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The New York herald., 1921-10-16
West Side Tennis Club in
Team Championship Final

West Side Tennis Club qualified for
the title round of the metropolitan team
championship by defeating New York
Tennis Club on the latter's courts yes-
terday, matches to 4. The winners
broke even with their rivals in the six
singles matches contested. but gained
their victorious margin by taking two
Of the three doubles.
The event was marked by a number of
surprises. the greatest of which was the
defeat of S. Howard Voshell No. l on
the West Side squad, at the hands Of
Herbert l.. Bowman. The tussle went
three hard sets and II was superior con-
troll chiefly that won for the New York
Tennis Club player. Henry Bassford's
victory over the veteran Theodore r.
Pell came as another upset. AS in Bow
mans case, Bassford required extra sets
for victory. Pell showed to decided ad-
vantage at the start. but he tired and
lost his steadiness after the first set.
The winners for West Side were WAL
ter Merrill Hall. Lyle Z. Mshan and
Seiichiro kashio in singles and Voshell
and Hall and Pell and AIahan in doubles
The singles match, which was started
between Vincent Richards and Watson
NJ. Washburn the day before and halted
by darkness, was thrown out Of consider
alton and a new pair substituted.
IN the title round this afternoon on the
courts of the West Side Tennis Club at
Forest Hills the home team will oppose
the squad from the Montclair Athletic
Club. The summary:
Singles--Herbert l.. bowman. New York,
defeated s. Howard Voshell, West side, 4-G,
I'd, 6-f: Walter NJ. Hall. West Side. de-
feated Elliott III. Binzen, New York. So.
4-6. 6-t; DIR. George King, New York. de-
feated Cedric Major. West Side. G--3. G.:
Henry Bassford. New York. defeated T. II.
Poll, West Side, 2--6, Cd, 6-3; Lyle T..
Mahan. West Side. defeated Leon Croley.
New York, ca, CO: Seilchro Kashio, West
Side, defeated Allen Behr. New York. co.
TO.
Doubes-S. Howard vosllel and W. NJ.
Hall. West Side, defeated Henry Bassford
and DR.. George King. New York, 6-3. 6--5;
Lyle Il. Mahan and Theodore r. Pell, West
Side. defeated Albert J. Ostendorf and Elliott
II. Binzen. New York. 10. 6-4: Harry
J. Steinkampf and Herbert l.. bowman,
New York. defeated s. G. Kelly and Stuar,
Gayness. West side. 20. G-i. Go.
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to-day follow:
ENGLISH LEAGUE.
First Divison--Arsenal 1. Sunderland 2:
Aston Villa o. West Broms. A. !; Blackburn
2; ifuddsrsfield 7; l. Birmingham !; Liver
ard e. Newdasd Il nsa chelsea g.
oldham 4. o. Manchester c i; Sheffield
United 0. Burnley 1.
81; Bradford 2. Stoke 4: Bristol City O.
West Ham U. Il Clapton C. 0. Hull City 2;
coyentTy CITY @ Bsrnssy I; FSiha% alooI l.
ter C. o.; Port Vale .. Bury 2; Hotherham
G. 0. Wednesday 0; South Shields 0. Leeds
rba pHss@ w nerSy 81
9: Darlington 8, wrexham o; Hartlepoel Y:
siaiybrIass & G. g Halifax iIHn i T. fe! seocRport q
2. southport i Tranmere r. I. Rochdaie 0;
walsall 4. Wigan Borough I.
Third Division tSouthern Sectior) brighton
and H. A. J.. Watford Il Charlton A. 2.
Aberdare /: Exeter City I. Swansea T. !;
Mcrthyr Town 2. Luton T. 0; Newport 9.
ford o. Plymouth A. 2. Reading o: Ports
mouth 4; Gillingham Queens Park r.
o: South End U. I. Mlwall I.
GLASGOW. Odt. i5.--Results OF soccer foot.
ball games played to-day follow:
SCOTTISH LEAGUE.
Second Dvsion--Arbroath 1, Lochgelly o.;
Alloa 3. Broxburn o: Armadaie I Johnstone
q: cowdenbeath ), Kings Park o; Dundee
libs I. Forfar o; East Fife 4, St. Bernard
2; st. tombstone I. Bathgate |: stenhouse-
muir l. Boness O: Vale Of Leven I. Dun
fcrmline ; East Stirling /, Clackmannan o.
SCOTTISH LEAGUE.
First Division--Aberdeen 4. Clyde Q: Air
drieonians |. Rangers .; Celtics 3. Albion
Rovers /; Cydebank o. Hibernians - Hearts
o. Dundee o; Kilmarnock 3. Third Lanark
o; Morton .. Raith Rovers 1 Motherwell
E. Dumbarton o.: Partlck Thistle o. f'alklrk
0; Queens Park ], Hamilton a. D; St
Mirren J.. Ayr United l.
The following results OF tho first round
of the Yorkshire cup Crugby)--York 3. Wake
field 4: Hull Kingston f6. Keighley Z: Brad
ford ., Bramley 10: rewsbury 3. Hull o:
Leeds II, Huddersfield 2; Bailey >. Huns
let 4.
The following are results of Northern Union
rugby football matches played to-day: Wigan
G, Australasians ~: Barrow Is, st. Helen's
a. Featherstonc 4, Halifax 49, Leigh .,
,vidnes o; Rochdale "a. Stafford ): st. Helen's
Rec. II. Oldham 3 swinton 3, Broughton O.
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FLUSHING HARRIERS
IN LEAD FOR TITLE
Displace Stuyvesant in p. s. A.
L. Championship Races at
Van Cortlandt.

Harriers of Flushing High School
emerged from the third OF the series of
cross country runs for the r. S. A. l..
championship at Van Cortlandt Park
yesterday leaders in the race for the
coveted title. They displaced Stuyve-
SAINT High Schools team, which was in
front until yesterday. Flushing now
leads with the low total of lilo points.
Stuyvesant is second with 119. and
George Washington High School is
third with IA points.
Competitors who were returned VIM
ners III the three races contested were
Samuel Grenefege of Flushing High
School. who led the field in Group No.
/; r. Mcnamara OF George Washington
High School. who was the first boy to
breast the tape in Group No. ., and
]. Nicholardes of DE Witt Clinton High
School, the leader in Group No. Q.
Greenefege covered the two and a
quarter miles in faster time than any
other winner being clocked in 10 min
utes 81 seconds. The race marked
Greenefege's second victory in the
series. The second fastest time was
made by j. Nicholatdes in Group No 8.
His time was II minutes seconds.
The summaries:
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Easy Victory for Aggies.

WORCESTER. Mass. Oct. 15.--Massa-
chusetts Agricultural College defeated
Worcester Tech, 35 to o. to-day, show
ing stronger in all departments. The
punting of Lewandowsld gained many
yards for his team. Sargent ran a punt
back forty yards for touchdown He
made 20 yard forward pass to Grey
son. who received behind the Tech goal
line.
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Leading Sporting Events of the Week

RACING.
Oct n Is-2g-Enpire City track.
Oct. 4-29-IaureI. Md.
BOXING.
Oct If-Treeport Auditorium, Broadway
Exhibition. Association.
Oct. tS-riontcr =. G..
oct. i9--Paiace Of JOY =. G.. Coney Island. a
Oct. 2O--Broadway Exhibition Association
102d Regiment Armory, Jan,aicn y. G..
Oct. 2i-Madison square Garden, Rocky
Kansas vs.. lew Tender; Walker y. c.,
Fifteenth Infantry Annory.
Oct. ee-Forty-scycnth Battalion. Brooklyn.
HARNESS RACING.
Oct. fT-2I-AtInntn. Ga.
BILLIARDS.
Oct. 4. -eo--tSdouard Hcrrmars ~. Kou
yamada and Albert Cutler In bnlkline
smatch at Maurice Days room.
Oct. Is-:2-Iioppe W. Peterson, afternoon
and night. baisiine exhibition nt Am
bassador Billiard Academy.
Oct. 15-2e--National championship pocket
billiard tournament at Confidential Hotel.
Philadelphia.
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On Montclair Tennis Courts.

MoNTcLAIR, N. J., Oct. 15.-The semi
finals and finals in the women's tennis
tournament at the Montclair Athletic
Club courts ended with Miss Florence
Sheldon as the winner. Her opponent
was Miss Elizabeth johnson. The sum-
maries
Semi -Finals--Mss Florence Sheldon beat
Miss Edith Sheldon. 6--2, 6--3; Miss Elizabeth
Johnson beat Miss Edith Moore, 6-I. Ga.
Finals-Miss Florence Sheldon beat Miss
.rohr-on. Go. 6--3
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.ANKS SWILLIAMS-PENN IN TIE WITH SWARTIIMORE
Batting Comparisons
Show Why Yanks Lost

A COMPARISON of season and
world series batting averages
of the contesting players
shows clearly why the Yankees
bowed TO the Giants. Not one of
the Yankee regulars but fell below
the mark he had set during the
American League pennant race.
The winners, on the other hand,
had four regulars who batted be-
yond their seasons form-Burns.
Emil Meusel. Rawlings and Snyder.
Bancroft and Kelly We're the only
batting disappointments for the
Giants, while Ruth was the only
Yankee to approach his record for
the season. The comparative records
follow.
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Close Call for Mains.

OnoNo, Me-, Oct. 15.-University of
Maine defeated Rhode Island state Col
lege. to 2, to-day In a hard fought
game. The visitors were strong on Of
fensive work. but the Maine line held
at crucial times. Rhode Islands score
came In the first period on drop kick
by Johnson In the second period Gruhn
scored n touchdown for Maine.
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GROUP NO. 3.

lO-Wheeler. curtis. ......... ........ ~ ="
Daniels. Commerce, II :45: Lack. Manual.
II 80: Hoekin. Manual 1l;J0: GamapolsSy.
Commerce, II 30: Wilson. Curtis. II 80 :
Hamilton, Manual. II SO; Cornelius. ia
maica. II :51; sAask. Bryant. II :5s; Van
Name, Curtis. eco; Dunn. Curtis. 1901 ::
merce. IL :o3: Schott. Commerce. II :oi: Hy-
mann, De Witt, Il 10; Downs. Jamaica.
12:1i; Liss. Boys High. f2:i2; Hcywnrd
Jamaica. 1919: Chapastran, Bryant. 1914:
Weisman. Curtis fS rs: Staggenberg. Manu-
uaI, 12:i6 Pinado. Commerce. i2:iI Neu-
gent. DE Witt, 1918; Romano, Manual.
1880; Freshman. Boys High, IL :91; Hirsh-
man. DE Witt. 1923; Gritzhandler. Bryant
neil. Curtis. IL 80: Folxine. De Witt. IL 81 :
Olsen. Manual. IL :32; Herman. Curtis.
12 80; Crignon Curtis, IL 40: Frank. De
Witt 2:s1: Fracfort, Bryant. IL 40: Hol-
lander. Commerce. 12:46; GUARDING. ia
maica. 12 40: Valentine. Bryant. IL 80: Dod-
II :53: Maggie. Jamaica. 1851; Bachman.
BOYS High, IL :J6: Decker. Curtis. i3 :07 !;
Goldberg. Boys High. 1910: Gilbert. De
witt. 1915; Harrigan. Boys High. 1876:
1880: E,iander Boys High. i3 :s5: Cohen.
Boys High. 1871: Gappert. De witt. 1850;
Cioidstein. De witt. 1851.
Team Score-AIanual Training. ;. {. s. ~.
IS; total. -. High School Of Commerce
T. 0. II. IL. 81: total. 90 Curtis. 3. 10. r..
is, 10: total. 65. Jamaica, Q. fG. 20. ~.
25: total. 30. Bryant. 2. u. 2s. 20. ~; to-
tai, JOG. De Witt, I. 22; e. 30, 81 total.
ii2 Boys High. "a. %. 33. 80. 30: total. 153
Grand Total Of Points to Date-flushlng.
IA: Erasmus. t51; Richmond Hill. l66
Evander Childs. I69; Manual Training. III:
100: Commercial. POI High School
OF Commerce. go: Curtis. 236; Morris. 251;
De Witt Clifton. .69: Bryant, 10; Newtovn.
3ii Bows High. 500: Roosevelt. 5il: Bush
wick, coo. Townsend. 600.
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Purdue Easy for Notre Dame.

LAFAYETTE, Ind. Oct. 15.-Notre Dame
scored an easy victory over the Purdue
University football team here to-day. 80
to o. Big gains were scored through the
Purdue line. and two Purdue fumbles
were converted into touchdowns. Play
was in Purdue territory until the last
quarter when Notre Dame sent in sub
.utcs and then Purdue could not cross
the line.
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Nyack in Scoreless Tie.

NYAcK, N. y, Oct 15.-Nyack and
Yonkers High Schools played to 0
game here to-day before a large crowd.
Nyack outplayed Yonkers during the
first half Fumblcs In the last quarter
kept both teams from scoring when they
were within ten yards of touchdown.
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FOOTBALL.
Oct. s2--Army W. Yale vt New Haven.
Oct. 22-(hicaro mt Princeton.
Oct. 22-Penn Stnte mt Harvard.
Oct. 22-W. Va. Wesleyan Mt Navy.
ttf . vrtte - T. -fHr'u.
Oct. 2e-Wesieynn Mt ~. v. u.
Oct. 22--(oIumbia at Dartmouth.
Oct. 2I--(olgate Mt Cornell.
Oct. 22-Dctroit nf Do~ton College.
Oct. 2"-Ceorgetowr Mt Holy Cross.
GOLF
Oct. II-sf-Womcn's Invitation tournament
Of the BclIcrIaire Golf and Country Club
nt Bay Side. l.. I.
ATHLETICS.
To-day-Seven tniic walk and ten mile
rttf. ni~tr"oc'itr' c.lrr lnionships nj Me
Goldrick Field. Brocidyn.
TENNIS.
To.day-FinnI Metropolitan team tennis
championship. Morfcirir a. C. vs. West
Side r. g., ~ Forest rTili~.
HORSE SHOWS.
Oct. 16-Brighthome Farm, Old wcstbury.
Oct. so-2e--Albnny. n. ".
The New York herald., 1921-10-16
Altrock and Schacht Get
$1,000 as Funny Men

T pays to advertise and to be
world series ball player and to
be world series funny man.
Not all of the pelf of the recent series
Is divided among clubs and players.
There was $1,000 apiece in 1t for
Nick Altrock and Al Schacht, the
Washington players and clowns who
entertained the fans with their an
tics. Yesterday each of these got
$500 from the New York Nationals
and $500 from the New York Amer
leans.
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Centre College Is Victorious.

CINCINNATI. oct. f5.-Centre College.
Danvile. Ky. to-day defeated st. Xavier
College In n we'll contested football game
2s to 6. Bo McMillin of the Praying
~olonels' was the star of the game.
with fine interference. repeatedly carry
Ing the ball on end runs for long gains.
Davis featured for St Xavier.
The New York herald., 1921-10-16
Harvard Wins at Soccer.

Special Decpotch TO TIE NEw YoRx HERALD
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Oct 15.-Harvard
opened its soccer season this afternoon.
defeating Amherst on Soldiers Field
to 1. The teams were deadlocked in
the first half each scoring once. The
individual brilliancy of Johnnie PABLO.
Harvards inside right player. however,
brought the Crimson two goals in the
second half, while the home defence
proved too strong for the visiting for
wa rCS
The New York herald., 1921-10-16
Bluenose the FavOrite.

II was a day OF thrills. Bluenose.
designed by g. Halifax yachtsnian to
win this race go that she might stack
up against the United States defender
for the international trophy, was re-
garded by the majority as the favorite.
but there We're numerous supporters
for the Canada, also designed for this
race and also with fast lines. Cap
tain Walters, bene1ting by past ey-
perience in the elimination race Of last
year. nosed his schooner first to the
line. Canada was placed to weather
Of him but several lengths behind. The
other six vessels were well punched.
The start was scheduled for nine
o'clock this morning but there was
much fog and little wind at that hour.
go that postponement was made until
10 o'clock. The sun came through the
nlurl but the wind still held OF.
The New York herald., 1921-10-16
PENN SOCCERS LOSE
TO MONTCLAIR TEAM
Score Is 3 Goals to | in Field
Club League Champion
ship Game.

The soccer team of the University
of Pennsylvania suffered defeat at the
hands of the Montclair eleven yoster-
day by score of coals 10 / in the
championship series of the Field Club
League at Montclair. the half time
score being to in favor of the home
team. The lineup:
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Other Soccer Scores.

Crescent b Team. 6; Staten Island Team
}, 0.
Catholic Protectory. 10: Wander, 0.
Engiewood, 2; Staten Island, 1.
Curtis High, 2; StuyveSant, q.
DE Witt Clinton, g; Commerce. o.
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Tom Gibbons Stops Allen.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. Oct. 15.--Tommy Glib
bons. st. Paul light heavyweight,
knocked out Fred Allen. st. Louis in
the first round of a scheduled twelve
round decision bout here last night.
The New York herald., 1921-10-16
Canadians Draw at Rugby.

MONTREAL. Que, Oct. 15.-McGill and
Toronto University drew in a Rugby
football intercollegiate match to-day
with four goals each.
The New York herald., 1921-10-16

Points scored: Touchtown-Carney. ioaI
from touchdown-Klng. Goals from place
ment-King .. Substitution: Navy-Noyes
for Conroy. Cruise for Hamilton. Mckee for
Barchet. Winkjer for F'rawley; Princeton
Harvey for Gray. Iipscomb for Morgan,
Rutan for Hooper, Hooper for Rutan, Nc
Namara for Hooper. cleaves for Newby.
Smith for Cleaves. Tyson for Stlnson. Euwer
for MacPhee. Eeferee--C. j. Mccarthy.
Umpire--Fred Murphy. Linesman--Joe PEN
dieton. Field Judge-Al Sharpe. Time
Periods of IL minutes.
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Asplundh. Goals from touchdowns-Penn
Miller; Swarthmore. Yarnall. Subs: Penn
Sullivan for McMuliin, Langdon for Lukas
Thurban for Humes. Wilmer for Langdon,
Reckus for Cochrane Lewis for Reckus
Swarthmore--Wilcox for Knauer. Ernshaw
for Shoemaker. Schneider for Geiges Of
fcials. Referee--v. A. Schwartz. Brown.
Umpire-D. w. Merriman, Geneva. Head
lineman-R. w. Palmer, Colby. Time of
perIods--12 minutes
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Michaels in a Draw.

Bobby Michaels and Freddie Jacks
last night boxed twelve fast rounds to
draw in the Rink Sporting Club In
Brooklyn.
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yards and one touchdown. Three were
intercepted. Williams attempted four
teen passes completed four for fifty-two
yards and suffered the interception of
four.
A tumble put Yale in a position to
score it's first touchdown. After Monjo's
punt had been blocked by Lands and
Williams had recovered on it's own 10
yard line. Monjo tried another kick. This
time the Ellis were right on top of him.
His line could not hold. So he made
a desperate effort to run with the ball
and fumbled. Hidden got the ball for
Yale on the Puppies 10 yard post. -
Jordan crashed through left tackle
for four yards. and then made two more
through the same place. Williams braced
and threw Aldrich for a loss. Williams
was penalized half the distance, putting
Yale only two and half yards from
score. Confronted with the necessity
OF proving its scoring punch. Yale came
through Beckett smashed through the
right side of centre and over for touch
down. from which Aldrich failed 20 kick
the goal
To obtain its second touchdown Yale
had to march slxty-one yards. Toward
the close of the first quarter a splendid
forward pass from Aldrich to Sturm,
who just had come in for the injured
Lincoln. netted twenty-five yards Jor-
dan carried the ball four yards to the
Williams's 32 yard mark. Then came
the whistle which ended the period.
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Booth. Eraamus. II :43; II. Bradley. Stuy-
vesant, II IA: Williams. Erasmus. II :45: :
Frazer. Richmond Hill. II 40: Bailey. Rich
n,ond Hill. II AZ; McIntyre. Richmond Hill.
II AS; T. Hession, stuyvesant, IL 100: Rosen-
berg, Erasmus. ~ :04; Kaplsn. Stuyvesant,
90: w. whaley. Flushing. 1910: f.
Becker. stuyvesant, IL :12: o. McKnights,
Flushing, 1913; Olsen, Erasmus. IL IA
Mastocni. 12:17; Dane. Erasmus, 12:19: f.
Speitel. Flushing, 12 90: Berkowitz. Morris,
l2 80: Goldstein. Morris, IL 30; J. Schwartz,
Stuyyesant. II 10: Drake. Erasmus. 1s:S6;
vesant. 1899; Perkins. Erasmus. ~ 40;
Greenberg. Morris, 40; Kohen, Morris,
IL :H4 Campbell Richmond Hill, Il :55;
Wolff. Richmond Hill. 1851: Pletchihoff
Norris. 1s:l4; Savage. Richmond HILL
1873: Blunt. Richmond Hill. 1871: Katz.
Richmond Hill. 13 :22: Goebel, Richmond
Hill. 14:3s: sunkenberg. Norris. I3:oS.
TEAM SCoRE--Flushing. !, ;, I. 9. 10.
Total. 30. Stuyressnt, ., 3. 4, l., II. Total.
3s. Erasmus. h. S, H. ~. IS. Total. 20.
Richmond Hill. IA. IL. 10. "a. 25; total, o..
Morris. 49, 20. II. 30. %. Total. lo5.
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Substltutcs-Yale-.;turm for Lincoln Edrry
for Human. Wight for Jordan. Neidlnrer
for Aidrlch. O'Hearn for Beckett Cross for
Guernaey, HOLLYWOOD for Cruikshank, Essel-
styn for Dilcr. c'Brien for Hidden Will
MONTGOMERY for Laws. Barnes for
l'oynton H. Wilson for Pease, Brigham for
Burger Parker for Richmond. Reuthcr for
Parker. Hun.es for Robinson.
Torchdowns-Becksr. Adricn, Spaiden
Goals from touchdown Aldrich O'Hoarn
Field goai--Aldrich. Referee--E. @. OBr'cr
Tufts. Umpire-T. Il. Cillendcr. Penn. Field
iudge-Ed Thorp. DE La Sale. Linesman--
y. ". Watkeys. Syracuse Time OF periods
~ minutes.
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Warner, Commercial. IL :08: 7. Severence.
George Washington. ~ 90; Barnett. Com
mercial. l2:15; Schneider. Commercial.
~ 10; solomon. Commercial. 12 81; Meyero-
witz Evander Childs. 2:25: ID. Welch.
Evander Childs. t2 :27; r. Handelman. Evan
der Childs. 2:2s: Avidon. Commercial
IL SO: W. Deitz, Newtown, 12:3I: G. Hud-
son. George Washington. II 80; Wolsky
Commercial. ~ 40 w. Berger. George
Washington. IL :46; a. Burnham. Newtown.
"a 90: /. Caccavajo, George Washington,
13 ;Ol: Potts Commercial. 13 02; Hermans,
Evander Childs. 13 10; Cunamins. Bushwick.
fs 80: T. Cams. Newtown, 10 81; Dryer.
Commercial, 13 .3S: Kanefasky. Bushwick,
10 40: Estebrook. Newtown. 14:f9; Isken-
dariar, Evander Chids. 1882: Hasdey.
George Washington, 1882: Duggan. George
Washington. 1884; Jacklch. Bushwick.
10 .35
Team score-Evander Chiids, 3. 4. Z. s. q:
total, 81 George Washington. !, >. ~, II.
fs: total, IS. Commercial. @. IL. IL. Ia, 10:
total, 50 Newtown. 2, 10, f6, 10. 20; total
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snd went across the line. There was
too much piling up by Princeton to suit
the officials and Princeton was penal
ixed fifteen yards.
A tumble bv Noyes gave the ball to
Princeton. but one Of his own sides for
ward passes hit Capt. kecll In the back,
and for that the ball went to the Navy.
Two downs ate UP eight yards and the
third period ended.
From the first scrlmmage of the
fourth period Iloehler shot around three
yards on a crisscross play. In this
period more than any other, Princeton
was outplayed. The Tigers seemed to
tire. but the midshipmen didn't know
there was such a word. King missed
a place kick from the AZ yard line and
a moment later missed one from the 81
yard line.
The Navy had a short forward pass
over the middle of the line and very
quickly done which was effective. The
Tigers didn't seem to get set Tor IT,
After King had missed his second field
goal Mckee intercepted long forward
pass and bolted to the Tigers 80 yard
line. The quick forward pass. Noyes
to Mexico, took the leather to Prince
toms 81 yard line. King stepped to his
80 yard line and with Koehler holding
the ball kicked it over the cross bar.
Tigers Perplexed.
That made the score 10 to for
the Navy, and on KeclS's kickoff Noyes
caught the pgskin and streaked
through lot OF perp!exed Prince
ton,ans. He stepped off thirty-flve
yards, and a first down came in three
ripping rushes. The ball was in Prince
ton territory again. Cruise had Joined
the Navy forces behind the line and
was putting in some telling licks.
Noyes turned left end nine yards.
The Tiger flanlSs were wabbling. The
ends were being harassed greatly 1t
was a few plays before the end that
the Navy had the check to rush on the
fourth down and with twelve yards
to go. Mckee picked them up like
breaking sticks and swung in behind
his interference through the weak Tiger
right. On next play ten clean yards
were made over the same avenue.
The time was getting short, the ball
was directly in front of the goal posts,
and King of the dextrous foot. poised
himself on the twenty-one yard line
and raised second place kick field
goal over the transverse bar. The
lineup:
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British Soccer Results.
ENGLISH LEAGUE.

LONDON. Oct. f5.-Results of league
football games played in the old country
to-day follow:
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Fine Interference.

At the start OF the second quarter
Aldrich ran four yards and Beckett
eight. Then Aldrich ripped off twelve
yards around the right end, run which
developed the finest interference which
Yale showed all afternoon. Jordan made
three yards through right tackle and
then Beckett recovered a tumble. Will
Jams gave a great defensive exhibition
at that stage. Yale was fighting hard
for that score and Jordan could make
no more than a couple OF yards. Only
three yards separated the Ellis from
touchdown, and Aldrich was called on
to make 1t. He did plunge through right
tackle, and then kicked the goal which
brought the score to 1S to 0.
Right after that Wun'anis developed
its greatest strength O. ne game. Mel
Ion intercepted n forward pass and ran
twenty-five yards TO Yale's 35 yard line.
II 1t had not been for the fine work of
Beckett the runner would hays gone on
to a score, for nobody else was in his
way. Beckett forced the runner out of
bounds. Williams then tried n mixed
attack, with Mellon throwing a couple
OF passes. and Richmond and Burger
making some fine gains through the line
On the fourth down, only eleven yards
from the Yale goal line, the Purple tried
a forward pass and failed, and lost the
BALL
Aldrich's field goal came very soon
after the start of the second half. A
forward pass fro mAldrch to Speiden
gained eight yards and then three fine
smashes netted only seven yards. On
the fourth down Aldrich drop kicked the
goal from 81 yards.
Salient in the work which led to
Yale's touchdown in the fourth period
was forward pass from O'I,N,rn to
Speiden, which was good for 22 yards
and put the Ellis on Williams 20-yard
line. Neidlinger made 10 yards through
left tackle. with some fine interference.
and Wight made a yard. A five yard
penalty hurt and O'Hearn was stopped
by Burger. Then O'Iiearn threw a pass
to s.ocidcn for ten yards and touch
down.