie should bow the knee to
a fellow townsman OF younger genera
ton Just because he happened to be
champion OF France was never for
moment to be thought Of Least of all
should such n thing happen on the Ar
cola course, for it was here in the early
days of the summer that the Upper
Montclar man succeeded TO the crown
OF the Mosquito State. Reekie used to
be q member of the Edinburgh Twenty
Club, and he was very anxious 10 i'm
press on the tourist that 10 be in good
standing in that organization was no
small testimonial of ability. But deeds
being much better than words Reeide
defeated Armour by the substantial
margin OF 4 up and to play. running
him off his feet. so to speak. In the
early stages of the fray, and then hold
ing on grimly when Armour began to
fight back.
Going out in SO Reekie turned for
home leading by 4 up. He added the
eleventh when Armour took an extra
putt on two foot miss. and although
the latter came back with rally that
brought him home In 80 the effort came
too late for his own good. Reekie closed
the argument by holding twenty-five
footer on the fifteenth green
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LEONARD BEATS SHEPPARD.

PATERSON, y. j.. OcJ S.--Benny Leon
ard lig ltweight champion OF the world
tonight scored technical knockout
over Johnny Sheppard of England at the
Sixth Regiment armory. The bout. when
was scheduled 20 go twelve rounds. was
stopped by the referee In the third.
Leonard completely outfought his OPP
ponent I'm the first two rounds and was
about to finish him In the third when
the contest was stopped. Leonard
weighed 1877 pounds and his opponent
half pound less.
Boyo Mccormick. champion light
heavyweight of Ireland. had the better
of every one of the ten rounds In his
contest with Dummy" Martin OF Brook
lyn. Il was McCormicks first appear
ance In the East. He weighed 100
mounds and Martin 1929.
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PENIS DEGREE RULE.

pHuApEG pHtA Pa. oct S.--At a meet
ing OF the university council on athletics
at Pennsylvania this evening there was
"a compromise affected on the degree"
rule The new rue reads "Iu arranging
a game or schedule Of games with an
other institution having the degree rule
or the college rule or whose rules in any
other particular differ from our own. the
university council on athletics shall have
rover by ajority vote. " approved by
the provost. To determine the ri gibillty
OF players representing Pennsylvania on
any team, with due regard 60 the cligl-
hillty rules Of such other institution"
The veto was carried by to 3.
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CADORE TO BE MARRIED.
Announcement of DODGERS En-
gagement to Brooklyn Girl.

Leon j. Galore. Dodger pitcher in
times OF peace and a lieutenant in the
army during the war, is going TO be
married In November. His bride will be
Miss Helen Josephine Sweeney, daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Howell Naylor Of Glendale
place Brooklyn Miss Sweeney IS
sraduate Of Era SINUS Hall High School.
Announcement Of the enga cement was
contingent on tho Dodgers winning the
pennart. Tho marriage ceremony will
take place at the Flatbush Presbyterian
Church Of which Miss Sweeney Is
member. on n date yet to be selected
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Kent Warriors Win.

For the second tisie in as many years
Kent School took the measure Of Column
bias freshman football team yesterday
afternoon The Connecticut boys led at
the final whistle by I 70 score. and
were extremely lucky to gain the verdict.
But for an unfortunate tumble on the
part OF one Of the Blue and White play
ers the game would have gone to Colum-
bia G to o. but that one bobble was SUI
ficient 10 turn victory into defeat The
lineup:
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pionship holed twelve footer for 3.
But it was again the iron play that
was the chief asset of Armour. At the
100 yard fourteenth he laid his ball
eighteen inches from the cup for an easy
2. Another feature hole by the same
player was the 5l5 yard eighth. On this
one the French champion was within
yard of the cup with his second shot He
missed the putt but the feat stands as
record nevertheless. no one at Arcola ever
having put two such shots together on
that particular hole. The card of the
match
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Miss Sylvia Highton Leads Field
on KnickcrbocIser Links.

Repeating her feat OF n short time
back when she led the field at North
Jersey. Miss Sylvia Highton OF Hacken-
sack returned both low gross and low
net IN the handicap golf tournament for
women held yesterday on the links Of
the Knckerbockcr Club OF Tenany. y. ].
Her card was 99--7. %. with card
Of 1923, % Mrs f. - Ryan Of Baltus-
rol won the second net prize. other
cards were
Mrs l.. G.. Coe, Knickcrhockcr, His, W /.
Mra Irving Brown, White Bccchoa, iOG-7. 20 /:
Miss Julia Brcdt EascN County. lof-7 i0i
Mrs. Henry Nlumcnthal, Fairyicw. loG-i iO2 .
Mrs. :. Keller Kuiekcrbocker. HE in2 I.
Mrs. Albert Taylor Hackcnsack, i01--T. iO2 .
Mrs s. prustCr Knlrkc rbocl,or, iso-iS. 1902
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strnightness Wins for Rockie.

The value of n smooth "traight game
against erratic hard hitting never was
better illustrated than In this contest.
Reeke scored chiefly through his abil-
ity to hew to the line, whereas Armour
often found trouble in the bunkers or
long grass. Especially was this the case
outgoing. Added to this Armour had
several three putt greens. on the fifth,
however the holder Of the French cham
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nionship 81 tio Gcducy \Country
Glib frr the third consecutive time. This
scar hc defeated Tvs. Jones IN the
ihirtyssiX hole final by 80 up ana Q to
rlnyf ardr,y j. justly proud of Paul
and believes That although he was NOT
elected FOR tho IL sley cup team he cow
rares with the best golfers in the metro
politan district
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MORE BOXING II ,ENsEs.

At meeting OF tho State Boxing
Commission yesterday licenses were is
SUED TO four clubs. several hundred
fighters. n score Of trainers, physicians
and managers and several judges, in
Guiding James J. Corbctt.
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NOTES OF THE LINKS.

Walter J. Travis makes the announce
mont that after tu-dav no will sever
bis connection with the American golfer
absolutely and that in future he will de-
vote all Of hls time to golf course archi-
lecture.
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Ip the Spring a young
mans fancy lightly turns
To-day

Ip the Spring a young
mans fancy lightly turns
to thoughts of-clothes.
The same thing happens
in the Fall and, when it
comes to thoughts of
Clothes" we're all young.
Suppose you could buy
clothes only at those two
seasons?
1t might be possible to
reduce the price, because
such an arrangement would
reduce the cost of doing
business, but would you ap-
prove Of q reduction gained
in such a way?
No, you would not.
You want service; you
want what you want when
you want it, and we're
here, at the -four corners"
every working day in the
year to supply you with the
best of clothes and the best
of service at the lowest
possible prices.
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Arrangement hatr 1con made for an over
flOw crowd at tnr Garden this afternoon.
whom the fourth gamc VI the worlds serisg
will be reproduced on the big score board.
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BRo0KLYN HATTERs WIS.

NEW HAVEN. oct. S--Thc Knox Ua.
COMPANY team 81 brooAlyn d,fcatca Nnie.
, to 3, IN fall practice Da ebali game here
day.
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HORsEs AND CARRIAGES.

0NE Baby Victoria. ! Mondowhrook cart.
: runahouf ! two seated top WAGON, with
pole. muspra, Collins q brewster ". 81.
WILSON, 1000 Stephen Girard Bids. phua-
iCinhia. Pa.
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Touchdowns --Kcnt school. 4. Noble Colum
bia Freshmen, Dillingham;. Goal IRON toucH-
down Kent school Bergen. ubsututionf
Kent school g.. Noble FOR Brewster, How
den for squires. Noyc for l. Noble Co
tur,bis FreF hneu-IialdWin for sanford,
cunningham for Kucbcl. MURPHY Tor faEC
Li.b,yitz for Dillingham;. ofneials ltet-
cree Lieut. Courtney. Newark. Umpire
Carl Reed. brunswick, y. j. lih' % pc
riode-iO minutes ch.