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LEADING FOOT BALL
BATTLES TOMORROW

LOCAL.
boat Club. UsiOn League Park. 18Th
and II streets northeast. 3 o'clock.
SOUTH ATLANTIC.
Catholic University at v. VI. 1.
Johns Hopkins vs.. st. Johns,
II omew God Field, Baltimore. 2s3O Pm
Navy vs.. South Carolina. at AnnnPO-
lis, 2 $50 Pm.
wake Forest at Richmond College.
Washington College Mt Western
Maryland.
Maryland 1T Syracuse.
George Warrington nj F"raha".
Yale at Princeton.
Brown at Harvard.
Dartmouth ut Penn.
Columbia Mt Cornell.
Penn state At Lehigh.
w. and }. at Pittsburgh.
Delaware Mt SwarthmOre.
Amherst at Trinity.
Bowdoia NJ West Point.
Rutgers ut West Virginia.
Wesleyan at Williams.
BOstOn College vs.. Tufts.
Holy Gross at Colby.
SOUTH.
Georgetown MT Georgia Tech.
North Carolina At Davidson.
Georgia at Florida.
Centre At Kentucky.
Sewanee at Tennessee.
Virginia at Vanderbilt.
Washington and Lee ut Auburn.
Oklnhama ut Oklahoma Aggies.
MIDWEST.
Minnesota ut lows.
NOtfe Dame Mt Indiana.
Nebraska at kannas.
Purdue ut Northwestern.
Wisconsin at illinois,.
Chicago at Michigan.
WEST.
Montana Mines ut Utah Axxies.
Oregon Aggies mt Washington state
Montana state at Montana.
Washington Mt Oregon.
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Yale is coming TO Princeton in
dangerous mood and equipped 10 play
real foot ball. Her game viii be char
acteriZed by driving power. greater. ]
think than Harvard'S. and unless Tad
Jones. the coach. has been asleep 10
his opportunities his eleven VIII be
found to have made great deal Of
the forward pass. Thorne MURPHY
who will play qua rterback or some
where in the backfeld. throws the
ball as we'll as any man in the east.
and Kelley. kempton Jordan and
Aldrich are all backfield men who NJ
in finely with the overhead game. In
the lineup will he found several Yale
regulars who have not been in game
from three to five weeks.
Yale Not TO Have Many Plays.
Strategically Yale probably will be
found with no wide range Of plays:
Tad Jones theory is that few plays
well learned are more effective than
a basketful. and it viii be surprising
if his eleven is found not 10 have con-
formed to this idea. The tackles VIII
probably be paired on straight attack
with the backs jumping upon hep
SIGNAL from one position to another
the quarterback handling the ball on
nlayS inside of tackle. The line stabs
will be powerfully launched and not
easy to stop. ~,
In Yales forward pass plays VIII
lurk a touchdown. unless they are
carefully guarded There is danger
100. of a dropkick for goal. although
Murphy fell down woefuliy in this
respect in the Brown game kicking
one out of five tries from easy DIS
tanceS.
The line will probably lack some
thing in coordination. due to the
fact that regulars will he playing
who have NOT been in the game Tor
, long time. This defect-if it APP
it is likely. be more APP
parent on defense than attack. Again
he Yale line throughout the season
has not shown quick diagnostlc
sense. Straight attacks they have
handled. but plays masked as to di-
rection, and also as to nature. have
been apt to find them on their heels
instead of their toes and oftimes
charging in the wrong direction. The
forward pass has bothered the back
field. The spur of the Princeton
game may change all this
Nassau Has Sharp Attack.
Nassau's attack will be hard-hit-
ting. sharp and devious. When a
few yards are wanted. Clarity. re-
markabIe line plunger. aided by sharp
charging forwards. should often make
the desired gain. while Yale's tackles
ends will have plenty of work
in stopping wide or quick cut-in drives
Lourie who found Harvard's skim
ned gridiron too slippery for his pc
culiar style Of action. will be very
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After the joint meeting adjourn
ment viii be taken. while each league
deliberates on the proceedings for
meeting will be held, and it was ex-
pscted that some decisive action will
be taken to make peace.
LaDdis App0intment stands.
The eleven club owners who favor
the Lasker plan for the reorgsniza-
ton of the game-the National League
club owners and Chicago. Boston and
New York clubs Of the American
League have definitsly decided upon
Federal Judge Kenesaw NJ. Lands OF
Chicago as chairman Of the new gov
erlfnE board 81 base eans il he ac-
cepts the offer.
League. Detroit. Cleveland, st. Louis.
Philadelphia and Washington. who
have aligned ,thenaselHees with; john
som. have signified their Willingness
to accept the jurist asschai rmah.
Three New York base pail ono iais.
League and Charles A. Stoneham ard
Jokn McGraW Of the National League.
were expected in Chic6Eo TO attend
todsy's session. II. H. Erazee OF the
Boston Red Scx was also expected in
company with the trio.
M1M0r0 ftcmalm xvRWsHAh'
The minors will not come into the
Joint session until the major sleague
owners have ifoneP out Their DIM
cuIties. The minors are maintaining
their attitude Of strict neutrality
On the program today was the re-
organisation Of the national commits
sion and abolition of the new twelve
club National League formed here last
Monday. when the American and Ma
tional leagues split. The new National
League will insist that the old COM
mission, composed of Ban johnson.
president of the American League. and
John Heydler, president OF the Ma
tional League. with one vacancy. be
abolished in favor Of the, civilian COM
mission, it was said in base ball circles
After the joint session Of the two
league club owners. committee OIL
six, representing the minors. will en-
ter the discussions This committee
ia COMPOSED Of. Mike II. Sexton OF Rock
Island, 1fesident Of the National Asso-
citation of Minor Leagues, chairman;
Thomas ]. Hickey. president of the
American Association: John D. Martin.
president Of The Southern Associatfo
George H. Hainee, president OF the
Michigan-Ontario League; William
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M|No&tw P0WWQWS
Only Board Of Arbitration Remains
in Session to Settle Long
s:Ii& ii Cases. / <

KANSAS CITY. November 1.-THE
council grounds here Of club owners and
base ball officials Of the nation. where
q truce in the major league war was
Effected were deserted today. Repre-
ssntatives attending the meeting OF the
National Association Of Minor Leagues,
which ended last night. scattered to
their homes, white the. belligerent fac
lions Of tho MAJOR leagues left early
last night % kbe present at the peace
neeptiaf3ofs ID Chicago today.
The boaId OF arbitration Of the minor
leagues remained here today to dispose
of more than hundred. cases involving
contract Jumping by players. applica-
tons of suspended players for rein
statement, and disputes of club owners
over ownership of players and terri
toriaI rights 81
The minonfeagueEs unanimously voted
to place .Heaideut n. ii. Sexton of Rock
island, tn. on an annual salary OF
IS .Ooe and have him devote his full time
TO league Affairs. Sexton has served the
minors for twenty years without com
Densation. The. salafy. Of John H Far,
reN Of Auburn. n. T., secretary and
treasurer Of the association, was raised
from $1,000 to $500. Tho funds to
1neet these salaries VIII b obtained by
appropriating per cent Of the purchase
price Of an players sold.
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WITH THE BIG THREE"

PRINCETON. y. j.. November Il
Only a light workout was ordered Tor
the Princeton varsity foot ball squad
today in preparation for the annual
sridiron battle with Yale tomorrow.
The team was sent through its last
hard signal drill Of the season yes
terday and at its conclusion keenc
Fitzpatrick. the Princeton trainer
said every man is in excellent CONDITION.
The athletic authorities are making
preparations for one OF the greatest
crowds ever attending foot paw
game here. Seats have been provided
for $1,000
NEW HAVEN. Conn. November. Ia
Yates foot ball squad yesterday
was given it's final scrimmage before
the game with Princeton Light sig
nal drill is the program for, today The
Yale Athletic Association has given
out the probable lineup for the
Tiger contest. as follows.
Cutler left end: Mackay. left tackle;
Callahan (captain). left guard. Cross.
center: Acosta. right guard: VIII
ker right tackle Dilworth. right
end: Kempton. quarterback; Camp
bell, left halfback: Kelley right nail
back: Jordan. fuliback: -.
Applications for tickets to the
Tale-Harvard game have reached
about $4,000. The seats available are
$4,000. although several more tnou-
sands will be able to get, standing
room. 49,.
CAMBRIDGE. Mass, November II.
The players of the Harvard eleven
will not be numbered in any game:
Coach Robert r Fisher has announced
in making known that the graduate
foot ball advisory committees had
voted una nimously to support his~de-
cision. He said the principal reason
was to protect the system OF play
which Harvard has been years in
building.
Yesterdays practice was of the full
route. except the session at the
taclSiing dummies and the varsity and
the substitutes did not line up
against each other for their custom
AIRY soft scrimmage and signal drih.
Defensive assignments for the Yale
game are being perfect ed. and the
varsity worked carefully on its plays
A few new developments from pres
ent formations may be expected "A
week from tomorrow, but Harvard. as
in the past will rely on what il has.
together with confusing variations. to
gain ground at New Haven.
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NORTH CAROLINA STATE
DEFEATS VIRGINIA TECH

NORFOLK. Va. November ION
sloppy field and in drizzling rain
North Carolina State defeated Vir-
GINA Tech at foot bali yesterday. "A
to G.
Carolina States two touchdowns.
one in the second and the other in the
fourth quarter. We're registered on an
end run by ffurley and broken-field
dash OF twenty eight yards by john
son. Tech scored in the third Quarter
Sutton's .5-yard run from the kick
off carrying the ball to the one-yard
line. He carried the ball over on the
fourth down.
Five thousand braved the weather
to witness the game.
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WITH THE BASKETERS.

The Congress Heights Yankeea are
ready for games with District basket
ball teams. Engagements FOR contests
nav he made with Arthur Schaffer. 900
14th street
Aloysiu. Cluk,s basket ball quint is
booking games. Teams interested should
communicate with John Long. - j
street
Junior basket ball teams with courts
wanting games should write n Austen
sen. TT K street, or telephone Frank
lin 1911.
81 in Junior A. A. U. Run.
NEW YORK. November l2.-Eighty-
seyen Junior hill-and dale athletes have
entered for the junior American Attn
letic Union championship cross country
race over the Van Gorilla ndt Park course
hero tomorrow.
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The Canoeists' lineup will average
III pounds and will include five for
mer college players. They VIII De:
Bammon. Princeton. left tackle: Long.
Kansas. left guard; Ravens. Bates.
right tackle: Walton. Randolph Ma
con. halfback. and I.andreau. George
town, halfback. Each of the first two
named weighs more than 200 pounds.
Others who will start for the canoe
club will be Pardoe. Central High.
left end: Richter, Business High CEN
ter: Hess. Charlotte Hall. right guard:
Martin Tech High. right end; King.
Business High. quarterback. and
Buckholtz. Charlotte Hall. fullback.
Potomac will have three ex-colleSe
payers in its backfield WetZef. for
merly of the University of Washing
ton, will play quarterback. while Cor
nell and Supplee who starred at
George Washington. will be half
backs Ramsdell. who has performed
with fleet teams in the Navy. will
complete the backfeld In the line
the Sweepmen will start with
Schneider. Tech High. left end:
Thompson. Central High, left tackle:
Hutterly. Business High. left guard:
Abbott. Central High. center: Stewart.
right guard: Shook. Tech High. right
tackle. and Duncan. Baltimore Poly
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The Hilltoppers. now on the way
to the Georgia capital. will send
reorganized team against the Golden
Tornado. Wise. a. Washington boy.
will take the place al LETT end Va
Gated by Kenyon. who has been shift
ed to the backtield. and King. big
freshman will replace Zazzali on the
other wing Anderson will remain
at center and Tom Sullivan and Com
stock retain their positions at left
tackle and left guard. respectively.
On the right side Of the line Smeach;
who has been playing guard Will
change places with CConnell. FORMER
tackle. Flavin and Ward will hold
their backneld jobs, but Leighty has
been ousted by Carlin. Malley. IN
jured in the Navy game. did not make
the trip.
George Washington has its regular
backheld ready for Fordham. but may
have to use some second-strinS play.
ers in the line. The Hatchetites viii
leave tonight for the Bronx: Coach
Morse probably will start the game
with Hume and John loehier. ends;
Sandys and Whyte. tackles: waiter
and Nilsson. guards; Paul l4oehler.
center: McAllister. quarterback: Daily
and Springston. halfbacks. and Kay
fullback.
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difficult man for Yale To stop on the
thick tufted surface of the Princeton
field. Murrey. too. will be no easy
man to down. But if Yale has not
learned fundamentals this season she
has not learned anything; so the
fiashy Tigers. elusive though they
are. are not likely to run loose.
On defense Princeton will inter
pose an alert. strong and discerning
opposition to Yale's running plays.
which. however. may gain on the
basis of sheer strength and thrust. Ii
is to be doubted that they Will prove
OF touchdown strength against
Princeton, but they may. Defense
against forward pass. when wen
thrown, and when men safely reacira
their assigned positions is an extreme
ly difficult matter. Princeton Will at
tend to the task the better for ex-
perience in the Harvard game. But
there is never any telling when
score will spring out of an overhead
hraVe. As for kicking as an offensive
or defensive measures. Princeton
should. at least. hold her own with
Yale.
Copyright. 1920
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BIG LEAGUERS GATHER
FOR JOINT CONFERENCE
Peaceful Adjustment of Controversy Over Reor=
ganizing Government of Game Expected to
Result from "Informal" Meeting in Chicago.

@HICAGO November r. Club OF the National and American
leagues today meeting make final effort
a baseb The agreed when the
warning Kansas City their sides the
before the minors
John A. lieydler
B.
the the The
be
today expected speak their
to the
The scheduled
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Catholic Cniversity's squad will de-
part for Lexington tonight. The
Brooklanders expect to begin play
with Curran and Corwin. ends Eoor
and Brennan. tackles; Leghorn and
Frye. guards; May. center; Marshall.
quarterback: Mcnamara and Curtin.
halfbacks. and Gibbs. fullback.
Brewer. Senior. Bosley and Paga-
nucci. brilliant running backs. are
not expected to be used by Maryland
at Syracuse. Practically the same
line-u that faced Catholic University
last Saturday will start against the
Orange. Eppley and Branner will
be ends: Charge and Nisbet, tackles;
Moore and Sullivan. guards: Bailey.
center; Groves, quarterback: Plassnis
and Macdonald, halfbacks. and Mack
ert. fullback
Gallaudet left without college
opponent when Drexel postponed its
game with the Kendall Greeners. will
go into practice contest tomorrow
with the Camp Humphreys Engineers.
Play will begin at 3 o'clock.
Washington and Lee. which is to
play Georgetown here next week.
will meet dangerous team at Biz
mingham. in Auburn.
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MAKE PLANS
Senior and Junior Players Effect
Temporary Organizations
at Meeting.

Representatives of senior and junior
basket ball teams effected temporary
league organizations last night and
named G. +. Beckett of the Central
Y. NJ. c. a. chairman Of the circuit.
The unlimited quints ready to enter
the league are the Knickerbockers.
Peck Stars. Boiling Field. Big Five
Epiphany. Marine Props. Capital
Silents. Naval Hospital. Navy Yard
and Nationals.
Junior teams represented We're the
Linworths. Epiphany. Grace Athletic
Grub. Carlisle Athletic club. Yosemite
Athletic Club and RosedaleS.
1t is expected that the league will
be OrZaniZed permanently at Il meet
ing to be held next Thursday.
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However unconstructiye his influence
hes been lin the past. no One ha4aever
neen abe TO gAinsay the bAlmy ihh1eqce
~ hrs Personality when seated at e
table in company with his fellow M "a
mates. His face. luminous as the i'm
when it sinks in misty sky: hiss e.
nevolent blue eyes, his gift in the s3aia t :
ter of ordering dinner, or other things
nave all combined to give him an ap-
peal with his associates.
- So when his big league brethren were
sharpening their battle axes. digging
down: to the bottom Of rfieir strong
boxes and in general prepa ring for mu-
tual destruction. who watts into the
situation but Garry Hermann. smil-
ing and benign? His line of talk was
great. E
"Gentlemen." he said, in effecf. who
is going to spend the money which this
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HARD TEST FOR RUNNERS
IN AL0YSIUS CLUB RACE

Entrants in. Aloysius Clubs five-mile
run Will have a severe course 10 cover
IN the race tomorrow night Starting
az American league Park. the runners
-w1ds go down eth street to C. to 10th, To
II, to Madison place, to southwest cor
ner Of Treasury. to Pennsylvania axe
nue., to 9Th. to Florida avenue, to Bohrer
70 American League Park, More Than
forty entrants are expected to compete
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INDEPENDENT FOOT BALL
Independent Athle,ic Climb. eleve

Independent Athletic Clubs eleven
wants a Sunday game with some 1885,
pound team. Send challenges to
George 5. IIartline. 1922 Rhode Island
avenue, or telephone Franklin 1910.
Washington Athletic Club. that is
to play the Nationals Sunday. will
practice on the Monument grounds
this afternoon at 4:i5.
st. Cyprlan's Athletic Club eleven
is ready TO face any team in the 140-
pound class Send challenges to j.
Nicholas Bush, 1928 6 street south
east
Trinity Athletic Club has open da es
on its schedule. Elevens in the 90
pound division may Secure games by
t-lephoning West 1886
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TUCKERMAN IS LEADING
With 243 for 81 Holes He Is Two
Ahead of Ellis in Hortsmann
Cup Event.

Walter r. Tuckerman leads the field
in ffty-four of the seventytwo holes
of medal play for the Horstmann cup
at the Chevy Chase Club. Tucker
man took S3 yesterday to make his
total for the three rounds 243. against
245 for Frank Fl. Ellis. his nearest
competitor Ellis had an 81 yester-
day
Allan Lard finished yesterdays
round with an 81. making his total
ESQ Samuel DaiZell. with a card of
So Yesterday. has a total of 24S. John
IT Clam withdrew after Wednesdays
play. The final round is being
played this afternoon. The winner
of the Horstmann cup is the club
champion for the year.
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FOOT BALL RESULTS

Boston University. {: Norwich. o.
Carolina State. IA: Virginia Tech. 6.
University Of Alabama. 81 : louisiana, 0.
Clemson. &c: Citadel. 0.
University Of Florida. %: Stetson
University o.
Spring Hill. 49, Southwestern. :.
John Marshall A. c.. Al: Naval Sig
nal Corps. 0.
Naval Air Station, Il; Wake Forest
College. u.
Mississippi College. 60: Millsaps Col
lege. o.
Colorado Agricultural College. IS:
Colorado College. 0.
Idaho. 10; Utah, 0.
Denver University. 3; Wyoming. 0.
Heidelberg, 1; Ohio University, o.
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Walsh. president of the South Atlantic
Lea que. and !. W. Morris. president of
the West Texas League.
Peace Is Predicted.
Predictions were made today that
the eleven club owners of the newly
organized National League and the five
clubs loyal to President Ban johnson
will agree to end hostilities.. While no
official announcement was made. every
member OF the Two mai or leagues has
come on record as being i'm favor of a
reorganization in base ball and of the
appointment of new board of control,
and the selection of Judge Lands of
Chicago as the chairman with a salary
of $4,000 year.
1t was expected that; when the six
teen club owners go into session today
the Lasker plan for base ball reor-
ganization would be modified and al
tered to meet new situations. The
minor leagues. insist upon equal repre-
sentation with the major leagues on
the new governing board.
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TECH AND WESTERN TIE
IN LIGHTWEIGHT GAME

Tech and Western battled to a score
less tie on the muddy Potomac PARK
field yesterday in the second game of
the series for the high school limited
weight elevens. The Manual Trainers
threatened to score in the third period
when they made two first downs. the
only ones recorded during the game. and
reached Westerns 2O-yard line.
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Tech Breaks With Centre.

ATLANTA Ga November 12-
Georgia Tech and Centre College foot
ball teams will not meet on the grid
iron in 1921, ii became known Today.
when Prof. J. y. .Crenshaw. faculty
chairman of athletics at Tech. issued
a statement declaring that Centre
College officials had failed to make
any public disavowal of statements
published I'm Kentucky papers
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Declines G. U. Invitation.

MORGANTOWN W. Va, November
l2.-West Virginia has declined an in
vitation from Georgetown to pIay a
post-season foot ball game in Wash
ington December 4. West Virginia is
committed to a policy opposed to post
season games except under very un-
usual circumstances
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Kuabe Kansas City Pilot.

KANSAS CITY. November 11.-Otto
Knabe has signed a contract to man
age the Kansas City American Asso-
cation club next season. IDfelder
Mccarthy of the locals has been
1raded to Milwaukee for Second Base
man Butler, and Outfelder Zwilling
has been purchased from Indianapo-
lis
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war will cost Ban Johnson? John Heyd-
Ter? The general public? No You gentle
men. are the fan guys: Sixteen club
owners who .haye everything invested in
the national game are going to throw
away everything YOU have made. and
lots you hope TO make, in fight that
has as a substantial basis only personal
jealousy and a situation which can be
bette. settled withour fighting"
The words fell upon grateful ears.
and tOday's meeting is the result. The
dove of peace has been let loose from
Its giided cage and hoveTs over the
Congress Hotel III Chicago VIII the
bird; subsequently be found broken
winged bruised and dying amid the
traffic of Michigan boulevard? Not IL
Garry Hermann can help it. Not il
might be added. if HE sixteen club
owners have any sense at all.
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WATERMEN ARE PRIMED
FOR THEIR GRID CLASH

n weeks OF intensive drilling the foot ball teams of
Washington Potomac Boat Club will take the field
Union al !. o
grdon championship OF the District Players
excellent physical condition. and the teams
will
field has BEEN anled ead
sl Hera
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Cubs Buy Firstsacker.

The Chicago Cubs have purchased
H7rst Raseman Ray Grimes OF the
Bridgeport club of the Eastern
league. He is brother of the Grimes
the Giants obtained from the same
team last season.
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BLUE ALWAYS AT BEST.
WHEN OPPOSING TIGERS
Orange and Black on Form Shown, Should Win,
But Bulldog Has Been Victorious Before
When Not the FavOrite.
BY LAWRENCE PERRY.

lORk of Yale vii!
the gridiron the Palmer Memorial the
OF all intercollegiate classics Nearly fifty
the and the Els played ball
Yale. whether god each fall her best
Past Yale
mood OF regarding the Tigers peculiarly her There has been
ale eleven Princeton which
she had business to beat asng Judgment shown by the
the Blue Princeton
she
vi the