The Boston Globe from Boston, Massachusetts • 19

DARTMOUTH KGINjPpRTION Hfe FIRST AfTlTHE-WAR WPtEAiLteRj; TP FOOTBALL CROWD IN THE STADIUM in memorIam 7 1 Lee I Charles If. Lee. died PepL 14, 191; alee hl ana. Robert K-lee, who died Oct. I f.ooe, bat mot fsrsauem by Mr f.flie lee asd child rea.

HARVARD- ROLLS UP 53t PO I 6 ATES i gashing 'Defeat for Maine flemT in th'e Stadium1 jiiiRsiS Gels the Feel 'of ttie feme1 night Away, Starting Seasoh TACKLE-PLUNGE' AT; BRADENS PLUNGE DURHAM, FATAL WINS FOR VARSITY A I Gardner Dow, Injured, Dies Score 7-0 in Battle With Later in Hospital J)r Bull's Eleven i tj i ii A New Hampshire States Victory Is! Second Varsity Beats Second Scrub, Marred by Accident I Neiilies Work Featuring Springfield on the 1 Hanover Gridiron 40-0 Silbe HANOVER, M. "Rept ST-DartmoutH ftwamped Springfield T. M. C. 1 to In its initial fame of the season here thla afternoon.

'j t. Dartmouflj ran up 20 points kt the mklvillk jrt thousand football fans Hooped "ond period, Jh pthox tw? touchdown, arv ard Stadium yesterday, I. r''" Mv, I uj uiun yriiriurt jkj.i.;i. own If, tl a Crlineon Varsity fd.Qtbain i J1 thbmU-. Spring Action for the first time ince nl of tho li'dl first period.

Ahen the teams changed losing memory of Mary t. Mad dea. died sept. I7. lion tw net forgotten I lure ore.

Jo bale and la. In nnd loving memory of my dear wife. amline lllion Martin (nee It'll), hn passed away jtept. tl. 19IA.

McCann In loving memory of Jvha T. Mr-1 nnn. h. away sept. 2S.

ISIS. I fioae but not forgotten by' bio wife ami rhiMrea." (McGrath Rrqnlrm mfl far rfWr mt lh ooli of Mary dint ept. 2ft. llft Mil Janm Vo. JU-d July 1, 1919.

W. VUKfM bn vpl. 29. 7 AtcCirath Iq muI and lavinc mrnM7 of Roo Mr4mth tnoo oho died 2ft. 191.

bon hut no forgotlm her hwhand. cbiL'rrn, mother, fatn 6ilm ami Kmcm ITrat oooler4tm ma iQ ho sold for Jawrph ff. sftarHey Tooa l. d. JO, at ft o.

mm Is Iu Goto of Ilravra Cburrh. Sooth ItoMoOn tooo bnt aot forsotton by if aaJ baby. Sullivan Sffond annixrrary blth mao for tlio rooo of tho ooal of Flloa hnlll-fan a ill ho hold at M- I raorta do 8alo Churrb. Vrrean Kaibarr Monday, Vpt 29, 1919, 9 a. Timothy F.

Millixoa. an incoming Springfield substl- tmv sw Hob Fisher a team, or better tute communicated with his teammates, 'm "nH a half, resulting in a penalty which gave the I Green the ball on Its opponents one- 1 yard line, he hall was then carried over i by Roljortaon. i Xn the third period Murphy scored the fifth of he Green's tou.downs fn Jirett fumliled a punt. A pass from Holbrook to Huttmeler scored the last six points. Jirn Jtobertson of the Dartmouth squad I five goals c.r-nfrom, first points shortly after Is ca Sprrliil to the Globe DURHAM, H.

Sept 2 Gardner Dow of 903 Kim st. New Haven, center of the Connecticut College football team, died shortly before 8 tonight of Injuries received this afternoon. In the second half of the game with Connecticut State Capt John Hopewood of the latter team punted. Karl Farmer of New Hampshire caught the punt and started down the field a top speed. Dow shot forward and tackled high.

Doth men went down heavily. Dow, it is believed, (aught Farmers knee in his stomach, for he was knocked com-pleteky out. His teammates took him to a nearby fraternity hou by advice of Dr A. E. Grant of Durham, hut he failed to rally and died shortly before 9 tonight.

Dow was a sophomore at Connecticut Agricultural Colkee, and during the war was attached to the Harvard Naval Unit. It was the opening game for New Hampshire State, which won. 13 to 6. The summary: NEW HAMPSIRE STATE row STATE Ax.in kf JjfHVitt JadtioiR If r' of thft rrrntrn nmi 1 the Harvard players got of the game, there was the no rv (first team did a lot of half, making lii opening business ve of substitutes remainder of the through with th hfit playing, gaining ground at all urages. t'annell, Siegfried and Hhelhurne did good work.

Ilrett, piloting the Springfield eleven, loomed up largo for tne visitors, loomed up large for the visitors. Capt tulnlan of Springfield and Cunningham or Dartmouth were disqualified for rough work. Coach Spears of the Dartmouth squad replaced many men throughout the game. The summary: 1MKTMOI.TII M.vern Ilcnly SPRINGFIELD KgKcbrech rt Johnson before an 1, In for th The regulars had things all their Special IMupatfli to the C2to)e HAVEN, Sept 27 Jim Braden five-yard liny pliinge- for a touchdown 'heat Df Bull first college eleven here this afternon in the Yale Bowl before a crowd of 15.006 enthusiastic Eli supporters. Braden kicked the goal, making the st ore 7 to 0.

in favor of the varsity. Two periods of 15 minutes each were played, but repeated fumbles, bud passes and good playing by Dr Bull's proteges held the varsity scoreless un- til the last few minutes of the second period, when Braden and Neville made a succession of line plunges which cul- minuted in Braden Kido. Kempton and I nici Neville, freshman quarterbacks of three and two years ago respectively, shared honors in the second game tr hu tup sgepnd varsity beat the second mt-v eleven. Although Kempton' magnificent run- ning'was a feature of the same, it was i Neville who really won the game in i the latter part of the second half, when he tore oft repeated gains around left end and scored a touchdown. Aldri' hs 25-yard run, after he had retrieved his own fumble, was a particular gain in the second team's contest.

Harry Graham, brother of l-'red Graham, the varsity end. is going around with his right arm In a sling as a re-sultof a muscle bruise, hurt in todays scrimmage. He was carried off the field I with a wrenched knee. Walter Camp, Walter t'amp Jr. Ered Carter and "Cupid- Black watched todays practice.

A squad of more than l'l freshmen reported to coaches Dlcott. Baldridge and Carter today for a workout ir the fundamentals. Dickens replaced Walker at tackle. Kirkpatrick returned to his tackle position today. The first team lined up as follows: Left cud.

Reinhardt; left tackle. Kirk-phtrick: left guard. Salt: center. Galvin: riglit guard. Zenner: right tackle.

Dickens: right end. Allen: quarterback, l.arose: left halfback. D. Welles; right halfback. Neville; fullback, Braden.

During the practice. Dr Sharia sent in substitutes, however. substitutes could not hire thpy third period, although they carried the ball 'rt-n wav. hat the llitnitig In the f. fourth.

Hates' goal line three times. Vvj tinchdowm- ame In all sorts of 4 Hd-'ie Gassy made two of av ul From! -r: rg Webber Quinlan Ig Clark KIwnrlN lo Mnnif)ll Ilrett CarIin civlletto 40. Tonchdowns made, liy Hnttmoler Cannell. Murphy. made, by RobortHon 4.

mouth. Shelburne for IJealy, Shepherd fr Cmmlnham, Fra Her for I'ogHwell, I .11 Iff Rowe Iff Ilarvel! Graham rff Kutehehler Kellitnffer re Reunion qh iK mice rklrplng rut toward the left (u.mlnahnm nnd then cutting In. tl ue Ned Ynungstmin iihin fashion. and breaking through rt J. vard nnd score.

Rater he Cogswell through the Bates right wing. G'noteli qb red past the defensive backs, threw (adder and rornred 56 yards to the Humphrey. a substitute quarter, mifhl f. punt on his own 40-yard line i tf pjuth and loltod straight of thft fhld. Hfirvaid IiiUm frr did ffood work for nnd he finally was dear, and A was easy for hhn LhrTn.ir,b tl rUl Jordan fb, Score, Dartmoiitli liobertaoii 3.

GouU from toncbilowii SntfHtltiitep: lnrt Ilhike for Mejers. Gruiiflnoin for Threntile for Jordnn, tor Shelburne. for Do MoQiilre It Clt iitU Voitteeii llo n'il FOR OTHER DEATH NOTICES SEE PAGE 39 HARVARD SCORING ITS FIRST TOUCHDOWN OF THE SEASON LOST, FOUND. ETC Suttnieiei for Plake. Healy Cuuulnham for Shepherd.

Hek rg Gnindman, Cocswell for Fraeer, Jor- tl I- ta Noo tora; -aii biiii i.r (4. iit.cnrif, A a ll2a RI.Ahi:. jrp F( (l N( I. I AMrw-wdI f(fyp, l.lRKUoL RKWAKD faV'T mbti fi tl tcIJiH cut. 2 Nrt -mb r.

Pirn. T. an. nod fwt ul hlnil 1 Ca hin.l gm 1 yr oH. i.rP.

aitij ft-l anti ta-d No. nait ai Andrews il.b rhh Maicr Farmer rhb Ilhh Amlron fb Pickier MuKenny fb Score. New Halnpaiiirc State 13. made, by Kenrtlon. Andrews.

G.l from bnch-dtwn. Bell. Substitute, Rowe for ltell. fr ButheUler, itnMlrbk for Reardon. Prentiss lor Mitchell.

for Prentiss M'tehell for ToV. Referee. It. I'. Stevenson, lxeer.

lmrdrp, W. P. tCCftniell. irt Head Jinesmau. K.

W. liviamL Tufts. 'I'iiue, lam and If in periods. DOW, POPULAR MEMBER OF CLASS, HOME IN NEW HAVEN NEW HAVEN. Conn.

Sept 27 Gardner Dow. who was killed in the game between the Connecticut State College and New Hampshire today, was a son of Mrs E. E. Dow of Eim st. this city.

He graduated from the' New Haven High School in 1917. and that year was uicked for the interscholastic center rush of Connecticut. He has a brother in this city. Young Dow had made, a line record on the local eleven and was one of the most popular members of his class. PATRIQUIN IN FINAL OF TENNIS AT ARLINGTON I lurk, Ellw'll ftr NV.ilei, Watson for Quinhui.

M'oltiu for iirett. lteiVree, II. C. MeGrnth. Hos-I tm College.

Fnijdre. T. F. Mtuphy. Harvard.

I.iiioKtnun, J. .1. llnllahan. 12m jeriods. Harvard Did Some Fumbling Xh pame was hardly as vnlualde 7., I aox- Ml Rfliy.

N.dVi 1 ARLINGTON. Sept -7 -The first and n'' second rounds were finished and one 1 semifinal played this afternoon In th- singles tennis tournament at the 'Arlington Heights Tennis Club. Carl W. 1atriquin was the semifinal round match winner and he will opitoae on Columbus Dav the winner of the semifinal match between Marshall Wood tn i i and F. H.

Bromade. George K. Stokes, t- after winning his first round match bv 0 ie-ter. vw- p. 1 default, lost his second round match to te Xi Kill, livid tu F.

H. Bromade. The summary: I le 1.. 1-, 1 beat. t4(r -j a.

Dvui n.n. imi Harvard First Hound-Cleorffr K. Stokes raul K. Bennett by default. mu.n llarxard 9l 4-3 ir y-f, Second Hound H.

Bromade ieore E. Stokes. 5 7. 6 1. 64.

Semifinal Carl V. Batriqiiln Prnitk A. Wwd. 1. 6.

i urrer. or git hl rt-a I TT mh boat Im DEATHS ui ii IST TijursJgr. fix iu SuuMt a.rd Idrd i-anu; ir Itifitifi tf. t'CtniM? btU'tt rin.s and 3 Ki dfit liJ 1 nu-f bin b-9t i ipi f.iiCT Irrr Mnlay. t.i it r.n;!iiiin.

TJ for the firnt varsity players a it nerimmaire against the Cambridge arMv nrATC Minru rDi mw would have been, but the coaches ArtMY BEATS MIDDLEBURY ymf well pleiiecd over the di-sposltion OPENING CLASH 14 TO 0 the teum to Into the gome and k-i-Mon, iu yav I here. WKST POINT. Y. -Sept 27 Tho Harvard did Home fumbling, but was Army beat Middlebury. 14 to 0.

in the keen to follow the hall, and with opening game of the season today. The line charging well and the hacks West Pointers were never Dressed hard ravins belter together than might have and although thev Presented a green Wn exoc-ted the first days tryout eleven, which displayed many early-r very satisfactory, (Season weaknesses, the Vermont col- Harvard kicking, however, did not i legians could do nothing with their run-TTKoture up to the expected standard, ninp ancl djd not even make a first down. Lystad ran around Middloburys left end for 45 yards and a touchdown early the second period, and the Soldiers second score came when Schabacker crashed through for a touchdown In the last period, after the ball had been placed on Middlebur.vs one-yard line as result of a pretty pas3, Gregory to Jilalk. The line-up: ARMY IPDHKB it Brown firing men were on their toes and tore Bripiister lg. rV-dhi 'hlpgs up generally.

Hilly Murray had jtJrcsn r-ke 'KH rg Breen 11 rt It Potrniz Iln Ik Tlionuia i re gory Ross I (I rhb Leonard Sclmbneker rhh 11, 1, nrst I 'le'IuaiTlp fh ,1, Parker rn; and ilorween behind a line; Score. Army 14. Touchdowns made, by 1 XI t- 4nng tip. Lystml, Nehabacker. tionls from touch- Bites 1-fid one or two chances on liar- touchdowns, McQimrrie 2 Substitutes Jnl sale of field, hut could make no Army.

Stout for Burns, Timberlnke for Stout T)i teams fumbles were Holk for Herrick. Himmler for Breidster. Crist Kelly for tt! team well In hand, and It. did not t.iko him long to find what plays V'ere liilng to "go" and where Hates' weak-'l rushline spots were, tinea these were found there wasn't Huh to the football game, with Nel- a juoncij or isreru, tveiiy GAY In South Boston. Spt.

2. lr. itlow of William H. (ir, (y yr. at hi ItllTO iolumhi rvl.

Sept. at 12:30. Kuoerttl fivm Stiutimo' uub iViou trri r. h.niw tjir I ehaiHl. Brock tt in.

at 8 oclock. Interment tnjeraM I or trtri if r-meter, Bmckton. I imre-l DAVID lirsnj 40 Uai.iTtca MANTIIORNE In Kuibury. Sept. 2d.

One-I -f- sqtlhiUM M.rit norue. Tj r. Funeral Hrt f'rflar a 'truino, ewirc frrta 1- Roslindale, by 20 to 0 In its first game of the season Roslin-ihile defeated the John liammonl Post eleven, 20 to 0 at the John Hammond American Iion field day at Franklin Field yesterday afternoon. The playing of Hill Whalen, Shiano, Turnquist and Davis featured. The ROSLINDALK JOHN HAMMOND POST Ocddick lc Holme Melntosli, le JeffeiNMii If rt Aluniru Davis Iff rff fuchli Murphy UniMaU Barton Iff Phillit Ttiriiquit rt it Atwo-'l Shiann re le if Smith Whelan Allen Poole Jhb rhb lhh I Smith II Whelan fb fb Rastiou Sore.

Roslindnle JO. Touchdowns. W. 'Whelan 2. II.

Whelan. Coal front tom'hdown, Tnrnqtiisi 2. Iliqilrc. French. Edwards.

Time loin fteriods. BROWN STICKS TO STRAIGHT FOOTBALL Effective Offensive Against Rhode Island State SHOP FIELD DAY HELDATJAUNTON Industrial League Opens Sport Carnival Series DROP KICK GIVES B. C. FINAL POINTS Blanks U. S.S.Utah Eleven, 22-0, in Its Opener Fitzpatrick and Corrigan Shinei Latter in Forward Passing cta at hi late residence.

121 lale oo t'amta lae. or aDi)rvhfi. a Monday at 2 p. m. Helatiriea and and ld-k ruaiiifiM ibij.

Mr iuvitel tu attend. Nora Scotia pipers plea i tcoin i 'll'jt 'if tt I It M. qovil, 31 copy. rainrMe reward Jel. 73 1 METCALF In Bouaerrille.

Sept. 27. Melina I MST Ana. 2. fr-rn tS Kterett" with of William A.

Metcalf. sr. Fn female i-i cat. while ujr, yray Itrad a4 neral service will held fans 10 Tconyai lad. name Ltertl reward for her rv Muiiday at 2:30.

trn 3 Vavry Everett. XKHoLS In Sept. 27. Henrietta, aid IJiST tie-tit h-tl male cLe. gark tiic late iTcorffe M.

Nichol. 57 yr. 1 tnu. with Wlaite auwer name of tl d. Funeral service fnm late redeie.

Saody: art? itif iraariinn a tM-iMixm Summer Irnn. Tuesday at 1 kratefuJJs reelrel. r' W. h.datis-e and friend invited. Burial in Nr- IS a Kn.

henna PioiT 4 wol. Mas. Auto corteffe. cheater. Md.

ROWEAN In lnrcheter. Sept. 26. by accl i n-wM oTred Myehtr MHft ana of A 121 Iimev. SnM Lsr- In It Hie feriaef deut, John J.

Ho wean beloved John J. aud Ellen M. Rowean. 12 m. Fa I In Hlllfi Vers cf rMiHI, fil Jemail the Chief Ground Gainer-1-Providence Team Wins, 27-0 Norwood H.

S. 37, Mansfield 0 NORWOOD, Sept 27-MansfieId High School football team was defeated here. 37 to 0. by Norwood High. The work of M.

O'Donnell at right half and Warifc at left half was excellent. Flaherty played well at left end. Mansfield's line is The summary: teran.se of the drive Harvard l's charging. Aa a test for the Harvard the gums did not amount to much, hut fittl'ude was to play with V.n-.p up arid to keep in the football gw ttie time. put into material hilt Wd-kiijpi g.n head: reward fr return or btqf.

inatho leadift- To A VF.I-v 7 tel Nroii.n Wft ll StadAt lJ ST lwiid for Brran, Bln for foi llo for tiregory. jwiiuo for i for Beha-mh for Mcijn irrio, IjMimk for I ierre: Sliepnnlson ft itroon, ItmkfxnMhirA for Kalin, for brown, fr Iirost, Sto. kwell for I.etm- an I. Iofene, Murphy. Hrown.

Kr- I i'rwC'r hlnjrtnn ami Jnron. Uitosmaa, ultz, Hrown. Timo. 10m quartern. nenl from Patent reidence.

231 Waihioc-ton Sunday. Sept. 2H at 19) p. m. Ser r-icc at St.

liuffha Church at 2 in. Re quietu tdirh mass Monday. Sept. 29. at 9:17 a.

m. Funeral privata. SIMONDS In IVmbrek. N. Sept.

7 Special Dfppfttrli "to the. Globe spt 2f--Te first field day of the Industrial Loagie, comprising all the local manufacturers, was held today the ITair Grounds and was one of, the most successful events of the xind ever conducted in this citv The attendance was estimated at fully TOCO and the various events wore well contested and aroused much The summary: MKV-Yard Dash Won by Alvah Hayes; N. Nett', second: Wilbur Forbes, third. Time, watcfi ta art vand: owner name and NrCn ad'irea Return to addrewa 1 Ciify Makes Brilliant Run Special Dispatch to the Globe PROVIDENCE, Sept 27 Browns foot-bait epening this afternoon, with a 27 to 0 victory over the Rhode Island State, indicates that Coach Robinson has a squad from which he will probably get Play for Iron Cups at Green Hill ItNlph only mu of John K. and V'aiherme vocland Simond.

31 yr. 3 no. 13 dy. Buriul at Wvomlnff Meire, Sun! DT- S'im of mooev tirD Ievrphire t. day.

Sept 2M. at 4:30 oYlork. 1 srdjy fienuts. TeL SOn.E In Shelter Dland IIeiylit. N.

1(lw Sept. 2. Mary Turner Soule, wife of t-v1- S. Soule. Funeral at the Soule lot.

Mt. non Cemetery. Abioghm. Sunday at 3:30. DST-Silr eye aa rae and rb1 Smith IVtdr 45,1 r-w and whte fra-tj d-r.

Ver- J- H- 45 oee I buiy r-frard Joie St LLIVAX la Jamaica Plain. Sej.t. XOKWYin Flaherty NVIkoii It Koran Iff 01 Jaiim 11 rff 1 hom.so! rt Riley LitilefiuM Wurii 1M. yt DDomtell rhb Kellev fh! Sore, Norwood Hiffli 37. M.

nThinnell i. Kelley Goal from toiH'hdonn made. Substitutes, Xitrwwtl. Kidule for lit iloriU. iLtrbaiiks ftr Foran.

Referee. 1m. Tare. Johr.son. Linesman, Walker.

Time lim periods. MANSKIKLD II -e Andi-r'U it IMke Bwer Winslow Iff D.ivel It Krfnon le Mopqk Dustuu rh l'uih rtou Iib Fox ler fb la tersoi) Tonuiidowns made. Ward. Riddle, by rt A. Kaarnev led with gross and ir, not.

In Class C. K. 1 fr tin the line, hut tonchback. Hates fumbled tonchback. Hates lumhled hhved daughter of Florence and Kn I R'arl mre4 lo 1 ASH Sullivan, and beloved lter of Mary F.

Fley. "I liM Hotel. Ftiueral fpm her late reidenc-. 3S OlmteaJ I I.VWT iat. dt r-n esiH Tuesday.

Sept. 3tt. at 9:15. Solemn -nenm reward. JaMToR.

st. arier Hie 'White led with 47 77 Westerhead getting the hall on Ci 11 ti.iQ.ve-yard line, and Ilorween at once I and 86 net lth 110 an Steph-o Iflatnt. to 4-rs an extra good eleven. Running High Jump Won by -T. A.

i Brown showed little but straight foot-H ei'gh rlWn'in SUC'0nd 'lowe11 tUird' ball, but in this style of play it detnon-Half-Mile Run Won by Frank Borges. John strated an effective offensive machine. 2mn29 nlrd' T'Q'e Only one forward pass was tried and the ability of the team in this line is known. Browns defensive work was especially good. Rhode Island making distance, Soft 8iu; C.

J. Menard, distance. nr r.n in the wt ote -a me 8in. second; -Fred White, distunce. 31tt llln, orily one nrst flown tne ni.otc ame.

tliird: I Jemail was Brown's star ground gainer ut nf by charles both oii line plunging and on end runs. Scanlon, second. HOUSES TO LET AND WANTED pxtuicni wrvire, at Our Lndjr of Ijonr.H Uinir, b. Itronk-lde at lo a. in.

Relatives and frknda invited. Motor funeral. Chicago. 111., and Nevr I 13. and New York city paper please eopy.

W.YI.SH In Dorchester. Sept. 27. Michael, beloved hnabanil of Catherine YValah 19 Fuller at. Noth' of funaral later.

Boston College qpened its football season at Alumni Field. Newton, yesterday, defeating the strong eleven from the battleship Utah, 22 to 0.. The superior team work of the Maroon and Gold team told over the sailor lads. Capt Jim Fitzpatrick made the final tally in the contest on a pretty drop from the 35-yard line. Fitzpatrick played a brilliant game and with Phil Corrigan was the sensation.

Both carried the-ball-well. Corrigan crossed the goal line twice and hurled passes long distances with great accuracy. One of his tosses into the hands of Urban for a touchdown. Scanlon and Halloran played well defensively and made gains consistently. On the line for B.

Morrissey. Heaph.V and Sheehan did steady work. The Utah team had a star in Ullrich, the quarter, who made several of the longest gains for his team and also shone in the tackling. He nailed Urban on the one-yard line in the second period, after tiro latter had received a 40-yard pass from Corrigan. After the kickoff the sailors lost the ball on downs and B.

C. scored when Corrigan tossed a pass from about the 14 -yard line into the hands of Urban. The cry at goal from a difficult angle failed. The sailors finally were forced to yield the leather again, Fitzpatrick and Corrigan made first drive" In me for the Crimsons first Throe plays after the next kickoff Kd- MURPHY AND THAYER LEAD C.isev made his first brilliant 1 I durklng up behind the rushers, and then IN WOLLASTON TOURNEY taoeifitcj vide to the left, cutting quick- 1 Th. lv twek, tad utter some pretty dodging, lu'ingiin npcii in lil for a touchdown, Jinstnn tbe cul)s ln Greater Tesard the end of the period Murray! 1011 dr ugd ktn ami Gulney fell on the WOLLASTON far Hates 1 iarvurds ,30 yard line.

I Four Ball Aecre'-nte hie was Immediately held for downs, Mill-pin- ui -C ,1 Ttlarer V'ijiVl- P-i '1-ey, on the first, rush, lirteaking clear Manning and J. i McCreeoery iyi N- Throng li the Hates' riglit wing, shaking and A. B. Hathaway. i if tad, ler and once again getting dear I'cHom and Y.

Hitchcock, i.B4 tr.S; r. (nnililet-. ronij) of more than 5a 1 "1 l'owler, 176 fill; o. F. Kelley Unix, Nelson and Kane made the next 1 -'hoi-e, 178 1 r.

k. Freeman and tooclidijivas before the half ended. 17a KiO. ollowinr unsuccessful atternptis fori COMMOWVKAT tit IHU goals from the 41 and 35-yard Class A -K o7i Nelson caught one of beans for- son, 70: lt.1 ttor' Sampson played sterling football at quarter and Williams showed up strong at end. Marley anu Murphy were the shiniiitf lights in Rhode Islands team.

The summary: RHODE ISLAND STATE lo Mallory It Hiirdle Iff Potter Seabury rff Holdeu Kaolt re Mowry Call lhb Marley rbb Murphy fb Fleck Touchdowns, Armstrong BROWN Williams le Sinclair It Ijuthrop Iff Hovinff Nichols rff ShnrtiefT rt McSwewioy re. qb Brooke lbb. Juinnil rhb Armstronff Score, Brown 27. oi it. ill Iltl 1 UV 5: A.

G. (juiuiDy 107 on three plays and itzie ion sr; n. u. Reckwl i another first with a seven-yard train. Vxt100, I Halloran and Scanlon, helped by mk)DIjAND strong interference on tho part of strong interference on tho Humphrey Dosgeb Tacklers Hnrvard substitutes started the 'htlf with Holmes, who had replaced Chirk at left guard.

tlid not count in the third pe- end of It ntade a swini'enT j'VioWn To81 rx. 'Vl'Ucn 1 130 04; A. h. Kbreht drive 36 Handicap Class A B. 2 down: J.

H. r. 3 down: H. vs Massichtixetts Rttiug Elliot, oven. C.

A. Hntilev liowker, 3 down; 1.. Ohe's-t( I I 'a 1 tie, 5 dov.n: A. E. Class K.

H. Folsom, 3 up; G. S. Seltzer down: J. Mathews, 3 down.

of yards on 10 piava to I 1 line. thp Inter- I Church as sent through the I hne tor the Crimson's sixth ti.ii.lt 1 (t n.l to Itudley-st. R.Mnnt SlatHrti. a tsmilv. Is I 1ejiiii-)iea(ed ail vifeos.

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t. 01 I 71b, BELMONT SPRING Qualifying hound for Chib Chamrdomdiin-L. O. Morrill. Sd 70: K.

B. Carlisl SB sif were made in this Pairing for First Round of Match Plar down. Two umre Motes period 220-Yard Dash Won by Alvah Hayes; N. 15. Neff, second: -J.

J. McMahon, third. Time. 24s. Three-Lcffiiod Race Won by L.

J. Siierry and J. O. Burton, John Lucas nnd Thomas Meilo, second; S. Mader and John Sousa, third.

Time. 7 l-5s. Half-Mile Bicycle Race. Open Won by T-onis Gilson: Joe Kartell, second; ilanuei Sousa, third. Time.

Ini 13s. Ktuininff Broad Jump Won by N. B. distance, 2Vyin; Fred Wall, distance, 171 4in. second; Charles J.

Jlenard. distance, ltt Xiin, third. Relay iltace Won by Lincoln Williams Twist Drill: Taunton Knittinff Mills, second. Time, lm C3s. Half-Mile Handicap Bicycle Race Won by J.

J. Kelly; Charles Coe, second; Manuel Sousa, third. Time, lm 9s. Tuff-of-War Won by Taunton New Bedford Cooper Company. Bicycle Pursuit Race Won by Louis Gilscn; Bartell, second; J.

J. Kelly, WILLIAMS 22TRENSSELAER 0 TROY, Y. Sept 27 Williams College football team opened its season here today by defeating the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute team 22 to 0. Boynton, quarterback of the Williams team, was the star of the game. He was one of the fastest men on the offensive seen in this section in some time, and broke up many plays which would have been costly to his team.

A fumble in the first two minutes of play gave Williams their first touchdown and from then on the Bay State men had things their own way. Rensselaer put up i a game qn -the defensive but could- 'brfeak' thfpugh the Williams line. The. summary: WILLIAMS RENSSELAER JoGyn le re Wright Fieser It rt Armstrong Giilbnn lg. Barts Mills c.

I.asell rg Fargo rt. Carick re Boynton qb Burger Beckett rhb Krefeer Score. Williams 22. Touchdowns. Lasell, Carick.

Boynton. Goals from touchdown, Boynton. Goal from field. Boyutou. Substitutes, Montgomery for Beckett, Gadding for Carick, Towne for Gillban: Sparrow for Lawtor, Bradley for bards.

Wheeler for Draper. Umpire. Chase. UttMiuan, Ivof Ba lime, 12 and 10m periods. AMHERST 3, BOWDOIN 6 AMHERST.

Sept 27 In a close game, Amherst defeated Bowdoin today, 3 0. Capt Phillips and Brisk were consistent ground gainers for 'Amherst, while Dostie Keeney and Peacock starred for Bowdoin. Zinc of Amherst kicked a field goal from the 20-yard lima in last The summary: DUNDEE KEPT BUSY, BUT WINS OVER EDDIE MOY i.vVi1II;VDEVP.i,rA Se.pt 27 Although Eddie Moy of Allentown carried Johnny IJundee along at a furious clip tonight at the National A. he could not tame the bcotch lop, who was a winner at tne end of the IS minutes of milling by a narrow margin. Moy made a good ShwnF for three rounds and kept the Italian on the defensive, but Johnny finally shifted hts tactics in the fourth Jab attack soon 0 ground.

Dundee fought at a furious clip in the last iso r2un an his better all-round wrk edged him in a winner. O. Loughlin. billed meet Johnny McLoughltn, was unable to go on owing to a deep gash over hi eye and Johnny uTiS flghir3ed the HART WINS B. A.

A. TITLE, DEFEATING F. R. MITCHELL MONTCLAIR. Sept 27 Pres Claude Hart of the Wollaston G.

C. won tne title of B. A. A. champion over his home links this afternoon, defeating Mitchell.

Brae-Burn, in a one-sided con: test by 6 and 4. Hart in his semifinal match this morning scored a win over his clubmate A L. Fowlec, by 6 and 4. and Mitchell de: feated W. S.

Carleton or Brae-Burn at the home holeby 1 up. In the semi-final round of the second division. L. O. Crane.

Commonwealth H8. beat C. S. Howard, Woodland (28 2 and 1. while G.

J. Martin. Woodland (15). beat R. E.

Wattles. Waumpatuckl (6), 4 and 3. Martin defaulted to Crane In the final contest. MANY ENTERED IN BROCKTON FAIR MODIFIED MARATHON BROCKTON. Sept 27 A brilliant array of middle and long-distance runners is entered for the modified Marathon of 10 miles, which will be one of he features at the Brockton Fair, taking the plade of the regular distance Marathon, which has been a feature many years.

1 Among the entrants are Frank Zuna of the B. A. -A. and Frank Sturgis of the Dorchester A. Brockton Fair Marathon winners of the past, and Carl A.

Linder of Quincy winner of the last B. A. A. Marathon event. Other entries include Jimmy Henigan.

New' England 10-mile Clifton Horne of the Dorchester A. who has a great track record: the veteran runner. Tom Lilley of Dorchester, and numerous other middle-distance men of repute. There are 26 entries in all. SPIRITUALISTIC MEETINGS.

STEWARD HALL." 4oi St. Meeting Snnday I'rof. the ztfteri red-er 1 wtipse wonderful niMSdSeJ atieak for Many other'' noecial readers. MRS. MARRINEIt, 5 Dale SL, Roxbory Circle Sunday.

3 p. in. IN MEMORIAM Canavan first anniversary mass at St. Ylar-gareta (Tinrrh, I)othelr, Tuesday. Sept.

30. 1919, at 8:13 a. for the repose of the soul of Fatrirk J. Canavan, storekeeper, U. 8.

X. R. Gone trap never to be forgotten by hi, sisters, Maine and Anna. i Dolan First anniversary high mass for tho repose of the soul of Liward Dolan, to be held at St. Francis de Sales Church, Roxbury, YVednesday.

Oct. 1, 1919, at 8 a. m. Relatives and friends kindly invited to attend. Gone but not forgot fen by his wife and daughter, Mrs.

XfcLaughlin aad Mrs. Cos-Ion. Donahue llrst anniversary high mass will be relehrated for the repose of the soul of James J. Donahue at the Cathedral. Ifoson, Mass, Tuesday morning.

Sept. 30, at 8 a. an. Gone but not for-, gotten by hie wife and children. Fitzgerald In loving memory of Ellen J.

FHs-grrald. who departed this life Sept. 29, 1918, first anniversary mass win be celebrated in St. Francis de Sale Charlestown, Monday. Sept.

29, 1919. at 7 a. ns. Sincerely and deeply mourned by ber husband, children, mother and sisters. Gately First anniversary mass for Ensign Grant Gately, lost en the Ticonderoga.

Tuesday. Sept. 30, at half past seven o'clock, St. dames Church. Ifarrisoa v.

'All invited. Hastings (Solemn high mass at St. Jam ChtiVch. Harrison st, Tuesday morning at a. for the repose of the soul of sines M.

Hastings, who died Sept. 21. 1018. Late member of Engine 28, B. F.

also of Pere Marquette Council 271, K. of C. Ob yonr grave I kneel and visit. Hope In Heaven ts meet yen denr. Ton suffered much bat swrainH not.

I watched yon. dear, day aad night. Until st last a broken-hearted mother Raw you pass away la grief aad sorrow. MMbr, Mrs. Katherlae' L.

Hastings, brothers aad sister. Herbert In and nnd loving memory of Elisabeth (IX lion) Herbert, whom God railed away Sept. SO, 2918, anaiver-sary requiem mass Taesday, Sept. 20, gt a. at l-mmaenlato Conceptloa Church, Harrison and EasO en-Mrd Gods hub wtO never be for- 1 gtyftea hr her onna and daughter.

par-Corrigan and FKizpatrick, advanced the hall by short gains inside the five-yard 'mark, where Corrigan went through center for the second touchdown. The goal was from a difficult angle, but Fitzpatrick sent the ball over. After a few short gains the Utah eleven tried a forward and then punted. Corrigan caught the ball and ran from his 20-yard line to midfield, where Strong brought him down with a fine tackle and the period ended. In the next period, after a loss, 'tne sailors again punted.

Halloran made a 26-yard gain, and followed with two more short Then came one of the best plays of the game, when Corrigan threw another pass to Urban, only to have Ullrich nab him as told above. The sailors here made their hardest stand. It took all of four tries to push the ball over, Halloran and Scanlon failing In two attempts, while Fitzpatrick was thrown for a two-yard loss, by Doyle. On the last attempt Corrigan carried the ball across on a play around end. The summary: BOSTON COLLEGE IT UTAH FrtxiH Entwistle SDiMhan It rt Fnnzler Morriaae? tl.qhy- Qw i.j J- Dowle- DovUx v.

Waraer Mullen rt i Avrv UomerfoiU Strwff I Oorviiran ql. Filrieb Halloran Uih rhb Fahrnetr Fitzpatrick Wolfe Scanlon fb Monahan Stxre. Boston Collect 22. TouclMiowns made, by Urban. orriffni 2.

oal from touchdown mad. Iv Fitxivi trick. Gital from field made, FUznj rivHf Snbs-tUutes, ollexe ftir T'rhan. T'oye for' Morrissey. Bluff for 0'Hiorord.

Carr or- Mnddtrt La Mnllor. MF.lfiney fr Hunoran. Hushes for Srtiith rdr tcClanefT, 'WMto'Tor tfVnri-. ffiiu. Ivdhdicr J.or HtiyriAen, Mcaejry Dc.flen 'for iTeh'pby Malker foY Avery.

Coombs for. WdfA. Referee. Joe Pemlle n. 1'iupire.

Charley I lcCartby, porffo.iwiv lmcs-mau. Donnelly. Holy Field judse. Lieut Boyer, Time, lUm period. FOOTBALL-LACKS FUNDS t.rt.

WaikerH. Tadi.re lt 1 'k ihln he the aslhhe Mo'iUtin Hor Brooks. M. Sweeney. Jemuil.

Goals from touchdowns, Armstrong 3. Substitutes for Brown, Sheldon for Williams. Ed Min for Sinclair. Brace for Latlirop. Coulter for Samson, Moody for Brooks.

Herriott for Moody. Shu-pert C(-7 Jemail Williams for Sheldon. Brooks for Herriott. Gullian for Edson. Lathrop for Brace.

Oden for Brooks, Doody for Armstrong. Jemail for Shupert, Young for McSweeney. Fuller for Shurtleff. J. M.

Nichols for I.athrop. Fuulkener for Jemail. Murphy for Coulter, Black for Roving. Shupert for Oden. Pascite for Doodv.

lieri for Shupert. lt entile for J. M. Nichols, Itiker for Young, Cowther for Murphy: for Rhode Island State. Atwood for Holden Wiley for Marley, Tweedle for Mallory.

Turner for Tweedle. Gardner for Wiley, Potter for Mowry. Referee, A. F. Noble.

Amherst. Umpire. F. XV. Burleigh.

Exeter. Head linesman. N. E. Davis.

Wesleyan. Field judge. G. N. Bankbart.

Dartmouth. Time, 12 'and 10m periods. JAMES HENIGAN CAPTURES FIVE-MILE RUN TROPHY James Henigan of the Dorchester Club, running from scratch in the five-mile run, the feature race of the Division 19, A. O. athletic meet at Russell Field, Cambridge, yesterday, won his race and the Michael OLeary cup as time prize.

His younger 'brother, Thomas Henigan, who started' a minute anJ a half ahead of the winner, put up' the gamest of fight; to Jtold his lead through to the tape, i- Arthur V. Roth of St. Alphonsus A. A. also' Had a minute and a half on the scratch man, while Martin Silva of St Charles A.

with orte minute start, and J. Tuomikoski of Hurja with half a minute advantage, were the other point winners. Roth was third, Tuomikoski fourth and Silva fifth. Philip P. McGovern of St Marys C.

A. won the mile in min. 34- see. with a 90-yard handicap. Albert St Alphonsus running from the 1W-yard mark, was second.

In the quarter, J. Driscoll, B. A. Ay- won from scratch In 56 best 'performance In point of time was that of J. A.

Caffrey in the Half, who won from scratch in 2.04 1-5. Gustav" Carlton of Svea A. C. won the 100-yard dash in 10 l-5s, with Paul A. Stevenson of Waltham second.

Arlington K. of C. won a ball game from Cambridge American Rubber Company team. 1- to 4. The summary: lOO-Ylinl Dash Won by G.

'u risen A. c. idydsi: second. Paul (lydsl; third, George 1(. Fe ley-.

New tone vitto' ftyds; Time. II) 1 r. 1 10-Yitrd Run Won by J. W. It.

Scratch): M'wrd. A Lvnn'd22vdsiJ thirl, J. V. Kitlrick; Ireliea4e ti3rd. Time.

5t. i Dash Won tv J. A. Caffrey, -B. A.

A. (serateUi; sersmd. Edwarl F. Starr, Ft Al-ttitonsns A. A.

(dydst third. H. C. Tuthill. E.

A. A. (oydst. Time, lim A Mile Bun Won by Pliilli P. St M.srv's C.

A. (ItOvds): le-rond, AUiert O'Neil. Hcnttitn. Ikin-liestry Club (Pn 30s. time.

Ship l-3s: third. Arthur V. Rolh. St Athoiieue A. A tin; ansi, rime- 29m 17s; fourth.

G. Ttioiuik.wki. Iluria A. A. i20-, time, 29ra 4S; fifth.

Martin Silva. St Cbrifc A. A. llm). time, 30m 136.

HavU'f spur heats and close RACING AT WEYMOUTH Chnrvti, i -W- Kne. hV' tToills 1 rom touch. lowus, -2 trr" .1 -(1 WEYMOUTH, 27-Split heats and noimes finishes featured the racing the Colony ire In smjen at South AVev-fh thiss afternoon. Samuel TJreh rk kwniilk 1 ilarvunl, cs I'zyrir oV for Weathcriiead. -Fxod.

UAN (r in I worn. iIm) ta lit th ft MU. D-rparr A A 1 fHinr oth-A oJ. fr It-ira BOWDOIN Iablffron rt Brewster i nr Dudgeon McCurdy Jx vMff Kerns Rhodes le James qb Crockett Sprague lbb Keeney fb Peacock from field. Zinc.

AMHESSy IavWe- le. Vail It Reuaswift Iff. -V. OWe Fnniey var. A Clark rt w.

Brisk Zmr qb- lhb. Card rhb Demarest fb Scove. Amherst 3. Goal IhlNlLilr -Au r4i. a i.ffR.

6J. J. potltl'jtl tUl 4 esqsf thf i5nr ol i rinku f7. 4llp Ck. KPFjTIAI.TY KALF-MAN i prnt tra, A1 A 1 1 9 Wep TOMi nA.S ENilM.E3 r- -I mlfif i ll'onor.

irinu u. oV I.l'n; 7 Janforrt Iorfbftor. SITUATIONS WANTED-FEhfALE HAIRI4lktLK 4,4 o.t: ifv'ws it IJu ff lb Weotfio-t I ir N. II. TrL South r--fun 2-77 W.

TUFTS SQUAD SEES THE HARVARQ-BATES GAME J7- medfxrd; Sept -Tuft-h football IthamintBh 2, 0 7 AuL, t'lrt -7 Waltham High Athlcn? I the Waltham Ainietlc 4ld thi SutwtMures. 1 aimer for Olsen, Ciimintng, for Clark; -Wing for. Brisk, Smith for Kuril WixhI- -ih-mh for 'for Lines ta ug, -tuarters. Oiqto fame, wneian is reaay to siarr a ween tJ tvlZ- -V V.J-V- of scrimmaAon ihe oval I -thatthe men should. -saa a Whelan is ready to start a Week it best -thatthe men see tuntmarv: At Sw 'In iff IV If.

FRAMINGHAM Sterena rt ThorirHi DEATHS CARBONE Geriaco; Moved husband of Iawiualina Carte. Rurtal from hi" late borne, 15 Reach Everett, Monday morning. SepC 1819. at 8:80. Services, at St d-roaa rd'e YSnircbj' Frtnea Bntsa; 1U; pytdeiro Aneud iu tied rtARKEIn onnr.

Sept; C. rciartaw Ci-yrit. at Trintty. Kplwo-! pal cuurrh, lwn H-i YV4im. Tueadajr, Sept-, 30.

at, 3 4- a- iuvited. nyiN Iu Roxbory. Sept 26. Mary. llovad wife- of Jatnea Davln (Dee Graumi.

Funeral from her late residence. 911 Harrison it. Muuday, Sepr. 21. at 8:15 a.

m. Funeral mass at St Fhtlipa Chorcb. Harrison at 9 ocloi-k. ltelatlvea and friends kindly lnvitd. Prince Edward hind papers please 3110 tafl.M'l a r-A14ba-t Rnnn.SB.

tbimlnr Ititse, only obild af'Tbeteae Bl and Uaroiyn Arxji so Evan. Services from the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Hennison. 147 Wintbrop st.

(W'in-tbrop Centre Mtationi. Sunday at 2 p. m. FA Wednesday. Sept.

24. 1919. Charles Ellis Fay. 66 yra. 10 mos.

Interment at VVeatboro. Tuesday. Sept. 30. 2 p.

m. WUliamxPii'a George brg 1 2 (Tapp' imiwrlai R(m. 3 3 Time, GLASS MIXED, MILE HEATS (R Fayx SoPCJ. iVi. 1 XV l.umvlianK parnues, Wilson, lim 3 Jl TitrcraPBst lild.

J. 2 TmieV 1:30, Biiiq.J 1' 1 CJLSS PACING llallarans Borsa. bm nlxwtha Mass Mae. lg 2 'Time. CLASS E.

MIXED yera Nanoy Forties, BJverashlg. ia3 3 I AMr ik tJt be M.A.i. 3 Time, 1:20. CLASS MIXED Deleyeaa Beulah May. bm Boulstooa It, blm Wtla Ted (t Sampson, rog 3 Time, 1:33, 1:3 y.

FOR OTHER CLASSEFiED SMALL ADS should-. Cambridge eleven in action. The athletic association will hold its first meeting this week in conjunction with the graduate manager of athletics C. P. Houston, and elect a new manager foi the varsity team as Manager Earle '2ft.

has become ineligible. Three new, recruits are expected out foi- the Blair'; from High and Colby Academy, Sid Hopkins from Somerville and Art Terri from Medford. Ollie Wescott and Dodo p.cwit will joii. the Whelan staff of coaches Monday and assist with the line. Miffffina tffrrvtt rt flarreton n8a 1 Murphy jw -Beacon rg: Clancy Hiffffina Iff Flarrettm It ,1 1 nr.

a if .1 I Hu-, The T.tnCofn' A of Brighton opened its season on Murray Park yesterday afternoon by defeating the General Electric Apprentice School, 6 to 0. The plaving of Reilly featured. The summary: I inrolns Reilly, le: Crowley. Ftrzpat-riett' igi Karan, tv': ret I yy UroiKerUM ujtMi 'Biftn, rrbb iagtiew lhh: Sullivan; ft. Genera Electric Gcarey, le: McMann, It; Owens, lg; Smith, Cunningham, rg; Joy.

rt: Harris, re: Haynes, qb; Howells, rbb; Ciistafson. lbb: Babcock, fh. Time. 4 12m periods. Timekeeper, Walton.

Referee, Hendrick. 20, 23, 24, 25, 2S, 2728; 20, 30, 31, 32, 34, 35, 36. 37, 35. 31, 40, 42, 43, 44, 45 A 46 Eratm. ix-tlwii Fiueatuao, luaith.

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