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I ioI I iz 4 THE StTM BtTNDAT OCTOBER 5 lOGS I tit i 1 IN THE FOOTBALL WORLD I UMIVARD PRINCETON AND IKNN PLAY TMBLANKS i i I isio Alone of the Blu Kclleira Meets aDV Opponent The navy Hold Down the CrimsonIndians Square 1 lUlti Quake PrR etO Scoreless All tho big teams except Yale ran smac up agralnst It In yestcrdaysfbotball I ho Blu met Washington and JtfTerson which was not ns strong as last year Yale MIII ix to Harvard after being behlnc blnlblnd In tho llrst half acre six points IIth MMoml againstUhVtcuh Navehinn nnil on me out of It with a oe tie TilOr h1 wren Pennsylvania the Indians was ho snme trieRod and Bus leading for tho first half tA But Princeton was led to It badly The 11 son met Syracuse after the latter bad been beaten by both Yalo and the Indian and reasqtuiblj expected victory flom of the effeozTthe Jocts brothers eoftch log of Pyractiao might have been dIn the outcome The Tigers couldnt get oer tho Orange gOat lnn Nor could the hj rscuse men scoro on the Orange and 1 Black The Army won from Colgate after a ban I battle I to jho same score as recorded between thesetwo last year There a battle of the lesser giants between Lafayett and Brown tho Pennsylvania players win nlng by twopoints margin Cornell did not score very heavily against Vermoni Dartmouth won from Holy Cross without particular trouble The results Harvard Navy 8 Ilinar fc Jq I Princeton Syracuse Pennsylvania Indians Army a Coiffaie Lafayette a Brown 8 Cornell ei Vermont 1 Dartmouth IS Holy Cross Williams 40M A 0 Harvard 3d 1 Exeter Oo Johns Hopklni IK tenD a St Johns 13 ILj 5 11 Hamilton 0 nnleran 8k llltldlel tiry 8 Amherst Trinity 8 Uaverford flr Rntser Jatcer NO TROUBLE FOR YALE Dlae Bends In Substitutes Against Inetoa and Jefferson NEW lUvev Oct 4Yaie ran away from Washington and Jefferson today and scored 3 pint against the Visitors without the lightest trouble The Ells sent In the tecond and third string men In the second half Warren rYaewbo used to play on Washington and Jefferson scored a WablnKonadJeteror lcre touchdown against his former team The forward pass wai used by Yale with great success Onoe triple forward paps 1 worked successfully JorA long gain from Wheaton to Coy to Nacdele In the frt half three touchdown wer made two by Wheaton atone tt Coy hfatona Brat touchdown followed a long quarterback run by Blngbam whointer cepted a Washington and Jefferson onslde kick Coy kicked two goals tall on the third The feature of the half however was a goal which Wheaton drop kicked from the 3 yard line toward the end of the play Inn I was the flrdropkIok goal made by a Yale man a game In a long lime vhfaton hoe his ability all through the half as a frt class back If Wheaton Rhone in the frt half Daly did no less In the second He took Drldcss place Warren supplanted Wheaton Daly was the whole backfIeld mot of the time lme for Coy left the game appointing Buster Brown field captain Daly re at will I and his long runs through broken field were remarkable Daly kicked his own goal In the first half Kllpatrlck played at left end but Aftera particularly dim cult tackle he was assisted from the field life reaM that he is badly hurt Ulnghm played quarter In the first naif andPop Corey ran i the team In the second half The lineup and summary Yak PotMoni I ant Kllpatrlck Left end Wtiltealone UUeyLetI4sckle UcDonnell I Klebardson Left guard Trtltal niddl rB Centre Wimberley Coebelflighiguard Inrhara Drown ntcbt tackleiterberger NardejeUIgbleAd Duffy ninhamkQuart Sutler heatonjl LafiaUbacke Tlbbeni rile BlentWfback Marshall Coy iFlback Wlmberley Score Yale and 0 Touchdown WtI Daly 2 Coy Warren Goal from touchdown Coy 2 Daly 2 Coal from field Wheaton Reter UoCarthjr Holy Cross Umpire A Lantford Trinity Field JvdcarOod chance LCor Time of balveim minutes Subitltute Yale Halae for Kllpatrlck 1n a rau for Kalnea Delnecke for Llllej Loian for Nifdtle Corey for Blnrbam Daly for WBcaton Wan for Drldtik Holt for PRINCETON OVfPLAYED Tigers tacky t0 Tie Syracuse Ina TVo Score Came PRINCETOX Oct 21 Outplayed In every department of the game Princeton barely managed tie Syracuse In a battle at University Field Ibid afternoon that trill rank among the great contests of the gridiron The Iflnal score wo 0 to 0 but the huge oollegiahs from up New York stale plat circles roundthe Tigers who only once came anywhere near a tally Syracuse outweighed Princet6n and a to fast thatibp Tigers could not stop the furious onslaught 4 The Princeton tlpe which waa heretofore considered NasMUf greatest asset was battered unmercifully by Bteln and Horr The latter was a power on the offence Adopting almost without exception well known Yale formations taught iff them by Howard Jones and brother Tad the Hyractlrans tore Immense boll through Cau and McFayden Close clean cut interference put Jthfl Tiger ends out of the may with startling regularity and It waa the sturdy secondary offence of Princetons flUIY backs that 80 what looked like several itrtaln touondowna Princetons performance was redeemed In part by tbe lino play of Coxe and Cunningham Ibcso two slopped tne Brracuae ru nis by excellent tackling Kead who did the punting for Princeton was out kicked by them The Syracuse back booted the bal accurately while Head rate In consistent effort though occasionally punted for good distances I boon after the first klckoff Princeton landed atr ball obtbe visitors 5i yard I bil line where Cunningham tried for a goal Irom the fnnneham pasa by COBS bin dtred him and he missed From that time on the Tigers had no opprotuaitjf to score They couldnt gain through the Hyracuse line and vheft they resorted to a kiclug came they lost a lot of trundt All during th second half the visitors forced the play They used the quarterback run formations which made Tad Jones famous and Banks skirted the ends for sup nantlal distances Not for a moment did the Tigers have the ball In Syracuse territory They were simply outclassed despite itw fact that Capt Dillon and Tlbbotl were tnt In late Dillon raada a magnificent tackle of Dally which saved a touchdown Syracuse too tried to tally through the mrdlum of a field goal but the Tigers broke In and blocked Steins attempt Wtakres In tin direction of play caused Princeton tn rryi of trouble I or instance many times In tbe second hal dell red passes and fake kicks bewildered tb Tigers Horr a human mountain frequently dropped back on a fake formation started slowly and gathered such speed that he holed his wouldbe tacklers over one after another The llnejuv Irtntrton i YfoiUVna Sytacvu Iinurt Left end ruber Ifjllng Left tackle I Clark fnr Lf Unller Left guitoOOIdIffl Centre Unman litladienTilehi cuard Waulh nlJhl rllr JIorrrapi lolh MfM end olor narrv pawn QuarlerbackItIflICB Jiad Uf Ifal DUI Right halfbackDridle mnlnrbam Fullback plnun tulbal Krferee Dr Carl Williams tlmptre4 DU ter Field Car Orolln Held Ilaeawan Fexle Time SI minus halves Subatl Princetonflllt for Dowd nhe1nitHa toro Dillon for Dawson bon tor I Head PENN NONE TOO GOOD Indians After Bad First Half Tie We Score In Second Period ADRttiu Oct 74 Tho Indians Pennsylvania to a standstill today h11 ueti the loree to la the second hal of the aatna Pennsylvania vu luoky In U6 evl break To Thorpe who u4a A grand run of 4 yrda tbrous Pennsylvania lUp and backflcld the credit of tho Carllslo tally It WM flitiqntItho quarterback by Us clever running back of punt and end runs paved tho way for success po Kxtrastandshad been built which brought tno seating capacity up to llooq 11117 31000 persons were In attendance TU Indi team was accompanied by Its famous The Indians were clearly beaten In the first half They nsvqr1 appeared dangerous But coming on ttisfleld for the second half they howe an eagerness and a das that took Peon off er fees The bod the Red and Blue mcriltdwld Thv They used double passes with lightning like rapidity and with a little more care and bettor generalship at critical time wouldhave won the came by a eood margin Perm lost her snap and try aa she would she cobid not make any continuous advance cntnuoul vance against tho Indians strong defence I In the last period of the Itrnt scored her touchdown aa the result ofan onsld kick that was recovered on tho 8 yard line rom that point Hauler was pushed over In two plays and tscarlot kicked the goal That the Indians did no tar kloke te goa ht tbelndlel score In that half was the failure of the mighty Thorpe tb aa accurate as usua In kicking goal from the Held A In the second half the India 1r by retting the I Peons C3 yard line Thorpe jumped through a hole outside of Pennr left tackle He crisscrossed through okele tho back field avoiding Reagan and Uollen back until be fell over the goal line for a leloYrlstallne touchdown Then ho kicked the goal Just before that beautiful run ths Indian by the swiftness of their deceptive at too along Ponno line bea1 their way to the 10 yard line and aoore seemed Inevitable They suffered a twenty yard penalty whion atWntryar checked their advance On the third down with twelve yards to gain Thorp tried for a goal from the thirty yard line and failed The Indians by steady line rIurjlrj and end runs had carried the bill tfttaT yards or half I the length of the leld Shortly after that THorpe made a high pun That gave the THorP Inn through funt bal larks cleverness on the Indian 35 yard iie Mark then tried for a goal from placement and failed ral lisforo tho game ended the redmen gave Pinanothor lame They swept Ienn up tbo field at a rapid rate They were plough ing through the line and sltiLtlnK the ends for cain of from lve to twenty yards llalcntl back of interference that bowled over the Quaker line made one elm of twenty yard which put the ball In midfield Then Thorpe Libby and Oardner Tor In tum advancd It eventually to theL20 ard line avc next play Oardner took the lne but on being pushed through the ontr he loot his grip on the bal and Mlrk recovered It for Penn on the 10 yard line te yar I was punt out or Immediate danger by The fame ended with the Indians In possession of the bal on Ienna 40 yard line The lineup and summary PtnntvitontA Pojltiont Indium l3raddockbenendLittle Old Uan Draper Left tackleWauka Drpr JLeiI lake Afrald of a Bar caAtd DlerelltJLI Barrel Iike Plight 0110 Ih tcLeUttie Doy Sare ICb ed iOarer ran 0 LU MUbCkThorpe Uanlcr SRItht ba fback Llbby ilotienbackVuilbac a Pane UolebkUba Score enniylvaola Indians Touchdowns Uanl Thor Goal from touchdown Scarlett Thorpe ReterUlnkt YAe UmplreV ThOr Trinity JteldJudc Oktton Lehlfh LlnetmanCrowell Swarth Okra JroooI halvee31 minutes SubiUtutes PtnnaylvanlaCrook for llraddock Cozens for Uarka Young for Beatan Sommer tor stealer Gardner Indians Larocque for Afraid of a Dear Bird for COLGATE PLAYS STRONGLY CLUE ILAIS Army Able to Seore Just Once Against the falcate Eleven WIT POINT Oct HTbe Army pate the performance of last year by defeating Colgate today by a score or I Colgate put up a plucky game and although In the first half they made three first downs they were unable aIn cn slstentlyi Iblloon at the start by fumbling tho ball In running back the AfckotT gava Colgate a chance to try for a goal from Uac ment at tbs thlrtyyard line Waited tr was wrong aboutslxInches Bcln teams were too eager and penalties for offside were freely administered by teferee Thompson The Army backs lefer Thompon showed speed and took their opponents swiftly almsley especially kept hlsfeet wlfUY Oreble made a sensational run of sixty yards through a broken field The army started IU Poueh for the score after Underwood had nailed MaoUonnell punt on Colgates thirtyfive yard mark Walmslsy and Oreble went through right tackle for slices of territory and Brown take right end from the fifteen yard aund rlb 10t nark for a touchdown rhlloon rar Eariyln the second half the Army got the ball on Colgates twentY yard mal and after carrying to the saran yard trips were penalised fifteen and Creole made a poor try at drop I okf a goal The eoa Ir aided by Colnt being penalized ArT ade twice for osid bad the ball on Colgates four yard mark There they wore held for downs Again the Army got to the thirty yard mark and Kern failed In a dropkick Phlloonalso baa chance In this half at I placement kick butltwent wide I rained torrents during the last half and he field was muddy and tbe ball bard to handle The lineup and summary Wttt lof Petition Call UnderwoodLeft cod UacDonnell Vrne Lef Uoket Keefan Left guardWoodrns PhilooncentreHolienec Hon nitkt ruarVale IlesienRight Unklefloardman Carr Itisbi oLoeb rod Quarterback heal BmwnsLeft halfbackMcCarthy QrcbJa itltht halfback Bartholomew WslmsieyTulitiCk Manly Bcore Armjr I Colgate 0 Touchdown IrArr Clrat 0 Prewar Goal from tuctcowPhlon Referee MJ Thompson Umpire Vail Field judgeCarl Flanders Time of hate nlnute Subtttut Oolrat Thurhtr for Hot for ran Palmer for Waite OollUter for Wbelan Uc Jowan for Bartholomew Wfcelan for McOowan 1 VAyilEWS JUDGMENT COSTLY tVArHBfSoUDGMEN1 Brown Captains Mistake Results In Victory for Uifarette to FAOYIDKNCB I Dot 24 Lafayette defeated rown onndraws Field this afternoon 8t 0 Two goals from the field did he trick for Lafayette while Drown a score was a touchdown and goal The game waa an absolute from Capt Mayhew of the Brown team to the Lafayette eleren for nrwD when within easy striking distance of tbe visitor coal and with Brown gaining her distance at ren play Mayhew attempted goals from the field It was poor Judgment that coat Drown a game thai she lad won fairly and squarely tame Both on the offence and defence Brown was superior the visitors Browns line a like Iron and though btr ends were weak Lafayette could make decided gains On the other hand thl visitors end were tat ani tIme after tmo put Drowp attempts at end nine out ot blne McKay tmpt and Hprackling were the particular btan HPrkln while Mccaa and Edwards for lrwn WhleMcC uw EWara did splendid work for Lafayette Browns touchdown was made early In the first half and the game looked safe until MoCaa booted over the first goal from Browns 41 yard line A few moment later when Brown had carried the ball down within twentytwo yard of lAfayettoa goal posts and was gaining her distance at every play Mayhew attempted a goal from the field I failed by a Wide margin Lafayette kicked the ball out of dater and the half ended with tho score Brown I Lafayette 4 In the secondhalf McCaa from Browns BJ yard line duplicated his previous per lne forrrlanoe Brown then rushed the pr down toward Lafayettes goal and on the It yrd line with only one yard to make Mayhew tried another goal Jt missed by a small margin Before Brown could rally again time was called rai The lineup flrwfl Peittlani Lefavrlti Iloilcn Left end isebwenk KlrleLtl lack went KsnteeyLefrcuardWIlson SUoom fl Cenlrei roretman R1J irusrd iuFlmore ftaoqueLoRIrht nar UcCutehron JcrleIRrhl end Oro Secnler QuarterbackEdwards ranrJQarbcl Morels McKayinirht halfback numbaufh Bevies FullbackMcci coreLafsyelts5 Brown Time of haivas Wand Ilmt ut Tomhdo ra ybw Goal from toaehdown Uyb AOol from field Ho Caa2 tJirnpIre Rooto neftree MarthalU Flel Judre Mora Head Unearasu ITeoch Hub Ututo Brown Jllfb for HoUeo VERMONTS STUBBORN FlOUT Cornells IEee Bl ed Open ww ItteeaM Mora Twice JJ eTe ITSAOA Oct JI Fighting stabboml every Inch of the war and dliplaylng a a I force of attach which was A rorelatlon to Ut Cornell team Vermont made theIba caai hustle In today football game and they ware cUd to get awy with a field loA and one touchdown Watkins Vermonts clever halfback ripped the Cornell line from tackle totaokie and once bad a clear Held The fleet Jlot man who played his first game for the varsity caught him on htCO yard line Earlier tho half Vermont by Vatklns and KletohlerVi splendid line plunging worked down tbo 10 yard line before they were topped Cornell played a rather wer ffsnifi though brilliant work I TW Ad er Uydeman and Hoffman redeemed After an exchange of punts Tydemani Atr oJohant Junt eithteen yard run brought the ball wel Into Vermonts territory Bhar am Wilder worked a fakp formation liCe Vermont worke braced on the Sjrarrt line and held ta her caught Klesohler punts and made a fair catch on the 40 yard funts Caldwell kicke pretty place goal hen Verrnqnt began to ihammer the Cornel tine but time was called before much damage was dons damale In the second half Hoffmans thirty yarn run coupled with several short dashe by Howe brought the bail to tbo ten yan fine lowe three plunges and a fske nuog Welder carried ft over After that Vor mont time had the advantage almost all of 100 The lineup and summary ConttU JotUloni VOn Hurlburt Left eadi Jer Leventry Li tackle sdr LVel IU CCBtrovt Left guard Hughes CervLU uar Thoraa Wlrh urn flight guardlluckmiller OHourke Illrbt tackle ll MacArthufltightend Duck lacArhur cb ed I Urdner Quarterback qurlebacl WPr arner Tideman IellhalfbackWatkins Shearer Illrht halfback Ad5n i Welder ciptFullback Hltle SooreUtornell 0 Vermont ft Touchdown I mel 0 Walder Ooal from field Calawell etcre Even UroplreWrtrhl VMA ludrcney Time of halvesb ana mInutes HubUIUU Tme halc nc Cornell naver for Hiirlburt Crosby for taeAr tbur Ooff for Wrifhu Gorman for McCullun Cildwell for Gardner Mows for Tydemao Hoffman for Shearer Pope for Wilder DARTMOUTh SCORED ON Holy Cross Makes I Touchdown and Holds Hanover Mm Down WoncESTKn Oct UThe Dartmouth football eleven was scored upon by Holy Cross at Fltton Field this afternoon Dartmouth won 18 The New Hampshire eleven found Itself up against a scrappy bunch of players who knew tbe game well Dartmouth outweighed Holy Cross fifteen pounds to the man Dartmouth was penalized repeatedly Hawley and Pollard the negro player were the stare for Dartmouth Hawley alone making twelve points for Dartmouth and would probably have scored the third touchdown but for an Injury that put him out of the game Joy for Holy Cross on a forward pass got the ball only because a Dartmouth man tot thl bal deflected Its course into his hands He dodged In a thirty yard run fora touchdown The llneupand summary Dartmouth Positions Holy Crest Itennedyi belt end Lwler Lf KenneY SherwinLeft tckleTrl Tobln Left guard Ll cur JOe Tbin Bruaae Centre Cot lre ltlcht guardSweene liCh IchM ruar PevearItight tackle Frlteh Bankart SlIght end i Drtscoll RIan kti Quarterback Mahoney Hawley Left halfback Burke Use Llt halfack Bure Pollardflight halfbackJones olar Vlarka Fullback Joy ScoreDartmouth IK Holy Crow 4 Touchdown Hley 11 101y Joy Goal from dowslawley Sherwin neferteMr touchdowiuHawley Ib Sherin RefereJr OConnell Umpire Mr jurkeTime of halves tt minute Substitutes Dartroouthnobbln for lulC Thompson lor ToWn Stuart for hawley Holy croSjWhelan for Mahoney late for Burke Mahoney for Jones WILLIAMS SCORES 1 LOT Assies No Match for Much Heavier Rivals 4O to 0 the Total WILUAMSTOWX Oct 2Tbll afternoon by defeating A 40 to 0 Williams came within torn yards of doubling tbe score Which Dartmouth mad against the Ag I gins earlier In toe season Dartmouth ran up J3 points tt kliuit lnu same lea in Illinois was ou Iiiu verge of maxtuK its eighth touchdown wuen Ilel Isilors Braced on tnelr yaw line capture toe oat on downs and by ttgvnsMixi piay not ho by toeni at any outer time niche same prevented nliilami from rokmi tile uuy me no lrm team outwsluueu tho Aggies and rushed tie ball tnroujtu the line tor rle oal long gains but onlY tiires umea connected Iln Will me lorward pass no auiu were Heir opponents to intercept the ball on open oPlneut made Orel down three times In bout lue game tile middle 01 th second half Morse captain and centre of toe Ulllaiuu team fractured his right collarbone an Injury whicH will Keep nun out of tne auie tor Cures weel at Inc very least i i STEVENS BILl DEtTN1 Johns hopkins In Spite of Rain Show Great CloY cr1100 DUTUtOBX Oct 24 Johns Hopkins around the BUrens team this played rings arund HtTen t8m thI ilternoou Although greAtly outwvtghod by the visitors wuo only last wwtt succeeded In holding down LohJi to I the HopkinS buncn uae i wita a noire of 16 to toplunl lavor borwro passes cleverly la pB worked In sPite ot tOo usavy lain ana drop Kick for a goal from aKvecta fe ura iintr din toe trick In toe second half Brldgman llopklnns fullback set the crowd wild by a run 01 itO yarus lor Ii toucndown oa a fumolu by otevens The latter Loam soorea its tally ou Ii tumble oy itopktns Harvard 2d Deals Exeter CAUBUIDUB Oct 24lhe Harvard second football team defeated Exeter this afternoon on Holdlers Held by the score of 17 to I The second team played fast ootoail and gained at win turougn toe Dieter line insist ooorKl ond a punt wmon bounder bver the second teams quarteroacK and was picked up by LKlnn who ran Bye yards for a toucndown Veileyan Easily Thai From Mlddlebury UioDLTowK Oct Wesleyan easily defeated Mlddlebury this afternoon at football Jo Wealeyan scored six touchdowns kicking three goals Mlddlsburya quarterback scored Its only points from a touchdown on an onsld kick Irom which he kicked the coal Vesleyan led at thee nd of the first Bain to to 8 In the second half Nesleyan used four substitutes tc II Beaten by St Johns College ANNAPOLIS Oct 2ln a finely contested game here this morning St Johns defeated ranklln and Marshall College by the score ol 12 to tit Johns scored a touchdown and goal In each half while the visitors made their one score toward the oloso of the game on a blocked kick by Wilier which ne also carried over the line Other Football Games Yesterday BrooklynBoys Hlfb School De Hilt clinton At Brooklyn ilajiual Training Hljh it oaken Itlfb 0 At Brooklyn Commercial Hlih IT SIUYVearl1 II 5t ClintonB PI IfcHatnlltoaO ABe Lou It St Lou Wataah At Columbia Ulaaourt Westminster 0 At Oroao Tuft 23 Maine i Brunnrlck Bowflota 0 Colliy 5 LvnlatonBatt llTN HUto OAt vlndover Andovtr llirvard Frnthmen 0 il At oolumbu Ulcblraa t0 Ohio auto Unl tralltI Al ifount VeruObJoIoun Vermon Web School 7 New ocbello High Nebooi 0 At Genevamlr Unlrariltr Ifobart sAt Uxlniton Va WaabUnton and Lee e0 Eastern Oollett 0 At in ana ton North we terr4t BelcH 4 At LlaeolB Ncbraaka 10 HatkiFll Indiana 0 At KjloxvtUt Uolvcrtlly of TeoneaMc 10 Unlvenlty oroor 0 At Richmond lUchmond College 15 Oal eo jUepoanok Vlrrinl Polylechnle 100vtr rlala Military InaUlute a At lmlnninghsmAtabama Pely sew ane oAt Atlanta OtoiTja Tech it Alabama sAt Caatunoota talv rty of Ctiattanoota Ii Xfaryvltl Cot ert art NaahvlUs TtnnVanderbUI 20 utatl alitt A Austla Ttx Oolorsdo College Tax 0 At Uemchltllempbl UniversIty 42 item pbll Iledleo 0 FarettsvlUs AV A aDaaalIt Bender son 0 At Newdrleabs Tulane UnIversIty Central of Kentucky 0 At ABbanv Arabent BTrinltyt tat RochcsKr noebester IT Union a Pllttburf Uolvtrtlty of Flttaburc a nllendlo UAt DelicfoatrrcBbiylvaiiU State tWClI Vlrtlnhs0 aterctrtburgVere bunr 11 Princeton It A vtrTBn lhVnfDrdtMutctllo1o At ftbVrUaOtMrua tfc caw lo At New HaveoEraamn HDB BIl Msw RUM 0 4t 1 i HARVARD HAS DAYS WORK NAVY SCORES EARLY ON MKttlf AOA1NBT CRIMSON Cambridge Men Later Oa Achieves Tlo by Nounes Hard Man Pollpnln a Parable Altboagh Outplayed tbo MliKilci harvard Keep Trick Dark AMHAtot1l Oct 4The Naval Academy and Harvard football teams clashed here today and each side made six points the Midshipmen touchdown and a goal In the first half and the Crimson touchdown andA goat In the second half The final result was a tie but the Navy outplayed the big Cambridge eleven somewhat the contest considered In IU entirety The Midshipmen did not gain quite IS much ground by ruifhlng as their opponents but nearly as much and they kept the ball Harvards territory a greater part of the time and gained on the punting exchanges Their all around game showed more variety A drlnle felllit Interval but caroely hard enough wet the ball and not enough to handicap either side In running or handling i the pigskin The Navys uchdown was due to a forward pass cleanly executed i whloh caught the Harvard players off their guard Harvards touchdown was due to a sixty aro run by Nourse th centre The run was made from a scrimmage A Navy back plunged Into the lino with I tho ball there was a swirl of men and then out shot Nourep with the ball he either nipping It away from the Navy man or snatching In a momentary fumble The playwas so sudden that ho had a clear field In no time and could not be overtaken That play saved Harvard from being beaten brat no other time did Harvard get uncomfortably near the Annapolis goal linen was a hard fought tame very minute and In the hands of a quartette of competent officials moved along briskly The Navy team at this period at any rate Is one of the strongest In the country and WAIl better prepared for the battle than was Harvard The Crimsons repertoire of plays was very limited and Harvard wasnt taking any chances of future opponents discovering anything to be made use of later In the matter of natural material the Harvard men were a fine looking lot as they ran on the field tall active and rangy In Dalton a newcomer to the squad the Navy uncovered a player who promises to be one of the finest punters In the land He Is a powerful kicker and got more drive on tbo ball than did Capt Durr Harvards star Howaa a bit slow getting HUT punts off however and two of them were blocked by the harvard forwards The game showed that Harvard Is no further along in her development than two or three other big teams not so much so as the Navy team but that the Crimson has the mentor formidable combination A prominent fault today was the poor work by the back Held tn catching punts and loose and uncertain open field tackling The Navys tackling was better than liar vards and lange caught kicks much better than either Cutler or Corbett of Harvard Cutler fumbled badly and missed many opportunities to run back kicks Little Lange did some snaky dodging and has It onany quarterback In the Jslt In thjit regard except Dillon of PrlnctffoiT There Will keen battling between the two forward lines with the Navy quicker to get the charge Nevertheless they found Harvards line from tackle to tackle hard to penetrate for prolonged gains Harvard was up against the same obstacle In the Navy line Capt Northcroft of the Navy played a splendid game and made his presence felt in all the plays Tbe Navy ends were a clever pair outplaytog their opposite particularly Crowley who often overran or missed his man Gray Leslie White Corbett and Ksnnard formed a group of backs who did rood Individual work hitting the line with speed and rigor but not gaining as much as they would hove if their interference had not been smashed so regularly by the oppo cltlon Richardson at fullback for the Navy did well too It is doubtful whether any team In the ountry could have beaten the Navy today and there Is no particular reason for Harvard to feel downcast In fact tie Midshipmen expected to win and the outcome of the game disappointment to them especially aa they had the arne well In hand at one time Harvard had the kickoff and Dalton immediately returned Burrs kick The Annapolis end smeared Cutler In a jiffy when the lattur caught Daltons return kick In mldfleld Burr punted back alter one Ineffectual rush by Harvard Dalton tried to punt but Fish blocked tbe ball The midshipmen were better at falling on the ball than Harvard and recovered the lather for a first down Jones nude even yards on a fake kick and then Dalton drove hurricane punt ov Cutlers head to Harvards 10 yard line Corbel skimmed left end for six yards then came a punt which Lange ran back to Harvards 40 yard line A forward pass Lange to Itelfsaydsr gained fifteen yards for the Navy and after the ball had been worked rive yards further Lange sent a forward pass sailing over Harvards end Itelfsnyder caught there was nobody near him and he raced over the goal line for a touchdown North croft kicked the goal Harvard kicked off again not from the centre but from the Navys 40 yard line tbe reason for this was that there were a couple of Navy attendants on the field when the ball was about to be put in play and the Navy waapenalUed niteen yards lurr blocked one of Daltons punts soon afterward but Lange recovered the ball Dalton punted out of bounds at the Navys 4 9 yard line and after an onslde kick which petted five yards for Harvard the Crimson hit up a rushing streak which promised to carry the ball over the line From the tandem formation Corbett dray and White drove In for profitable advances Harvard progressed as far as the Navy Iii yard mark when the midshipmen rallied and threw her back Harvard tried to go over the Navy by mean of an onslde kick but Jones nailed the oval for the mldshlomen Just before tbe half ended Northeroft reeled off eight yards on a cross tackle play A first down resulted from the next assault and time was called Lange kicked off to Browne In the second half Browne came back 10 yards and Kennard added six more The next rush was stopped dead and a punt was collared by Lange on the Navy a 35 yard line Lange circled left end for eight yard on a quarter back run and Itlohardionnushed through tackle for a first down That Is It would have been a first dowp If Nourse by some mysterious process had not pinched the ball and shot out from the mass before anybody knew he had the leather lie ran straight down the field over the line for a touch down Burr kicked goal Kennnrd rushed the Navy kick off back 20 yard Several kicks followed to be followed In turn by a smart 20 yard end run by tralnel neat play by liurr and Browns gained a yards for Harvard Bur stood close to the line and made a Bluff to moke an onsld kick Instead be passed the ball to Brovne who skipped around the end The next time Harvard tried this play the Navy spilled It Browne being yanked down for a iota The Navy had a close call when Sllngluff made a high pass to Dalton Dalton recovered the ball but was thrown for aiD yard loss lie ben sent a beautiful punt Wa yam line For a while Harvard had the mldahlpm on ede fennlve but the tide of battle turned when Cutlermuffed punt on Harvard 4J yard line and a Navy man fell qn It Itelfsnyder made five yards on a forward pass but was tackled so strenuously by JlarwbufWOI dropped the oval Again the Navy was spryer at reooverinij a loose ball and made five additional yards by falling on the ball after It had rolled that distance Lange tore off six yards on a fake kick and Northcrott piled through a Me gap between crortdP Dunlsn for alx Th midshipman had the ball on Harvard IB yard line befqre the Cambridge men oould stop them A plunge from a fakoJilok was aimed at Fish and woo foiled Laore dropped back to the 21 yard mark and tried to dropkick a JroaUe missed br a yard Harvards klckout from thIS yard line was caught by Lanae who was missed by three Harvard tacklers ana ran tile ball back wonty yards The scrap swung back Into Harvard territory but near the centt Lange caught epuat Harvard Wail penalized rive yards for a fllll taellce and tbe game endtd LIeut tell or West Point vii Amon the scouLepreisot The Unoubafad summary llanari Fcitltoni Nan Browns tend lberllOU WcKy to wU tackl I Letcbloil burr Len guard i weyer Nouraeiu iOca lre 811 II 11111 Hoar culnt 1o CI1l llsbLJ11Urhfsckle NorthcroU Cisjwley Might iadBeitinyder uller Quart rb clt Lane OorbeUiI1 Left halfbacK Dillon Vbiie1highlbalfbacki Lloatl Ora 01 Fullbackj RlonudlOa Joore Harvard ft Navy Toncbdownaf fiourM Rduarder Goal from touchdown burr Nontvcron RbferfAt Snarpe Umpire William Edwards FUidJudfeWlt Carols Unnmaa Oresaam Poe Time of I1IvesG minute 8ubUtme it mrd llomtoa for Drown Dunlap for Hoar Lttii for Cortwll Keanard for Oray Navy 5obb for Ilobmson netaecke for Meyer fluid for Iletftnyder Clay for Dillon Attendance JOM 1 NEW YORK BOYS BKATJSN Central Philadelphia Scores a Teach down lfalnt rrllllllh liuLAVI1 Oct 1AHhourb greatly outweighed tbo MorrU High School football team of Now York gave tho Central Manual Training School team a great argument for victory In todays Intercity game The local school team won In tho final few minutes of play Ijy the score of II in theflrst rtho visitors held their own lit the second half Manual threw aside all attempts at trick and hammered their way to thelloai line the visitor clvlnit away before the constant battering The lineup and summary i Morris high PtiUtoni Ctntnl rr fllaaktordLeften4 Uyer Yule i LefltackieJOidfl Majcwikl Lett turd Hnyder Clayton Centre i lIanlOlI flhrkmireItight nerdZiegler viler lUrttt tackle Nl I fiaachy no llIlIhl end ounr Nlion Quarterback rawest litUtthiifbickwnput4nq iicNab lUf hi halfback Cornwall Trorer Fullback Barton Score Central 8 steeds 0 Touchdown Dairon Goal from touchdown Jordan Referee Mahoney Pennsylvania Umpire Wlckbam Swarthmore Field Judre Patterson rrnnsjl viola Head lineman Cord Collate Time of TJ fcslvti sjnd ia minute SubatilutesMoltli Sehcenwemer for Blaekfard Knyder for Walih CentralSuppke for Yocng Clime tar Carapu eano I CONTENTIOUS I OOTBALL Schoolboy Stop Playing to Dlipnte De la Salic Wrangles Better In a name which lacked Interest because of the long and tedious disputes between the twq teams De La Sub Institute defeated the High School Commerce by score of lIto 0 at flronx Oval yesterday afternoon De IA Balle was heavier than Commerce and the Commerce line was unable to withstand Its opponents attack It wan the first game of the yearforDe La Balle Twice In the first half De La Sails lost the ball when near a touchdown1 mixing up an onilde kick In the second halt De Ji Sills by an end run of 37 yards by Meenan and a forward pass cauaht by Flynn the ball wits carried to the Commerce yard line By straight line smashes De JA Ballo so6redCornwall taking the bali over Churchill kicked goal The rest of the half was spent In artru monte in which every one displayed Ijno moos or the rules ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL Crc rcrnts Gain a One tildrd Victory From Montclalr ottirr Games 1 Playing against the eleven of the Mont clair Football Club at Day Ridge yesterday afternoon the Crescent Athletic Club Association football team scored a one sided victory the visitors being unable Impenetrate the Crescent net a single time The score stood at goals toO at the call ofUmoX free kick by Armstrong centre half after a penalty yielded the first point for the Crescents and this wa quickly followed by a tally from 11 Kerr who brought the ball up through the nick and shot htir ov goal A good centre by Kerr to Jackson enabled the latter to beat the visitors defence making It 3 to In favor of the Crescents Jackson also headed In the fourth goal from a centre by Kerr This ended tbs scoring for tho firsthalf With trie score at 4 to 0 In their favor the Crescents continued to pile on the agony In the second period Kerr added another point after a tnlzup In front of the Mont clalr goal A clever shot by Boss at Inside left yielded the sixth goal and here too Kerr participated In the play A corner was then allowed to the Crescents and MoKulty beaded Into the net from the ktckout Kerr added the eighth and final goal of the game A tie game resulted from tho meeting between toe De WIt Clinton JllgU School team and the eleven of Curtis High School In the Rich School soccer series at Mew Urlghton Staten Jsland yesterday afternoon each side scoriae one coal lie Donald outside left on the Curtis team placed his slue In the lead with a good aaot iroui the leu wing In toe mire hair the score was equalised In the second hail by tit Joan inside rlgnt for De viu Llin t0At Van Cortlandt Park the High School of Commerce obtained the verdict oer Townsend Harris Hall In a championship fixture by the score of 2eoallct6 UL Morrel inside left for the winning team tallied a goal in each half Uown Harris showed lack of practice and thougn playing a speedy game tired in face of too strenuous tactics of their weightier opponents Soccer elevens representing labile School of Brooklyn and PubUcBohool eg of Manhattan met at the Prospect Park parade ground In the second round of the Elementary Schools Association Football league series for the Jlackoy trophr yesterday afternoon The advantage was with tho llrooklyn lads from the stArt and they won by the scorn of 3 goals to TnENtoK Oct lCAttera moat 1 exciting struggle In the cup He game of tho American Football Association between the Catnerona New York and the Trenl this tM I ton Caledonians city played on 1 grounds of tbe former here this afternoon Sounds emerged victors by the score of goals to 3 At the end of the first half the local le van led with a score of 1 goals to Isaacs scored two goal for the I Camerons and Hastings and Cameron each one A Hill shot two goals for the home team andJ Cooper one LONGBOAT WINS A HACK WIth a Dispute Between Tom Flanagan and Sbrubb ala Sidelight OTTAWA Ont Oct 1tMfred Rhrubb the English runner had words with Tom Flanagan manaeer of the Irish Canadian I A today Hhrubb announced be would run over the same course as Longboat an hour after the etart todays bill Montreal road race Flanaaan said he would not allow him and finally taking the runner by the throat threw him against a counter of the Windsor Hotel Flanairan offered to bet 11000 that Bhrubb could not beat Longboat when Shrubb pulled out MOO and offered to putt up Uhrubb sold that as many seemed to think he was trying to butt In he Would not run In the race This atternoon UOOQ people saw tlte race at Montreal Sixty started The distance was 15 miles Tom Longboat finished tint time i hour minutes 41 I seconds Hans liolmor of Halifax made a close second and A Wood Montreal was third thirdColumbia Colombia Him at floocer Columbias soccer sca on opened yesterday when a team composed of second string men defeated the Morris High eleven on South Field by the score of 2 tiIJlnthe first half neither team was able to do anything In the way of scoring and the schoolboys kepi the ball In the Columbia territory pretty much all of the time In the second period they weakened IIndC lumbli red twice to Morris highs once Andrew the Cambridge lawn tennis player wan at Inside right for Columbia and he made same brilliant dashes down the field but his shooting for goal was poor Writfall Wins FIclcen Cup In the final round for the lawn tennis singles championship of the Knickerbocker Field Club yc tcrday Samuel A Westfatl defeated Harry 8 Roberts last years champion In straight cts Tbo scores vera TS lt5 olI Westfall an older brother of III Westfallt was expected to be the winner because of ls defeat earlier of Mollenhauer The victory carries with It the Flcken memorial cup the trophy I I frophr offered for the singles champJopshlp I 1 4 i IJ irdl I TayIJrt III Ino I I AIIIIIX i Capet JJeftartrnent 1 1lr SptcialSafc I 1 fAtJN i1 ft ti i Monday Oct 26th arid until solicit 1r1 i I we will offer the following standard goods comprising patterns which will not be continued by i i the Mills 4 1 119 1 11 Axmmster Wilton Veiv li i it Carpets Body Lirussels i regularly sold at 150 regularly sold at itSojta1 peryd vat 165 per ycL 1 10 per yd at 115 per yd flt I Empire Wiltons I 5 5 1 tJ lr regularly sold at 225 per yd 1t at 150 per yd tdttJ I I Body Brussels Rugs Wzltan Rugs I size 9x12 sizegxia titt1 at 2250 each at 25 each 11 Seamless Scotch A t1N stet 1 US 1 i Sl I Slze9XI2ts20Q each 4 rtcl I i JItn 9 Oriental Rugs 1 tj Ii 1Ji The Special Sale of Fine Antique Persians which itt has afforded such a rare treat to all I overs 6t Oriental Art will be continued this week The ni collection is one of the finest we have everp1 uedrfi4 oh exhibition and the prices li less than wholesale value 4 t4eivi 1 We will also place on sale an additional lot of it 1 ISO Oriental Carpetsi rlj Scrapl and other weaves sizes 10 ft x6Sto 194x1412 hI frohi 5550 to 28700 1 0 1r1r 0 i4 7r i a ftii rt A Broadway aoth 5thAveIcthE tv I HlifL Ii I Ii 4 0 tiJ ili 4 iu7 1 1 I Jhilf 11 lJ IIP i i 11 itt rtiLi ftIr Furniture Department We direct attention to the following exceptional values being shown at present in this department 1 Bedroom Furniture In Circassian Walnut Mahogany Oak Dirdsevc Maple and Enamel Chiffoniers 2750 4000 6000 each Burcatk 3000 4500 6500 each Dressing Tables 3000 4000 5000 each Chairs 200 300 500 each Rcckcrs 300 450 600 each m1t Parlor Furmtuze Wriii Desks 1400 1800 2500 cad1 5 Work Tables 1000 1500 2000 each Music Cabinels 1500 2000 2500 each Cellarettes zoo 1600 2500 each i4 Fancy Tables 800 1200 1600 erfclt i tiS rfirs 4 1r SPECIALSf i i iod Bureaus and Chiffoniers sico each 3 Mnh6 anyltGoldenQay onNaturalOak formerly 2500ea fta 20 Mahogany Work Tables ofT original prices A fIIra 30 Brass Bedsteads 2590 dadl formerly 3750 each 1 Lor Taylor Sroadway and 2oth St 511 Ave loth St jY 5 OHKSS Lon Rosen Beats Herbert Ilottufeld In Manhattan Club Match After a close struggle which lasted little over two week Leon Loon won his match with Herbert ftosenfeld at the Manhattan Chess Club with a score of a games to not a single game of the1 five played being drown Jo en won the first two lost the next two the fourth by overstepping the time limit and won the fifth and deciding encounter is planned to match the winner against A 1ulvermacher holder of the championship Julius Finn New York titate chew champion opened the series of evening entertain msnts at ths Manhattan Chess Club with a simultaneous performance against twenty five player on Ihursday haL The expert wp In splen Ud trim playing rapidly and 11 great accuracy After playing a hours and i minutes Finn tmlshod with a score of ZI wins loss and 1 drawn game Field won his game against tho State champion and the drawn game was scored by Llohtenberir An active season la promised to Its zoom hers by the lUre Chess Club of thin city Included among the events being a handicap tournament with prizes aggrogatrng 7S scheduled to begin on November A and a championship tournament for prizes agr relating 6113 and a trophy presented by lax Phillips The following omcaniwore elected at the annual meeting of tho club Max Phillips president 0 Koehlcr vicepresident Julius Finn financial secretary Moskowltach recording secretary August Troadwell Jr treasurer Jawson Powers Hnlnrad Ilosen baum it Phillips lloncn and Or Biff Ohio State Football Ohio Northern Anlloob 7 Detnaiiv a Mount Union 6 Obcriln la Csi4 It Mtldiibtnr 11 Findlay 5 ilarletta Wet Virginia Ohio balSa Michigan 10 Krayoni Reserve 0 luenbtrt oWbam a VOST FOUND AND REWRH1 LOST oehcttook ttntalnlnrrnlleartbooktf paper and money Pltate ketl mover and tt urn papers No questions aaled Hotel Wooditock I BRONX REAL ESTATB FOR ALi NTATH tacit lots ImninulMawallhtront tar4 0 minus Van Cortlandt opnotlM Polo tirewin HUirn iu swiNTON fa Soulb Dro4vKr1 Vonkra DWEtUlSO IIOVSES LII 4 1017 vOiiwurBo 11 rmcrly Molt av near I4IO Cnn luqulre UOWK nttt house DOOR nmpa AND PeVIrJIYi ntSHinn terrtertoy3pouadsfthfre6hli LII1 hrU pjpiiri moderate rleeL NAIlS yet lags UA Vcs UUh ITUATION WA1ItDMMIG FUIINACR FIRFMaN experienced wa4 4 work phivate houses if liMiN aol Rest Seth Il 7 cat lSchols RlnU IoMcap Under the direction of Cornelius Fellows JrJfbe Ht Nicholas Kink will on next SasarJmc day evenluit bo reopened and added totiiLti inany amusement places in the titri Morpth Inc afternoon and evening sessions wIN be held dally throughout the season Tei building has been completely renoMet and a new freezing apparatus bo bMa installed Insuring a portoct skating surfaosp New Verb Nsboti fIrst ISaMtmi i 4L The New York Nationals ilayed the bokens on the Oritanl groufldA4 HaeVensick this afternoon and beat thWi 8 to MoCllnnlty sod Ml onwere tb winning battery McKsnna and Lamar for llobot 4 4.