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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-26
Results Of College
Games Yesterday

At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ~; Cornell, o.
At Pittsburg-Penn State, O.; Pittsburs, o.
At Detroit-Detroit, %: Rutgers, o.
Al Michignn-NOtre Dame, 25; Michigan
Aggies, 0.
At syracuse--st. Johns NJ. A. of Manlius. IA;
Allen NJ. :. of Boston, o.
At Washington, Pa.-Wnsbington and Jeffer-
son, 2S; West Virginia. o.
At Acknowledgements Tech, "a; Alabama
At neutrality-suspicious.. eli; sewanee, 3.
WoT nos,nned Ms st"rm vs.. HOLY
at Lancaster, Pa.-Frank. and Marsh, o.;
Gettysburg, o.
at Baltimore-MaryIand "a; Johns Hop
At indianapolis, Ind.-Marquette, 81; Wa
At. Allentown, Pa.-Muhlenberg. 80; Ur-
At Observation-Disclosures, IA; North Caro-
At Athens, Ga.-Georgia. 55; Clemson, o..
At Observation-Disclosures, "a; Mississippi
At Baton Rouge-Tuane, FL; Louisiana
At Roanoke-y. Nj. L., "a; v.P.I.,7.
At Gainesville, FIa.-Ogiethorpe, 81; Flor
AZ Knoxyille-Tennessee. II; Kentucky, !.
At lincoln, Neb.-Washington state, 81 :;
Nebraska, 20.
At Columbia. Mo.-Missourl. 10; Kansas. l..
At Observation-Disclosures College, .; rennsyi-
vana Military College, o.
At Denver. Col.-South Denver II. s., @7;
East Denver III. s., o.
At Ann apolis, Md.--Saval Academy Fourth
Class. 20; Williamson School, :.
At Cineinnati-St. Xavier 81; Haskell In
dians, Z.
AZ Observation-Disclosures, :; Denison, o.
At Observation-Disclosures Reserve, 2; Case. o.
At Observation-Disclosures. Z; Miami. o.
At Norfak-Navnl Base, :; Great Lakes. a8.
At DaTrsilie. Ky.-Centre College, 1903 /;
GEORGETOWN College, o.
at Lexington, Ky.-TransyIvania, 80; Chat
tanooga, Y.
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first down. The Quakers couldn't bulge
them. On n forward pass to Grave the
ball was advanced TO the yerd line.
but a second forward pnss was patted
down behind the goal line,
The visitors rallied for a spell IN me
fourth period and made good neadway
in the midfield region. They had MADE
one first down and tried TO make another
with a forward pass on a fourth down
The pass was incompleted. Joe Straus
lancet the Cornell right wing for sixteen
yards. and Miller gained through the
same gap. CornellIans grabbed at him
in vain. He broke away from one, head
ing off toward the side line, and Grave
who was interfering for him. set another
on his launches Miller OUTRAGED third
Comedian who tried TO grab him from
the side. lie covered forty-six yards for
the third touchdown.
The fourth quarter was Penn's most
prolific one. Wray ran punt back to
within four yards of the scrimmage line,
from which K was kicked. Following
came PENIS best spell OF continuous
rushing. The advances we're short, but
clean cut, from the II yard line Sawyer.
a newcomer who hadn't been in long
enough 70 soil his uniform, hit the red
wall for the punch which took the ball
over. This was from the yard line
He went pell nell through the centre.
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MONMOUTH HOUNDS DRAG HUNT.

Special Despatch 10 TUE NEw GoaK HERALD.
RED BANK. ~ j.. Nov. with Arthur
tou.a as acting master Of the Monmouth
hounds a large number OF Monmouth Hunt
Club members followed the hounds in a
erifitc,F drag hunt over farm and meadow
land to-day Many high fences and broad
bitches were encountered. Miss Rachel
Field. q clever horsewoman and polo player,
narrowly escaped injury when she was
thrown over fence which her horse refused.
Tho hounds were thrown in AZ Shrewsbury
and took tho riders nj a rapid pace 20 the
first check made AZ Gilmartins farm. Inc
second check was az George Hughes's place
and the riders finished all up at the Allan
tic Stock Farm az ScobcyVille.
Among the riders we're Miss Eva Preston,
Miss Priscilla Mitchell, Miss Helen Hughes,
Miss Rachel Field. J. a. HASKELL. Jr.. VIII
tam Preston Frederick and Thomas liesler,
Thomas g. Field. ". y. Jones, W. s. Jones
Tr. g. " Waters. Sybn Ice, J. Plum. w. G.
stoncbridge. sr. and Joseph Jasper. whip.
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LAFAYETTE COLLEGE
RUNNERS ARE BEST

PHILADELPHIA. Nov 25--T.afayette
College won both the individual and
teauf4eonors in the annual five and one
half mile handicap run OF the Meadow
brook Club here to-day The Maroon
cross country team finished first with q
score OF is points while Leroy Kemper.
member OF the winning combination.
captured hrst in IS minutes and 40
seconds.
Northwest Boys club landed second
place in the team competition with 4e
points Meadovbrook Club finished
third with 90 Dints. while the Scandi-
navian Athletic Club took fourth place
with 90 points.
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ANOTHER VICTORY
FOR NOTRE DAME
Michigan Aggies Are Beaten
by Score of rs to o.

EAST LANSING, Mich, Nov 25.-Out-
playing the Michigan Aggies in every
department Of the game. Notre Dame s
football eleven added another victory
to it's string this afternoon. 25 to o.
The visitors scored on the kickoff IN
the first period. Coughln. their right
halfback receiving the kick and racing
eighty yards for a touchdown. The
Aggies braced somewhat ia the second
period. standing off the drives of several
first string men sent in by the visitors.
The half ended. however. with the Ag-
gies holding on their yard line.
a series OF toward passes was opened
up by NotTe Dame IN the third period
and netted two more touchd owns. An
other touchdown was added In the final
period on blocked punt. +. Anderson.
substituting for Hayes at left end. car
rying the ball over The lineup:
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II would be impossible to choose any
one man and call him the star OF the
afternoon, for the work of the entire
ensemble was OF the highest calbre.
Only Herb Stein. Pitts captain and CEN
tire and considered n logical man for
an All-America selection did not play
his usual game. STEMS defensive work
was of the highest quality. but his pass
ing at times was poor and on more
than one occasion delayed the work Of
his backfield The ban was greasy"
from the opening whistle, which ac-
counted for the errors. of commission.
but nevertheless the swapping back OF
states centre, Bentz. was superior TO
that of the Pittsburg man. Stein was
taken from the game In the fourth quar-
ter in favor of Bowser.
Unfortunately. the running duel be-
tween Tom Davies and Charley Way,
rival speedy halfbacks, was forestalled
by the mud and also because Davies
was injured early in the combat. Dur
ing the time he was on the Held he
broke away to some fair gains, and
Way, who remained the entire sixty
minutes. likewise eluded the forward de-
fences at times: but the slippery field
effectually checked any dodgdng tactics.
at which beth men were adept.
way at one time Had a clear field
ahead Of him but slipped and fell In
his tracks Holleran and Anderson for
Pitt. and Killnger for Penn state, were
the most successful ground gamers.
Anderson hit the State line with per-
feet Interference and during Pitts two
major advances held the centre OF the
stage by his line plunging.
Killlnger was tower of strength for
state, playing his best game on the de-
fensive, but by no means discounted
when carrying the bali The line play
of Hess for Penn State anad Jim Bond
for Pittsburg was especially bright.
The pair were successful IN breaking
through and stopping opponent rushes
before they got under way
The lineup:
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ST. PETERS PREP WINS
CATHOLIC TITLE
Defeats Brooklyn Prep Eleven
at Jersey City.

st. Peters Prep of Jersey City won the
Catholic football championship of New
York and Brooklyn when it defeated
Brooklyn Prep s TO 6 at the Jersey City
baseball park yesterday morning. St
Peters kept the ball in enemy territory
for the greater part of the game. The
first touchdown came as a result OF
Brogan's forty yard dash through the
line, followed by an off tackle play by
Slane OF ST. Peters. Gaven kicked the
goal. However Brooklyn Prep came
back strong and after three long end
runs by Furey, Driscoll and Smith the
last named carried the ball over. Har-
rison missed the goal. Toward the end
OF the second quarter st. Peters threat
ened to score again.
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EASY FOR GEORGIA TECH.

Special Despatch 70 TIE New York TER,LD
ATLANTA, Ga, Nov 25.--Decisively
outplaying Auburn this afternoon in
every department OF the game. Georgia
Tech had little trouble in winning. "a
10 0. Capt, Buck Flowers. playing his
last game FOR the Golden Tornado. wa 8
tho individual star or the battle. lie
made three Of the five touchdowne that
Tech scored once he ran through the
entire Auburn team for eighty-two yards
and again be made siXty-five yards
shaking off taclders every few steps.
The game. besides being the final one
Of the season, was IN the nature OF n
titular contest. as both elevens doomed
large as Southern champions The
liueup
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TNpfANAPoLIs. Nov. 25.-Marauettc Uni
featod. wabash College to-day. 81 to II. Tho
varauettc team, by fast line punches and
brilliant end runs. scored two touchdowns IN
me first period and added third In the
-tYd poriod by the ranc style 81 play. The
ouiv wabash touchdown came III the second
porlod whom Au ran - yards through n
broken field after he had grabbed a blocked
No r1uoffc kici
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TEN MILE TITLE
WON BY TALLER

BosToS Nov 2.-The New England
Amateur ten mile championship run
was won to-day by Fred Faller OF the
Dorchester Club IN sc minutes . seconds
Roads were made greasy By a wet snow
and the time was slow Gin Horne
club mate. pressed the winner closely
az all stages OF the race. Runar Gilman.
also Of the Dorchester club. finished
third
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AT PELHAM COUNTRY cLuR rnArs

Twenty gunners took part IN the annual
holiday shoot OF the Pelham Country club
yesterday. only handicap pri2cs were OF.
fered There was a tie for first prize be-.
tween G. \. Ierscy and G.. G. Lagercrantz
Each had 90 out OF a possible 100 targets
Tho shoot off was taken by the first named
gunner Third prize went 10 J. T.. Nchis
The next Gun was won by y. A Schaufficr
aud G. W. Lal'ranche was the winner Of The
Nfth and last cup.
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NEITHER rEAM sCORrs

LANCASTER. Pa Nov % lin q steady
rain Franklin and Marshall and Gettysburg
ColleEe teams PLAYED y scornless game VI
thc thirticth annual ThanksciviuE Uay foot
ball game here TO-DAY Twice Franklin and
Marshall worked the ball far into Getiysburr
territory, who're Nellinrer attempted Eca q
from the field. Gettysburg missed one kich
"or p greater part OF The game play wa
midficld.
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The lineup:

Substitutes--w. and J.-Vince FOR Temple
ton, McQuaide for Crook, Dunbar FOR Law
renee Lawrence for Dunbar. Crook for Nc
Qualde. Browning for Vince. Konvolinka for
Stein. Dunbar for West, Stein for Brown
ing, Mcdonald for Stein, Buchanan FOR
Brenkert Perkins for Armstrong. West
Nirginia-Mercdith for Hawkins Simon for
Lents, Dawson for Lyttle, Lcntz for Simon
Barnard for Emsweler. Lysll Tor Setrou
Fuccy for johnson. Quinian for Fuccy. Hil
for Martin Touchdowns-Stein. 4. Goals
from ouchdowns-Darbisch, 4. Referee
Latham A. Tufts. Brown. rmpire-James
H. Moffett. Princeton. Head Linesmau--A.
NJ. Farrier, Dartmouth. Time OF Periods
- minutes each.
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WEST VIRGINIA IS
SURPRISED BY w. AND J.
Outplayed, 28 to D, First Time
Since 1914.

Special Despatch 10 THE NE~ YoRK IIERup.
WASHINGTON. Pa Nov. 25-Wash-
ington and Jefferson's football team this
afternoon, in the annual Thanksgiving
Day game with West Virginia per-
formed the unexpected by trOuncing the
Mountaineers % TO 0. Crippled by the
absence of two Of its stellar regulars,
Eielson and Mclaughlin, w. and J. rose
to heights II has not heretofore attained
this year. and played the best game
OF the year.
The 1fpa-up.
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times and here the distance the ball
travelled was even, 30 yards being The
average length of the kicks. But one
placement siclt was tried. that by Pitt.
il being a failure. The Painters lost
the ball twice on downs, Penn State
three times. State fumbled seven times,
lost the ball thrice and recovered four.
Pitt furnhled five times and only once
was the oval snatched by an enemy
player.
Only six penalties were exacted during
the sixty minutes of playing. Here the
Pittsburg eleven lost 30 yards more than
did State, the figures being so and 20
wards respectively.
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urMsox CIUs TURKEY SHOOT.

Special Despatch 10 THE New YonK HERALD.
RtIMsoN, N. j., Nov. 25.-Twenty-flve
members OF the Rumson Gun Club competed
IN the shooting contests at the Rumson
country club to-day. n. I. Caesar and DIR.
John Victor tied for the first turkey with
% out Of %. II. u. Jones won the second
prize with q and W. S. Jones. Jr., and
Earl Moody divided third with 10 each
Among the other contestants we're y. g..
FInclte, Mclean Van fngen, g. ". Dnll,
Carroll Van 1ngcn, Jr, q. Y. Caesar, J. n.
r. H. Hasler. c. Sims, n. Il, Ewing, Prince
Pignateili, Il. IL. Hasier ana y. Ientiion.
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to to Sphs
FISHER FIRST In
LONG TITLE RUN
Newark High School Lad Wins
National Scholastic
Championship.

SDrciol Despatch 10 TIRE NEW YORK liERALo.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. %. - Newark
Central High School. finishing with a
team score OF SO points for the third con-
secutive year. won the National Inter-
scholastic Cross Country Championship
in Fairmount Park
Hutchinson High School OF Buffalo.
finished second in the team score with
co points Mercersburg Academy. which
won the title In 1915. 1916 and 1917 nm
ished third with SO points. st. Bene-
dict Prep. was fourth with 12S points,
and West Philadelphia totalled 1873
points Stuyvesant High School OF New
York was sixth with isS points; North
west seventh. with 211 points. and Girard
College. tenth with 262 points German
town. Southern, Camden High, Chester
and Bloomfield High School also had
runners finish, but not in the team
lp1rp
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ROMTG FIRST IN
NINE MILE RACE

Berwick. Pa, Nov. 25--John Romig,
intercollegiate champion, won the tenth
annual modified Marathon here to-day.
He covered the nine mile course in 80
minutes ~ seconds, finishing II seconds
ahead Of William Ritola the Junior
national champion
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SPECTATOR DROPS DEAD.

DENVER, Col. Nov. 2j.--Wfliam r.
Surbcr. rs. grocer. fell dead from excite
nent to-day at football game when Fred
Harsh Of the South Denver High School
team broke through the East Denver eleven
and ran ninety yards for touchdown.
The schools were playing FOR the city high
chool championship. which South Denver
won, ~ 70 0.
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spceiai DcsDotch 10 THE Nrw YoRN 1Irauu.
CAMBRIDGE. Mass.. Nov 95.-Nilchael
prcndergast, formerly connected with the
Brooklime Gymnae iuri swiuwing tcnm ana
two years ~ coach AZ Brown Las been
occurred 20 take charge OF the Harvard tank
men the coming season. Candidates FOR the
swimming team report on Wednesday
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CARLISLE WINS ny ~ TO o.

Tho Carlisle A. c. football team yesterday
Howard Field. Brooklyn. easily defeated
lie Mesa Football Club IN their annual
clash by q 20 a. The game was witnessed
hv a large crowd. ON Sunday next on the
came fold. tho Carislcs VIII meet the foot
hall team Of the u s. s. Tennessee.
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SOCCER rLAyERs IN corJls,oN

IAvERFORD. Pa, Nov 25.--Harvard Uni.
versity lost an Intercollegiate soccer league
match here to-day, goals 10 l. The Iiar-
ward players met with n bus collision on their
way 10 the field from Philadelphia. but no
one was injured.
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NorHE DAME RuNNER nEATrv

EAST LANSING. Mich. Nov o. Tho
Michigan Angles cross-country team defeated
Noire Danes team here this afternoon, with
q perfect score ~ IS points
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Held on One-Ynrd Line.

Clinton had the ball on Cbmmerce's
20 yard line when the final period
opened. Plunges BY Coon and LEVITT
that Melted five TO ten yards a q try
quickly brought the bah TO Commences
one yard line. but there Commerce.
fighting desperately, held for downs.
Gehris puntcd from behind his goal line
TO the 20 yard line. where Friedlander
caught the oval and ran it back ten
yards. Three plays Melted only five
yard but on the fourth Eiscnberg who
had lust come into the game rs a sub
stitute quarterback. dashed Off dag
onally past Commences left end and
crossed the goal line near the corner
Of the field for the third and last touch
down
The lineup:
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Georgia Tech Wins Championship of the South.

interesting
football Pacific which
would
followers
defeated Washington
to
California p torrdb
to o. coming in the wake Of similar
tut which wound UP its season yesterday with "a
can lay claim to tie with Georgia Tech Virginia Marys
accomplishment
Virginia
a men
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Thanksgiving Brings Flock
of Surprises on GridirOn
CornelPs Downfall Before Penn and Penn States Dis
appointing Showing Against Pittsburg Feature
Afternoon of Football Upsets.
BY DANIEL.
Copyright 1920, 6v The Ne1 York Herald.


o
\t/ yesterday Cornell
o
Gil of the
a total o
which
swallow
in
into the throes OF a They pictured champion combination the
In
and
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IOuCndOW u.s. lltslop. Coon ana Eiqenher9.
Goals from touchdown-Pay g.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for Giau-
her. Beira for Stanley. EsenbefE Tor Fried
lander, Friedlander for Malls Commerce
Levine for AcRnforn. Acanfora for Levine,
Niarhoffer for Acnnf3ro
Referee-R. =. Shearer. Dickinson. I'm
pirc-C G. Shean. Springfield. Liuesfunn--
III Mailer. Columbia Time Of periodic ~
minutes.
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BUTTNER LEADS
RIVAL HARRIERS
Bayonne Runner Wins New
Jersey Title.

George Buttner OF the Jersey Har-
rors easily defeated a field OF twenty
two rivals IN the annual race for the
cross-coun,ry championship OF New Jer-
sey yesterday TIN distance was hve
miles OVER hill and dale in Bayonne.
Buttncr took the lead entering the
third mile and was never again headed
lie breasted the tape 200 yards in adj
vance Of 4 j. nnce also OF the Jersey
Harriers lines fell exhausted after
crossing the finish line The team prize
was won by the Jersey Harriers, the
only club to finish a full team. The
first eight 20 finish were:
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Princeton and Harvard Alone ON Top.

Penn States tie with Psbug Princeton and Harvard
high Warmers
charges belong not quite ready Penn State evidently
aroused that suspicion and confirmed If Davies had not been
State tied Painters
allowed
left
East Many the
hold ven n
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THE FOR GREAT LAKES ELEVEN

NORFOLK. Va. Nov. 25.-Great Lakes
football team defeated Hampton Road,
Naval Base, 2S to Z, for championship oil
the navy before Is 900 people here to-day.
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Position, Name and School. Time.
Fisher, Newark Central. .....-..... - ~
9ToLa1n NIcTcershurv Academy Is -
g-f- Smiib Newark Central. ........ 1903
Chopper, Newark Central. .......-,. ~ ~
6--Shelds. Bloomfield High. ..........- ~ ~
T-Sulesback Flushing High ......... ~ ;tN
s-Nfunseneneer Cfrard College. 10 ~
g-ctevens Hutchinson High. ......... 10 IL
lO-Ciordon, Central igh...-......... ~ y
lI--Aturiri. Hutchinson High. .......... ~ y
19-Afulligan. Newark central.,...... ~: ~
ts-Nfcf nughlfn. ST Benedict ..... 10 30
Stuyvesaut High. ...... 9:2l
iE-1uch Southern High ......... ~ ~
iGCoor Norcersburtg Academy ..... 10 :2S
IT-Anton, Germantown High. ..-...... ~ ~
1s-Shaw. Hutchinson High. .....-..... ~ ~
1a-Bailey, Germantown High. .,....... ~ 30
% front Mercersburg Academy 49,. 10 -
al-Parlc Mercersburg Academy. ...... ~ 20
oa-Noors ST Benedict Prep ........ 10 30
93-Nullen Nercerzhurg Academy .... 10 -
o3-Schoff West Philadelphia. ........ 10 80
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The Final Attack.

Pitt started it's final attack with only
four minutes remaining TO play. Less
hunted to Byers i'm midfield and 1t was
returned three Yards Hewitt, the Pan
Their 2lO pound fullback who had taken
Anderson's place. drove through centre
for nine yards and made 1t first down
on the next play at the same spot
Rvers slSirted left end for another first
down and hit left guard for one more
ward. Here the game ended. with the
ball In Pitts possession on the rem
State 81 yard line.
An analysis of the game shows the
Pitt Panther making total of ten first
downs to Penn states eight. Pitt rushed
the ball 175 yards from scrlmmage 10
49, yards for the Blue and White. the
condition of the field made it Impossible
for BezdeS to open up his famous air
attack and but nine yards was gained
for the Nittany Lion via the aerial play
Pitt tried few passes none of which
was completed.
Both teams were compelled to punt u
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, NHsIr1 0hIth. SAIeIy-
Halpin. Goals from touchdOwn-Gaven (2).
stitutlons--IIinchclitf for Brady: Hawkes.
for Mccarthy Referee-Mr Burke, Holy
Cross T'mpife-Mr. Carroll. Syracuse. Head
iinesmau Mr.. Gilligan, Holy Cross. Time Of
periOds-lO minutes.
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NIesOJRI nIfNNrus vIN

COLUMBIA. Mo, Nov. 2J.---Mssour Uni
yarsity To- day won over Kansas. 2S TO q, In
t'ieir cross-country run here to-day.
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Gourley for Sachlowski. Hewitt for Ander-
son. williams for Edgar. Bovser for Stein.
Penn State--Ritner for killinger. Officials
Referee-R. w. Maxwell. Swarthmorc. TIM
pire--T. J. Thorpe. Columbia. Linesman--C
j. McCarty, Germantown. Field Judge--F. +
Crolus, dartmouth Time OF periodsl1
minutes each.
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SOCCER SCORES yEsTERDA,

Haverford. 2: Tfarvard. I.
staten Island, Engiewood, 1,
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CLINTON RETAINS
FOOTBALL TITLE
Defeats Commerce, 81 to 0,
for Local Scholastic
Championship.
INTERsCHOLAsTIc RESULTS.

At South Field-Clnton. Ell; Commerce. o.
At Ebbets Field-Commercial, :; New
At Bbbets Field-Commercial. .; New
Utrecht. o.
At Fast Orange-Barringer, :; East Or
ange, :.
At Jersey City-St. Peters Prep, 16; Brook
lsn Prep, 6.
At Hackensa ek--Ha ckensack, 13; Has
brouck Heights, o.
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down-Kelly, .. -Manual--Cos-
lin for Tanning. Balsom for kilby' bunrs
for Kelly. Boys'-Horowitz for Alpert, VII
becan for Mendelsohn. Referee-Hastings,
Cornell Umpire-Darby, Syracuse. Field
judge--Dr. Aldridge. Syracuse. Head mes
10 minutes.
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Revising prices On mems
Winter suits automatically
speeds up the selling!
Plenty now at $50 to 500.
Shirts the same! Thou
sands now $3.50.
Neckwear, too! 5
what's now 81.

You ought to- own a
Scotch Mist!
Rides smoothly over all
weathers.
The handsomest sort OF
Winter overcoat - rain
proofed.
Mixture cheviots woven
specially for us in Scot
land. The garments. OF
course, we make here.
Sizes for men, youths,
boys.