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siPQRTG, THE NEW" YORK TIMES, SUNDAY. OCTOBER ,3. 1S20; GP0RT5. I i JJROSSES TIGER LKE Quakers Stage Brisk Attack at End of Came and Avert Shutout by Touchdown. FINAL SCORE, 17 POINTS TO 6 Princton Win by Power In Line and Speed of Backs, Loeere Showing Better Team Work.

Special to Th We York Timet. PRINCETON. N. Oct. ton defeated In the opening game of the kuo In the Palmer Stadium this but Swarthmore tndad the gam with a rate attack -that swept the Orange and Black eleven back over the goal line In the lat two minutes of play.

The final acore was 17 0. A crowd of about 6,000 took advantage of the excellent football Weather and watched ITinceton launch a versatile but decidedly sketchy, attack of the open style that hammered tbe vtalt Ing collegians about the field until the mlildle of the. last quarter. Princeton lost yard after yard on offside penalties, and the best run of the afternoon, a dash In which Don L.uiij sprinted eighty yards without Interference through the wholu Swartlimuiu ttam, went for naught becauw of the ovei eagerness of tbe line. Louriv.

wlov played a stellar game tin ouuhuul. caught a bouncing punt on hid in lo-jranl line and dodged his way straight to the Swarthmore goal only to hav the touchdown ruled out. The Quakers showed rather better teamwork than the Tigers, but lacked the driving power In the line and the peed in the back field that Princeton had. Aside from the latter part of the final quarter, whan two forward passes and a fine open-field run opened the VsTway for their cpre, the 1'ennsy ivanians Il I 1 ltfere threatening. 1 heir atlai were unable to dent the Orange an Black line, althrtUKh the.

Tigers' forwai offense did not approach Its defensive work. The lineup: PRINCKTKN (IT). SWARTHMORE ti Raymond .1.. Kemp Ksck Towers 'llshsn Thomas Rutan Psvls Tturts Murray Ollroy Wlttmer .1.. it.

R. It. 'J- M. R. II.

IJ. F. II Dudley NIl'ilOlK V'sientliie Iittrkin f'lanow White Sio Aaplunrlh Touchdowns Raymond, Whltw. I Goels from touchdown Kac (21. Hfl'f goal Murray.

Hn mlti rrlnrcion-Pte-r for Thomri Hooper for Rutan. Btln-wn fur tlllr, for Callahun. I irnrn for lloo Ieemls for IJsvla. Joinn for Lrf-aende. "jc- Mitmnon for Cooper.

Mcall for I' ion. I Bwaritenore Tnrti for Whits, tar for Carter Butterwnr'h for Kemp. Umpire Mr I'enn. ere Mr. McCarthy.

Cerniaiitowiv Kleld Mr. Cult, iiarrard. Linesman Mr. 0.helr, Havarfoid. RUTGRSSCORES VKaTTORY.

New Jergey Eleven Vin from Maryland by Score of 0-0. Sprcial to The VsVk Timet. KKW MUTNSWICK. Oct. 2.

With Slycr and lalVy back In the line smoothly wrklng back field. Kutgers came back tialay and defeated iLjry lurid 0 to 0. TImj score wa not a rent evidence of thej superiority of the yen rltft- Tlu lineup: (6). f0) Win r- T- f4 jiUlrr .1.. j.

1 Tjnl aiii ti hardt R. It. R. PoIIih-' Vuui-ues ti- n.l.-r 1.. II.

Br. d-ml l. It. II liui SCORE BY PERIODS. utpers 0 0 fl Maryland 0.

0 00 Touchdown Oaraner. Bubstltutlona RutKem M. Rrdmond for Gardner, l. rudder for IJfr-khartit Maryland: Mockert for MacPlnald. Gilbert for tloslev.

Kefre Ed Thorp. IijsMtute. I'm-plrv- H. R. llent-ase, DaJtniouli.

I.lninnian -E. i. Madden. Yal. Tili.a of periods 1'i tnlnutss.

N. Y. U. ELEVHN WINS EASILY. Defeats U.

S. S. Pennsylvania Team by 8ff-r cf 46. to 0. New York Tiuvcrslty's football team eusily defeatd the eltven from the tlesmp i-ernsyivania yt-tieruay aner- i.onu on tMilo Klebl bv trie score or 4ii to 0.

Thd New yorkefs had things their Owiv wajr througiiout and held the sail ors to 'jnc first down. Tlie lineup: V. (40). 3. PENXPTL.

(0. Adayva M'V fer I fin Robinson 'aduell llahl llotitalnon Xuclea Wsiiiheliner Jackson L. L. I. it It.

Hi: L. n. VI. 'r. I Monn Walli ii f.

Is Oili-r I Iler'-ert Carol II 1 Touchdowns- Welulu Inurr Buiiriuoii Brln. liucU-a, Go. Irviu lui.rli 1 down -Hurl, a 4 Kubsiitutioiis N. Y. Iiot-ford for cad- rlell.

Ugnliert for Bonford. Barlla for Bates hethefor Brill. MoU rs for Wr. 'ihr. I- St ilil.

lt-ay Mr. lawyer, fyracuae. i inpirr lr Gardiner, N. Y. IJnesniai.

IJsu tenant Brlnjihani. Wrst I'olnt. TUua of pe yrtoi ID miuutrs. 4 STEVENS HAS CLOSE CALL. Great Crowd Sees Penn Cadets Beaten, 12-10.

Stevens Tech started itj football sea- sun yesterday afternoon by defentlng the Pennsylvania Military College sleven. lo 10. thereby keeping iU three-year-old record still free of 4, Teal I no a a 1 1 1 1- ok vii in i the engineers In Hoboken before one of the largest aggregation of rooters that has attended the curtain-raiser. The lineup: STEVENS (12). PENN.

MIL COL. C10. Emerson L. Henry Enislle L. Howard L.G Johnson Anthony R.fl Huacti R.T.

Esiter RE Brune J. Bradley II. Bajus fl.H. ll Goods la F. BCORE BV rEWOW row Rosa nfolllsnwskl I i-k f' I Tied Hayes lveter Pools McGulr tvsns 0 312 P.

M. I 0 0 7-10 Touchdowns I) a juaz. yes. Goals from flsld Goodale ii), slcUulro. Goal from touchdown aloGuir.

r-: ttubaiiMiUooa atisuns. Brune for Emalle. tor Bruns. Emails for Brune. Bruim Jnr Bajusx, Farrari for Kugrr.

Josas for i f.rrrt- Bvttt for Enislle, Benjamin for 9. u. C. Conipp for Mcdulre. Bryant fa Roaa.

Rfr-Mr. svert. PmplraMr. Coryell. Tlroe ef Huartarw-u snlnutss.

WISCONqNECEVEN WINS. tawrtnee Cllg CrlrJIron W-rriori Decisively. VOSOX, Oct. 2Je-tlvrsitr of Wtsconidii football players defeated I lAwrence College of Appleton. to to 0, Vy in the first game of the Uadgers' sw w-hedUle.

Wisconsin's crack bucks. Kl- y-Jtott end Williams, romped through the I line for long gains, Elliott going slaty. flea Tarda for a touchdown In Uie first tlea m4utM peaf. FoolbaU Results. Ees.

Columbia, 21. Trinity 0. Tale 44. Carnegie Tech ixi PrlncetoD 17. tiwarUunore, ft.

Syracuse 49. Vermont 0. Brown 13, Aniberst 0. Harvard 4J, Maine u. Colgate 0, Husqueaanna o.

Pennsylvania 7, Buc knell 0. Cornell 13, Rouhestcr ft. Dartmouth SI. Norwich 0. Army 3S.

Union 0 (first stun). Army 38, Marshall 0 (saoond game), fcafayette 20. Muhlenberg 0. H-even 12. Penn M.

C. ia Pittsburgh 47. Osswva 0. Rutgers 6. Maryland U.

0. North Carolina StaU 14. Nary 7. Penn Stats 13. Qettysburg 4.

Colby 40. Port McKlnlejr Oeorge Waslilngton 7. Western Maryland 7. John Hopkins 33. Mount Bt.

Mary's West Virginia 7. Lehigh 7. bright 6. licklnaon 0. Williams 6.1.

Rensselaer PeCy ft. New Hampshire 14. Bates 0. Tufts 7. Bowdoln 0.

Hohart 14. C'anislus 0. Wesleyan 20, Rhode Island "as, 0 Mlddlebury 0. Springfield 0. Delaware 14.

Urstnus 0. Georgetown 70. 8t. John's Boston Worcester fch. 0.

iiui. Agaries -n, conn. gglss 0. Allegheny 0. Thlel 0.

Ibanon Valley 17. Fr mMn and Maj-shall 14. West. Northwestern 14. Kr a Ohio Stale Do.

Ohio Wesleyan 0. Notrs Dane grntkVon o. Baldwin Wallace 2 Western Reserve 13. Town 14. Indtai.a Vnlv.

of Detroit C4 0 Michigan AbU ifi, Albion 0. Oherlln 21. Ha' firg rj Karlham 28. Unov.r 3. Wlttenberg I rtutlar 0.

Unlr. of Cli innatl 45. Kenyoa 0. boota. Univ.

of 1 DBess 47, Maryvtlls YALFs ROMPS AWAY WiTH EASY VICTORY Ta Jones's Eleven Buries Carnegie Tech Under 44-to-0 Landslide. Special to The Keu York Timet. NEW HAVEN. Oct. got away to a 44 to 0 start In its urtaln raiser of the 1U20 gridiron seasi today.

The Howl held a crowd of O.rO. a record-breaker for the initial magincp. Tarl Jones's first Yale team in four years played the light Carnegie TJrTh. combination to a standstill. In -vrry period iho Ells pushed at least he touchdown over the 1'it tbui shci gAal, and in the la.

quarter they ran wild for four scores. Yale drove nearly thr- elevens nVnln.t the visitors, but the subi-tl- tut'- (lif played a bra mi of football that rool-a carnegle as ompletly as the v. art lilt- I he galloir.g lope of Malcolm fllst lecond quarters on down. he Carnegie defense ward from Fauci tie to Johnson. 'titulars.

Aldikh brok ,1.., l.i. a i i i iii mi; i. ii inii ne initu long nmih In th to his and wa. directly n- for Another. His twlHtlng arindmg attark.

ouuide tackle rare ly iaiio.i to gi lUs Bnl he regr four yn-yarJ nins by breaking itno tlie sn rid 1 ne or I-tense. Ilia ri.ntiyg outdUtanced that of Si nnle. the kkking of Thorn" linked both. The lift- 'i on'- A.a! uvi-r tlie fioi thl- i i K.ir,l two i moie. It 'i'i' A'' run throufh tbe ntlro ni for forty-five yards si-ored 'lir I v' and waa thi I'-tJliner or uie game.

lie llm-up VALE H4). CARN1X11E T. (0). Cutler 1 ei a Wlttn.r II rj. B.

k. Coinfor. oiifili: Irwin Rosenbloom Anoerson Itoi-erTann (i'l-Mi-n BrambauKb ulilhan IIrr Walker i 'ilworth KiMnpton man W.l.b rore by prloda: Yalv 10 0 21 0 Carnrqie Tn-n 0 Tom Iidov. r.s Alrtrl. li i2 W.

I.U. Murphy. lurm. kls from to.rrh.lnwii Hi-rr CJi. i'elsraon ti.

Goa. from tu-ld Yale. Wi Iker for Ijilworih. (Hciay fnr YaU. r.

Mui.eer for CutU-r. Murpi.y ioi- rve upion. i.u.. ir r. awm It Wi.t,.

for Ablrw-n. i. i-oun l'nH fur fnr I Sh. vlln for nier. ilalvtn far Cal- lalian, (MirfcsnaiiK ir Arosta, u-an iti pi for Calhoun.

f.r r. for il.e-;in, for t. llnotiUr iUj' fl.r iiUr'hl. Huehbr for Robert H.Hi, Itendtraon for '-rlfflu. Tviuiel for Wlttni.

r. Rrfen-e Nathan Tufts. Brown. I mplre Tom Tborp. Field J'idici r.

ft I riunrtlinr. I lluilliun -l Usnrart. Time of p-rlods 1 i EASY GAME FOR 'v Dartmouth Optra Its Season by I Beating Norwich, 31 to 0. Special to Thr -Veto York Timet. I IA NOVKli, ct.

1 urt mouth opened its Alison here tiMla with a 31 victory over Norwhli. The inn- tPlt waa marred by frequent fumbles lineup. PAHTMOl'TH l). NORWICH (Si. Maher Walker Harrington Jisrrk- Steele Ma ruder.

onn r. Sonnenberg L. Crtsp I. Moors Nrldllnser R. Xrldllncer I Thr i shls Hom er I Holt.

rook Jordan Foster R. L. H. llylsn.l Tyler Smith Sparrow I i Touchdowns Holbrook 1 2t Sanderson. Goals from touWidow Can-.

1 nioiiliani (2. Ni-ldllnsvr, hhuiting. Goo. 1 t-'A v.lrflliMr SnUtb for Fos-; I M.rriu for Thrr-hie CalS.r for Bj.wi r. alder.

Jordan for Smith. Grind n.an for Jordan. Cordon for Msrritt. Mr for Gordon. Caldwell for Balmer riandersosi for Gmaaman.

8trng for Ijmh. Hutuut-tvr for Cunninslisjn. Wsld. for Careiton for Bowsr. Pollard for Cald well Krassr for Rtreng, Bbuitlns for Jor dan.

Burks for Holbrook. Merrill for Me Dermclt. Tsyior Crisp. Height for l-rsa- I 'r- Haselton lor -saoor. r-waey lor i ai ie- fnr Hhullln.

1 n. MX j' Burroughs for Msrnu. winaisr lor oiiarn f.ir W.luin Norwich K.lwsrds for Walt. Ashton fr il le.u iv Wall Kklim tn Tyler. FlsndiTS lor Bteels, Jianoiwy ror Refi'rsVjH.

C. McGrath Boston Cllee 1 mpire ssiwj Linesman William Burke. p. I. TUiw of swrleds 16 and 1U mtputea.

BRITISH FOOTBALL RESULTS. LONDON'. Oct. X. League football games played today resulted as follows: First Division Bradford City S.

Bradford 1 Chelsea I. Burnley 1: Eve don 2. Back-burn R. 1 Manchester C. 3.

Bolton W. 1 Middlesbrough 2. Arssnal 1: Oidbam A. I. Aston Villa Preston N.

B. 8. Liverpool 3- Hhef field U. 0. KawcastU U.

3: bunder-land 2. lluddsrsflsld T. 1: Tottsnhani H. 4. Manchester y.

nsst Bromwicb A. S. lerby CO. Second LM vision Barnslsy Hull City Blrminrhaai Lolcestar 0: Brtstot C. 1.

Wolvsrhasnpton W. It. Busy I. Stockport County I Clapton O. S.

Nottingham K. 1 Coventry 2. Wednesday 3: lcda Pnitad '2. Stotts County I. Pulham Holbcrbsin a.

eiouth Shields tke P. Port vale West Ilsm V- ardlff City I. Third Division Brtgh'on sad H. 3. Bristol It.

Cry st lalac 4. Brentford 3. GiU-ingham 6, pfysaciutb A. Grimsby Tawn Reading fl: Luion T. 3.

Vtuavns lark It. MlUwall A. I. Portsmouta Pi, port Q. 2.

Exeter City BouthasnpUm I. Norwich c. ui flout head V. 4. Watford ii Swansea T.

Mertbamptea a. Oiaeoaw Cwp Utss.pelta t. Pws "CRUSHED DinAJ5.ARDMEi Crimson Whitewashes Team from jnno by Score of 41 to 0i I eY.jrrg Many Substitutes. leeial to The Hew York Timrs. Cj'f ABRIDGE.

Oct. 2. Har-'Varsity football team played ft proverbial rings around the team Itmi the University of Maine In the Stadium this afternoon, rolling up a 41 point Bcore by means of five touchdowns ana two goais i rom uie iieia. i ne Harvard coaches used thirty players in the game and the substitutes had apparently as easy a time as the first string men. The game was not much of a test for Harvard a material, at least oti the defense.

Maine had no running attack making no first downn and. In fact, nerver getting closer to Harvard's goal line than the middle of the field, and this oniy on tha last play in the oinlr.g ieriod and on a brilliant run back of a kick-off. With no. rushing attack. Maine put the taboo sign on forward passing, not once resorting to the open game, but continually and ineffectively striving to filug Its way through or around a rush ine that was altogether superior.

Harvard completely smothered all the running football the visitors from Orono had to offer, and. save for a few brief lapses, hammered its way throun or danced: around the visiting rush line pretty murh at will. The iunrmarjr: MARVARli (41 i acomtx-r Tolbert UubOard Haveneyer Woods Ksxon Csston Johnson MAINE lO. Badger Mulvanev Lord Hussey Itocmer PlSnecan UlnstierK Hnilth O'Brien Taylor L. L.

a .11. g- L. II. R. M.

1J Owen t'hapln liorwmn CORE BT I'ERIODH. Harvard 14 10 JO 41 Milne 0 0 0 0 Touchdowns Horween 2. 0en. Orat-wlck, Churchill. Goals from touchdown hwwfm ait h.

Hutatttut Harvard Kane for Himptirey fnr Chapln. lluell Johnson. Unity for -onilr. Brown for Hullard. Tlrrr-y for Havetnr.

Gratwl. for orn. Lire for Kaion. lioliikes for Wtwls, Kun-hardt for Tlfriwy. Cooper for Tolltert, Morrison for Konimrdt.

Clark for Kane, t-iiz-geraid for Heltlrn for Ftnley. fuuil-lard for Hamilton for llorwx-n. tirocker for Hulnivs. hurchlll for Humph rey. harion for Hamilton.

Htlllni. for IValed for Fitzgerald. Maine Tu.krr tor i 8tro for 1 ') Lsrron for Flnnegsn. C.r7y, M- I Lrod for l4rd. Unen for Hrnall, Irear tor tuuiif for O'Brleti.

lUrferwIlr. K. OHriitn Tufta I ianlr. I Irk Uebee. Tale.

'l-ld Judxe 11. i'andU- ton, HoHdoip. Time of periods 10 minutes. MIDSHIPMEN ARE BEATEN. North Carolina State Wins Football Game by 14 to 7 Score.

jrrial f. The -Veu- Vurfc T.mrx. ANNAIOI.IS. Oct. 2.

1'layinK advanced football for so early in thr season. North Carolina State on from Uie Naval Academy here this afterr.oon by 14 to The visitors scored irl the I who did' tlie best work for tho Navy, scored in the latter part of Uie The lineup: N. CAit. tiTAfB (14) KAV 7i. f'it-nilne Ca rn Arn Id ruo In 'cri-n W'i.

lorn KlrhpairtuK E. uii.p, I l.vt-rnart I T. (1.. ih-r a. I.

VI II A. il o. I .11.. JoriUMKii Cruise I ludaon BY North Camllnu Ktate 7 Navy 7 'f oudidou Johi.a.n 2i, 0uii litirl'-y Larson. 0 Goais Refer.

y. I t'lov. -rally of tupire Jtr. Un-en, r-r8t use. Lliitfwuun Mr.

Wlui'llo of 1 lil.iiile.pli'w. Vliutt of piit0i ii'lnul s. FORDHAM SWAMPS AGGIES. Maroon Celebrates Return of Football with 71-to-0 Victory. The Fordham I'niversity football t'-atn its s-a'n at Korrt'-ujn Field yesUtrilay afternoon l.y trouncintf ya New ork Aggies the over vv helming s'or.

of 71 to fi. It wan the firt, nrvw of a Konlhn foll.11 .1 oo. fc. and uiiflwgritdt'ntes wire on hand to mo return oi i irrniu.ni t. as a major sixrt at tin- matitu- tnn.

The lineup FOILI.HAM (TI). V. AGGIES 10). U'Kk fe luver Gillian Ktfl vi I'tnn. MrWl.liamji I'laltH Flupairuk L.

E. L. L. G. 1 Walxh oriiifin B.

L. h. It ll. F. 11.

i urjeil Mlll. I Sliele NiK.iiari f'11 IA.H I I'll Fujn' il. v. is lluliuiun -Mlili-r. tit le iji.

ICi vims. I M. I I ins i ro'il IIJ.I..1I.WII- ir i.i. tiubsiliutl. or.

liuju; Ker -vnan. B-i ry Miy-rs. Siiui abai for Ktwlc. Wal- brtdce for W.lal:. oTooie for Moran.

Iakn I fnr Fallun. ll.s'v fi.r FurrMI Kl.rinrrf Wa'brliive. i'nrrll for Hcaly Falluii for Lesko. Moras for Toole. Stevle fur Shsna- ban.

Gat'-ly Halloran. N.Kinan for Ken s. Meytra Corscllo for New VorK for Lroler for Kloeo II. Clark for IVnr.v. I.i...

for I'laite. K.oe-ll for Brrxler. Gl'lam for Shea Referee J. J. Sullivan Boston College H.

Aivlrcws. Yale. Liniatiian W. 11 Lthith. Tim of periods Ftlu-en minutes.

PENN IS VICTOR, 7 TO 0. Fumbled Ball Paves Way to Touchdown Against B-wvwll. rHIUVDICLfHIA. frt. of I'ennsv I yanin football t'-am dvifeated LSucknell on Franklin Field hero today, winning on a trick forward pass through centre, by semre of 7 to 0.

Ttu-knell literally best herself when Captain Joe Kostos fumbled the nail on yard line and Joe Strsus of IVnr.syl- vsnia fell on it. A few minutes later Carl Thomas grabbed a pass from Htraus and raced through big hole -rr Pennsylvania's lone touchdown. Straus klckeii the goal. The l-iw -ore was a blr- surprise to Penn followers. i TI lineup PBNNPTLVANIA (1 BCCKNELL 0i.

Wallace L. Hahn Jand L. G. B.G R. R.

V. B. H. R. H.

Human Reld IHM Morrett Isjolev Ki I-nham Thurtnaii Grave Mlll.r Harvey Straus Thomas 1 1 Mcrw.rniot Msaran Kostos McGraw V. SCORE BY PERIOD. Bowser Pennsylvania 0 4 0-7 Boe knell 0 0 Touchdowrre-Thomaa. Gael from touchdown rviraua. Refer Tsggsrt.

Rochester. Umpire Merrttt. Yale. Linesman Palmer, Kwarth-more. Tims of grtods 15 minutes each.

PENN STATE rURDPRESSED. Blue and Wlt Eleven Extandsd to Beat Gettysburg, 1S0. Special to TUc Xt York Timet. stite CCII.T.F.nE. Pi! Oct.

2. Penn h. its h.o.t. full In riefsatlnsr Ptate had JJunIfW Gettysburg Shere today, and two touch- downs were the limit for Besdek's aggregation. JThe Blue and White eleven, however, registered 13 first downs, while the visitors made their ten yards but ooce.

Ttoe tlsai score was 13 Vr After Three Pestponemeidx, BnttMhleomari Boat Is Off CLEYZLJLKD. Ohio. Oct. 2. The ten -round bocing bout between Jack Brttton, champion wdterwekit.

end Jienny Leonard, champion a lightweight, was Indefinitely postponed late today because of cold weather. The bout was originally scheduled for Thursday -night at Lagve Park, but was postponed Thursday and Friday nights because of rain and cold. It was impossible to stage Uie battle next week, because of the world' aeries arrangements and the fact that Leonard had a previous engagement at Hartford, Conn. The bout would have been staged Indoors, but there, was no building available to haedta the same. ROCHESTER THROWS SCARE INTO CORNELL Scores Touchdown in First Period, but Dobie's Team Rallies, Winning 13 to 5.

5perial to The Xcv York Times. ITHACA. N. Oct. 2.

Khowrng flashes of real football. Cornell defeated Rochester here this afternoon in the opening game of tbe local season. 13 to t. Rocheetor displayed unusual strength and during tlie first quarter kept most of the play in Cornell's territory. After the first quarter, however.

Cornell began to show strength, and during the remainder of tbe game Rochester failed to get inside tbe Cornell 35-yard line. In the final two minutes of play Cor. I neu woraeri tie nan down to ine ttocn-i ester one-foot line on the third down, but failed to make the distance. Again, a moment later, arter Rochester bad punted. Cornell got the bait to the 15-yard line when time was called.

In the third period neither team was nble to adviini-e the ball much. Tbe 4 play, however, being In Rochester territory most of the time. In the last quarter Cornell opened up with a series of forward passes, which netted considerable srrour.d. Only one failed dur ing the quarter Near the end of th? rkiru- a. fnrwari ruua nut fhp lnll on Ilochester's 7-yard line.

Mayer made four ysrds end on the next play Kaw. frorn nRt yRar- freshman team, who showed up-well, went across the line. tn.A to lcl the rn. if ii goat. Th lineup: CORNELL (lrtV ROCHESTER tf.l.

rinn Kay Got ta tlorrel Miner I HtAzt irnr Carry L. L. O. Oppnhelmer Hummel I Rumvlll R. It.

It. 12 U- R. H. If. y.

15 SCORE BY 0 7 CampbelU Cwhlll Sullivan Wa llaco Wkt Harris Koaworth I Mayer Cornell ft in o- Goal rouchdowr -r Kaw. Majer Harris. frm toiirhorm'r arv. Kul etltutiors rteli: Kaw for Boeworth "'ili'tor. for Hrayton for Horrel Ilaufcher for Jrwett, Ilunns for Plnn.

Guln for Wesrw-r. ItirfT Reklea. and J. Ria Oilieau-. I.

mar. Cocpney. irmr.cton quarter urtson mmuiw. MOUNTAINEERS HELD EVEN. Outrush Lehigh, but Bethlehem Eleven Gets 7-7 Tie.

Special to Thr to York Timet. MOP.OANTOWN. W. Oct. 2.

I There never was more one-sided foot- Ni.yf-3 bii 11 gh.n-.e that ervdod in tie than that Conroy HUite I between L-higii and WfiK 'ir-" irimn I'niverrltles here Sodny. The final woi'i" linn 7 to 7. but West Virginia 0 ol -S i fiftceri first downs to none for hall 2Kb yards? for I-high. Tli lineup: W. X'lltGlNIA Mt-tvdiih Johnson SVtron Kiiiewvlller L.

LT.HIGH (7 1. GulleV Good Mccarty McGinnls Cusi'-k i -V E. L. i I. R.

Qulnlan Hurrlck R. E. I v. J. B.

I ntz 'I I. II. Martin Ii. Bucklev 1 iv Jl.irr'nrton Si'ORi: LY ITRIOI'K. Wist Virginia 0 7 0 7 1..

7 0 07 Toncl.dov. lu-ck. 'Wlilnian. Goal from touchdown Martin. Su laon for I-Yaln.

Is.urlcs for West VilKinia. Hill for S'mr'lii, Uu Ui iiuin tn It- 1. K. W. Maxwell.

Kwarthniore. I n. pin Mr. Thompson of (ieorx-eto n. 1 ii: Fretl r.4 u.

Liartluoutt. Time of p. rioda 12 ininuii-s. BROWN DEFEATS AMHERST. Has Better of Well-Played Game by Score of 13 to 0.

Sp'dnl to Thr Xtxc York Timet. IT.OVIDE.VCK. K. Oct 2. Rrown r.u.llll show In if remarkr-hle im- provrment ov-r the-lr performance Ri.ode Island Stnte week ago.

ii ait ii t. f.i o. on a mi rew unr i. i iisuu I i.tiiii- i. ri i i iii.iiiui i .1 i on, of UH, BROWN la.

AMHER8T 0). CI. pp Prlroi-r Wnnrester tvilllanu" Guilan i Bejerson I I Khurtllf Johnstooe ll.rtrh L. L. It.

R. L. 'I It. H. II li.eiei-ts WU Mains 7Un'i Card Brisk Murnana Armstrong Moody I'ryvks pell nia.ii MCORH BV FKKIOI'H Brown 7 Amherst 0 0 A Gual 0 1.1 0 0 from Touchdowns Brooks, Kubs ltut.s-Brown: (-ten for ArnWronK I Shurix-rt for Brooks.

for Johnstone for Hmalls, Brooks for bhurpert. I Barrett for Peterson. Faulkner for BrW s. Ambers Wing for Mumaua. Lcvte for Clark.

Kpears for Williams. Referee HallS'tan. Koaton. I mplr Uur ieign, K.xcr. rieaa nswsnian unno, iuiis.

i Tliisr of periods IS mloutss saeh. SYRAr.lISP SWAMPSVFRM6 Orange Eleven Buries New England- ers Under Score of 4 9 to 0. Sofciot to The Vr York Timet. RTKACTSK. N.

Oct" 2. The Srra- fon'txill eleven foiinil cuse l.iversii) ito.psii eieyen touri'i use L'niverslty football eleven found llttlo oItoltlon from the fniversity of Vermont team here this ernoon tne visitors being sent to defeat. to 0. in the Arctibold Stadium. Tlie lineup: SVRACCSE 49).

VERMONT (0.) AnJraaa K. ottsn GuJkk R. II. IL B. Gsrrtiy Kuxnlcx McM hon Margowlskl Hchmldl gimanaky h.elton Bellrrvaa Bhutter Johnson u.sh Ah xander 1 Hoofile Cov ,11 Keilorg f.ir Anderson 8CORB BT PERIODS.

7 14 21 7 ,..0 0 0 Kyrsctiss Vermont Toocbdowna Abbott (J, Kallogg. roster. ndsrson. Gulltk. Fsllon.

Goa from touch- And arson downs Abl4tt (4), sUogg (2l. Foster Subsfliutlona yracse. Fsllon far Andreas. Parker for Guide for Parlor. Prucone for Anderson.

Golds fur Clash, llseis far Alexander. Cornell for Guide. Foster for Abbott, Anderson for Kellogg. Clash fnr Guide. Guide for Clash, rsr er for Cow l'rrin for Tbompaoa; Vermont, Granger for en.

Marr fsr Manrowls I. Thomnson for Burrooghs far Schmidt. Mar- row Is At for Marr. Marr for lMimlck. Ratti for Margowusl.

Marrow Lakl tor at-Mahon. Rfres K. Kscgaa- Cmptrs pster G. Dwyer. Dam.

Lli n. Tun el ferpdawia annates. GOLIEffilA CRUSHES TRINITY IN OPENER Hard-Hitting Brickfield Pltrnses, Through 'for Three Touchdowns Score Is 21 to 0. Some 8.000 football fans-el bowed their way Into South Field yesterday te witness a highly important occasion from a Columbia point of view the unveiling of Buck O'NdU's first Columbia football team. Tbe former Syracuse coach lifted tbe curtain on a hard-hitting, line- plunging aggregation that crashed Into Red Laroberton'a Trinity eleven for a 21 to 0 viotory.

Trinity failed to make a single first down during the afternoon and had the ball uct more than a half dosen times. A 23-yard run by Fullback Hleecker in the fourth quarter was called back by Referee 8ch warts when the Hartford collegians were caught offside, this-pen aity ringing Trinity only sustained offensive to an abrupt end. Meanwhile Columbia was rolling tip twenty-three first downs, all but two by the straight est kind of football. Althuugn the Mornlngside eleven made six first downs in the first period it was held even, the first score coming In the middle of the second quarter, when Cana-pary took the ball qver from the 3-yard mark, lie kicked the goal. In this period Columbia collected seven first downs and duplicated the number In the third period, which aaw alx straight first downs and a steady march to the goal poets.

A few minutes after the begin ning of the final round. Mosscxenski oarxen serosa I or ine second goat, ana later In the period Canapary grabbexl one of Harris forward passes out of ttte air and stepped across the whitewashed line for an easy touchdown. The Blue and White deviated little from Ahc straight and narrow path of football. Of the seven forwards two were successful, one of them leading to a touchdown. The rest of tbe game was a monotonous succession of first downs gained by steady smashing of tbe Hartford line.

Right guard was the first of the Trinity positions to fU before the battering. Kftll being yanked from the fray tn favor of Rose, who played a sturdy game and closed the gap effectively. Lsvter Black, at left guard, weakened and was supplanted after a succession of plays bad been shot through his position. The lineup: COLUMBIA (51). TRINITY fO).

Norrtrund Johnson Plaek Kellv Brill Wrlrht Tanali Hll-a Pulleyn L. E. Modar-lU VVMcWr Johnson Hindi fcovll Harris Thornton Canapary Mosxcxenaki L. H. It.

Rtnrlalr Murphy Bleecker FCORE BY RERIOD8. Columbia Trinity 7 0 1451 0 0 00 Touchdowns Canapar; 3). Moaczenski. Goals from touclidoan Canapary 3. Substitution.

Columbia: Hrhluter for Pulleyn. Grace for fehluter. Meyers for Moda- relll. Herman for WalW. Hartzler for John-mtm.

alloway for Hlneh. Kom for Callo- way. Brnrtll for Scovll. Lover for I-ryth. Vcl for Harrtn.

Harris for hcli, lUirtt for Thornton. Hntenicht for Iturtt. Johnstone for uiMpar. Rile)- for Johnstone. Thornton for Mok-hhh' I for Thortoii.

Ie for Mjerelv-1. Trinity: Fuln for Nurdlund. Jtte for U'ack Black for Jette. Rose fur Brill. Brvnuan for Refi-re V.

A Sohwarz. Brown, t'mpirr J. C. Mcfonald. Brown.

Head llnesntan W. J. Crowley, Bowdoln. Time of periods 1- minutes. ARMY BEATS TWO ELEVENS.

Cadets Thrash Union by 36 -to 0 and Marshall by 38 to 0. Pperial to The Kttc York- Times. POINT. N. Oct.

Army took both ends of a double-header in tlie opening cngngemcrrt6 of the locnl football season today. The endcto tutnl of 73 point, first bury-ins "nUoce of S. lifrtecvatiy a ST to 0 score and then thrashing; College of W. by SH to 0. It wos a frolic Tor tlie Army, neither of the vlaitinc tesms.

get-tinr- within striking distance of the Army go- 1 Kr.os. The lineups: AllMV ioTi) Wh'te 1 -avldson 'lark L. J. Storek 1 1. G.

Wllhlde i.iM-rsole Rlcr.1-! is FrviK-h CNION (01. R. Welling Beekniun Holmes Klein Bmtmo Murray Col Bne-ker Jones Mosher R. It. G.

L. L. L. C. Q.

R. H. L. 11. F.

SCORE BY Army 14 14 1'ulon 0 0 0 Touchdowns Frenrh 4i, WKhidc. 0 0 tioals from toucrdii lis ISreldster fe'jbstltu'lons Artn-- for Clark. Vnlon Gil. son for Ho m. s.

Witletts for 'Venn, Meyers for Welling. Mr.llory for L'rucl Ms non for Moeh. r. Tlroe of Ton ndnites. Kerberger.

W. and J. t'mplre Murphy. Brown. Head Cortietns, Wis.

oiisili. ARMY Redr ritsT Ck ma S-riheclier MulUcan Tnpl-tt I oyle wr-er ce IWn re-It Warrtn lxid MARSHALL ie. G'lkssple Talruan Bonsr Iltsenbi-njer R. It. C.

Btinon L. J. R. II. I.

II. B. f. r. Recka-1 Crlit Itaj.i Mart'n Lti ry BCORE BV PERIOD.

14 12 C- rfriv Marsliall Collesre It Toia. hrtow lis Butler i4. Warren, Pennett. from touchdown MulUciu 2. Tliue of quart n.

10 minutes. Referee Mr. KerisMwer. Waslilnsrion and Jeffrrson. Mr.

Murphy. Brown. Head linesman Mr. Cot hems. Wlaoofisin.

FINAL SCORE IS 0 TO 0. Neither Colgate Nor 8usquehanna Elevens Able to Tally. hpecial to The Xcie York Timet. HAMILTON'. X.

Oct. 2. Colgate and Susquehanna waged a draw battle on the former's home gridiron here this afternoon. Neither team was able to score, altheugh Colgate had i srorw. iiuusii chances to.

but fell down each time. The line-up: Rl'SQUEHAJtXA (0) COLGATE 0 Harris L. 1 L. Lett rd Weteh Traynor Brewer Mosler Woolsey Towis-nd Harm rmon R. 'J.

H. B. Hteumpfui i Guth Webster Bannor for Sweeley Suaatitutlons Susquehanns lMCTOnr- Lscrone. 1 lorn less lor nunmire. mran lor Ns.or rimun.l for fwi' or nsir.

1 for -mrsl! for Wshater. O'Connor onnor ehster for Henrann. Kwen- tor forThrsH. Hermann for Wjrbster. J.

Lensrd for Welch. Crafts for Andrew. Ui UneaniaaMcDonaM. Refer, aJ. A.

Evans. Williams. 1 mplre J. M. Mess r.

i i gpr.us-fltd. Tims of psi-lods 12 minutes. TRIUMPH FOR WILLIAMS. Purple Eleven Scores Easy Victory Over Rensselaer, 63 to Fpecial fe The 2eio York Timet. u-t; i 1 1 URTntrx Oct.

Z. Scoring nine touchdowns with little difficulty, Williams footoaQ team opctd season here this afternoon by defeat x.i-.k-i log Kenaaelaer l'olytechnlc Institute, to fl. Captain IVoynton, with five touchdowns und three goals to Ids credit. In addition to throwing eight pvses. only two of which were incomplete, ably led his team to its sweeping victory.

With TCornton and Mt the only first-string men playing. R. P. I. Inter, cepted a forward paae and ran fei yards to tbe five-yard tine and barely ecortd in four downs.

Coach Brooks's macLlae seemed able to plow through at will, and oolf coos wtyi tb) teaa fofcss MfwtvV CAYAHERM'BDP IN HUNTERB'MB Chestnut Gelding Takes'Meadow Brook Trophy in Jumps at Pipmg'-Rcck. Special to' Tke Kec ore rTHe. LOCUST VALLEY, L. Oct. I.

If to prove the nraltations cT the -aeto-mobiles which were parked all about the ring, hunters kept themselves very much in evidence throughout the second and last ahlwing ef tbe Piping Reek Club Hons Show, which was held today. There were In all five hunter classes. Including the eotnpetiUem for.the Meadow Ftruok Challenge Cup. offered by Mrs. Thomas Hlchcock for the best hunter over 15.2 bands, and tip to carrying ISO pounds to bounds, open to competing horses which have taken first, socond or third prise in a hunter class at this -show.

air. Hltcaeoeks Cavalier, a chestnut gelding, was the horse to canter away with the cup after being taken over the lumps bv young Frankle Hitchcock. Miss Uda Fleltmaan. likewise on a chestnut gelding. Palmetto, was consoled with the second tibhon.

The awards were MORNING CLASHES. Class 24 Hunters owned by raaldanta ef Nassau -and Suffolk Countl-s. prrfomtancs only to eount First. Trviac. ch.

ewnar. Mtas Uenstance JentOr.ss; second. Rear, hlk. owner. Jseepii E.

Darts: third. Hweet Kiss. gr. ewner. Brtghtbeine amis.

Claaa I Pontes not ejtredinr 13 hands; rivn oy ooya ar ir-s aot over 1 years of are Ithta rlaaa m. MvitiA tiv the Judges and two piias of aach rrade Slvenl First, br. owner. Miss Cortnne I'oth. and WtlMahrook flrelati.

1.. owner. Miss Jean Hala Reran: saeond. Supreme, b. owner, Mtas Kuctnla DavU, snd Bantamtte, b.

f. owner. Miss Jean bala Regan: third. UareelU. b.

wner. Miss Alice Reyster. and I.otirmvnd Km-peror. gr. owner.

Charles A. 8toaa. Claaa II. Local horses not excevdlnc 15.2 hands First. Cinders, ar.

owner. He-quatogua Farm; second, Tem O'Day, ch. owner. Wayside Btsblss: third. Lady Dacrs, b.

owner. Mrs. Falnaan Dick. Class 13. Loral ponlea under II tvanlx.

'lu be ridden by a boy or plrl not over 1." ysars of gae First. Ruby. blk. owners, H. I.

(Jr.) ami K. K. Nlntootas: vecond. Bibette. b.

owner. Harry llumb: third. Lonrtnynd gr. owner, Charles A. tilone.

Class Mt Thoroughbred saddle horses First. Fire Bell. rh. owner. Mis Fshys ssoood.

Bias RaarL gr. Blihthoiiii. h'urniH. Cass IV-Local children's ponlea. To rld-e-n trr- youne children and shown on lead line Flrvt.

Atthenius. br. m. owner. Mlaa Graee.

Heeond. Ionffniend iieeror. sr. g. owaer.

Charles A. Brone. Thlrxl. 'eru br g. rm r.

Master Oorrirw F. Baker. Sd. Ciasa 2." Hunters. For the bet pr-formnnc" m-er four censecntlve feneaa at feet Rebel, b.

r. owner. K. W. M.

Cutrheon. rteoond. Turner, b. owner, R. Renti Jr.

Third. Lone Btsr. b. pwner. Ivan Bedfonl.

A FT FIRNOON CLAHRES. CIb.s For saitdie horses not axeeed'ar 1.V2 hands First. Allah, eh. owner. Miss; Clsra 8.

Peei. Recond, Cheekmata. b. ..,2 owner. Frederick II.

MaeKay. Third. PpnnCllme. br. m.

owner. Bquatoeu Farms. Class If1 be ridden by boys or girls not over vesrs of asv First. BolUnr. ch.

ivvspi-, Cbaejrs 1 Lnnler; serond Cavalier. eh. owner. Thomas Hltebrook third. Herearucr.

piebald own. r. Miss Marie J. Leary Ckps sMle horses. to rkli First.

AUah. eh owner. Miss Clsra Perk: second, Trelxe. rh. a-, owner.

Mies Constance JennPiRs: third. Hania Rsrliara. ch. owner. Ssiii'j'-I Keller Jseohs Cl-ss re Hooters.

CorPtO.Irn else. irirst. Palmetfo. eh. owner.

Sllss Uda s-rom B'ne I'earl. r.r. own- ei, Pnrtns. Class 17 Hasivrwelrht hunters, irreen and qualified, tip to ea-ryinr 310 pounds and ever to hounds First, Diana. Mk.

m. owner. W. R. Grace: second Wild Briar, br.

owner. Plvb thlnd. Reliance, rh. owner. Miss Jfthr? Norton.

Clr.s 0 Paddle horse xceedlng IS. 2 hands First. Bants Barbara, ch. m. owner.

Sam uel Keller jaerim. wlnorm, n. owner, ffss lra ivck third, l-lre Bell. rnS.r' h'" hunters up to carrylne 2hourKls i avaM-r eh owner. Tbonws Hltcbeoek: second Mee.dow CI: rv e.

ove'K'! T'lor lT.t'ri. tblrel. rvalmetto. eh. m.

owner. Miss Urta L. Flhmann. Cless in Conitvtttlon for the Rock Cm for sad-tie hands or over whlh has won a first, seeorvl prlr-e at th's ahow First "Vints Ber-buea. ch.

m. owner. Keller seeond. Allah, eh. owner.

Miss Clara 8. Peck. itio-i fnr the Mesrtnrw rimoV Challernre iCup. offered by Mrs. "rbnrnas Httrbcook the heat hunter over IS 2 hands and up to earninc ISO rounds or over t- hounda whleti has won rirst, or thfed orle tn hunter elsss In this show 1rst CmvaMer.

ch. ewner. Thomas IHtrhrock wet mid. Palmetto, ch. own-r.

Mlsa I.Ida 1 WESLEYAN STARTS WELL. Defeats Rhode Island Stat Eleven by Score cf 20-0. Fperia to Thr York Timet. MIDDLFrrovrv, Oct. 2.

Wesleyan defeated Rhode Island State Col-ljre at footlsaH on Andrtis Field this afternoon by the score of 10 to n. Both s5des made many substitutions, and this gave less opportunity for brilliant playing by individuals. lVck made run for Wesleyan in the first quarter, which result- ed later in a touchdown by New-hall. Myers plsyed an erveralve game and made severs 1 end rnrs for "1" vards. Newhnll dl the runnc f-r 'vrsl-van 'ni Johnsun and McAlevy for Rhode I sis nd 1- the pre Capturr, p.erVw fHrdbot srd Pa-ont shower vp wll for tVcleyan Noeejr-nlet gave a good so.

revurt of hlnelf the visitors, as did Johnson and McAlrvy. PERN GOLF TEAM HOLDS LESLEY CUP Cssatlaaew frswi Pae laietem. on the fourteanth. wliere Fownes emilled te roagh anil puabed his second into a sand trrp. Sweetie went to one down sgnin by Ms lost bsll on the flftewtth.

He reploy-xl his driv and pet a ex. but Fownes sank a twenty-toet pntt for a S. Tlwry hnlvecl ousrry hole in five, ore over in r. RvMper squared tbe match by winrang the shsvrt seventeenth to 4. and saved the half on the eighteenth with a four-footer.

Fownes put his second on the rlne-teenth hole into rough, but th's did the New Yorker no trrtrvti tnr be r. eA three putts, and halved It in fires The long twentiem was iiaewise rrsrrea. dot uie extra hole one of tlie long. I variety, I wl tvo much for yownes. flrtve was In I'lK'OI arxl in i wi.

a i i ril-ivlnr Ksreetisr who rained the s-T-e-etv i i-m-n null, for tha. srtei The results "end point scores follow: TwOHOMiJt. PE.VNHTLVANIA. Its 8. D.

H-rmri 13 1 NEW TORK. Pts. "swaM Klrtrhr. W. C.

Fownes. rH I. Sweteer fl up holes) M. Msrvton (2 A I). 1 J.

Wood Piatt (1 up 1 hslee I 1 Norman 0 CI. Hoffner '111). 1 ft M. fwls a. W.

White r. W. Drer f.i ill I LJ. fi Anderson 0 F. B.

W. H. lUyaelds A. Ks mmer I act 1 MP Hsrmoa (1 up It 1 1 lKIrarrt A. M.

M. Jack fl up). M. Waabaurn OiA L. Walker.

Jr. (3 A 2) 1 Total Total POt'ftaOMr. TEXXSTLVA-tlA. Pts. Mars ton A Pawnee is a i.k 1 NEW TORK.

Pts Lssarla snd KlrfcKy. Hof-wr sad Anderson and Hwewt- sr ii A 41 1 Hefo. aad G. Or- Walts A tiyar 3 2 I Harnssa.w Peacock. 0 Kanuurr A Walkar.

mle-t ol Maswet! aad Reynolds (I I Uek rad Kesafai ti 1 ft Tetal iLmJwg Batsmen of the 'AanmiOAX tRAfWTE. reyer. dub. O. R.

H. P.O. Blsler, 8t. Lenta. 1U 2 134 X' .407 Jasaaon.

Chleago. t4 MS 105 gls .384 Seeaker, Ctreland I4 5B0 1ST 811 Ruth. New 14S 1SS 1T2 .375 E. OoHlaa. CMrago 1SS CD7 115 C20 .950 NATIONAL 'USAOn.

rtayer. Clab. O. A.B. R.

H. Hereaby. St. Louta 48 6I (17 New 153 6S1 504 51 Roush, nneinaatl. 148 573 S3 IMS .341 Xnat.

147 878 t8 1S8 .323 -WUUams. 147 583 t7 188 .334 IS CLINCH THIRD Win First Two Games of Triple-Header with Pirates, but Are Blahked in Finale. PrTTSBtniaH, Oct. 2. Cincinnati clinched third place in the National Lieague today by winning the first game of a triple-header from Plttburgh.

is to 4. The visitors also won the second game. 7 to 3. while the 11rate defeated IH. Rawta tn th tklral A ll I The first game wai rtartad at iiaon.

hut before the thirrt ImuI been nr.ihe dai k- nw settled over the city, snd the game was ealhrsl at the "nd of the sixth in ning. It was lhi first time that threo National League games were plajed here In one da Timely -hitting by the visitors marked their two victories. In the dosing game the home batters reached Napier for eight hits The scores rmsT GAME. CINCINNATI fN AsHtTPoA PITTgBVROH fN.) AkRHTsA Rath. 3b Daubert.lb Oroh.Sb Roush nmesn.lf Kopf.ss Rsrtden.e Usher.

2 17 Rlrhee.If 5 0 I 4 0 8 217WCsrey.cf fl 2 MIDI Tlemey.Sb HOI I I 0 0 0 2 2 3 0 Bamhart.Sb '4 2 2 2 2 r. 2 3 i 4 Crtmm.lh 3 1 1111 4 1 I 0 4 0 12 f. 2 5 I Schmidt 4 1 0 3 .1 0 0 0 0 0 1 ti I 0 0 1 0 4 15 0 4 Cooier.p Glasner.p 44 13 IS 27 18 aVIrholaon YVIstier.p Utah a Tota 4 14 a Batted for Glasner In sixth. I. Batted fnr Wlsnrr In ninth.

Errors Kopf 2, Traynor Clnelnnall 1 I inn on 4 13 Plttsburrh 3 4 Two-base hits Groh. Rotish i2t, Tleniey. Barnbart. Three-hase hits lsurt. Kopf (2).

Stolen bases (3. lsnl.er'. Groh. lUrtden. Fisher.

Double plays itchmldt. Traynor and Haih and Dnuhert. Left an base lltta-burrh 8. Bases on balls Off Flatter 3. ner 2 Wlsnrr 1.

Hits Off Coop.r 10 In 1-3 Inntnrs. Glazner 4 In 3 2-3. ri.nor -4 I In 3. 1111 by pltehe rtv lYniu bv Wlsner mauben). Htmek om By Fisher .1.

Wlsner I. Ixvslnp Oieper. Harrison and ll'fiav. Time of Kaine SECON'I" GAME. CINCINNATI I riTTHUCRGIT (N I Ahnni'eA! AI.KIiro.

A r.i 1 ti 4 1 2 4 r. Uirbee.lf 1 'I 1 0 eev.rf 4 .1 ii 'erney .1 II 1 '1 IUlh.2b i Duncan. If Kkliiasa Crare.Xh CoumW.cf Allen. EI1er.Lb.lb Bn 4 111 Hllartihart.rtb 4 I r. 2 pvhittrd.ib 4 i 1 I l'l'stsha 0 illlll OtMaeffn.

r.c 101 WZlnn.p 1 I .1 4 1 3 0 4 0 0 0 7 Total ..11 3 Total. .42 7 14 'J7 tfi' Errors Eller. Barnhart. Putshsw 2). Clncinratl 000 000 7 0 ft7 i Hltsburxh 10 0 1 0 0 0 1 3 I Two-bnse hits Brrssler.

Nlrbnlson. Pam- hsrt. P.ller. Stolen b.tses I Blirliee. rim.

Crane. Sacrifice Tlermy. Iviuble 1) Br(non t.ft OI1 t.s. ctnrlnnatl 10, IKtsburRh 4. Bsses on Off Brenton 2.

3 Ktrorl: su i Zlnn 7. wi'd p.t I and Iny. Time of Hume 1 THIP.D GAME. PITTSBCROH IN.1 AhRHPoA Tlernei 4 1 1 1 1 Travnor ss a 1 0 .1 0 I fl I Nlr.ho'.son.lf .1 1 1 le cf 2 I) 0 I CINCINNATI (V Ah It 11 Pe A Wir.go.rb 2M 0 2 2 r.rf 3 11 (I 1 (i I JO 3 0 1 I (1 HI (1 1 KleLlne II II 1 1 :rnnn.lb 2 12 0 0 Crsne.31) 2 0 110 TtaMv-f 0 0 Zlnn.rf 1 I 1 1 .10 11 0 2 0 1 10 Morrison. .110 0 1 'J 0 ll I Xapler.p 2 1 0 0 Total Zl r- Is Total .20 0 4 IN 4 Called areount darklM-aw.

Krror Brassier. Clnctr.nall 0 0 0 0 r. Tvn-lMum bits Tb-nie N'eliolnnn. Napier. I Ftnctiflci l-e.

Doubl pii-ys y. Tray- nor and Grlnun; Mo: eii em and ilr'mm. 1-eft on bases C.nrhinbtl Pitta- 5. Bas. on bH fl Napb I.I Mnrrtsnn 1.

Hit by i P.y Napb 8tnwk out nrl'-r i omen i. L'moirrs Harrison tnd 0'Ia. Time of game 1 TWO FOR WASHINGTON. Senator Take Double-Header from Athletics, 7-5 and 4-3. Oct.

2. Washington won the two final games of the baseball season here today from the I'liils-ddpbla Athletics, 7 lo and 4 to 3. The scores PTTiST OAMK. WASHINGTON A HI LADELTH1 A (A.) AiRHpnA r. 1 2 1 o'ej-keajb Abll HPa A 12 2 0 lll.21 P.b-.

4 111 4 1 it It 402 4 0 a 0 I row lb 1 VV 3 10 2 0 re 4 1 0 2'V 4 112 0 0 1 r.ii;s;ii.wav..'lb 4 10 2 Jnhrwn.rf 4 111 0 Mr4v.nn.aa 4 1 2 r. Cour'n- y.p 3 114 1 4 0 a 1 i.j.p i Kelly 10 0 0 0 Mrsnre.n 2 0 0 .1 bJ. WalSW 1 0 0 0 0 4 1 10 Total. 3tl 7 11 27 il To'al .34 7 27 12 a Batted for Slapp In rnd. i BnTTed Tir Moore tr.

lli. Krrors fVRourke, Johnson, Iyke. u-tn 0 no 07 Pt.i:aielpMa 0 0 fi 0 0 0 Two-base hi' Courtni Lioobse plays CsMoway and IIms: Moore, Galloway and l-t-'is: cnfr.y. Oltourke ard Rrower. OTUHirke snd Brcv--r M-re, lr 'asm aed Ft vj-s.

on sscs WasbPiston N. IT.iia-deifbls 4. Was -a on ba.le rTt Co.irtiey 2. Wlapp 2, Moor- 4. Hits Off Plapn A In 2 1is.lna.

Moore 5 Ii 7 mit By Cin-iy 3. Monre ft. paraed hal Wlnj-o. 1 plt'cbs- Ptnrlres Kvar.s and Nalltn. Tims of raiue 1 :32.

SRCOND GAMK WAaKDJOTON (A.i A ai.antv.sl ibtnroA Sh.Tiks If rf 3 2 0 1 .1 2 2 5 Sill 4 0 5 0 rUllahen.2b IOCS 4 1 2 a 11 re ef 0 I lit Wsirer.rf 4 0 0 1 prower.tb 4 1 2afu.f. Walkvr.e 4 0 1 3 rriert.3b 4 I 4 J.4vnaon.tf 4 0 1 2 0 4 1 2tfti.f. tin) ij" J.4 41S tll'talla n-Hasrkr 14 loll jeSoi' 4 0 j. 0 JJ 0 1 1, r. fl Total.

.2 4 27 IS 1 Total. 92 1 ef 1 1 a Batted far MeCaan la ninth. Rat led for Naylor In ninth. Frrors-J. Wslker, MeCaaa 2).

0 0 2 1 I 04 Phllsdelphla 101 Ote 0 1 03 "There-baa hit rower. Home ran Dyke. Doubl plays O'Neill. O'Ronrrfe snd Brewer. Left-oa basts paw Hit by pitcher By Xaylor (Hallahan).

Struck out Dr Kb aw 4. Nsylor Wild pitches Naylor 2. Hhaw I. t'mplrisi Nalltn aasl Kvaas. Tim ef game 1 :34.

NORTH DAKOTA IS BESTED. Minnesota Wins victory Over Gophsrt by Score of 4113. MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. University of Mtnnr-evta scored a 41 to IS victory over North Dakota tnriy.

Brill nt form was displayed by Oae. Am-eton and Brown of 'nreaota on the offensive, wbfle North Dakota produced a series of forward passes that menaced the Gopher saaai on two occasions. aOnneeota kept her pet plays covered, reeorVof eUr mnty (vVtkaiL 1 i i i STATl-MIiL: Defeats Mrs. ftynch for Teriru: Championship in "Straight Sets, 62, 6 0. Miss Marie Wagner of tbe New Ter Tennis dub Is the champion of New York State.

Phe iron the honor yesterday by virtue of successive victories In the smMTftal aiU final rounds, defeating Roen thai In the morning by sooree ef1 0, 62 and capturing the final tedd 'and the championship in the afternoon from her clubmate. Mrs. E. V. Lyicn.VW scores exactly reversed.

4 0 1 Miss Wagner was a finalist -also tn the original State tournasnent -ifttt June, but coinplloations trsst 'irbsah prevented the playing ef th rrrae4 round with Miss Margaret Orove, -knd lster the National Association enJered the entire tournament replayed fre'-e original entry list of fifty-fear. Tte replay this week was marred by Maur I defaults, only nrteen marches' Being Vie cided by actual play during the'Veek. Following her defeat of Mlsi OroVeTn the fourth round on the preceding Ja, there was little doubt as to Mlsa'Tv'wg- ner's nhility to breeie through CA'-r-dlng rounds. Neither Mrs. ItoMlt thnl nor Mrs.

Lynch is ra liked close to Mlrs Wagner, wno ra 6en rate.1 among the rirst ten wohien-plar of the country ever since 101. Mlea Warner played her usual sklUfwl back court game yesterday and found hi necessary on but few occasion to X'0 the net to finish off the points. Vlalrsst both her adversaries she hsd wait for the errors that sooner or were almost sure to come. On hand. Miss Wagner was steadiness tt self, making almost no errors In either1 mat h.

and keeping her opponents asm run from side to side of the 4mm. line until they were finally completely out of position. Miss Wagner's defeat or Mre. "Lynch was the socond which she nag adrrrtn- Istered to that clever player In the final of a tourney inside a week. On 'the preceding Stindny nhe had vabqetehesl Mrs.

Lynch In the match for the Castle. Point Trophy of the Itoboken -Teanle Club, and that also was deeMea straight sets. Mrs. Lynch dW some ex. cllent driving yesterday, but her -game lacks the necevsary aggressiveness ts.

nable. hr to cope successfully with 'an opponent much better versod In the Wiles of the i The summaries: 'V lu.unn aians vrsailss mrs. i Koseiitnai. g. Ima' Wairnar defeated aisa.

i i.yui'ii. fc. ti o. STERLING WINS Takes Stellar Event on Proflramt the Latonla Track. v.

I.ATON I Ky Oct. 2. The tS.tVVO Ct. ington Handicap at a mile and thWs- Mlxlcentbs WJ von si l.ln.1. C.

C. Vanrrater's Sterling, which it .1 fcatt K. H. lil'lldlvv'y RmI mt fnea. nctli nn.l i nt.

iM im third. Tne summaries: 'i, FIRST RAClv-IMrse rlalmlttg: foer vear-oifia and upward: alx ftirtoqga, Kor- I lor, nosnds iMsrtln. II? to Suva "NO. Irsl Ilh.iJ-lrf.- ll.auly. Ill (Kennedy).

S.1.40. third. Time 1 ill i i Ih -t th, Way, Cap-I tain Burns. War Idol and War fcpirit else 1 and K. Idluj two-, ur-olds: flee and m- I half Rama.

W'i pounds Bar- 1 r-tti. 2.4f.. fli'at Cotirt Vtesi. I- P. i.

f. 7 lie. e.d TrlbsmsC 11 ga.7... (bird. TmtsWtOs.

i sMir-. inciom COIal Talent. Klachlaveill. Isn IhirtU-y. The Moor.

Oraleggo. Mollnera also ran. THIRD II.30O: etaJasMa mablrn rolls-snd reldlnes; two-yea r-otda: rive snd onv-haU furlones. Idv Mount tor. 11 pounds IK.

Wldai. 1 HO, tl.SO, erst, innsmi. hit, 4.0. I Jl.nd- Chief Brown. 110 fc.

'reoi)L judge De-neL Irf-ech. Heetaetilar Alri. Tttl Ilu.fl.llns; Ixiudrr and apt Itees else ranA FGl'HTll RACi; For two-year-eld eolte Vsa five nn I a hair ferkmgs. Be-' -lf '11 nonnCs (yKl. 1S 60.

IL.Vt. first. Muskallnnc 111" -(Ms. 10, imm del. Itekar.

ii. inirn. i 'm. I flivit i iirrl. Rsnsoun.

Is rn' tsnrii-e It tarWlln nean, stmnn ana nnecrest also ran. -v i ii i.ai' Autumn Handicap; far I' n.i.l mI I lurnmn. -s oi-i-ii. fiiKsyi, xaijo. 110.10.

first; Miss Jemlms. 114 (Oarner). i 1.12 tTaylar). third Time 11 1 Jortee, Jack 1lsr. Jr.

Cotton Blossom, Ginger. Llnsea, Minute Man snd Cllntonvllle also rma. SIXTH RACK- -The Covtmtlon HandVrap: fir re. -yrai olds one mile and thrrs-brg. 0.

tmlmi, (Iirtatardl. I2.30. $SW), ts.co, first: Rest Pal Itg cond; Caps. Mae, (I'arrito, ti so. third.

Time Peace Pennant and Grand 81am also ran. BKVKNTH RACF-lVr three-year-elds wSal upward, one mile and a furlong. 'Cbess eader, ins pounds iHelntsh). rT, ST.el r- o. fi- ih-kv ion (Martin).

IVS. S4.40. seoond Doee1. 101 (MUeti, iT.Itt, third Time 1 r.2 I J. O.

Stofl-. Adelfcs Wave. Manacer Paladin aasl aiic- ran. Wather clear, trark fast. LAT0NI A ENTftfCS.

FIRST tl.HOO; clafmfhgt Il nrwl tttiwmerf 4urt.nM -IVefert Ls(ly t7 pounds. CWrl 1t. ITotrl I'M. Ava R. 102.

"Hoi GfTsey 4 ftosrh 104. J-me do Armee leg. Hlrh Gear ion. Hnnd Bed 107. Csplatn Tarn 1WT.

Jsro lift. Vl'-W II4. Also elirlbls: Prince Ion. 'lulineme ion, John. 10S, Frltii M.

Bert Thurmka 104. Kyee ef Vouth SKCOVD RACr Purw SL.tOO. thrss.tsjstv, olds and upaard; sis fertouse. Vell-v K. po.in.1s, Rose 19 Move tain Gin W.

Klrm.nlte 112. WrwwrYh llj, Jaks l-ld 112. Ftm'i Boy 112. Tulsa TH. silce Tokalon 112.

Bsndng Beauty log, Toy Alorr; 115. Ik.rham 11 Also S'lst-1 1e tvoctor Jim 112. lions Roma I0S, l7ses var 11.V Frtrllty IW, Ifugss U. 10, 112 THIRD RACB Purs- fl.900: eialrrrmgt thre--year ils snd upward: ore and one-slvteenih ml'es 'Amanda X1 ponmta. Rap14 H'rlde 17.

silrale McGee 00, Coi i SOTS a Ml I'ure'ls ion. sA'n'rle 'm. -MiaeS Tnong 1 -viera im, ba-anee list, Ixiyallst 40" tbrnimtst log. Alse ellrlble: Mamta O. 101.

Richard V. I04tkrte Vald int. 'Jelllaon 105. Dolph 99, Hany Olover 104. I i KOCP.TU RACI? Parse SI ctVlmlnrt two-year-olds; fll'les.

five and a half or- w.a 1 L. wt-L. Ttvs snip's i nr Iar, My Rose Ii7. Diamond bale 110. aa1ry 110 l-sirw no.

hjb- View III, 11 11-. mp t.M lis AlaA Mlalbla 1 1.. r.ana::i H. ktarlsf av.ii. tea AcrlaHn 110.

Martha Orar lie. 1 i 07 pound, ng. j. -awoureaa l.v, John O. I OA, Pway ICS, in BlseM.

Daw 114. RAt 1- Itiis. 2.2rs; Mstropotlta R'XTM RACK Purse al'ewsneee; DIkIs lllrhway pjrw; two-cr-c4d niUej five Si.d a haT fsrlunts. iilitrrbvrg mims l-en well ilXi. Mammy Mtivs li'i.

Last Roe H. toreliness loj. fjfsle Arl RSt IVI, l-lima 11. EVr.NTH RACK Purse tlJftOi tvatiMnf; tbree-yrar-olds ard npviarrt: ore and 4-s'-te-nih miles. 'I ax Ptoadrs 100 peandSi wjl pj, lo.

Jawn W. Klein la. 'Jodre David Itri. altar H. ivaro PC.

Mary CuW lot. Moenir Old Bruntn psi, Dr. Ras lie. Cajnoufla- i 112. Abas eligible-.

Jack Hill IAS, Cann .1 Lmht le. Bee was ne. spars SS, Utf Thunatvei tf4. la Isross. i a parent lev allwwanre claimed.

i .1 i Weather elear; track fast. 1 1 1 1 1 11 hi 11 1 in ys MAD I (ON SO. CAtlbCfi TEX sttrKABU will reprwdaVe World's Series Gain: VHb esira ta STAR BALL Marfasg kaH a ad siuwrs. MbW at ewsisrw sir ssjsraa. ewsLtSs.

ihs, ssMsne m-7. jeMsr. jj i it 'I i- 1-.