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$4,000 STAKE WON
BY EXTERMINATOR
Aged Cup Horse Beats Best
Milers in Training at
Laurel Park.

BALTIMORE. Oct. 2,,-willis Sharpe
Kilmer's great old cup horse Extermi-
nator won the $4,000 Laurel Handicap
at Laurel Park to-day The Westmont
Stables Tryster was second and Tippety
Witchet third. The race was at one mile
and the time was $40. John Sanford's
Paragon III. finished second but was dis
qualified.
Careful, Playfellow, Paragon H., Fair
Gain and Dunlin were the also rams.
The mutuels paid: Exterminator. $3.50,
1910 and s330; Tryster, S3.S0 and
s2.eo; Tippety Witchet, s61o.
Exterminator, carrying 132 pounds.
with Johnson UP, broke off In front with
Careful when the barrier went up, but
on the back stretch Johnson took the old
fellow back and Careful and Dunlin
went out to make the pace. The big
English horse Paragon II. moved into
third place at the half and was going
easy.
Turning into the stretch Careful was
still leading. but at the eighth pole
Johnson brought Exterminator up and
the race was as good as over. The old
fellow moved into the lead and, going on
IL his old irresistible style, won by two
length margin.
Paragon III. made his move at the
over on to Careful The English horse
finished second. but : foul was claimed
and Paragon II. was disqualified, place
going to Trystrr, with Tippety Witchet
third. The stake was worth S10,075 to
the winner
FIRST RACE--Allowances two-year-olds.
FIVE and half furiongs; Heel Taps, no
Coxims, I02 tCaliahan), $3.50 and $3.50,
second; ,Woodlsnd, 40 lPenmanl. s2.70
sEc6ap %s RAcparse Sn ss assea sa
tuxent Steplechase Handicap; three-year-
olds and upward: about two miles: Lieu
s wsn sss' Sea- s2 serDsn; iss smod s s S
S ssisd rm. rs"sG 5S 'aG s%11as%si ssTasesss
THIRD RAcE-Purse 81 ,ss2; claiming; three
year-olds and upward; six furlcngs: Sling.
llo5 CMartin) si7.eo, $50, $3.50 won; Rolo.
gourdIne. io6 Cwalls) $3.50 third THE
ia 30. Scratched, Delhi Maid
FouRTH uIsa RAGE-Pnrse si.eS2.eo; allow.
sssSo' sisio ana $3.50 won: on Bueaao. BS,sInI; iis
sTns, ssssS siS ,Srd e. sSSS.a T@a Io % ls G
FIFTH RxcbYParse 10000; added; Laurel
terminator. 1872 (Johnson), $3.50. s3.7o and
sS ssS 'ssGSt as TRsy TSs WSAst s5
Jones. Blazes. Champiain. Buffer. Bunga
Buck, Fairway.
SIXTH RACE-PurBe $2,063; handicap:
three-year-olds and upward. Mile and al,
eighth: Polly Ann. 1os tMorris), sii so.
$3.50 and $500. won; Medina, lit (Pen-
100 (Davies). 1910. third. Time. ;52 AS.
No scratches.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. sf,3Gs: claiming:
th'ce-year-olds and upward; mile and six
teenth. jacques. los tSmallwood), IS
$3.50. 40 won; Minute Man, los (Tay-
lori, 500, $500, second: Moody 100 (W
MARTINI, $3.50. third. Time, j 40 3-5.
cratched-Mollio Barnes.
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RECORDS FALL In
COLUMBIA'S POOL
Harry Lewis of Erasmus Hall
Swims 100 Yards In SO is
Seconds.

Three of the seasons records Nwere
beaten and one equaled in the third
round OF dual meets for the publ,r
school swimming team championship Of
Greater New York in the pool of CO.
iumbia University yesterday afternoon.
Harry Lewis, the young sprinter of
Erasmus Hall High School. who shat
tered the 22o yard p. s. A. l.. free style
standard last week. again was the out
standing figure. He swan 100 yards in
0:59 1-5. as against the official league
record OF 1:02 set by Tedford III. Cam,
now of the New York A. c., several
years ago, and the seasons best mark
OF 1:o2 1-5, hung up by Alfred Brown Of
Flushing recently. Unfortunately the
p. S. A. L. does not accept as records
performances made in the titular dual
meets. SO Lewis's feat will not receive
official recognition.
Brown OF Flushing. whose FREQ style
record for 100 yards was disposed OF
yesterday, achieved fresh laurels by
winning the fifty yard back stroke
exactly one second under the tourns.
ment record set by Lewis of Townsend
Harris Hall on October 7. The other
mark bettered was that for fancy div.
ing. Spengler of Stuyvesant returned a
total of fifty points in the meet with
Norris School, and the highest previous
score was ferty--eight points, attained
by himself and Harry Loucks Of Flush
ing In earlier contests.
The record Of 0 :2s 1-5 for the so yaro
free style dash, established by Roses of
Commerce on October z, was equaled
first by the latter, then by Mayors OF
Erasmus Hall.
Another remarkable performance was
220 yard swim in 23s As by Duke
Hastings of Manual Training. Only once
in the history of the league has this time
been beaten. Lewis of Erasmus Hall
did 2:34 last week. The registered p. S.
A. l.. record Is listed at 1888.
Although many OF the individual
competition was decidedly one sided,
Manual Training defeated Commerce
SO to FL, and Erasmus Hall downed
Flushing by the same score Evander
Childs outpointed De Witt Clinton 32h
to 201s Townsend Harris Hall over
came Boys, 35 to IS; Stuyvesant
swamped Morris School under 3S TO
Is tally. George Washington School had
Grow the weekly bye and did not take
pat
AS the outcome of yesterdays meets
sStuyvesant and Townsend Harris are
tied for the lead In the title series. each
with three victories In three engage
ments.
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Scholastic Football
Results Yesterday

Montclair, l3; South Side, Newark. o.
Barnard, "A, All HaIIows, 10.
Eyander Childs, q; H. :. Of Commerce, q
fordham Prep, 10; st. Benedict's Prep, y
DE Witt Clinton. I3; East Side, o.
Poly Prep, 49, Boys High, Q.
Manual Training, 28; Br00lxlyn Tech, 0.
Erasmus Hall, q; Commercial, 9.
Curtis, &c; Textile, o.
Exeter, 90; Harvard Freshman, 9.
4. q. n. y. Freshman, 10, Mamaroneek, q
Cias0n Military Academy, x; Iona School, o.
Andoyer, d; Princeton Freshman, 0.
Stuyyesant, o. Bloomfield, o.
Irving School, 97i Hamilton fnstitute, O.
Nntley, lSi Passate, o.
Pcddie Institute. lJi Allentown Prep, =.
1T - ac D>s.y, III Bethlchnm Prep, q.
Lakewood, 13; st. Francis Xavier, O..
Carlton Academy, .tti Kingsley school, 0.
Butler, 6j Garfield, o.
\. \. Military ACADEMY, isi Paterson =.
Cliftan. 6s; Hempstead Hieh, o.
Hackensack, rs; Glen Ridge. o.
LconiR, 45; Ramsey, 0.
CIiffside, ~; Englewcod. o,
Ridgef!eid Park, "a; iielleville. o.
East Rutherford, l3; Dumont. o.
st. Joha's Prep. sS; Far Rockaway, D.
Flushing, 20; Norris, q.
Jamaica, Sc; Freeport, o,
81. Paui's school, q; Hackiey School, 9.
AdeIphi Academy, Is, Dwight Prep, D.
Princeton Prep, O; New Rochelle, o.
Patchogte, l2: southampton. o.
Friends Academy, i2 stony Brook, O..
Penn freshman, 60; Lafayette High, o.
PiatnfieId. Z; TrentO1, q.
I.awrcnccyiIIe, 40; Montciair Academy, =.
Yale Freshman, 16; University SCHOOL, U.
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Special Dispatch to THE NEW yonK HEsALp.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct:- 2f.--The Uni
versity OF Pennsylvania soccer team
held it's own with the Montclair, N. j..
team on River Field this afternoon, the
contest ending I'm q scoreless tie The
Jersey club started the match with
only nine men, and II was after tho
interval before they secured full COM
plement OF players. II was probably
due to this condition that Penn was
able to hold the visitors down, as they
were by far the better team.
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EYANDER is VICTOR
OYER COMMERCE, 10
Bronx Schoolboys Win From a
Manhattan Team for First
Time.

After two years OF scholastic football
competition Evander Childs High School
has produced an eleven on par with it's
Manhattan rivals. The Bronx school
boys scored its first gridiron victory over
a Manhattan team yesterday at Catholic
Protectory Oval by trouncing High
School of Commerce. 10 D. Evander
had the upper hand throughout the con-
test, on four occasions being within ten
yards OF q touchdown. In four games
the Orange and Blue has failed to score
a point. and II was far from score yes
terday.
With three of it's packs averaging
close to $50 pounds. Evander used a
wedge shaped Interference which tore
big hoSss In tho Commerce line, and
paved the way for gains of Ave, eight
and ten yards at time. In the second
period Herb Harvest, the lightweight
quarterback. dashed In the wake of Bill
Sehmults, the captain. for touchdown.
Harvest kicked the goal from placement.
A bad punt by Commerce after II had
held for downs on its two yard line, gave
Evander the ball on the ten yard mark.
Schmults and GenZardi made two
plunges, and Harvest took the pigskin
over from the one yard line.
Frank Keller, whose Is yard end run
in the first period. started the 60 yard
march down the field. inaugurated an
other advance by sweeping end run,
This march was stopped on the nine
yard line. when Harvest failed In an at.
tempted field goal.
Ben Br. wn, the big negro tackle. was
easily the star of Evander's line Ted
Bolden. Commences negro back, was un-
equal to the task of bucking the line
alone. The lineup:
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Erasmus Held to a &c
Tie by Commercial Team

Erasmus Hall was surprised by Com
merclal in their annual football en-
counter yesterday afternoon at Com
mercial Field. the contest ending In a
tie. to Q. About six thousand school,
boys who witnessed the game took part
IN a near riot at the finish.
Jonah Goldman scored for Erasmus
on short forward. receiving the ball
on the goal line Salomonic caught n
forward from .welner an inch from the
ground and raced a quarter OF the field
for a touchdown In the final period.
Caress missed the goal by inches. The
lineup.
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Fordham Prep Trounces
St. Benedict's Prep, 100

Making it's first appearance at home.
the Fordham Prep eleven defeated st.
Benedict's Prep of Newark i'm their an
nual contest yesterday at Fordham
Field. 16 TO 0. Captain Jim Hurlbert
and Phil Weis led In a smashing, versa
tile md deceptive attack.
Weis arrived late In the first period
and was Immediately sent into the
game. He kicked field goal from the
23-yard line and then proceeded to break
up what appeared to be an even con-
test. Hurlbert scored In the third period
on sixty yard run from scrimmage
and again In the fourth period on a
line plunge from the 3-yard line.
The lineup:
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Brown Defeats Lehigh, s to 2,
in First Meeting in rs Years

BErHLEHnM Pa, Oct. 21.--Lehigh
was defeated this afternoon by Brown.
8 to 2, but the glory Of the game almost
all belonged to Lehigh, who in the first,
third and fourth periods completely OUT
played the Providence eleven. II was
the nrst meeting In twenty-six years be-
tween these two teams. Brown was
picked to win by at least three touch
downs. At least four times. once in the
third. when tumble was recovered near
the Brown goal. and three times In the
fourth. when the ball was worked down
the field on straight football and for
ward masses. Lehigh did have a chance
TO score. but the punch was lacking.
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Manual Training Eleven
Tramples Tech, 28 to O

Manual Training retained clean
slate In Its drive for the championship
OF Brooklyn by scoring an impressive
victory over the new Brooklyn Tech
eleven yesterday morning at Com
mercial Field by % 10 o. The defeated
team made good showing. a lack of
experience against a veteran aggrega-
ton causing its downfall
Tech held Manual TO lone touch
down in the first half but weakened in
the final quarter. when Manual ran
riot and added three touchdowns Capt
Wesley Warren picked up tumble and
ran thirty yards for one score, and a
long forward pass from midfeld. Lauer
to Bailey. accounted for another. Louis
Nicolello kicked all four goals. The
lineup:
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Farmers Day Race Meeting.

Five races will comprise the program
of the annual Farmers Day race meet
ing. conducted by the Essex Fox Wounds
AT Far Hills, N. j., October 2s, the en-
tries far two OF which have closed with
large lists. The program includes the
fifth annual running for the New. Jer-
sew Hunt Cup. with $500 added, for
registered hunters, In which forty-three
horses are entered, and the Peapack,
with 5000 added. for three-year-olds and
upward, in which twonty-nine horses win
oompetA
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Detroit Downs Boston in
Brilliant Game by 10 to 8

DETROIT, Mich, Oct. 2l.--The Univer-
sity of Detroit In one of the most brill
liant battles ever witnessed on a Detroit
gridiron to-day defeated Boston College.
IL 10 s. IT was either teams game up
until the last whistle In the fourth
quarter. with the score 3 to' in Boston
Colleges favor. Hogan. standing on the
visitors 30 yard line. booted the ball
squarely between the goal posts, which
gave Detroit University the lead of two
points. (which It held during the remain
Ing three minutes of play.
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Flushing whitewashed Morris again In
their annual football encounter yester-
day at Memorial Field. The score was
20 TO o. Flushing scored In the first
quarter on line plunge by Scott
Schmidt advanced the pigskin forty-five
yards TO "A second score by plunging, and
Schumacher caught 30 yard pass from
Scott for the third touchdown. Schmidt
Kicked two Of the goals.
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Lawrenceville Outclasses
Montclair Academy Eleven

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YoRK HnRALD.
TRENTON, Oct, 21.---Outplaying their
opponents in every department of the
game, the Lawrenceville football eleven
easily trounced the Montclair Academy
team by the overwhelming score Of
As to z.
Glazebrook, besides scoring three
touchdowns, made several brilliant end
runs which ranged as high as sixty
yards. Denniston scored four touch
downs.
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Forward Passes in Last
Period Win for Clinton

De Witt Clinton showed improved
form In beating East Side High School
OF Newark at Bronx Oval yesterday,
l3 to 0. The Red and Black eleven made
a determined attack in the last quarter
after being held even by the visitors
for three periods. Forward passes, Pax
son to Ferrari and Paxson to Conboy.
both from East Sides 2o-yard line, gave
Clinton the victory. its first of the sea-
son. The lineup.
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than as personality. Thirty
three years ago ne was an end at
Princeton. Upon graduation he
founded football at the University
Of Wisconsin and later coached at
Amherst and Lafayette. For
more than quarter OF a CEN
tury he has been one of Prince
TONS wisest football counselors
and for fifteen years represented
that university upon the football
rules committee. In the latter ca
pacity he invented and incorpor-
ated In the game many OF the
sports most popular features. He
is the author of one Of footballs
classic books. and for years has
been voluminous writer on foot
ball topics, Every active football
man In America knows him as
the final authority on the his
tory and statistics of the sport.
In private life he Is a widely
known lawyer, the head of a great
steel industry and national fig-
ure In politics.
Mr.. Davis's expert reviews are
the greatest OF literary treats.
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c. c. N. Y. Freshmen
Overwhelm Mamaroneck

The c. C. N. Y. freshman football
team ran Wild In the last quarter OF
their game with Mamaroneck III. S. yes
terday. pilng up twenty-seven points
for total score of 30 TO 8. Mamaroneck
scored its points when Slchel inter-
cepted forward pass on the 10 yard
line. Moe Cohen. frosh captain. and
Plaut. quarterback. starred. The lineup:
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Poly Prep Beats Boys
High Eleven by 13 to q

Boys High offered little opposition to
Poly Prep In q football contest at Flat
bush oval yesterday. the Dyker Heights
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TouchdownH--F -FisenDcrs. Tafety-HWcet,
e,,bstItutlons- ns-Brown-Schmultz for Shell
don. Sweet for Adams. McDerrnott for Bar
rs,t Rubel for sprague Reynolds for john
ssone pohman for Paasche, Hayward for
schultz, Lehigh-I,ewis for Hoffman, Wall
ksr for Read, Morgan for storer. Harper
So, r,essener, Storer for Morgan.
peferee--c,rowell Swarthmore. Umpire
pnrlsiah. Exeter. Head -Pendleton.
J,owdoin Field 5udge-Berry, Penn. Time
OF periods--15 minutes.
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Saunders's Plunging Aids
- St. Johns to Big Score

ST. Johns Prep defeated Far Rock
away yesterday at Hawthorne Field. the
powerful line plunging by Bud Saunders,
fullback, accounting for three OF the
four touchdowns. The score was 25--0.
The lineup:
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Weldon's Drop Kick Gives
Clason Victory Over Iona

Cason Military Academy defeated Iona
School of New Rochelle yesterday at
Clason Point. 8 to o. A field goal by
Weldon from the 30 yard post In the
third quarter gave Clason the victory.
The lineup.
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lads carrying off the long end OF Ia
to score. The game was marked by
loose playing by both teams Boys High
having the best OF the fumbling.
Mendes, Poly center. received a Tor
ward on the goal line from Smith Tor
the first score and Waterman plunged
over the line for the other.
The Imam. - Z
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Commerce Downs Stuyvesant.

Commerce High School defeated
styvesant In a hard fought 90 or match
by 2 goals to 1 at Crotona Park yes
tcrday.
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-, ''TI y -. y IT. W-9EN
Touchdowns-Satmders,3 3; Mcdonald Point
3 fer touchdown-McAuloy Referee-N enzek.
Sorth Dakota. Umplrc-rMusk, Syracuse.
Linesmen-Todd and Werner. Field Judge
utes. Substltutes--Far Rockawuy, Crawford
for Hclsmnn; 81. Johns. Canpbell fos
Schrnuth. Shannon for Reiher Nagle for
Calm, Gallagher for urevch Carr for No
Auley, Frizzoli for Gallagher, Relhcr for
Mcdonald. York for Shannon. Ryan for saun.
ders.
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dius. slchel. Points after touchdown-Plaut,
placement klcks).
s--Freshmcn--Klein for Piaut,
Gussow for sawlckey Hertzberg for @. Co
hen, Grossman for Phildius, Finklestein for
Rosenberg, Sprintzen for Kalsh, q. Cohen
for Epstein. Phildlus for Finkestein, Ger
rity for Gussow. Epstein for q Cohen. sa-
wlckey or Gerrity, Kalish for Sprintzen, Ros-
snberg for Grossman, Finklestein for Rosen-
berg, Richtar for Hoskhauser, Levinson for
Smith. Greehberg for Levinson. Schiller for
Plaut, Matter for Richter Mamaronecls---
Farrell for Mgliaccio. Misiiaccio for Farrell,
Mccarthy for Salmon. Salmon for Mccarthy,
Jones or Marshall.
Referee-Ifastings Cornell. Umplre--Ies-
lie. Columbia. Had linesma n Kingdom, Co.
lumbia. Time OF periods--i2 minutes.
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Parke II. Davis to Report Big Football
Games for The New York Herald

The of
this OF
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regarded by
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Commercial Ce).

uchdOWnF--SaTOfn0n1c, EOIdman. BuhstI-
tutlons--rrasmus Hall, Robblns FOR Levine,
H. Moore for Scranton, Andrews for Magee,
Wade for Boyntou, Boynton for Kelley,
Goldman for Andrews. Hu)n for Kaufman
Commercial. Stern for Finkelstein. Referee
DR. Howard. Yale Umpire-Morner, Spring
Held. Linesman--Hearn Syracuse. Time OF
periods--Twelye minutes each.
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touchdowr-Weis, drop Kick. Field goal
Weis. drop kick. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Prep: Weis for Goggns, Duffy for
Smith. White for Ryan st. Benedlct's Prep
Brady for Thompson, Kearns for o'connor,
Brown for Zwigard Webster for Coldbeok,
Ford for Hughes. REILLY for Brady, zwigard
for Barry. O'Connor for Kearns; Degnan
for Masterson, Coldbeck for Webster, Mas
terson for peignan. Referee--W. s. O'Con-
nell, Columbia. Umpire--J. l.. Day, Syra-
cuse. Llneeman--R. A. O'Hara, Rensselaer,
Time ~ periods--iO minutes ench.
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City College 0utplays Drexel
but Is Defeated, IS to 0


Though they outplayed their oppo-
nents during the greater part of the
game. the c. C. N. Y. football team lost
to Drexer yesterday at the Lewisohn
Stadium by the score Of is to 0. The
Lavender eleven made eight first downs
to their opponents three. but made sew
eral costly misplays and lacked the
punch to put the ball over when near
the goal line. Three times the locals
worked the ball down to within eight
yards of score, but in each case were
unable to make the final advance.
The Philadelphians then scored their
two touchdowns. A fifteen yard PEN
atty and Sasek's thirty yard run brought
the ball to the 10 yard line, where
Saselx went around right end for a
score. The attempt for the extra point
failed. Drexel's line being guilty of
holding. A little later Weinberger
picked Schusters tumble OF a, punt. ac-
counting for another six points. Schu-
mans kick for point was blocked.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. FOint alter tOuch-
down-Harvest placement hck).
Substitutions--( Evander -sehilds), Butrico
or Joyce. Krieg for Del Negro. Joyce for
Butrico Del Negro for Krieg. Wherman for
Schmults. Butrico for Joyce. High School
OF Comerce-Erdreich for Simberg Smberg
for Levine. Killachy for Erdreich. Braun
stein for Sl.nberg.
Referee-R. J. Shearer. Dickinson Umpire
IL 1. Wood, Springfield. Lnesmap--W. S.
Giriing. Union. Time of periods-i0 minutes
each.
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The New York Herald Racing Chart

RACETRACK. Oct. 2I.-Clear, track fast
1ncO
winneb
b Gorcon Time
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Miss Helen Wills Second
in Herald Tennis Ranking


l--MRs. FRANKLIN 1. MALLORY,
New York.
s--Miss HELEN WILLS. San Fran
s-Miss MARY X. BROWNE. Los
Miss LESLIE BANCROFT, Boston.
5-Miis, NAY SUTTON BUNDY, Los
s-Mfs. MARION z. tJEssUP. VIII
7--MISs MARTHA BAYARD. Short
s-Miss aEf.EN GILLEAUDEAU. New
o-Mlss FLORENCE BALLIN. New
York.
io--Miss CLARE CAssEL, Now York.
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The lineup
Montclair "a.

Bailey. Goals from touchdown-Starr, a !
Bailey. bstitutions--Lawrencevill Hurff
for Blake. Moeser for Wallace. Andrews for
McDevitt. Lambert for Starr. Gazebrook
for Hurff, Starr for Lambert, Baldwin for
Alexander. Gooch for Denniston, Evans for
Keith. Flaherty for Lott. McAshan for An
drews, Blake for Glazebrook, Anderson for
Starr, Path for Baldwin. Rich for Heron,
Callahan for Blake. Butler for Moeser. Lilay
for Bartlett: Montclar: Morton for Barker,
AIcLane for Van Week, Sullivan for McLanv.
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Substitutions-Mnnua Training, Donstein
for Campbell. Judge for ]. Nicoleilo, Bee for
Butt Ealie for Van Aalst. Bailey for Smith,
Van Aalst for Male; Brooklyn Tech, Kramer
for Ledyurd, Kenney for Swartout. .Breden
for Stsrnstein. Refereo-Maier. Springfield.
Umplre--Dr. Vincent Aldridge, Syracuse.
Linesman-Dr. A. Booker. Cornell. Time Of
periods--io and ~ minutes.
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goal = sasek drop kicl). Substitutions =
C. G. N. Y; F'laxer for Mofty, Chomsky
fer Elk, Schuster for FIaxer. Warshauer for
Garvey. Garvey for Warshauer. Kudin for
Chcmsky. Warshauer for Garvey, Flaxer for
Schuster, Motley for FIaxer, Flaxer for
Motley, GrAenberg for Flnxer, Ringel for
shapiro. Drexel Elm for Shelley, Digsins
for Schuman Shelley for Elm. Jones for
Corson. Referee-Hastings. Cornell Um-
pire-Donnelly. Trinity. Head llnesman--
kingdon, Columbia. Linesmen--Heller and
Hall. Time OF pertods-I2. II. u. IA min
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touchdown-Paxsonl drop kick). Substitu-
tions-De Witt Clinton-Ferrari for Alex
ander. East Side-Fox for Dansereau. Ref
eree-Darby, Syracuse. Umpire-Brower. Ho-
bart. Lineemnn-Hammond, Sewanee Time
OF periods--10 minutes each.
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Empire City Entries.
MONDAY.)

(M0NDAYo
HRsT RACE-The wildbrier Purse; two
year-olds: selling. Five and half fur
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OURTTI RACE--The Autumn Days Stakes
s.. 700 added : two-yeer-olds. Five and a
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away
field and fshsd % Mode Srcsa the % but gut to walk the stretch
b. z,
A s.
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-
'Fivs pounds apprentice allowance claimed.
The New York herald., 1922-10-22

FIFTH RACE--Tho valhalie Purse; three.
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