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DEMOCRAT AM) CHItONICLE. SUDAI OCTOBER 7. 1920. I'-'U LONG DASH ENABLES N. Y.

U. TO DOWN VARSITY TARR RACES FORTY YARDS IN THIRD PERIOD TO MAKE ONLY SCORE OF HARD-FOUGHT GAME Backed by Perfect Interference in Run for Score; 'Red' Callaghan in Limelight. NEW YORK UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL ELEVEN HOBART REGISTERS ONE-SIDED VICTORY OVER ST. STEPHENS 7 I 4 i it 4 -y 8 Runs Up Forty-nine Tallies on Hudson River Eleven Uses Substitutes. i.

i. 1 i 4 41 4 New York, Oct. New York I 'niv crsity met wtih trims anil uiiCNpcctrd opposition here when tliry batllt'l the Rochester team to win by a 7-tn- score. A It myh N. Y.

came nut on the end, K-licstrr proved to he virtually as piod a team as lorn Thorp's eicven. I arr scored tin: touchdown for the Violet i 1 s. i 1' su)i)i)rt('(l by fine interference rm Geneva, Oct. 0 The pessimistic football atmosphere that pervaded Hobart, admirers and fans during th last week; in anticipation of the St. Siephens-Ho-hart contest was turned into bright sunshine this afternoon on lioswell Field hen I leak Welch's eleven swept thu niiich-totited Hudson river eleven off tht field and smothered it under an nv.itancha of toiichilon ivs, the score being 40 to (I, St.

Stephens griders went on the field full of contiilence but as soon as the baH was put into play rvas seen that tbn Orange and Purple were just determined a bunch mid Minn had the ball going strong into St. Stephens territory. Hobart played straight football fur the first half nnd soon had the St. Stephens, players worn down. Milliman was tent through the line in the first period for two touchdowns and Kraus kicked tha goals.

Xearly Jtrgistcrs. Hohart continued the straight: pbe during the second period until the ball was worked down to Si, Stephens' five, yard when Hobart changed its style to opeq plav and pulled off two forward passes. Chapman to Dniley, making tin) score for the, first half 2H to II. Hohart started lite second half with the original line-up but when the game was considered on ice, Welch sent in his. substitutes who succeeded in holding St.

Stephens. Jliiring tin. last periods Hobart was made up principally of subs, an ad- CHACOLET WINS KENTUCKY SPECIAL IN EASY FASHION L.ttonia. Oct. 6.

C'hacolet carried the colors of a western owner to victory oxer the Kast and Canada to-day by winning the added Kentucky Special in impressive manner before one oi the largest crowds that ever witnessed the runninp; tf a special feature race at the l.atonia race track. In Memoream, another western horse finished second, a length and a half behind Chacolet. while Shuffle Ailing, hu represented Candaa, came in third, a half length behind. Knobbie, an eastern entry, was fourth with the others trailing. A Tough One.

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1 1 ii nicy itiirt kli'lt)t rrfrrf, -lr. ilnln iniilrt, Minnrll, Ilrow tim of tiiiirtrrw, limit of prrlotlti, 1 1 nilniitm. White Cilij and Buffalo Outfit to Start Series Two games nhirh eventually will settle the i-rmi-pro rliuiiipimtship of Western Neve York will ln singed at Mcilina ibis irmiiu when Frank White City team ill oppose the Jletvilt. nf r.ulTiilii. HlnrliiiK nt o'clock.

Fnur track pitcher have been lined up fur this game, Hobby ik mid Chief Leonard doing llin honors fur the White City team while Hurt Lewi and another pit-her from r.ulTiilii will he on the hill fur III'! l'u IT a 1 aggregation. If each Irani it' ecds in winning a me this afternoon a third one ill lie necessary, ami if nrrniigcmoiitH run he made it (r 1 tn Ul- will lie played at. ltase-ImiJJ I'nrk week Irum in-day. A'epeeial cur, leaving Iloohester at 1(15 o'clock this morning, ill curry th; eum ami hnxt of fans rhu plan In hike ill the double header. WILLIAMS SURPRISES IN FINAL QUARTER Tiny, del, ti, After being eifiphiyed for llinsi uuarters of (lie grid gsiun here this afternoon, the AX'llltanis College leatn, in the eliisliu nionu-nis of play, thi i a.

attack, nld.il by a break of lin In the form en" an Intercepted forward pass, which gtue It a victory over Uetisselder I'ldy. to y. Virtually all of the game, etcept the Inst eight minutes, was In veil in Wllllsms territory. tleiieitlit and l.evee went through the Hue time ami hl-iiIii for repeated gsliin, Captain-. Itenedbt n-oied In the flt-st uuiirter on a line niol lit the si'-onil quarter forward (uisw.

In Ibe ml period lliandler carried the Imlt twenty yarls on a for.ird pa ami ifoe squeezed over tuin hihiwii. Afler the Cherry and Pains on dew as two feet from the gen. Miiurne Intereepteii a pass, taking the hall nlnumf out i r.scimiK nanus, tuni THREE GAMES FOR SEMI-PRO ELEVENS Scalpers, Russers and Oxfords in Action To-day. A trio of football games between Hochesier semi-pro teams and out-of-town elevens will be played this afternoon on three fields. At Kilgermn Park the Scalpers will face the Attica eleven: at Ktlgerlon playground the oily champion Hxfoi-ds will tackle the Frontiers, of Tonawandu, while the Hussers will oppose Manchester at Hitter's Field.

Tlp games fo-dny will mark lite open- ester teams, the Scalpers and Ihe Hus- iug of tl isoii for two of the Koch- scrs, while the Oxfords already have one game lucked away, defeating the Crcy-hoiiiids last Sunday. The Scalpers have several new players with the team this season and have been under the couching of three mentors during the last three weeks, while several of the Hegal team, now defunct, will cavort with Max Hu-ser's aggregation. All three games will start at 3:13 o'clock. The Scalpers will show Il.xl and Mr-Carroll at the ends; J. t'tilliniie and Hut-lerfield at the tackles; Clancy and Kocn at guards; Pendergast or i-t 1 1 nt center: I Ciilhnne or ISabeork at quarter: Kivel and Cavanaugli at the halves, and Meyers at fullback.

The Sop I per will not have the use of Kdgerton Park a week from to-day and are anxious In hook an out-of tyuvn team. Call Hud Major at (Jenesee or address Xo. Its Warner street. Criqui Forced to Fight His Best to Win Decision Paris, Oct. (i.

lAsscialeil Press)-. Kiigene Cr qui met a tartar in his first fiht in Kurope since he won and lost the world's featherweight championship in York, when Young Henri Heh-rans. a Helgiun. stayed the limit of fifieen rounds tonight with the Frenchman. Hebrans lost the verdict on poinls nfler a slashing, slugging fight, in which bol boys were covered ith gore from the third round to the finish.

Criqui appeared to have lost much of his former speed and hiliing power, his anxiety to keep well covered his jaw, which Johnny Dundee smashed, interfering with h's offensive power in attacking. The gale amounted to 'JtmjMH) francs, every ceniiute of which will go to the benefit of scientific laboratories, in Frame. The aiinoiincemeiit that Criqui had passed lip contracts in the 1'irted Stales worlh many thousands of dollars in order to make good promise tn fight for charity, brought the Verdun veteran. Sixteen horses started and while the time of 1 3 5 was two fu'ihs of a second slower than the track record, it was considered good for the distance of a mile and tbeoe-sixteetilhs. owing to the large field.

Hal Price Headley. the owner of Chaw-! let, was enriched nnd in addition was awarded the gold cup. valued nl dolialed by the Kentucky Jockey Club. Carl Wiedemann, the owner of In Metnonan, received Sli.lNMI, W. C.

owner of Shuffle Along. and Ihe Kaucocns slahle the eiilriim-e fee of Si. I Chacolet was off poorly when the barrier sent the horses tiw ny on I heir journey. Frigate was the tirst to slum- but simiii succumbed and gave way to Shuffle Along lit the quarter. Chacolet was sixth.

Shuffle Along continued in the lead up to mje post with Chacolet fourth. Coming into the stretch Chacolet moved past the leading horses to win somewhat easily. Chacolet and Hopeless were coupled in Ihe betting as the Hendley entry and paid her backers IJtt.tlo to win. W. L.

Refuses to Play Against Colored Athlete Washington, Oct. (1. Severn! thousands of fooiball fans were disappointed here this a ftrrnoon when ihe scheduled inlcrscltonal struggle between nshiiigti.il ami I. or, of Lexington, and ashiiigton and Jefferson College, of this place, was called oft at the eleventh hour through fhe refusal of Southerners lo play if Chillies West, negro, interoil-legiate Pentathlon ehantpinn, was permitted lo represent W. and J.

in the contest. W. and J. insisted that it had the right to play the famous colored athlete; he was a bona tide student and had represented it for the last three years, this being his final year of competition tinder the colors of the Heboid. Washington and I.ee remained equally firm in its attitude and the contest was culled off.

The final decisions in the controversy were made hy the heads of the two in-solutions. (Irndiinte Manager Hichard A. Smith and Head Coach James former 1'itt ntlileie, acted under instrui- tinus ironi 1'eiin Marry I nnipdeii, ot the Washington and I.ee the sence of l'resulent Stewart. 1 Smith and Coach llchart isimuiuniciued willi Ilean Ctiiniliell by telephone. His Hlliiuntiini was that athletes of the institution had never participated against negro athletes and lhat this tradition would pot be violated lit this time.

I'pon receiving this ultimatum President S. S. linker, of Washington and Jefferson, remained firm in bis contention (hat W. and J. would play West.

Bill Moore Slated to Hurl for Corning Team To-day Cnrninsj, Oct. IS. Thf (Icidinjc gnnip of ilit scrips ht'twren ho bncH-lmll ft'anrf of thf rtrnin AVork- aud S.uih Comitije will played ro morrow nt Siiiilli Corn "Snunw' Mnorf. of the Uochpitt'r Init'rnat inimls, will twirl for South Corn i ni? and Cushin.i;, wonder kid jiirrhpr of the Corning Fret Acatlemy, for tli tlljiss AVorkn. IOWA COMES THROUGH WITH EASY VICTORY Iowa City.

Ia Oct. ft. Flashing into boles at tackle, skirting the end and completing long passes lo Hancock and Fisher rind Parkin, atartrd an offense against Knox that won for Iowa 44 In Miller, Fry nnd Hancock were the oilier long gain getters as they dodged through the holes that the heavy Hawk-eye forward wall ripped in the I.av-ended-legged line. Com Jones sprung the unexpected, both in iinsing Parkin, who has not been used befofe this season even in scrimmage, and in drawing Hancock from right out to one of the principal ground 1 1SW.V 4 YANKEES HAVE BIG POINT MARGIN ON RIVALOPPONENTS Fullerton Discovers That Hugmen Have 300 Points on McGraw's Outfit. VtKKKK.

Oflenvtve. Ilefritslve. Tolsl :i.t:m I tntlelil OlltHrlil (ateliers Pitchers Total Inlleld DntHeKlrra i ii tellers ilea in I.K17 I. an i inej in I Mi isa 4a (.1 lTS. 7U7 4111 l.t.-a Pitchers Intiii is.reia HI (.11 I.I.KUTOX Xcn- York Y'anliees are the stronger team for purposes of world's series jn their present condition limn are (he (limits.

In a loin! team strength, of iipprosinmtely r.MMHI jioinls. ihey have a had of more than over Mcdraiv's team. The fact that the figure advantage of the Yankees lies chiefly in the pitching department makes the team stronger, in view of the fact that the Mrengtli is mobile and applicable to needs, whereas the strength 111'' (Jiaiiis is not. The fact that one team is stronger than another docs nol necessarily make it a winner in series. If it can bring its strength to hear in each game it is practically certain lo win.

since the percentage of nttacking and defensive strength furor it. Can Switch Hope, lint il is possible for a team, figuring to be weaker, to use one nilcher of great strength and overcome the figure advant-ng of the other. The chances are against this, of course, nnd Ihe Yankees have about pet it. the belter of the strength, which means a li per cent, ml- vantage in such a series. To overcome this MeGraw must adjust his pitching I slrenglh lo ni't-rmnlch the opposti ion.

I here Is the element to be considered that is that ot management, of course, the average fan nnd some of the exports' declare McCirnw is the deciding factor. This is. in a way, only just, since a manager who a pis nil the responsibility if his team fails should receive the same credit if the team wins. itanrroft Directs Mcti raw. of course, is the leader, but Hnvy Itanrroft is the directing genius of the Oiauls, the hoy who aignalu, who grabs signals and who calls the turn on a i is oeing purlieu While opponents are wiCctiing Alct.raw- and trying to fig.

lire what he is doing. Haucroft is busy. There is no doubt that the Ciant hoard of strategy Inst year outguessed and outgeneraled the Yanks and Iheir titlark ly so doing. Hut the Y'an-kees this year are a different team from the one that (he (iiniH disgraced last fall. They are playing ihe game.

They think it is "one ihey are Confident, nnd in better condition. The (limits are winking into slightly. better condition than ihey have be during the last two month, Ilancrofr however, is nol near his bet. although brum of his is not affected, (iroh not in good physical isuiditinn, nor is l.lackson. brilliant though he is, to lie Ui.iiipared with (iroh as a World's, series player.

Advantage with Yankees, The advantage lies sirongly in favor of the Yankees, as a nnai step the diqie wet will take each team and figure il against the defensive strength of the oppnsitiim considering the pitchers who pruhablv jwill bear ibe shock of atiaV We will figure what the (iianls, with Iheir known strengili, should do against jl'eniiock. Jones, Hush nnd Shuwkey what Ihe Yankees, (heir sirenkth licing ascertained, should do against Itvan, Nehf. et Hl. We can figure almost 1,, rnn what each team should do against the other willi a certain pitcher working. Then if we can learn which pitchers will work against each other we will have the approximate smre of each game.

HtAMK MAY NF.XI) TUAM. Paris, Oct. Ti.The French Athletic Federation i considering ihe advisnbrtity of sending a Ira.k leain to New iork to parlicipale in a series of pre Olympic jmeels. the first of which Is scheduled to be held in Madison Square Harden on January A decision will be reached nt the Federation's next gen-einl Hireling on November rill), SPORT WILL BE I tioti after a loticr run of forty yard the part of his teammates. CaHadian was easily the outstanding Mar of the Jtoolicstrr team, ttilh MrCon-tiell and Sullivan nerving in like rtipari-tie fir the N.

V. Ciilliigluin (I'd all the tiutitin guild fiimm-il (landing and reprHtedly hmked the Violet line for uh-viiiiiiial Riitiiii. Aninii Thitrp's sliirw plmuld he iiienlinned 'i'niiriirk. the lient tine iilnnger nn the 'I'iirry, nne of the fa-de-d tnck the niiiveril lnin ever l'ht (jUarler. Neiv York Ctiiversily rnn the (iium and thne the nnrllt Riial, Mary kicked (iff for the Vinlet team to McCunnell, Hoch' esier'a left linlfhack, McCniinell rereiied it on the live jard line and carried it hack for five more, CallMffhnii, on the firl down, piihled In the tifty yaril line where Tarty ratiKht it.

Seht-et. N. V. rnpliiiti mid riiiiiierltck. mnde two nnl armind left end.

On the next piny, an attempted fimMin! paw, I low ley misxeil the igslcin tlirmvtt hv Weid-tnan punted ulior (to Itnchesler' thirty-ard line, tin two nifties through renter tt'Cnnnell made teveu yaoU and Cal-lashiui punted In 'I'arr on X. Y. 1 foriy yiird line. At this point X. Y.

1', tlnrtrd a nerien of rmdie which neiied litem three down and distance isiiined of Iwenty-feven yard-. led the allack with R.iin of thirleen yardu to his credit. Itnchester recovered the hall when it pulled down an attempted for- ward pM and Hlarled it drive front its nnn twenty five yard line. Here, Itoih-ritcr uncorked nerien of line rushes. Cnllashnn circled risht end for (tuin of five lleilgi made one yard through right guiird.

Siillivim mmle seven yardi around left end for Itochewter'n first down nsain. Oil the lieict play fill-liigltntl fi-iiuhleit (he hull ami thrown for a low of ten yards. CalliiKhitn' followed thin play wlili a puiit to X. Y. thirty-seven yard line where Tarr caught the oval and closed the find quarter.

Seeonil Quarter. The second ipmrler proved to he the heller one for the flower City Egreii-I inn. KochcMer made three first downs in this period a compared with two for X. Y. V.

1'ocliestef also tried lo work forward pas hut failed. Advancing hut tnu yards on lhrc X. kicked In liiichelpr' twenty-two )rd line. After McConnell made two yarda through renter, liochca-ter tvh penalized five yards for oMside. Callaghan then kivkeil to Jahlonka who fnmhled hut Ilarton, liochesler'a left Hiiard.

recovered the ball, givin gltochen-ter ttx first down once more. McConnell liucked the line for a standstill. On the next play U. Hedges mnde jittd through left guard on a 'crUs cross play. X.

Y. I'. vt1 also penalized at thix period for offside. tin the next two plnyn Itocliesier earned first down a scond time in for two viinls mid McConnell broke this quarter when Sullivan hit left tackle through right guard for ix yards. Itocliesier was strong at thi wage of the game and on three successive plays, Sullivan on two nnd McConnell on the other, the Flower City eleven made twelve yards and wored another first down.

The hull linn tn on the New York team' thirty-jird line. Hoohesier hud gained yards on its last start. Afur three liiisueeessf ill tries Hoclies-ter tried another forward pass which failed, Cftllasbttn to McConnell. fin two pliiyn Tarr and made, thirteen jhiiI for a first down but. on the following play t'.

wax penalised five yards for offside. Jahlonka then made one of the best rnu ill the gum when he luokR through left tackle for thirty jards and another firt down. Hochesier got III hall hack when, after four tries, X. t. was able to advance only ii jards.

At this point one of the burlerque feenes nf the game was pulled off when Callaghan lost seventeen yards afler ramming around the field from one Mile to the oilier with ilie ball tnn'er his arm undecided what In do with i( and followed hy four Violet men. He was chasen for tally forty seconds before a Violet player (solid Bilhdue him. Third dnarter. X. C.

made the kickoff itv the third tpiarier, Hochesier receiving the ball on tt thirty-yard line. Callaghan punled to In niidfield lifter three nn-aueeestiful Irien to buck Ibe yiolet limf Jahlonka made three arils through left guard which was weakening, but on the tieit piny Hochesier drew another penally nf five yards for being offside, Weirlinan I.unled right back to Hochesier and Callaghan eniight the batl on his own fifteen-yard line. MWotinell made three yards around the left enil on the first play. H. Hedge made two more through renter on the MM-im.

diind nfler one more try on the line, which netted the visitor tint It-In, (Callaghan punted to X. Y. Itoch-ester got the halt back tifler lo plnya and McConnell made two jard through renter. On the second he made another yard through renter and then the way wa paved by N. Y.

I on and only IniU'liil'iM n. With hut one dwo left. Callaghan piintied to Tarr till oiook the ball down the right aide of the field with uplendid liilerfevenr running, a (lis. tnnce of fony yards, rhnlked up the finly ecore of (he game for the Yiolei an gregation. Howler iheu added a tmint fiiiui plai-emeiit.

'Hie iiiarier ended a few minutes liner nfler several fries by forward passes nn the pni of Hochesier to get hark lost gmUllil. Quarter. The last ipinrter was replete wtih forward pases, eight being tried hy (loch-eater and four hy Y. 1', Rochester wni-ked two of the maud gained fifieen yar'ls. the finly one oinideied hy the Violet g.ive the mseven yards, fighting we nnaiiy icsi out Hie ligures.

and i vantage that St. Stephens soon took and I opened the aerial game which almost netted the visitors a score in the Inst two minute. play Murray got a long pass from Heloniii and started down throtmh rhe lL.haer broken field. He was headed for a sure touchdown ami reached Hohtirt's twenty, yard line when Kraus, who was playing back, ran in. and saved the dav for Ho- 1 "art by bringing Murray down with a j-Jhiid.

The St. Stephen man was knocked tint and lay on the field for several minutes before he was revived and continued the game. He and Del ontJl nnrn Ida bright spots in the St. Stephen line-up. Fitds Show Well.

Unhurt looked belter from the side-tines than any team that has represented the institution in several years. Kverv man worked as a unit and all seemed to muss up every play and exhibited a skill of following the bull that has never be-fore been seen on the Hobart campus. Harding and Jin i ley surprised the Iargn crowd in the way they ran down under punts and smared Iheir man in his tracks. They allowed but few be shown by the fact that St. Stephen's made but four first down and those were by forward passes and a penalty.

ST. STKI'HKNS l.K Smith, Wilsou LT Jones I mill Uruver, Faxon RC Coffin HT King le. in inn ii nOBART Iailer, I.nnghrr Krause Rolph. Barntim Voght, Medes SeolU-ld, Tiimlck Trapnell Harding, Huhlwin. Ni'liolla Chafnuaii -Murrnv, -White' Wade 1.11 i niiioitean.

liiidd Kiiiiv, fh- iei; SjttiinniH, l'altersoii Kile Milliman Hobart St. Stephen Totlchdow It II Jt 14 7411 il Ii II II ill Ml II (. Ilailev man: goals. Kr.ius 7: Turmey. lieorgetowa, referee; l.eipsie.

l'elt us II a a 111, umpire; Melnlierg, Cornell, linesman; time ef periods, to iniuules. World Series Famous Slar. Itoard. showing orld Series games, play hy play, tn seennds after the original play is made, wilt show In King. Ill) South every afternoon at a V.

during entire series, commencing Wednesday, October 10 2,500 Seats Admission 50c RDS. CHARUES Office 500 Dak. Bldg. STONE 4313 (Plus War Ta) vs. TEDDY MEYERS Of lliitrnla Jiilil'ur l.igtttwelKlH i Western York Blue J1 earn Runs Roughshod Over Carolina Eleven New Haven, ist, (i.

Opening the fnotlutlt season with a brilliant alla-K, I he Yale Pulping snaillncil I lie- North uro lina eleven. lo in the ale her? to-ility. ale outphiosl Hie Southerners In nil purls of the while the taller were helpless In trying to tain against the wall of blue warriors, Carolina made only die tirst down Ine-iip VKOI.INA. l.K lliiliiuln It-Miller I.i; Nnrris IJ; -Keselsivil liT -inner It Iv- I I.lll Hieesnll l.H tniearn ItH Nwiie Fit Mnlli-ry Score hv' periods: Vale It North Carolina Vale siorliiL-, touchdowns, all Storr Karret Jackson. Limit' l'liiiolevier iianiiei.i l.ilielieig llevl-i ShirM Wooilsn Aliernal lie 21 ft 12- il il Slevens, (sell.

for olliarni Mallory. Ollearn lleneh points from I ry alter ioio-ImIiiwh Uearu 4. StcM-ns; referis, Crowley Petiliit umpire. Tyler. Ilaverford lines man, I'eaii Wat keys, sjra- use; field Judge.

Murphy, Brown; time nf periods, iutu Hies each. ALFRED SMOTHERED BY BUCKNELL TEAM, 47-0 lwid.urg. I' l. Oct. li.

knell lrainled over Alfred Cnhersiiy by 47 t- 11 'ii rhelr nnniial on Austin Field this alleriuioii. So plete was 11 in- knell's nneriorily that the Alfred eleven wis register lint two Hist downs during the the game, -vttlle the Oraiig--' and lite ba-ka jilencd Ihe Alfred Ha. at will. treu'ilga, tin I Jenkins consisi-ently brnl-e through taeUie fur spectacular L'nis durii.g the entire lilt- for enthitsiisiu among Hue'utell sitti-porters was the aerial defense that Neva had perfected daring the past wis-k. Afler Alfred was uiuilde ru gain through the llneknell line, the New- York team resorted to the aerial attiiek.

I'ltltke the Pirt irume of the previous weey, the lirane and ICne backs eonlitin.tll.v Intereeiited Alfred and kno -ked them to the giotind. I.lnc-iip: 111 lli VKI.L. Al.FliKP I. MurriMHi, uier Sort i. tiimllii' t' I ii ti Kriii sT UC.

kirkt-r, MilHuthHt htiltVv I lUil riiiiinhfrlySn. tnMniriti UK --UiM'tH'vor'v. Jm Noil MtCi'iuifU Ml JtMt'er. W'tiN-r. KII- 1'ii'ltt.

(I. OiinHiid" I I nil, ll'iwftnl I'Ctw lid I. Jniuiwnn ('itiii)iUt l) Scf.ry, Ili'iknt'H tT, tiHH-hi'nwiis. -J. ill, JiMikins: fiditti nflvr t'l'i'luinvvn.

Hciininif k'nuinr' n.i'.-i'r'c Miller. 1 rr iitim liinmre. Sltii-til. I'fitn n. iUl- caroliMansWup stubborn contest Mule College, Oct.

'lite Nittniiy I. lou was held nt bay this aflem 1 by the surprising defense of the North faro-Una Slate eleven, tint l'enn State slid parked enough punch to push over a into 0 victory, 'the visitors were never dangerous on the ofTense and failed to meiuice Ihe ltlne and While goal. Hurry Wilson, l'enn Slate's ft.isliy buekheld star, was shifted to fullback on the eve of the game find he demons! tilted that he was even more dangerous from that position. He carried the ball more than any other mail In the biiekrtcld and never lit lied to gain, Caplulu Joe Hedenk played a great game ill Ihe Hue for l'enn Sprague. the visillln: ouarterbrtl-k.

was the best ground gainer for the Aggies -V. CAKOUNV l.K Frank Fltns I. Si lillsler Col Hi -Mlchiilskn Ilemtru t' lloiiau UK lledeuk Hearty Filer UK Artell Wall'in IjH I'ltlm Sprague LH llell.lg Shufai'd ItU A. Johnston Fit Wilson l.assiler Seore hv periods: l'enn Stale ft 1" IB Nerlli Carolina II I) II 0 i'eliehdeW IIS It. -I Il II e.

I'illfrt points s(ler Inin-tldeiviis. S.t hosier (place kirk g.oil freto Held l'u till referi-e, A F.lierle. Sll arl hlliqre uniiire. K. M.

Mui'suiau, F. A. Lafayette: lltue of periods, ntiiiules. LOOK WHO'S HERE! BIG DOUBLE WIND UP! Genesee Valley Athletic Club Convention Hall, Rochester, N. Y.

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11TH CHUBBY 10 sixty yards for a tniu hdow u. 'Ihe brcag took the hert olut of the Troy 1-jiglneers arid William battered to the goal again, Welier inking the ball over nn an aerial play. Idne-iip; wii.i.iams. I'l. Id d.tdns I It I'-- ole Harm s.

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Ijifayetle, tnd. Oct, ft. t'lirdne defeated waek Wilmiugion College here today, 1111 to tl, in Ihe opening coolest of the season for hot hteains. The game nan fealured by long runs nutde by Hahr, Spradling, t'urison aiol tiladders, I'tirdtie hacsfielil men and the numerous lies hv the referee on Purdue, penal ter was forced to give up the ball afler an attempted forward piss and a few line rushes proved lo be of no avail. X.

Y. was flrnng at this stage of the game ami started lo break open Hochester's defense by line rushes and end runs, made five yards through renter and two again through left tackle ami when Tarr followed this by a gain of sit yards through lpft guard X. t'. had first down once more. Toorck w.m substituted for Tarr and proved to lie the best line plunger on the Violet team.

He consistently broke through the Hochester defense and was the sol menace in the final quarter Hochesier rei-eived the halt on ils own fif'ieen jaid line and on the very first play Callaghan threw a forward pass lo Hrugter for a gain of fifieen yards, laiiiterbnch, who was substituted for McConnell, circled right end for Iwenty-three yards and earned another first down for Hochesier. Toorook caught the ball afler a kick by Callaghan and brought it back tell yards to the forty eight yard line. Tonrni tore through left tackle for twelve yards ami riicieii let! end a second Inter for four more. The third play was a forward pass hv Sehres to Howley wlib'h was good for -sveii yards. Toorm made five yarda post left tinkle nnd five more through, oemer.

Hwhester got the batl when the Violet team failed to make tie distance nn the next play. Three fer-wnrds in succession failed and Callaghan I mimed lo the fortv-vatd line ittsl nn the' I BROWN vs. O'CONNELL ROCHESTER'S OWN THE WHIRLWIND OF CLEVELAND MIKE 10 RDS. JOHN DEMPSEY vs. ALEXANDER Rochester Welterweight, Who Ha.

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