Daily News from New York, New York • 97

SUNDAY NlfwS, NOVEMBER 1 1925 59 LUCKY PLAY ALL OF THAT AT, EMPIRE FORDHAM BEATS N. Y. U. 1 EMPIRE CITY RESULTS PICKS UP WEIGHT AND BEATS MINO IN FEATURE RACE IN FLASHY STYLE, 266 Time FIRST lArE For twn-vear-Ma rliiminr Fiv fiirlntw Purse JI Olid. 1:01 3-5.

At pom 2:34: off 2:3. Start rood. Won easily: niaee Bir. Winner Ht-d-ford Farm oh. 2.

by Glass-erion Kaleukweooe. Tralrwr K. MulrrMii. Starters. Fin.

Jockey. Straight. Plaee. Show. Wt.

P. St. 14 Eay! By AL COPLAND. Lucky Play "made it just that for the punters in the last handicap of the year at Yonkers yesterday 108 109 111 1 10 10 109 112 4-5 1-3 li 2 4-5 7 6-2 8-5 6 7. 2 1 30 8 4 4-5 1-3 7 5-2 7-5 30 8 4 "Christina -Cherub Upton Winsome fi-rasehopps-r HoJyhead -Pontine Hair Preeser 4 SH 1 1 3 1, 3 8 6 4 2 li 5 8 5 6 4 i 7 7H 7 3 5 8 1 1 Bums 31 '2 Field 4" 3 Reilly 2 4 Richards 5 li 6 Kessner 8 Thurber 7- 7 Harvey 8 8 Ohrrt Victors Never Seriously Threatened by Foes.

Fordham university won the first important metropolitan football clash today by outscoring Tlie lineup Fonlham l.ry Pester Rrikf Stevensou llhesu-r T. t'nivemity Kelly Inina Mill Vy Sku.l.a White Fay n'Keiii Connors Riwelle Briante To. N. I. T.

ti. T. OR H. Sm Bedford Farm and Nn. F.

Ambrose Clark entry. Scratched Jaggrr. ilolly Locket. Hike, Zerline, Barracks. SECOND RACE For three-year-olds and upward: elaimlng.

Ahoat six furlonr. Purse SI. 000. Time 1:11 2-5. At post off 3:03.

Start bad. Won driving: pUce same. Winner C. H. Thienot b.

4. by Delhi Morion. Trainer' A. i. Golds-bo ronph.

In. anliing Wcvtuif Straight. Plane. Show. Starters.

akxewfki Wt. St. Fin. Jockey 1 Thurber 2 Beach Ki-U F. 8.

Beegin. Pnm'eloa. I'ns- 4" V. Renins. IVnn.

Deimor 109 8 Zero Hoar 110 6 H. Commander 112 3 7 5 1 1' 1 MeOabe 4 6 110 10 2 2 hi 4 Keilum Reprisal Evil Mamma Brood i Reilly 1 7 34 7-2 7-5 3-5 7 5-2 -5 1 2 5 5-3 2 4-5 2-5 "0 .8 4 2I 8 4 8 8-5 15 8 3 8 3 8-5 10 4 2 105 6 8 104 2 -3 2 3 8 Royal Airman 112 4 8 8" 4 6' 8 Thompson Fields Huff Richards 115 10 9 7 10 10 1 4 6 KeMable Whitewash Running Fox 107 115 IO Legere 6V 10 Scratched Trevan. The P11 l)et Gla'rhL Connie Skyscraper. Brub Maid. Harry Thurber Harry Payne Whitney COLUMBIA MEETS N.Y.U.

IN BATTLE ROYAL SATURDAY With New York University rejuvenated, gridiatorially speaking, by the efficacious methods of Chick Rf veil loo. Saddle Ring, lovictuo. Thunderbolt. THIRD RACE For three-vear-oMs and upward: claiming. One mile and teven'y.

yards. Purse $1,000. Tune 1:47 3-5. At poet 3:22: off 3:23. Start roo4.

Won easily plaee same. Winner R. J. Murphj a b. by Huon Sandsi.it.

Trainer A. J. Murphy. Dutch Woerner Zei Graham Straitht. Shout.

Starters. Wt. P. St. 1 Tin.

Jockeys Thimble 113 2 3 3 3 3 1 Beach Tnumoh 121 1 .1 1 1 2 Were 3 1-2 5-2 Star Falcon 112 3 4 4 4 4 3 Cooper 12 Sew Hope 107 4 2 2 2 2' 4 McGrath 12 5-2 Fordham mtart who helped win way to victory. N. Y. 266. More than 15,000 at the Yankee stadium saw Gar-gan's Maroon eleven completely outplay and outwit Meehan's Violet First Quarter.

Scratched Harum. Forest Flower. FOURTH RACE Handicap. For all age. Six furlongs.

Purse J2.HtO added. Time 1 9 3-5. At post 3:52: off 3:53. Start good. Won ridden "out: place driving.

Winner Loe Cabin Stud's b. 4. by Fair Play Lucky Catch. Trainer- L. Feuslel.

Fm. Jockey. Straight. Place. Show.

Fordham scored twice in the first quarter, leading 13 to 0. 2-6 1 -8 8-5 1-2 8-5 3-5 7-8 1-2 2 4 5 1' Thnrber 2 Fields 3k Richards 4 Obert' 5 burns Start-rs. Wt. P. St.

l.ueky Play 125 6 2 2 3 3 Mmo 128 3 3 3 2 Puiue ,111 4 1 1 1 1 AvLsack 123 1 5 5 4 4 Titan 106 2 4 4 6 6 Scratched Maud Muller. Manning got the hist tally after a loiur run around rieht end and several plufcges at the line. Gra FIFTH RACK For three-year-olds and upward: claiming One mile and seventy yards. Purse (1.000. Time 1:45 1-5.

At post 4:15: off 4 18. Start good. Won driving: place some. Winner W. S.

Kilmer b. f-, 3. by Sun Briar Oontessina. ham kicked goal. Oraham made the second touchdown by clever 1 rajner Bray.

Starters. Wt. P. St. running through the tackles and around the ends.

He missed the 1 Fin. Jockey. Straight. Place. Show.

1 Thnrber 1 i-3 2 2 KHhards 8-5 2-5 3s 3" Reilly 15 4 1 4t" 4 FranciK-o 5 1 6 5 Burns 60 20 8 Sun Tess 107 Tort Idol 107 Forest Flower 109 Buter 115 Cork Elm 108 3 1- l'S l'W 1 4 3S 2 3 2H 4 5 4 5 2 6 6 Seratcned King Jimmy. SIIXTH RACE For two-year-old maidens. About six furlongs. Purse l.t0O. Time 1:12.

At post 4:45: off 4:48. Start bad. Won easily: place same. Winner James Butter's br. 2.

by Pebbles Minaret. Trainer- J. Johnson. goal. Briante ran 20 yards for N.

Y. U. as the quarter ended. Score 20 to 0. Second Period.

Fordham ran the score up to 20-r-O in the second quarter, outplaying N. Y. U. throughout the session. Soon after the touchdown Buckley broke through tackle for forty-five yards, and Graham car- i-ioH rVx Kail nwr after a lour dash Jo-key, Starters.

Wt P. St. Fin 3" Fin. Ricrtards Thurber Straight. Place.

Show. 8-5 2-5 8-5 2-5 8-5 1-2 100 30 8 Motmue 115 Question 112 Sunnier 115 5. Little Noon 115 4 4 1 2" 2 1 3 3k 2 IS 1 4 4 3 Harrey 4 Bareene Coach Crowley Coach Meehan Mentor at Columbia and N. Y. U.

Meehan, coach there this year, th Columbia university game next Saturday will be of more than just of passing interest this year. It will be more than jut a workout for Coach Crowley's charge at Morhingside Heights, fir Mohan's aggregation already has an imposing number of victories on its slate, including that over Middlfbury by the overwhelming score of 33 to 0. N. Y. it has been brtafhed, is looking forward to a great year next year, hoping to grt Brown and other large universities on its schedule.

Meehan, having a groat freshman team to draw on, which includes TNT Lassman, a 2C0-pound star, and Frank Briante, now only asophomore. expects to make its Scratched lnwiMic. Conserve. around right end. Graham kicked Double winner at Empire and owner who scratched.

when he picked up 125 pounds with Thurber aboard and won the near six furlong distance by a- length and a half from Mino, which was two lengths to the good of Pique. But five started in this event after Harry Payne Whitney's Maud Muller was blue pencilled. The start was a good one and showed Pique in the van by the narrowest of margins, with Mino and Lucky Play almost alligned for the first half mile. Lucky Play was at a seeming disadvantage on the outside, but when the stretch was reached this worked to his benefit as the going was a bit faster and he was enabled to go to the front at the furlong pole to win in a drive by open daylight. Mino raced down Pique in the last three-sixteenths and got the place in a drive.

The winner was a 7 to 5 shot and the third favorite of the afternoon to win. A Welcome End. Get-away day closed off a seasoa of 155 days of racing under Jockey ctu i auspices and helped to make amends for the rather long period of the most dismal turf sport seen hereabout in many a year. Few wished for a continuance of the hot and cold running, bad starting, and worse riding which has been the vogue since the. finish of Belmont park's autumn meeting.

A really good crowd put in an appearance at the hilltop, with old Sol on his best behavior, making conditions in marked contrast to those of Friday. The course had been left a trifle dull by the arctic weather of the day before and although there were a couple of awakenings in the shape of remarkable improvement, form was on the whole lived up to. Favorites Score-First of the favorites to start the day off right was Christina, ridden by Tommy Burns. This xhorse was well supported, being coupled with Holyhead, and backed from 2 to 1 to 4 to" 5. She raced in behind Mr.

Butler's Winsome for the early part of the journey and then went on to win by two lengths from Cherub, which had alwaya been well up in the running. Upton finished four lengths back in third place. Thurber prefaced his win on Lucky Play when he piloted Del-mor, to victory in the second number. The start was a bad one and goal. Graham missed, a lorty-yara attempt at drop kick later in the toward the rail, while Beach was enabled to bring Thimble down the middle of the track to the end that she virtually walked in by two lengths, with Triumph a half length to the good of Star Falcon.

Thurber made it three wins for period. Toward the end, an aenai, Connors to Briante, gained fifty yards for N. Y. U. Score 200.

End of the half. Third Period. FnrHham enndn't worp in the third quarter although the maroon made several close approac-res. Sfnrino- v1 Graham's Jonc ran on a fake punt formation from his 5 yard line. Fordham carried the Roll tn th Vinlota 2.ri vard Ktrirw.

first bid for glory by holding Columbia to a more socialle teora this year. And there are those who say that N. Y. U. might even have a chance of coming out in front-wit the breaks, of course.

Nevertheless, the experts, fit-ure Laurel Results. FIRST RACE For three-year-olds and apward: claiming: nurse $1,300: six furlongs. Carefree. 117 (Johnson). $1.40.

S3. 10. Johnny CamphelL 110 K. Ramesi. $4 00.

Ensign. 110 (J. Burke I $2.30. Time 1:17 1-5. Also ran Kufiya.

Guernsey. Clear View SECOND RACE For two-year -olds: e'aa-amg: puree $1,300: one mile. Do-ia-riva. 89 iMumlr, l. $:4 4K.

$9.10 $fi40: Gunny Sack 104 lWalla-el. $13 70. $9 70; Tarn helm. 105 iFlsOerl. $11.00.

Tim 1:47 2-5. Also ran Cheater-. Best Shot. Muriel 5.. Jimmy Hrfiwn.

11.. Trrde, Swoop. Foreman, Indian Tale. TH'RD RACE For two-year-olds: purse five and a half furiongs. Prince of Wales.

115 IR. Williamsl. $35.30. $11.80. $7 70: Ontrifugal, T.

Wallt. $3 8u: Toyland. 115 lOHrem. S5.60. Tim 1 :0 4-5 Also ran Maluba.

George Apple Cross. Sea Rocket FOrBTH RACE For all ages: the B-vltimore handicap: purse $2,500: sin furlongs. Digit. 110 E. Barnes).

$5 f-0 $3 50. $2 70: C-oich BrK-m. Callahan). $3 40. $2 Po'It M-Wigrles 106 (Bniening).

$2 80. T.me I 15 4-5. Also ran Slow and Easy. Red Winsnrld. FIFTH RACE! The Wanhiuf ton handicap; for and aiard: purse one mile and a quarter.

Joy Smoke, 112 tButwell). $21 OO. $8 00. $330: Fig Blaae. 122 (Johmool.

$2.80. Aga Knan. 122 tSlcvens), $2.70. Time 2 4-5. Also ran Prince Hamlet.

Msid at Arms. VaJador. Princess loreen, PrisciUa Ruley. SIXTH RACE: Foe tliree-year-ohls and op; claiming: Hirer $1 3oO: one mile and a sixteenth. Seaman.

107 (O BnenJ $6 60 $380. $2 88: tilenmore. 109 (Banks)'. 7. $4 80: Mil.

H2 1 Jen kins). $5 IO where Graham's dropkick fell short Buckley carried the bail over alter 30 yard run, but the score wasnV allowed because the Maroon had Columbia to win by about throe touchdown, despite the fact that the presence of Chick Meehan haa heen holding. Graham missed another dropkick and Briante hit the Willis Sharpe Kilmer's Sun Tess in the fifth race. This daughter of Sun Briar was an even money shot. She got much the best of a poor start and Thurber had little trouble in keeping her in front for whole of.

the journey to win by a length from Mr. Butler's Turf Idol, which was second most of the time, and five lengths in front of Forest Flower at the end. It was fitting that the year's concluding race should be won by a Butler horse. This happened when Mosque, ridden by Richards, virtually walked in at 8 to 5, with Question, Thurber aboard, second, and Simpler, on which Harvey had the mount, third. Simpler and Question ran themselves into the ground in the first half mile and enabled Mosque to come along in the stretch in the comparatively good going to win cleverly.

Louisville Results. FIRST RACE S1.20d: claiming: for three-veir oMs and upward; sx furlongs. Sola Mix 88 Mortensonf SO.60. $4 50. J3 40; Braedelbaii 110 Uolly J8-10.

3.70: The Runt. 96 KoeI). 3.TT. Time 1:14 4-5. Alee ran Valley Long Point.

Shark. Baasorah. SBCOXD RACE $1,100: for maidens: two-year olds: six furionga. Fig Sweep 11 lUnrmunnl S4 BO. Si XI 52.20: brought about euch satisfactory results with the N.

Y. U. team, Columbia again has the services of Capt. George Pease and Ray Kirschmeyer, and besides that has behind the seasoning games with Ohio and others. It will be a struggle for city supremacy, nonetheless.

Fordham will clah with Holy Cross, which has a victory over Harvard, at the Polo next Saturday. Fordham has not lealen Holy Time 1 :53 2-5. A 'so ran Goldmark. Smarty, F'inl, Cross since 1917, so figures ordham line lor several snorx tains. End of third "uarter.

Fourth Period. oth teams added their totals in the fourth quarter, the final score being 26-6. The Maroon tallied fifst when Walsh intercepted a forward pass and ran it back 40 yards. Manning carried the ball over on a line smash. Late in the period Pearlman recovered a fumble on Fordham's 25 yard A Bhort aerial, Connors to 'UNeill, gave New York its solitary touchdown.

Both Graham and Connors missed their tries far. extra points. HARVARD CREW. TO WORK HARD Harvard's rowing' schedule Is the most ambitious program attempted by the Crimson in years. They open their season with Princeton on Lake Carnegie May 8.

The annual regatta with Yale is scheduled for June 25. Harvard also will enter the American Hen PENN CANDIDATE FOR COAST GAME Either Pennsylvania, Illinois, Michigan or Dartmouth will play it is about time to orCJeo O'DonneU'i Worcester outfit. Last year the Maroons almost gained a tie with the Purple, but a lack of reserves was costly and enabled Holy Cross to shove over two touchdowns in the last couple of minutes. ciari 112 Pooiei. 70 J.CT50: jn Pasadena, New Year's dav i Skuesdale.

115 tConnollyi. J2.40. Time Also "ran i-ory Donna, Lacr Syne. 1 clash conducted by the Tournament frf' Kos committee. The western I THIRD RACE $1,200: claiming: for thR-e-year-olds and upward: one mile and 1 team Will be select by the a sixteenih.

Pacific coast conference. tit 00 b't in- ahairac4. 1 03 (Jnhn. N. Y.

SOCCER siT46. $2 AO: Bankrupt. 101 it wasn't long before Reprisal, the favorite, was winging his way well to the good of othe others. Coming to the stretche, Zero Hour turned a form flip-flap and raced out in front, being two lengths to the good at the eightth mile. In the ast furlong, however, Thurber awakened Delnior and got home by a length from Zero Hour, who was five to the good of High Commander.

Reprisal wound up in fourth place. Thimble was made a 9 to 20 shot in the third race, at a mile and seventy yards, bu tcoming into the strctwh didn't look to have a chance. At that stage. Triumph was four lengths in front, with New Hope a length to the good of Thimble. Fortunately for the supporters of the favorite.

Triumph OUT FOR GOOD Steele). K1.00. Time 1:50. Also ran Midnight Rose, The Spa. Lancer.

FOURTH RACE SXIOO: claiming: for three -rear-olds and upward: six and a ARMY GRID TILT The first game of the Second Army Corps area football series will be played at Fort Hamilton today between the Fort Hancock aggregation and the Hamilton eleven. 1 half furlongs. Hollo, 10 fJollyl. $7 70,. 3.90: FretwelL- 110 tConnallyi.

Henry Meyersdierks, New York Giant soccer star and ere of the best known players of the metro-' poli tap district, has played Lis last game of soccer football. Playing against Philadelphia, he sustained an injury that probably has ended his football days. He was to hav been left fullback of the United States team that will meet Canada Clearing House Report. ley regatta. 10-MILE RUN The first Bay Ridge modified marathon handicap race will be conducted Dec.

6, under the auspices of Hammer Pierson club, recently organized. The distance will be about tea miles. $5 30. $4.80: lag urawuiii. mi (Hallm-rtonl.

Tim 122S-o. Also ran Reautifnl Addie Ferguson. Tennie Day. Sunny Duerow. Ctibweb.

FIFTH RACK For two-year-okto: the Kentncfcy Hub stakes: purse added: one nuie. Cjtnter. 122 i Turner I 650. S3.70. $3.10: Flight of Time.

Maibenl. $3 80. $3.00: Rbimx-k. 122 iSb-. $4 10.

Time 1:41. ran Dark Phantom. PercusKion. Exchanges, balances, Federal Reserve bank's credit balance, and New Hope were steered through the somewhat heavy going I next Sunday at tlibets lield. Lancaster, Helen abe, 1510T-cun..