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10 THE NEW YOKK TIMES. SATURDAY. OCTOI.EI. 2S. 1010.

ast irKouv, oluz, iibUKX AMU LjUAKbKS IMFUHTANT GRIDIRON BATTLES TODAY BIG ELEVENS HAVE REAL TESTS TODAK ThereJWill Be No Dallying This Afternoon for primian, Blue, Quaik ers. CHIEF CLASH AT CAMBRIDGE i 1 I Hirvarjd Hopes its "Avengs Lat 1 1 rv a rid Year? Dftat by Cornell Dart- in puth Invades Princeton. The 1 ilfway marie of the football -nn fli la all the heading eleven up against gridiron tcatm which should bring i at the full measure of their power. Today' games will make or break i 'me of the- big elevens. Harvard, 'rlnoeton.

and Pennsylvania 1 11 face the -stiffest kind of op- ronltloi end When the tun goes down til ev nlnt follower, of the game will have a Tfiljr Air Idea of who's who oa rb.tk-Mned rectangle. The ctellar attraction of the day's baLlles the Harvard-Cornell clash at Cernnrif Last I ear Hartartf, with fnn of alahan Villi of the rcli vi. greatest stars. In the game, a defeated to In a game l-ave Cornell the icnampionanip KmL i'ronrilnrnt In this Cor- iory was the grcitj wing play of and KckHy. The.

two ends 1 a defense which Harvard was la penetrate! They stopped such ch fleid as Mahan. King. and Watson, iwhll Fhrver-Inttng was better iban the best J.rOVti.1. unal.l great hUh' that Lhan could do. I '1 tieJI i-ieul.

it', ruler pell ill. be tea la the Harvard 'isiafliunvvar-I again have Eckley, who wasj i to nlav al the last mo-' pie will I at the left wing, and at the right wlrjir. The Cor- outside of centre, is said to ejul of the lhgtKeil Wall of r. Harvard Is ejected to play a defensive itm. it Is not mt her orfenmv play Is devel-Lhe point which, it wIlP reach (he won.

As was the cam I ait Wnell will oerhana be better 1- ijit larit.ly l.We.y Ulrr It )r. "jvjlpt4t to show the power of hx of- fauaivaJ (flay than the Crltasoa. Crl, Ha Xe Crest Kicker. Harvard baa developed! more slowly than uj.ua! this season, but under the llaiiKhlon system tna eleven can oe to mil Cornell with footfall ktfc.wl.xlRo of the firMt Order. The J.ihs which JaUrvard worked so eucceas-ii Hy last season, such as (lie hidden ball tiay end tba end runs and plays off t.u ale1 from a kick or forward pans formation, will doubtless all be brought into use.

harvard has no kicker who Is" rnatrh of there Is crMa lirnp-kkking talent In the team. Cornell Is nut confident of winning sa it wit last seasocv and the Harvaitt undergraduate ar offering slight (xWs en their eleven. Even xrttmey- will pw-Lnps rule before the Fame Is started. had the benefit this Season of out its wer-Aness sootier than usual. Heretofore the Green res often- failed to discover "Ontil the 1'rinceton game Just where It was lacking In the execution of football plays.

This year Imrtrnotith, wanted a stiff game Jt before the Princeton game, a nd got it from Georgetown at the cost of rrtni-etun. as the team stands at tint prewent time. Is further sdvanoed In aeveii.pment than any other e.even in Kt. It is a sttasuned. veteran com-liiiKtion.

and tbere Is going to be deep Hi.apr ointment amnng Tiger rooters if itueh's sturdy men don't sweep nimpsiiire ttoyn peiora-uem this afternoon. i Yale's Battle with W. a ad J. Tale's team la confident of wiping: out the defeats of the last tjwo seasons at tfe hand of Washington 'and Jefferson. Many of the stars uf the latter team Who played havoc with the Blue In 1314 anj liU are ni'aalng.

The eleven la row coached by 8l Metieer. the former renn ur, whIW In other seasons Bob i clw.ll. now With I'enn. has len W.ah. iig'on and Jeffers.n a tutor, The hss'efrr the hardest atrugg.e on the Blue game around the forward pass, and it is Gold'fe schedule.

Evidences of the going to take the beet defensive power interest and exeftment have been felt IhUd'o" ThUf 'TT" along stea-lilv, with marked Increase Coach Folwell and hU poer. and Tad Jones's eleven is now a'wuad and a thousand cr so Penrmyl- v.rr;.s7e.m.,,oAh-sV.,.etr I M. rnJ innyivania has a hard task on hantH aralnst t.lenn Warner's I'ittabursh eleven In Ir.at city torlsyj pna (huwt real I'tiprovetiient lastwtTek against run ui. but J'lttslnlrgh ejinirg a S'lrpris aralnat the powerful Krracuse team. In Herry penn has an Individual S'ar who will pljr a prominent part in rrocee.Ungs at Forlies field.

Thore will be two Intersections! games ef ui, usual InieresL, The Syracuse team, hl was beaten last w-ek by Pitt, will out to Ann Arbor to tackle Michicsn. The Oransx eleven will have to face llauHatjah and p-mbly parks. two f.ayrra of th highet order. Jiollen- rk has no doubt learned a lesson from last week's mistake, and not depend too much upon his line ojf young- giants I look as if Ytt )lverlnes. with their twwerful line-emasfiing back field 'a vera, would have the elge on the iait City team.

Tafta Klevea to Meet Indiana. The other Intersections game will bring I together Tsft and Int'lana. with a defeat over; Harvard to itg eredll. la looked ution as probable winner aralnat the Wcaterner. This game will.

give a good line on the true, relative strength of the leading aecondank e'evens of th iiiddl and the The tackles the strong Vlllanova t-am. ahlle the will have the Vn veraity of ileorsia for an opoonent. Xtutrea-s and Hrown should furnish a rood looniest In Providence. Here In few Tork ColumhJa will take on Will-la ma New Tork University win ex-Chanr gridiron amenities with Union at Schenectady In the South. Virginia 1 nd.rb!t In a game wljich ghould furnltth plenty of thrla.

In the West, althonch mont of the Interest hereabouts rest in the Interactional frames, the head-line attraction Ml Um Minnesota a first gam of the Jlni rhacipiooahip rave arainst Iowa. Chlraifo will pby UccnsTn in fcatUe thi mprrUnt ear'eg oi the Ueetera championship. Minnesota nor Wisconsin fan reen. defeated this season and each tron' bid for the t.tle. Illinois must defeat Purdue to get for honors, Northwestern, the surprise of the Western rnon In the Middle West because 115 wta TUFTS FAVORITE IN WEST.

Even Money Quoted That Indiana la Beaten by 20 Points. SpHal to Th4 Var. TWs. INCIANAPOUS. Oct.

oof ball tearh from Tufta College arrived from sredford. Mat a. shortly after noon today, confident of vlaory la the gwn to be played at Waalirur-ton Park tomorrow with Indiana University, but neverth-les worried for fear some trick of Western football has ken cooked up by Coach Btiehra. Th Indiana football squad wll! not arrive In indlannpoli until tomorrow morning. The tenrjt from Bloomington, accotnpanhd by the full aquad of fresh-nieri, will rid In a rullman attached to ene of the epe-il trains that will bring more thai) Indiana rooters to the gama A big demonstration Is planned through the streets of the downtowo eliatrlct.

Headed by mounted police and th university band of fiftv men. the etudenl will march through the streets ercnippanled by th university dram eori.s. The betting hoards show Tuft at even money to win ny twenty points. 1 FiMtiMtil Teles. bis vs.

WlUkana. S-ito nut. Braawsy J1rh Htreet. CUMJB ST ARTS 2 P. M.

TO-DAX. Aart. FOOTBALL GAMES TODAY r- East ana Beat. Harvard vs. Cornell eat Cambridge.

rtncetoQ vs. Urtmoulh at Hrincstea. Taie v. Wasfaingtoa and Jeffersea at New Jiavmt. Unlverattr ef Pennsylvania vs.

Cntverstty ef 11ltburh at Pittsburgh. Army va Vlilanora at West Point. Navy va University of iieorgla at Annapolis. Columbia va. Williams at South FlelS.

New Tork Unlvsraity va Cnkaa at 8cae-aeetady. Benwn va Rutgers at Prevtdefice. Colgate vs. Hifrlngfleld T. M.

A. at Hprtngfleld. Per.n tit at. va Oettyaborg College at Mate C'oileg. Lafayette labanon Valley at fasten.

LehLH va. Cathoiio Untveralty at Mouth Bethlehem. Amber va Wesleyaa at UWMoire. Albright va. Gewsetown at Waataiagteav BowUoia Vs.

Bates at Brnnawaca. Carnegie InaUtuta vc. Tblai at Pittsburgh. Colby tra, TJnrarstty ef Maine at Water-villa Praoalln and UarshaU vs. XMcklneoa at Lancaster.

Geneva -va. University''? Buffaie at Beaver PalU. Georgia Tech. va Washington and Lee at Atlanta. Trinity va.

Beaton College at Hartford. Johns Hopktna va' Oeorge. Waahtagtea at Baltimore. Louutans atate vs. University ef the Sooth at Nee Orieana Maryland State va Uaverford at College Park.

Slasaachuaerta Aggie, va Worcester' Toty. at Amherst. 1 Mlddlebury va Rensselaer Poly, at M14- dietniry. Muhlenberg va Bur knell at Allentewa. New Hampshire Bute va Vermont at D'lj-hain.

PhilTlpa Eir ji Prlnoetoo rraatiman at Exeter. Rhode 11 and State va Con beet lent Aggies at Klna-atoti. Ricbmood va William and Mary at Richmond. Steven Tech. vs.

Delaware at Heboken. Swarthmore va Urairma at Bwartbmera Lntvereitjr of Alabama va Unlveralty ef Mississippi at Tuacalooaa. Cnlveralty of Carolina va Virginia Military Institute at Chapel H8. frlwsity of Rochester va Hamiltea at Hncbeeter. CnlverBlty of Tannaaaee va Cnlverstty ef Klorids at Tampa.

Vandertllt va Virginia at Nashvtlla West Virginia Wesleyaa va Westminster at wm. t'olverslty ef Michlgaa va gyracus at Ann Arbor. Indiana vs. Tufts at Indiana pella Belult vs. Hipon at Belott.

Le Vauw va Hanover at GreencasUa Marietta va Bethany at Marietta. Michigan Assies va Oregon Aggies at Kast Nebraska Wealeyan University ef Nebraska at Liu-obi. Northwestern University va Drake at Svanston. Obertln va Intramural at Oberlla. Ohio University va Kenyon at Athena Purdue va.

University ef lUinois at Lafayette. University ef Kagsas vs. Kansas Aggies at Lawreane. University ef Minnesota va Cnrverstly ef Iowa at Minneapolis. Cnlveralty of Notre Dame? va Wabash at Nottt Dame.

Cntveaetty of OkUkoma'v. University of Missouri at Norman. University ef Montana va Washington Urate at Missoula. Unleerslty of Wisconsin va University ef Cfakiago at Madison Jr Sckeel Games. De Wht Clinton H.

8. New Utra-ht H. H. at Lenox Oval Esasmus H. 8.

va Commercial H. g. at Commercial FkltL 5 -H. 8. of Commsroe.

va nuahlng s. at Flushing. Moms H. -S. va M.

A. at Bo a' H. A. va poly. Pres.

at Washing-toe Park. Manual Training H. H. va Long Island Assies at -Washington Fark. Busbwlck H.

a ftujrveeant H. 8V at Wallace's Rldgewood Oval. Hamilton Institute vs. Pawling Scheol at Pawbng. St.

Paul a School Morristewa XL B. at Garden PITT AND PENN ON EDGE. Excitement Prevails at PltUburgh en Evt of Gridiron Frsy. Special to raeVew Tork Timet. PITTSBURGH.

Oct 1 In readiness for the blrgeat game, of the year In Pittsburgh vi un awciiu Penn Clubs of the World at the Will im Penn Hotel. The and Blue team left the Penn-ayrvanla train at East Liberty this morning and Is hdtuted at the Hotel Chenley, a short distance from the grounds where the great struggle will be held tomorrow. The gates at Korbea Field were opened to the -m k.vi pis vers at 1 o'clock thia afternoon and Th WiM upr5iif Coaches Folwell. Wharton, and Dick- the moIP.w son took advantage of th offer of i.ienn wtmer by putting the team through a stiff workout and giving the lat Instructions while' th men were in uniform. Fullback Berry was the star with hU long- kicking, end every play in Folwell'a repertoire was tried out In The teams wilt line-lip as follows: Pennsylvania.

Foeitlnn. Pittsburgh. Urquehart L. K. Carlao Matthewa Thorohlll Krtreavsag Wray Pect Her.nlng O.

Hies little ICT Peidel Miller Herron Llsht Q. Morrow Derr H. B. Hastings Williams R. H.

He hart Berry. B. McjLaran WOLVERINES ARE.CONFIDENT Expect to Avenge Last Year's Defeat st Hands of Syracuse. Special to The Tor rime. ANN ARBOR.

Oct. will start tomorrow's contest against Syracuse without the services of one of its best backs. Yost said this afternoon that Zelfer would be aen at auarter back, but that parks would go fn only If his presence proved necessary to turn th-tine in the Wolverine's favor. Practice of the plays upon which Tost will largely depend in tomorrow's battle comprised the work of today, which ended only with darkness settling over the field. Kebor and captain Hauibetsch were booting the ball from placement, and Yost liked the efforts of the im pounder so well that Rehor will be called upon to add tnree points me occasion demands.

Coaches, and players are confident of wiping out last year's 14 to 7 defeat. The Syracuse 'n arrived la Detroit this morning and spent the afternoon running through signals at the Detroit Country Club. The Orange players are not expected In Ann Arbor until Just before time or the game. 'NAVYjjEADT F0RGE0RG1A. Wcstphal for Butler the Only Change in Middies Balkfleld.

Special to Tfce 5 Tart Time. ANNAPOLIS. MdU Oct, 27. Looking forward to the outcome rather confidently, the Nary I on edge this afternoon for th gam tomorrow with Geor gia University. The visitors hare been touted aa being; extra atronc this year for their Initial appearance on th local gridiron, but th iliddlea are not worrying.

Practice this afternoon was light as well as late. This in a measure was due to -a naval drill. No scrimmaging was allowed, the work consisting formation and signal drills, with the name back field in the 'Varsity makeup as faced the West Virginians last week, except that Westphal was st full tn flac of Butler, who still suffers from a "lstcd back received in th I'lU Strug-tie. r-- HARVARD COACHES EXPECT A-YICTORY Fee! Team Hold Off Cornell and the Only Fear Is of Shiverick's Kicking. fpeeiat to Kt Xfie Tor risif.

CAMBRIDGE, Oct. the' Harvard football-coaches sent their football eleven out of the Stadium late this afternoon It was with a feeling that the Crimson will be able to play a rood game against Cornell tomorrow, and If It can ahow as much fight and individual proficiency aa during this week's practice that there Is more than the even chance tn win. While the team is green, only Dadmun and Harte being in last year's initial lineup against Cornell, the eleven has had the benefit of a full week' work together and surely has mad progress. Cornell also has plenty of new men and. ilk Harvard, mtHse several of its real stars.

This Fall Harvard has been backward, but Cornell has been followed closely and unless Al Sharp opens up some-thins- absolutely new in the wit of an attack. Harvard is confident that Cornell's chances for scores will come because of Shiverick's drop kicking or because of Harvard's errors. The teams tomorrow will be nearlr evenlv matched in weight, but Cornell will have what wiKiii auvaniazn mere is. Percy Haughton spent a lonr time to- oay arunna- tn Harvard kickers and jthe handlers of kicks, and daring uie Birnai arm sent nis team tnrous-n their plays at a fast clip. He feels that his rush line will play far better football than anything seen In the Stadium this Fall, and that the backfield has been together long enough to put on a very fast team game.

Wheeler and Sweetser, the new tackles. win oe under pressure for the first time, but both are In shape to day very ruased football. Robinson's drop kicking has been Improving steadily and although Harvard would Ilk a lighter back than Horween for th kicking, in order to help out Its threat game, Horween's punting nas been unirormly good and he should hold his own unless Bhlverick has another wonderful dsy. Cornell went to the Stadium early this afternoon for signal Th bettlna- waa even today, but Cornell is looking for odds lathe morning. The Harvard lineup tomorrow will be: Coolldge, left end; Wheeler, left tackle; Dadmun.

left guard; Harris, centre; Snow, right guard Sweetser, right tackle; Hare, right end; Robinson, quarterback Tbacher. left half back Horween, right half back; Casey, full back. ECKLEY ELIGIBLE TO PLAY. Cornell' End Gets- Clean BUI of Health from Faculty Committee. fsrrtal to Vt Tork fits.

Oct. Faculty Committee on Student Affairs today declared Paul Kckley and A. G. Valentine eligible' to compete in Cornell 'athletics. Valentin watt under the ban of tho Athletic Council for alleged violation of the Summer baseball rule.

A technical charge against Eckley for the same offense had been laid. The Faculty Committee found in the cases of both that the violation had been purely technical, that neither had 'become a professional in any sense of the word, and therefor declared them -Th cas of Captain Clary was not acted on because be had not appealed to the committee. The alleged violation consisted of playing Summer baseball in games for which an admission waa charged. There was no accusation that any of them had ac cepted money or any other financial consideration, or that they had played on professional teams. The important feature of Hhla decision is that Cckley.

if the coaches think it best, may play in the Harvard game at Cambridge tomorrow. He waa on of the Cornell ends against the Crimson last year, and 1 the ablest end player on the Cornell squad. In all probability he will enter th Cornell lineup. ARMY RESPECTS McGUCKIN. Great Drop Kicker Only Obatacle to Victory Over Vlllanova.

Special to The ye Trk Time. WEST IOINT. N. Oct. 27.

The Army had a long signal drill today and light form of scrimmaging in final preparation for tomorrow's contest with vlllanova. While the oadeia ar. confident of lusting th collegians they are rather apprehensive of what MctJuckln. the visiting quarter back may do in th wit of drop The collegiate quarter back Is well known her, and the soldiers have not forgotten the beat lng which Vlllnnova tiandedtnem a year start the ith the big fellows all in the background and ready at a jnoment's notice to be brought into the play. Ford and Red-field may be ued at the wings, although Mullins.

and House ar due to start the game. Stokes will get another tryout at centre and Tlmberlake may be in as one of the tackles. Tbe big team rehearsed signals tonight during which practically all the forward pass defensive formations were gone over again and again. The scrubs were on the offensive in this drill. Vldal's punting was excellent today, and ha is to do the Army's Miking tomorrow.

RUTGERS IN BROWN'S LAIR. Scarlet Team May Be Minus Serv-lees'of Homer Hazel. NEW BRUNSWICK. Oct. 27.

Homer Hasel. the Rutgers full back, left here for Providence with the Scarlet squad this evening, but it is doubtful whether he has sufficiently recovered from the stomach trouble which attacked him yesterday to be able to get into the Brown game. t-tnford is sure to use his new multiple k.ck as a Die element of his attack tomorrow. Rutgers will go Into tbe ram In good fabap. Wltn the regular line in the bat tle, ill hackfUtld should be able to show its full driving ability.

A large squad of substitutes went with tbe team, and about 100 rooters made the trip to provi dence. LEHIGH LINE-UP IN DOUBT. Pons Agsln Fit to Play In Gams with Catholic University. Specie! to TU Vet Tork THste. SOUTH BETHLEHEM, Oct.

7. Lehigh with a stiff signal prartlo and other light work finished up today fur the Catholic University game tomorrow. Halnted will sot be able to take the half back position tomorrow, and Puree. 11 may start there, if Coach Keady doe not decide to use him at quarter back. Pons is again In condition, and tomorrow may see him rilling one ef the guard positions.

Now that TUchard will be unable te play one of th ends, the choice will fan between Qulat or Oullch. Although Mo-Donald looks fairly good. McCarty is again in fit shape, and will fill left end. Tate and Good will th tackles. Th real iine-up wiu not anown Dei ore tn rtam.

Boxlng Bouts Tonight. Football Results Yesterday. At Franklin. Ind. Rose Poly, Franklin.

0. At St. Paul, Mine. St. Thomas.

Marquette, 6. 'At Jack-onvllle, ITl. Illinois College, Bloomlngton Normal, 4. At Rvanatoii. 1U.

Lake Forest amy. Svaastqa i cad sty, a g.Ha. Wrio. Vi Wimrna ih Inahimy of th Penn Military team 1 .,1 Aheara i inow UB unU ut In th afternoon. Mlfil" i rt "hen Hi PauxtU telegraphed that hi TrtTY-hil itloir mJ team could not poealbTy make tho trip Duffy vs.

Iliil Bloom. Ten round a today. Manager Kenlon eorrununlraied YALE LOSES JIM BRADEN. ssaaBBaasaasBBaBBaaaaHBSW Full Back Pulls Tendon In Final Practice for W. and J.

Gams. Special to The Krm TeHk riaass. NEW HAVEN. Oct. 27.

Oa the eve of Its gam with Waahlngtsn and Jefferson, th Tale eleven has lost Its plunging full back. Jim Uradea During this afternoon signal practice he slipped and pulled a tendon of hi thigh. It was stated this evening that he will re fortunate li proves aoi to get bsck Into th game when Tale meats Colgate next Saturday. Bradrn had proved Yale's most reliable ground gain er the last week and would have start ed his first game for the Ella tomorrow. Yale final preparation for the game today consisted of signal re 1 tarsal.

Hope of winning is high at Tale, although the team baa been unable to register a victory over the, Pennsyl-vanlans in th last three annual same played. Tale regards its ablUty to break up the forward passing game the crucial test of the campaign. Ftr three season th Waahlngton-Jf feraen eleven has perplexed the tills by lt short, sharp tosses directly over the Tale ru.h line. Yale's line-up will probably be: Gates, left end; Tsft. left tackle: Captain Black, left guard Hutchinson, centrw; Gait, right guard; bald rid right tackle; Comerford.

right end: Smith, uu Alter back; Bingham, left halt bark Lrrure. right half back; Jacques, full back. HARD TEST FOR COLUMBIA. Will Meet Williams on Gridiron for First Tims Sines 1104. Columbia's big drive In progress all this week In an endeavor to pull th leven out of th alump which has el lowed on three gamei a severe Field against Williatna la first time since 1.

before football was abolished at Momlngsld Heights, and l.00.! i ly one victory this season out or played will bo swbjeded JT TV test this afternoon on Hooth V- .7 the William College team. tor, hi that ho aW -VTa iTaT, ZZ nmras- tn New Vork foe too' definitely oo- LL. rr. Mclean will at on tacklT wt.ru Berkshire team and Rensselaer Polytech- I th other still remains la doubt, nlo Institute also was defeated, whereas XlcOrsw was In tho "Varsity tno-is dur-Cnmeil and Brown have trtumphed over lng tho oractlc today, but there I a Williams by larg score. I posslbtirty that llalaoy will be mi! la at nuuur liner, ngot acai ana orey kicker for Columbia, will not play, it i was aecioon last nignt, lie nas oeea in I poor condition sine th Inton enooun- I ter.

and his Dlacaon th rush lino will ho I taaen oy neroert voiimor. in swimming i 1 utaiiiVioii van 11 woo mui UWI to tn squad a few days ago after thro weeks of absence with an Injury. Raegener. Joe Brown wll) start at full back, and his regular position at contr will bo filled by Goldberg. The game will begin at 2 o'clock, the time havina- been set on hour earlier, and this sched ule will obtain for tho rest of tho season.

Th teams will lino up aa foiiewe: Columbia. Poeltle. WOlavma Kennedy UK. Hr.ws Healy. tC) LT Clifford Iionaldaoa UU.

WrlgM Goldbera- W.leh ici CleveUa R.O. Ktaoae toilmar R.T Balsted winn k.e Ralmoad Q. Mel Monro .1 UH. (oehraa R.H. 9 fyiirtea Brawn F.B Lewis Time ef uartore--P1fteea anlmilea oach.

Ref. Nathan A Tafta. Brown. I 'metre H. R.

H. Gi riumn Meaeece, rartakua I.meaanaa r. ens. Harvard, yield Judge-IL T. CbraeU.

WILLIAMS IS OPTIMISTIC. Eleven In Fins Form as It Lssvos to Play Columbia Today. Sports! to fa Xos Tork rtoae. WILLI AMSTOWN. Maaa.

Oct. TT Members of the Williams football squad left Wllllamstown at nooo today for New York, where they will ntnv Colum bia on South Field tomorrow aTtemoon. The men are all In excellent condition tor in same and have rounded Int fin form with th stiff practice of the week. Most of the nractleo of tho lattee nor of th week has consisted of elementary work Irtcludtnr tackling and burking exercises, together with slrnal drill for ail members of th squad. S'nceWedaes- aay there has been no scrimmage.

A marked Improvement is noticeable In Uie team work of the squad, as th men who have bow been playing their regular positions sine th beginning of th season seem to have lb feel 71 of the'n, places. Th probable line-up for tomorrow's game will be: Bacon, right end: Hal-eted. right tackle; Kieser. right guard: Welch, centre: J. A.

Wright, left guard; Clifford, left tackle. E. C. Brown, left end: McLean, quarter back; OtHrien. right half hack: Cress, full back; Lewis, left half back.

N. Y. U. OFF TO PLAY UNION. Team Drilled In Trick Plays Bcfort Leaving for Schenectady.

A short signal drill completed th work of the New York Unlveralty fool-tall team yesterday afternoon, before leaving for hchenecladv. here the will play Union today. liTrolna throush th plas Coach EasUs is Id special em- pl.aela on th open work formations and trlck plays. I'ann. the star kicker af th Violet combination, put In considerable time at drop, punting, and placement kicking.

Du to the scholastic difficulties of Ponterey. his place probably will be taken by Van Not, th tackle, who was hurt during th veek, had to forgo th trip as his Injury still holds him on the aide lines. The eleven which will face Union will be picked from the following: Carroll. Kgsn. iicCulloch.

Hoffman. Sokoiower. Huchabaum. lieua. Havage.

Jordan. Brown, Brln. Mooney, Mackentle, Bernstein. Weinhetmer. Wad man.

Ham-merahlag. Horigan. Potter, and Cann. Yesterday mornlnr after chapel exercises the student body gathered on the Library step and cheered the team. About Itaj students are accompanying tho team to Schenectady, and this is the first tlm In many years that a cheering section has accompanied a Violet team away from New fork City.

SHORT DRILL FOR GARNET. Union College Holds Flnsl Practice for N. Y. U. Game.

Special to The I er 7W. SCHENECTADY. Oct. 27. A fast signal drill, followed by a short period of kicking by Captain Roaekrana.

occupied th last aftertxon of practice of th Union College football team In preparation for th New York University game here tomorrow. The transfer of Goff to the backfield proved so effective In the Columbia gam that ho will again be in a backfield position tomorrow. It Is expected that he. with Captain Koso-krans. Root, and Wltner.

will prove a great factor la th work of th Garnet team. Tha ltne-nn: I and. Foeterr left tackle. Bowman; left guard. Spr een-T ires.

ivi-imu i ttanuiey, right tackle. Ilsv; right end. Friday; quarterback. Wltner; right halfback. Goff left halfback.

Rosekracs; fullback. ROOt- FORDHAM GAME IS OFF. Psnnsylvsnla Military College Can- cela Conteot Hero Today. At the very last minute yesterday Military College cancelled the game which had been scheduled at Fordham Field for this afternoon. It ta th second tiro Fordham has b.aa forced to remain Idle because of cancellations this year, tbe other time be-lng when Boston Oollec called off the I I.

a i game at roranam ia early this month. Fordham was unaware ef the with several other colleges, but failed to find a substitute. As it Is. a large body of the Fordham rooters are glad that today's gam was cancelled owing to th crippled condition of the Bronx players. With seven 'Var sity men now on tho alck list It waa feared that a substitute team ill be forced to play Georgetown next week In wnat is considered in hlggiot gam oa the schedule.

TIGERS TO DEPEND OH TOE OF DRIGGS Proweta of TIbbott, To, In Booting Ball Expfcted to Dismay Green Warrior. Sperisl to TTat Jfes Tr rissa. PRINCETON. N. J- Oct.

27Pr1aa4w had lu nnal workout, la Ike Stadlssa this afternoon ta preparation fee the Dartmouth same. wnU hundreds ef am-def-graduatae urged th team ow wtta cheers and song. The wk was ef the very lightest sort, for Coach Rash was taking no chance ef having say of his 'Varsity roea Injured oo the of th biggest fatnee of th Prlncetoa gridiron season. A signal srlO. and the a little pas-ring about of th ban about all the practice the Tigers hauL Although It ran hardly bo said that overconf iJefvc reigns la Prisjcotasi tonight there Is a quiet atr of ea.ctaary which doe got seem tinged In any way wim aiana.

toe roacne and stay era do not think that Uautmoutai anil a. oasy a Last ataaa. partVrwIarty slaeo th defeat at th hands a Uawteies. Astd from Coevrta Kuan, however, who to not at all ODUmlnle aa far aa aee w. ha been able to discover, there la a eraj taeiing here that Dartmouth has nearly atwars fallen prey t- the auportoe prowess of th Tigers ar.d that tomorrow SiVwlioS Viu.iLTZ' VThVTT.

saT Xo tjn aa'u'oteo ins: ins game. too rrjlnuta la tho havneld A njay crteoen to auplaat t'-iT. r.ooraxaat la to tiaos of Bi Hrowa has show a a toodenry toward fumbllna all th aeaeon. brit.t oiii aa 'i eaca ana 1 isoott at to otoer Kalf ww.m. ilinceton will nrna.tilr LmiwI it.

kicking ablUty of to a4aa-r the ball Into Itartmouth territory. With th I Ti nee ton ends sad llnoeuesj rover lag kicks la tho same efTVtoot ettto that they have shows all soasoo. tho Tig saould bo bl to gain eonatateotly oa eichange of kKka Tibbolt's to es pied to prove a powerful factor In luramg the iTtaceioa. of Victory toward DARTMOUTH SHOWS DASH. Signal Drill at Polo Grounds Itevssls Fsat Opponent far Tlr-Tbe Dartmouth football eqaad.

asali of thlrty-twe saoav. taciadiag tho regulars, sukoUtutos, aatkM, and tralav- ora. spent yesterday tn New Tork a ad wij leave on an on an eartv train this n- lr I flex etoat. Tn sou. oa.

Tn ms4 arrive I hare early after aa ell-aUi rtoo fr Hoe ton and after taking ealoeig wait before luncheon tbe plater bad a t'fht repast and tho anl to tho l'4o rounds for practice. Coach Freak Cavanaugh pot tho regular eleven through to hour and a hairs fast signal erectie end at the end waa much pleased with th asne waaatr In which tho tovt rsr- tor of plays waa run off. Tfcio yr a iiertinouta team ini as big or aa h.ry as seen ef tho former t'avaaaega elevma. but It has ooood and a fairly good knowledge of foot Nail. The laet week, th roach sold, was glvoa over to rectifying tho salotaao whsra war shewn la the George.

gam last week. Dartmouth wtTJ wot bo able to pro. soat nor strongeet Uao agalaot IMsaa-tnn. a Merrill, th veteran guard, a ad Mealy, aa. of tho first trine terhk.

will wot bo able to gt tato tho eaaaa against Princeton today. Cavaaoaga thinks that la Cannll has solve in quarter back quoetaon, sad this player will start the earn today. At th praetlro yesterday. Dartmouth lined up fotlrrws: I4aooooit and ery. ends; Cotton and Trier, tarkieo; Neeley and Youngstrom.

apiords: UU, r-entrel; Cannoll. quartor; rrth a ad Thlelorhor, half bocas. and Duhonaet. full back. TIGERS WIN AT SOCCER.

Defeat Cornel! In Opening Intercollegiate Match by 5 to 0. serial to Tse Xew Tee fWe. rnTACA. N. Oct.

leot the flret Intercolleglals league soccer match with Prtacotoa by to today ta a bard-played cam en- Alumni Field. Through a managerial mlg-tis tho Cor. nil manager had no official Uagv rf. ere on band, and Coach llaroid Hold of tho Ttsors was allowed to tab the field In that rapacity. Th flrt half tided I to a Cameron played bnuiaatly for th winners.

Tb liao-up Ptawotao, th.) Paatttoa. Cwraea. I rrura Hame tii Teyeffort Bv. Haokiae H. It B.

Shearac U. Sheerer 41 Ha. Ia rater hVfcesr eat novaos OR. Iea.a tta Cooea U. Ooesutk.

Oeol frosa siay-rrtacetea, a. Oa.lt rroaa aealtlo-Prtkrtii. X. In4l14aal raaia CaSMraa, TrTfart. SKarvarai 1 GAME WON BY FIELD GOAL Hsraet Mann Has Three-Polnt Msr.

gin Over Columbia Freehrwen. Captain Llvtrgston' drop kick free the OS-yard line waa sufncleat to give th Horace Mara Bctiol rlrtory over tho Columbia Freehnveo. aot aria afternoon on SVyuth Field hV a ecorw of to a The game waa the first oa tb schoolboys 11 arhodul end lb ond for tb Columbia year Hag a Tbe Uno-up: It Maaa. (1.1 I. Kteeay Paat'lao ri.

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sipnul irb akaoat a ptro C. i. at era sr. lamat Two of ea tet a Tea salaus CROWD IN GRIDIRON FIGHT. Tulsns-Mlsalastppl Cellege Ga-e Broken Up by Battle.

JACKSON. Mine f1. XT. A CgkU ta which players both sldos and snore thaa st hundred porta tor aortMaaiod. broke tra tho Talaa-M lal oat pa4 QaOoge game hare today shortly after tho roota, pariud had startod.

Tho gaau era eollod as soon as tho police eottld rostor eolot. end th Official storekeeper declared Talaao th victor. IS to a. No oa was eorleuely hurt. Women wimmerg to Coenpot.

A aSO-yard race for weeaosi wt3 tho feature of th aqua tie srttnus ta the pool at Prick too Beach toaJgfat. The wiener of this ceatost wl3 bo ell-ble to compete In th P.nal bo hold In three weeks, and th ultimate will have a match rae over tho oata dlstane with CUIr Oalltgaa of New none lie, naUooal woman Cham rk. May Andersea. Ruth toor. Ales WvrVorf.

-in Ptioa. aa4 Mjia AgraU wui Will not bo ane Kaa a-Oa St. Kara la a (. h-a-, riaa ta, ei CAPRA LEADS FROU START. tier's Filly Win Festoew Kate st Lswrel Casiiy.

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Athletic Rtietieoa P. t. A. L. s.

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