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THE BOSTON GLOBE TUESDAY. OCTOBER 30. 1917 LEARY'S NAVY TEAM ERNIE SHORE COMES TO JOIN THE NAVY LOOKS MIGHTY GOOD Game With Army Saturday Promises Fine Football Red Sox Pitcher Reports The Sign oService SOCONY for Duty Thursday Barry, Shorten, McNalfy and Lewis Due on the Same Day Harvard Informals and Freshmen Join in Practice Session Pitcher Ernie Shore of the Red Sox ar- rived from his home in Bertd. yesterday morning and is ready to report for duty as a yeoman at the CharlestAwn Navy Yard. Thursday Motor A wide riety of mixture it being told under the name "gasoline." The best way to be surt that the gasoline you buy measures up to quality standards Gasoline is to buy from the dealers listed below.

They sell only SOCONY uniform, pure, rowerful. Look or the Red, White and Blue So-CO-ny Sign. SOCONYi morning. On the same day. Manager Jack Barry, c'hick Shorten.

Mike Mc- era Shall We Stand by France in her Appeal for Sugar? War has so reduced Europe's supply of sugar that the Allies are in actual need of this indispensable food. America is appealed to we are asked to use sugar sparingly, so that the people of France in particular may have some. England, France and the United States are working in accord to conserve the sugar supply. The present conditions are only temporary, for it is expected that when new supplies come from Cuba and other tropical countries, sugar will be more plentiful and ample for our needs. The people of the New England and the Atlantic Coast States can do a patriotic service by saving sugar.

They should not hoard or waste it. Do not pay an increased retail price. American Sugar Refining Company "Sweeten it with Domino" Granulated, Tablet. Powdered, Confectioners, Brown MOTOR Nally and Duffy Dewis. who also have enrolled as yeoman, are due to report for duty.

There is a possibility of Lewis being! transferred to the Mare Island Navy Yard, but Shorten and McNally and Barry will make no effort to have their, assignment changed. EASOLIHEI Business Manager Dan Considine said The Sign of a Reliable Dealer and the World's Best Gasoline yesterday that Pres razee win come over from New York tomorrow wirii the STANDARD OlLCO.5! NY. intention of personally spiking various yarns regarding the sale of the club and other things. While here he will ar-j DEALERS WHO SELL SOCONY MOTOR GASOLINE range i or oowncown omces in mc eter Building. Three rugged looking elevens contributed to the lively football atmosphere at Soldiers Field yesterday afternoon.

The Harvard Informals; the freshman squad and Leo Leary's blue-jerseyed team of Naval Reserves scampered through signals, kicked, forward passed and plunged at the tackling dummies. According to the usual Monday afternoon schedule the work was light. The Informals were all pretty lame and stiff after their rugged contest with the aggressive soldier boys at Ayer. Every man who took part in the game reported to Coach Rollins, however. None is seriously injured and the squad still is in good shape physically.

Phil Zach and George Flynn, two tackles, will be out of the game for a few adays because of injured legs, but all should be in good condition when the Naval Reserves from Portland arrive next Sat-urdav. On Saturday, however, the In-f-rmals will not be in the limelight, for they will retire to the field behind the Stadium, while the Army and Navy plavers take the center of the stage. Don Wallace gave the freshman squad a light workout. Two elevens indulged in snappy signal work, and Wallace gave the linemen a session of special instruction on defensive tactics. The game with Worcester Academy proved to be one minus the sort of opposition to thoroughly try out the mettle of the Harvard youngsters.

Just what they possess should be revealed the coming Saturday when they stack up against the strong Kxeter Academy eleven. While the informals and freshmen were working out, Leo Leary drilled his eleven of picked men from the 1st Naval District. The team is a combination of speed and weight, and doubtless there will lie some fine football on tap when the Army and Navy elevens clash Saturday in the Stadium. Every man on the Navy team has had experience on college teams and has been able to absorb a large quantity of football in a short time. Running through signals vesterdav thev looked" mighty good.

The team litiecl up as follows: Wall, Strecher. lc: Adams. It; lg: Butler, Algar, rg: Sadler, rt; Skilton, re: Murray, qb: Cannell. lhb; Casey, rhb; Enwright, Eowney, fb. Rayniie Skilton.

well-known hockey and baseball player, reported to Coach Leary yesterday afternoon for the first time. Skilton has displayed his wares in the football line for three years in the 'adet-Battery contest. When in action on the gridiron, as well as on the ice. Raymie is full of action. He will be a valuable man for the Navy eleven.

4 BOSTON Aberdeen Garage. 20 Aberdeen Ht. Auto Sales Co 112 Worcester St. Aritiory Garage, 37 Ferdinand St. Bay State Tire 306 Columbun Ave.

Bascom, George 31 Stanhope St. Buick Boston "97 Massachusetts Ave. Bishop Motor Sales 79 Beacon St. Becker-Stutz Auto 677 Beacon St. Brazill, M.

132 Cummlngton 8t. Bowman. J. W. Miner St.

Beacon Hill Garage, 12-16 iiarden Beacon Motor Car 660 Beacon St. Backman Garage 255 Northampton St. Brookline Ave. Garage. 462 Brookllne Gale Vernon, rtops.

Cadillac Auto Co. of Boston. 80 Jersey St. Cadillac Auto Co. of Boston, 664 Commonwealth Ave.

Chandler Motors of N. "14 Beacon St. f'hardon St. Garage, 24 Chardon St. Connell McKone, Brookline Ave.

Dupriran, John 10 East Concord St. Ourgln Garage, 6 St. Mary's St. Federiil Oil 123-125 Pleasant St. Federal Oil Mass.

Ave. and Norway St. Franklin Mqlor Car 616 Commonwoaltn Ave. Flanders. C.

108 West Brookline St. Garford MotorTruck 900 CSnmonwealth Ave. General Motors Truck 926 Commonwealth Ave. Grogan. It.

Cummlngton St. Grow, George 321 Columbus Ave. Oransteln, Leon, Huntington Ave. Orainstein, Leon, Park Square. Henley Kimball 6D2 Beacon St.

Hall, Marshall 17 Clarendon St. Hall, Marshall 297 Northampton St. Hall. Marshall Pleasant St. Hennessy, W.

42 Harcourt St. HenshaW Motor 915-921 Bovlston 6t. Hart, A. 'T. 650 Beacon St.

Hansen. A. 55 Blckerstaff St. Hawley-C'owan 570 Commonwealth Ave. Interstate-Boston 157 Massachusetts Ave.

TOPICS TVP TIPS AND I I By SPORTSMAN SEVEN BRUSHES ON THE OPENING DAY New England Fox Hunters Make a Good Start Weaver of Acton Takes the Pool for Making the First Kill at Princeton and is the present Junior A. A. 1'. five-mile champion. In a handi- i cap meet at Penn the other dav Granger I Francis ouimet has taken off considerable weight in his brief training at Camp I 'evens.

By the way. Francis in the match he played at Brae-Burn Saturday wore the tag. which he paid for like any member of the gallery. won tnc nan -nine anu uiovcr me iwo-mfle run. Dewey Rodgers.

the colored sprinter and qtiarter-miler, and Kverett Smalley, the crack Philadelphia schoolboy hurdler, are in the freshman class at Penn. Baseball will miss B. B. Johnson, if next season he is not on the job at the irvmgton Street Garage, 25 Irvington St. lackson Motor Car 1109 Commonwealth Ave.

liead of the American League, and no Jenkins, D. 5 St7 Marv'a St. Jenkins, D. 5 Jiidd, j. 685 Beacon Rt.

'l Kelly-Springfield Motor Truck 5a5 tm- A glance at the lineup of Western football teams suggests the melting pot. Nebraska has Hubka. Kosisky. Imteau md Schellenberg in its lineup: Miii-Kan. Froemke, Weske, Genebach, Han-ish and Weitnan; Notre Dame has Andres.

Rydzensski, Rouschettl and Zota: South L'akota. I'ehalya and Holverson: Wisconsin, Klvyer. Kfalovec. Bondi and Illinois. Haias, Ingwerson.

Fire-uaugh, Schlaudeman, Rundquist, Sterna-man anrl t'harpier: Ptlrdue. Pierret, Mize and Htifline. and fhicnigo, Rond-zinski. Brelos, Block I ind C.orKas. one will miss him more than his staff of i umpires.

Pre Ban is the man who! njade an umpire's job worth while, both I because he backed his staff and because i I he rewarded good work with added re- numeration. What Pres Johnson did for' I the umpires redounded to the benefit of i baseball. Dartmouth has had three HolbrooK aprrlnf Ibr 4. lobe EAST I t- William fttnon masstei of hounds of rt( KniflaiHl Vos "Hunters' t'lirh. atnrted I-tth annual call for the hunt at 9) tins niorniriK.

almost Ideal, there aemg suWMf, fnml upon the ground la maki Keviiard keen. Seventy n-vr- itli primed for the gert sta ted Not lMiv att taking t- the rough, a a- it.irt. il ami after an hour, cluing arm li the tnarrv led a merry i liasc. AgnWhonler ea er of Acton basgel the first nil'- the hunt ami inci- OWIUM l.lllde.l I he oo. HICKEY MOVES TO PROBE REPORTS OF SECESSION CHICAGO, Oct 29 Reports that three or four clubs of the American Association plan to withdraw and merge with certain clubs in the International League caused Pres Hickey of the American Association to issue a call for a conference of the owners, to be held in Milwaukee next Sunday.

"If the Indianapolis, Louisville and Toledo club owners have decided to secede, it is onlv proper that we should know about it," Hickey said. "I know-nothing officially of the reports, but we shall expect at our Milwaukee conference to have them either denied or admitted." Pres Hickey' wants an explanation of the reported movement in advance of the annual meeting of the association, which is to be held in Louisvilfte Nov 12. TWO HURT IN CRASH AT UNIONTOWN RAGES INIONTOWN, Penn. Oct 29 Eddie Hearne won the annual automobile race of 1GS miles on the ITniontown Speedway today. His time was 1:49:2.85.

Tom Milton was a close second, making the distance in 1:49:27.45. Earl Devore and Ira Vail, driving in relay, finished third in the race for the prize of $3000; their time was 1:54:37.05. Gaston Chevrolet was injured when his car crashed into the guard rail. His mechanician also was hurt. Both men are in a hospital here, but neither was seriously injured.

Fred McCarthy of Pittsburg won the 50-mile consolation race and also the three-cornered match race for the Cniontown Speedway championship trophy. AMATEUR BOSTON AND OTHER BOWLING Colonial and Winthrop Y. C. did the" best work in the Amateur Boston Pin League matches last night. Colonial hit 1591 and W.

Y. C. was one pin under that mark. Britt led the individual with 364. Cahoon rolled and Fyatt 344.

The standing received quite a shaking up as a result of the matches. Wirisor and Colonial continue in a tie for first honors and the lead of A. B. C. and Cottage Park Y.

C. in the tie for second was cut considerably. Winthrop Y. C. and City Club won last night and the win lifted them out of the cellar.

Oxford and Dorchester dropped to the bottom of the list. Oxford lost three to Colonial. 'Winthrop Y. C. defeated A.

B. last season champions; Dorchester lost to City, and Cottage Park Y. C. contributed to Winsor. Dorchester's set was unusually low, being but 1457.

and it appears as if one or two of the stars of last season might be missed. A new league joined the list last night and the bowling is being done at the City Hall Alleys. The organization is known as the Moose League and is composed of teams representing Moose lodges of Boston, Everett, Maiden, Pea-body. South Boston and Quincy. The scores: DORCHESTER Ashmont Garage.

Gtl Talbot Av. Centre St. Garage, 160 Centra St. Columbia Road Garage. IN Columbia Road.

Cutter, W. Bowman. 18S5 Dorchester Ave. Dorchester Yacht Club. 320 Freeport St.

Geneva Ave. Oarage. 40 Geneva Ave. Granite Ave. Oarage, 17 Orantte Ave.

Harvard Garage Ct. 18 Harvard Avt. Henry. M. 1140 Vsshlngton 8t MahoneiL Cor.

Morton and Blue Hill Ave New England Auto Hsrvlec Station! Blue Hill Ave. Savin Hill Yacht Club, Savin Hill. Simpson. John, Blue Hill Ave. Cnbams Corner Oarage.

81(1 Columbia Walnwrlght's Oarage, 288 Mlnot St. Weaver. W. 8.. 30 Branch Ht.

KAf4T BOSTON Carr. .1. A 7 Walley St. Ford Service Jos. Hicks, 465 Bennington St.

Orient Auto Station, T. R. Rawson, Orient Heltrhts Orient Heights Yacht Club. Bnyswater St. Sumner St.

Garage. J. Raclch, 141 Sumner St. EVERETT Rrowrt. C.

193 Elm St. Burnslde. A. 18 Everett St. Everett Squsre Garage.

343 Broadway. Everett Square Harare. 305 Broadway Klttredge. F. 1633 Parkway.

McCormack. D. 82 Hnncock Rt. McDevltt. J.

Cor. Elm St. and Wood lawn Ave. Mvstlc Garage, 24 Mystic Ave. National Garage, Corey St.

Plerottl Sons. fJ92 Main Ht. FOREST II I -Bradv. P. 91 Morton St.

Forest Hills Garage. E. R. McLane. St Ann st HYDE PARK Federal Oil Claarv Souare.

Hvde Park Oarage. P220 Hyde Park Ave. Norfolk Garage. Cairns 1386 Hyde Park Ave. JAMAICA PLAIN Arborway Garsge.

209 South St. Beaufort C.nrnge, 639 Center St. Columbus Garage, 410 South Huntington Ava. Forest Hills Garage, Ht. Ann Ht.

Glen Road Garage. 3359 Washington Ht. Hoyfs Garage. F. C.

Hoyt. 3380 Washington St. Keddle. Robert. 804 Center St.

Woodbourne Auto Station. Hvde Park Ave. Tulll. B. 139 Lamartlns Ht.

MAI. DEN J. I. Oross. 1 Winter St.

Hazen-Wsrwlek Oarage. Lebanon St. Mailer. A. R.

646 Broadway. Maiden Gnraare, 167 Eastern Ave. Manlewnod Sq. Garage, 706 Salem A. A.

Cuenln. Prop. Morton Mountain Ave. Parks Osgood 259 Washington Ht. Rfiwe Contracting Salem Ht.

Sbennard. Henrv. Cross St. Stiles. E.

655 Salem St. Suinmerafit. Oarage. 40 Summer Ht. Terminal Garage.

339 Main St. West End Garage. 56 Commercial St. Wetlergreen, J. Center Ht.

MATT A PAN Bine Hill Ave. Oafatre. 1R09 Blue Hill Ave. Cannlff. W.

cor Walk Hill and Almont Sts. Kpeedway Garage. 1104 Blue Hill Ava. MEDFORD Emerson. Rudolnb.

Elm Ht. Flvnn. J. 1ST Mystic Ave. Gustavo Rappoll, 293 Harvard Ht.

Harvard Ave. Garage, 38 Harvard Ave, West Medford. J. A. Hart.

81 Main Ht.f Main Street Garage. 308' Main Ht. Medford Hillside Osrsge, 364 Boston Ava. Medford Squsre Garage, Riverside Ave. Mvstlc Side' Filling Station.

Middlesex Ave. Nellson. Otto 464 High W. Medford. Oher Son.

J. F. 492 Hlh St West Medford. Palmer. E.

Co. 582 Boston Ave. T'ark Street Oaraae. 183 Psrk Ht. Soother.

F. Riverside Ave. ThftH Souarn Garsre. 8 Morton Ave. Tutten Brothers.

Csn1 Wet Medford M1T.FORD Kelly. R. 107 Houston St. MII.TON Blenkhorn. O.

594 Randolph Ave Milton Auto Service Co 69 Adams st NEPONHET Lawley, Geo. A Son Corn. REAIrVlM.E Readvllle Garage, Frank Kunkle, Wol-cott St. REVERE De Angells, A. Cor.

Bay View Ht. and Revere Bench Psrkwav. Keytone Garage, A. M. Curtle, Green HI.

Lincoln Park Oarage. Cost chase, neachtnont. Vorrroas Pharmacy. 659 Wlnth'ron Ave brothers who have been halfbacks, Lieut Richard Holbrook, formerly a Green player, is now stationed at Syra- case. Y.

while his youngdy brothers, and "Pat," are playing on the 1917 varsity eleven. Their home is in Keene. H. The nun iilnn teemed with exeneniem. IK the lor.es were plentiful.

hen the Bill Mayes, the St Prep and B. A. A. athlete, scored a touchdown for Notre Dame against South Dakota Saturday. Sec of War Baker declared himself in lavor of the continuance of sport in our colleges and yet there is to be no Army-Navy game this year for good and sufficient reasons.

Why Impugn the motives of Harutrd, Vale and Princeton because they are not to meet? HAUGHTON PROMISES A REAL ARMY ELEVEN FOR SATURDAY CAMP DEYENS, AVER, Oct 29 Percy Haughton. Harvard coach, arrived in camp today and started his "Haughton System" on the rookies here, who aren't altogethei rookieish in their football knowledge. He brought out the famous blackboard stunt, and skull practice" was held in the Depot Brigade Y. M. V.

A. hut. Billv Robinson, the Harvard quarterback, is assisting Coach Haughton. and it is clear that intensive training will be as severe in football as in Army vork 'ere. "We've got to do work in one month that, we ought to have three months for," the coach explained.

"But we shall have a real team ready for the game with the Charlestcwn Navy Yard next Saturday." Forty men were out todav, but Haughton has a few hundred others to look over. Lieut O'Connor of the 301st Infantry. Dartmout.i coach, will be the football squad doctor and "Porky" Flynn official trainer and rubber. This morning private Flynn had a letter to deliver. It took longer than an officer thought necessary and as a result the boxer was washing windows in.

his barracks part of today. Eattery of the 001st will put a team agp-inst Somerville High next Saturday afternoon, preceded by a battery parade from 1'nion sq to the Somerville Field. Sergt Herbert W. Carr is heading the team and Capt Norman Brown is coaching. har I en allel in It was esnecred th.it altogether seven brushes ii t.iki'ti a noteworthy aehleve- amt It' the Ittii hist-TV.

Tb urmial hunters' dance ill he held Penny Leonard, through his manager, I fe Ta p. iii Mouse and on ItfneauliO he annual mectini? is sched- made public announcement before his! 'bout with Freddie Welsh that he was! going to enlist. That was some time ago for the i ltih'H niarteri at the rWftt Hotel. anu no nasn i come inrougn. rnere lsn 'anything cheaper than making capital MATT WELLS BESTS It is stated that the latu.

Kvert Jansen Wendell, so well known in sporting and philanthropic circles, had a card index containing the names of boys in I all parts of the country whom he had helped or in whom was interested, on alleged patriotism. Phil Baldwin, a former Fniversity of Pennsylvania athlete, is with Gen Persli- HARLEM EDDIE KELLY Latter Kept on Defensive in I iitg in France. Baldwin is said to have i won the iOO-meter, championship in Italy I in 10 2-5s, but as the world's record is .1 10 3-5s. his performance is to be taken with a grain of salt. uoys wno Knew him as a friend.

A movement has been started to form a memorial fund in his honor and already 12'H) boys have sent in contributions from 10 cents up. The fund will be used for needy boys and to establish an endowment for the Brace Memorial Farm School of tlu Children's Aid Society. W. Butcher, 2M William st. New York cit.

will be gl id to give any information about the Tund. Granger, who has been at Dartmouth for the oast two years and is a brother of W. R. Granger, the well-known middle-distance runner, has transferred to the University of Pennsylvania. Another transfer is L.

L. Glover, who was Pittsfield Bout fpcrial Pi-pi tel. to lh- 4 lobe FfTTSFIEl.P. H't Matt Wells of England won the honors in his li-round tout with Harlem K.ddie Kelly of New Tark here tonight. Kelly, who was the htonte.

as he passes his Summers here, wis en the defensive throughout. He drverty Mocked many of Wells" on-uight. 0STON BOXING TOURNEY FOR THE SOLDIERS' FUND The late William B. Plunk'ett was a ball j. layer of merit.

The Springfield Republican says of him editorially: Will' Plunkett, as the boys of his time knew him, was as good a baseball player as Berkshire County ever produced. Tall and trong, a great batter and swift runner, with a long reach of arm, he was an ideal second baseman. The professionals early made a bid for him, but old Gen Plunkett nad no sympathy with that sort of thing and reserved his boy for the achievement in manufacturing that became his." -it REVIEW OF RADIO SCHOOL MEN ARMY AND NAVY GAME EVENT A meeting of the committee on camp sport and recreation activities met at the office of Chairman W. F. Garcelon yesterday afternoon.

Eieut Deming, the old Yale halfback, represented Eieut Cowgill, director of sports at Camp Devens. It was announced that, as a feature before the Army and Navy game in the Harvarc." Stadium next Saturday, there would be a review of 1700 men from the radio schfeol at Harvard. A special train will bring 1000 men from Camp Deveiu. There will also be a large contingent from the Oharlestown Navy Yard. Harry L.

Ayer, so well known in golf tournament management, has charge of the arrangements for the reviews. The central figure on the posters for this event, a soldier hurdling in equipment, was reproduced from a snap shot taken of Bill Meanix at Plattsburg. The posters have been donated and distributed by Charles C. Clapp of the B. A.

A. Amateur Boston Pin it in (1 Oreen Ocean Norrls Garage. J. McLennnn, Ave. and Shirley St.

Ocean Pier Garage. R. Thompson. Prop. Pier.

Psrk Souare Garage. G. M. Horner. 164 Kimball Ave.

It St plan ied to hold an amateur box-kg tournaim nt in this city in December he the soldiers' fm.d. Joe Conway, who rtd the movement, has interested K. A A. A V. to take a mail Colonial (louse.

1 14 9" 120 Hnnsls. 10! US liles'n 111 lit! 92 ste'aon 10Y 131 90 119 107 87 Ox ford 333 HWl'w 92 S8 99 21im Young 100 84 io; 121 114 328! KW Twill 87 99 81ft ti'h'gs 117 95 110 279 290 348 297 322 boxers, eluding Jack Britton. from engaging in any contests in Wisconsin lor a period of six months, because of I Britton failure to post a forfeit in con- late as to whether the board of gov- LOURIE UNLIKELY TO PLAY AGAINST HARVARD 1921 EXETER, H. Oct 29-No Exeter player was injured in Saturday's at Princeton. The squad was given light work this afternoon.

There was 550 554 487 1591 ABC Tots. .533 475 528 1536 Wiscl'v B0 122 102 P.20 crs of th union will sanction the affile uil le received next Webb 95 92 101 Yeaaer 81! 92 100 Thursday There is no question but 112 91 131 334 will agree to have it under Pyatt 136 100 108 344 Cock 106 111 90 307 Slocra 110 94 132 330 T'send 4 121 104 307 Waters 92 98 101 291 i.eji. as It for such a worthy Baker 100 95 118 322 Kenmorf Oarage. Commonwealth Ave. King 650 Beacon St.

I.add, George 396 Columbus Ave. I.alimc Partridge, 70s Beacon fit. Linseott Molor 566 Commonwealth Ave. I.ongwood Garage, 142 St. Mary's St.

Maguire. J. W. 745 Boylston St. Maguire, J.

W. Harcourt St. Massachusetts Auto Club. 100 Stuart St. Massachusetts General Hospital Filling Station, Park ma St.

McNear, George 34 Cambria Rt. Moore, Blades White, 53 Stanhope St. Mors, Alfred Cutler 705 Beacon St. Motor Car Service 338 Newbury St. Motor Mart Garage, Park Square.

Munson Garage. 11 Munson St. New Kngland Velle 80 Brookline Ave. North End Commercial. Garage.

Brown Clogher. 420 Commercial St. Nos es-Buick 17 I.awton t. i.jO'jLjaor. Auto Stanhope St.

Owen Magnetic Car 12 St. Mary's Kt: Paige-Detroit Co. of N. Miner St. Patterson Lubricating 114 Broad St.

Begem Garage, Lansdowne St. Riggs, Warren J. Icj 176 Pleasant St. Koberts Garage 320 Newbury St. Rockett Taxi Cab 341 Newbury St.

Rockwell, C. 640 Commonwealth Ave. Rush Motor Sales 159 Mass. Ave. Scripps-Booth Motor Car 616 Commonwealth Ave.

Signal Motor Truck 949 Com'nwealth Ave. Smith, Bryant G. Sons, 661 Beacon St. Snow, Coombs McBeath, 142 St. Mary's St.

Somerset Garage. 3 Maltland St. White The, 341 Newbury St. Wing. Frank 562 Commonwealth Ave.

Y. M. C. A. Auto School.

316 Huntington Ave. ALISTON Hall Motor Truck Company, 1123 Commonwealth Ave. Ideal Garage 6 Glenville Terrace. Murray's Garage, 147 Warren St. Onlgman, Bertha 62 Franklin St.

Tlmmons, Arthur, 45 Brighton Ave. Travis Repair 318 I.lncdSh St. Three Fields Garage, 1356 Commonwealth Ave. Vnion Square Garage, 73 Hano St. ATiANTIC Fratus.

Joseph. 394 Hancock St. Dunsford, Isaac. 365 Concord Ave. Forsythe Mickalsen, Pleasant St.

Forsythe. J. Brighton and Pleasant St. McDonald, William. 618 Pleasant St.

BRIGHTON Anthony Pilling 280 Washington St Brighton Center Garage, 381 Market St. Burge. N. L184 North Harvard St. McVey, T.

tl. 55 Market St. Moore, William Oak Square. Rowe Contracting Washington St. BROOKLINE Boulevard Garage, 29 Webster St.

Beaconslield Garag Regent Circle. Brandon Garage, 613 Washington St. Chestnut Hill Garage, 199 Commonwealth Ave. Coollilge Corner Garage, 39 Marlon St. Corey Road Garage.

112 Corey Road. Durgin's Oarage, Waldo St. Fleming, John. 67 Washington St. H11I.

H. 14 Sheafe St. Hume Carriage 926 Commonwealth Ave. Magoon. E.

31 Harrts St. McCracken. H. 22 Prospect St. Miller, G.

GO Washington St. Park Garage. 30 Washington St. Regent Circle Garage, 300 Tappan St. Turner's Garage.

4 2 Aspinwall Ave. Webster Place Garage. Webster Place. CAMBRIDGE Acme Garage, 295 Prospect St. Barber.

R. L. 3 Vasaar St. Boyle, J. CBoat House), Brookline St.

Bridge. Broadway Garage. 464 Broadway. Buick Boston Lansdowne St. Brooks, W.

683 Mt. Auburn St. Cambridge Coach 35 Church St. Cambridge Motor 195 Mm. Ave.

Central Garage, 38fr Green St. Chevrolet Motor Shoe Leather Bldg. Columbia Garage. 1S7 Columbia St. Costa.

J. 257 ProsjJeet St. Dana Garage, 397 Harvard St. Dolan. J.

Sidney St. Fayerweather Garage, 74 Fayerweather Rt. Ford Motor Company, Charlea River Road. Galvin's Garage, 59 Boylston St. Harvard Auto 1230 Massachusetts Ave.

Harvard Square Garage, Dunster and Mt. Auburn Sts. Henley-Klmball 157 Vassar St. Inman Square Garage. 1266 Cambridge St.

Irving. S. 101 Concord Ave. Lechmere Garage. 920 Cambridge St.

Muck Motor Truck 186 Massachusetts Ave. Massachusetts Ave. Oarage, 2335 Massachusetts Ave. McKlroy. 12 Belmont Watertown.

McLaughlin, W. 29 Glenwood Ave. Mitcheli-Luras Motor Hayward St. N. E.

Auto Service 272 Massachusetts Ave. New Oxford Garage. 6 Eustls St. Newtowne Garage. 817 Somerville Ave.

Nevins, William 171 Sherman St. Parry. Mrs. S. Lea.

115 Washington St. Porter Station Garage, Somerville Ave. Reed. A. 15 White St.

P.ichdale Garage, Richdale Ave. Sanderson. E. Third St. Sanderson, M.

29 Elm St. Sawyer, E. 24 Cambridge St. Smith. F.

71 Amherst St. Stanley, John lt)03 Massachusetts Ave. Storer, F. A. 41 West St; University Garage.

975 Massxchusetts Ave. CIIARI.KSTOHN 9 Charlestown Auto Station, J. W. Harding 418 Main St. Cummings 10 Chambers 8t.

CHELSEA Broadway Garage. Wm. Eburne. Mgr 17 Fourth St. Central Garage, J.

J. Hynes, 27 Fourth St. Chelsea Oarage, W. 8. FTacker, 1C7 Parkway.

Chelsea Motor Mart. Gale 17S Washington St. Chelsea Sq. Garage. Welner SImonds, Pearl and Park Sts.

Metropolitan Garage, Tremont and Ferry Sts. Webster Garage. J. H. Malone.

141 Webster Ave. Yarln. 31 Park St. DETtHAM Bay State Garage and Auto Parts. 851 Washington St.

Conley, Mrs. Margaret, Bridge-St. White, W. 351 Washington St. i no scrimmage.

Oapt Eourie, injured in the Yale freshman game, still limps, and is doubtless barred from next Sat-j urday's game with the Harvard fresh- men. Tots. 532 490 523 1515 CITY Tnts. 494 526 570 1590 DOKCHKSTKB Hines. 100 90 82 278 'EXTRA ROUND NEEDED TO Revere Pharmacy.

A. Oaeta, Prop Broadway and Revere Ht. Wldron Curtis Shirley Ht and Otis Ht. Walton Garage. c0r.

cvntral Ave and Broadway. ROHI'INDALE Patterson Son. J. 4256 Washington St. Rosllndale Oarage.

810 Roberts Ht ROXIIIRY Areand, George 56 Clifford St Beacon Auto Machine 2 Hampshire St. Cutter. W. Bowman, 2379 Washington Ht Dudley Oarage. 350 Dudley Ht.

Dudley Hardware 192 Dudley Ht Elm Hill Garage Warren Ht Federal Oil Co. 960 Massaehuse'tts Ave Kgleston Hquare Oarage. 1928 Columbus' Ave. Humboldt Oarage. Bennett Rockman.

Prop 126 Humboldt Ave. Lapsley, J. 218 Health Ht. Llnscott Motor 33 Whlttler Rt Lyons, B. Sons, 33 Worthlngton St.

Maywood Garage 16 Maywood St C'lson. 112 93 102 .107 Burn'nd 82 98 94 274 Ilarr'n 100 lo2 82 284 SETTLE CAMBRIDGE BOUT McF'l'il 94 131 115 340jM'lton 120 106 94 320 207 fiarher. 89 07 105 291 Wil'ms. 91 85 91 MiC'cklOl 122 118 Inttiv Unll oi cur wo iov oa zr Tl l.l I II I 1 I I III 1 US Tire onto list was small. igh tx at bein pulled off.

The ttur Siut was t'e n.ial in" the TUFTS ROLLS UP EIGHT TOUCHDOWNS IN SCRIMMAGE MEDFORD, Oct 29 The Tufts football team went through a hard scrimmage this afternoon against the freshmen and second team, scoring eight touchdowns over the former. Pryor, who did not play Saturday, was in his regular position at center and handled the ball well. Capt Drummey was in uniform, but did not play owing to an injury to his leg received Saturday; Wag-horne took his position at quarterback, doing good work. Tyler, at halfback, and Jochim, at end, played well. Tots.

505 501 451 1457 Winsor Wootl'y 98 99 96 293 Bean. 106 101 86 293 lUisko. 98 99 112 309 Brown 96 111 103 310 Kel'y 98 99 107 304 Tots. 496 509 504 1509 Tots. 480 529 520 1529 I' Brooks.

80 89 103 272 Broad. 102 103 87 292 McN'sh 98 103 90 291 Nazio. 95 87 91 273 130 110 124 304 Tots. 505 492 495 1492 Ava. Mass.

Oil Supply 1207 Columbus Olson's fiarairo. 14 Walnut A Issnd clats between William Corbett of tes Parker of Bos-x-' n-Uh required we the -alf the o'ecision to mm .1 like lection With a bout between Britton and Kid Fillings at Superior. Oct 3. M. HAYES HEADS COLBY ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION WATER YI I.

EE, Me. Oct 29 Roy M. Hayes of North Berwick was chosen president of the Colby College Athletic Association at the annual election today. Herbert L. Newman of North Berwick was chosen senior councilman; Newton E.

Nourse of Incaster. H. junior councilman; t'harles M. B.iilev of Winthrop. Me, football manager: M.

A. Philbrook of Matlnicus. baseball Manager; Herbert Fletcher of and P. P. Barnes of Houlton.

assistant baseball managers. Assistant football managers will be ohose-i lr.ier. Ralph H. Drew of Houlton was elected track manager: Robert E. Wilkins of Houlton.

assistant track manager; Merrill S. F. Green, of Athens, tennis lr.ager: Myron C. Homer of Guilford, assistant track manager. EVANS AND MAXWELL BEAT LOOS AND BARNES, "PROS" PHILADELPHIA, Oct 29 Charles Evans.

National open and amateur golf champion, and Norman H. Maxwell, the Aronimtnk amateur and North and South champion, defeated W. Eoos and James Barnes, local professionals, by 1 up. in a 3S-hole. best ball, four-ball match at Whitemarsh today for the benefit of the Soldiers' Tobacco Fund.

i ut. i -m iui.ti Jae! i.Jin.fti Csm'-ridKe. tbr-e Vim SemMaalat Chsrles Parker bi Ain KuScrt of Cambridge. wttrr rff i'U" r.ra! Tliona- MeMurray ibeater W.ilker In one uca. T'i la-- SmillnaU J.

Mitrr-hr er JJ' Mfientioffe- rs.lio s.htH.1. I JL ClH-lx-a Ivat Ijirry BOSTON COLLEGE SQUAD GIVES TACKLING SPECIAL ATTENTION NEWTON, Oct 29 Boston College football squad was given a strenuous workout on Alumni Field today, tackling being given special attention. A hard scrimmage finished the practice. Corrigan, who did some fine work at quarter the past week, ran the first team with skill and speed for most of the session. "Tubber" White and Hig ginson were out of the lineup for the day.

Niland held down Higginson's place at tackle and Scanlon took White's berth in the backfield. Both did creditable work. Capt Frank Horrigan at center seems to have become the regular pivot and his place at end will probably be held down by Ring. KE GETS ANOTHER GO AT COLBY ACADEMY-DePAUL GAME MAY BE PLAYED HERE new London, Oct 29-coiby Academy eleven is considering several chances to play intersectional football games. Colby has met leading school teams of New Hampshire, Vermont and Massachusetts, and scheduled witi: outfield Preparatory School team of Connecticut.

Montpclier Seminary, claimant of the ermont title, Jias challenged for a Kame, and plans are under consideration ior af match dith Iel'aul School of Chicago in Boston, to be played toward the end of next month, probablv at Fenway Park. is to- of Playing the sunield School game in Boston, as both teams include Boston bovs. In seven games played "to da'e, including that with Everett Highest Safur day. Colby has scored 208 points to 13 Tor its opponents. Water-town High 54.

Belmont 0 BELMONT. Oct, 29-Watertown High overwhelnen the lighter Belmont High eleven tins afternoon at Town Field Winning. to ('. Watertown scored almost at will. The playing of Hackett.

i ousineai Oilbert and Howes for atertown and of Swanson. Manter, Allen and trie Slater brothels for Belmont was good. The summary: WATERTOWN Wallace, le; McCarthy. It: liauibcTlain. siiannaiian.

ltr: Watt.rs. Kinjhla. rg; Oilbert, rt: Conroy, re: Howes, qb; Hackett. lhb; rhb: Kavi. Welch, fb.

BtvLMt N'T Brooks. Swanson. re: Stearns rt: slater, rar: II. Slater, Wright, lg: It; Manter. le; loonier.

ql: Weeks, swanson. rhb: Riley, Uallough. lhb; (', Riley, fb. Score, Watertown H. 54.

Touchdowns, Hackett 3. Cousin. 'an 2. Howes 2, Welch. Iuals from touchdowns.

Chamberlain 6. Cin-I'ire. Gilbert. Referee, lgoe. Head linesman.

Igoc. Time. 10ni periods. Middlesex 2d, by 17 to 6 CONCORD. Oct 29 Middlesex School second team defeated Milton Academy second.

17 to 6. here this afternoon. Tufts. Lockwood. Clark and of NORFOLK IF HE WINS TONIGHT St fl oc.er.

and Wild Konnv Parker Hill Oarage. 89 Heath Ht. Walsh. J. 1640 Columbus Ave.

SOMERVILLE Atlantic Motor Supply College Ave Auto Parts Tire 62 Prospect Ht Ayres, Harold 403 Highland Ave Bowlby, C. 16 Thorndlke Ht Caverly Auto Rear 36 Holland St Central Oarage, 143 Cross Bt. Clarendon Hill Oarage. 16 Clarendon St Coyle, George Broadway. Davis Hquare Auto Station.

57 Day Bt Federal Oil Cor. Webster Ava. and Prospect St. Flagg. Mrs M.

117 Medford Ht. Oallaifher. J. 22 Marshall Ht. Gavel's Garage, 65 Vernon Ht.

HIII-Mlchle 297 Medford Ht. Houston. David, Jacques Ht. Knowlea. H.

127 Pearson Road Pearl St. Garage, 230 Pearl KcClure Clark. Props. Prospect Garage) Prospect Ht. Somerville Garage.

299 Broadway Summer Street Garage. E. J. Kendall. Prop.

349 Summer St. I'niffn Square Garage. 29 Somerville Ava Winter Hill Garage. 383 Willow Ave. Oarage.

Willow and Lexington Ana Wlnslow Ave. Garage. 84 Wlnslow Ave. bOI TH BOSTON Adams Expreaa 60 Dorchester Ava Broadway Garage, ,11 Broadway City Point Garage. M4 East 4th St.

Columbia Yacht Club. Htrandway Nw England Iron Works 24 Fargo St Richmond Garage Motor Co. 187 I St WEST no it I RV Bllllngsfleld Garage. 2018 Centra Bt. Peters.

Chas. Si 78 Washington Ht. West Hoxbury Garage, ui Park St. WINTHROP J' W' prP- Cottage Park Garage. E.

H. Wyman. Prop Cottage Park, cottage Park Tacbt Club, Cottace Park ruir rhe 1 1 1 .111,1 A "2- ii Boston vesterdav 'ur. Both looked to be in Rood the which the fans fig- an-, m- Odd Fellows Faneuil Hall Roxbtuy 422 430 457 1309 Everett 434 472 449 1355 Sitawmut 448 437 484 1369 Warreu 408 430 469 1367 America 452 440 451 1343 Siloam 417 457 463 1337 Hohah 433 463 470 1366 Boston 445 448 485 1378 Mt Pleasant 435 441 476 1352 Tremont forfeited. Lon Kf el low 459 456 400 1375 457 508 456 1421 Caledonian Club Littlefield's Crieve 389 429 447 1265 i Owler 302 410 365 1107! Jhs Urquhart 411 423 427 12611 Wattle 423 379 4O0 12021 Wilson 463 410 435 1308 MacLeod 424 387 882 1193 Simpson 404 436 415 1255 Adam 440 441 441 1322 Fire Insurance Littlefield's Cvrns Brewer 420 428 394 1242 B'lce Whitney 459 408 392 1259 Field Cov.les 417 396 431 1244 Patterson.

Wyhle 417 421 393 12.il John Paige 493 495 477 1465 Russell KairSeld ...449 413 402 12C4 tiilman. Rotherv 459 431 416 1306 OBrlon Bussell 428 440 414 1282 Hinklev. Woods 431 412 429 1272 Sampson, Campbell .415 424 413 1202 Dewick. Flanders 436 435 452 1.523 Boetoa Insurance 449 430 445 1322 Moose School Street Boston 874 412 389 1175 1 Everett 419 400 407 1226 Ma Me 431 393 402 1226 Peabody -42. 415 403 1241 South Boston 418 413 456 1287 Quincy .388 426 418 1227 'e a cujKij one.

the opinion that the mill will Tech Sophs Get Hard Practice Technology's sophomore football team Setd en hofore rountft are came back after its defeat at the hands of the Concord High and put in the to bo Norfolk again and TvT bout if he makes good. bout between Robinson to be another good iKoiBioi J. fontalnc. 84 MANAGERS' ASSOCIATION HOLDS FIRST ANNIVERSARY Boston Branch of the A. P.

Managers' Benefit Association held its first anniversary banquet at the Quincy House last night, with more than 300 present. Pres H. Shorrock was toast-master, and the guests were W. S. Hilli-yer of New York.

J. J. Terwilliger, H. E. J.

Johnson. J. J. Crow-ell. J.

W. Ellerson. N. H. Burnham.

X. Rabinus. C. H. Loekwood.

J. W. Barrett. J. Walsh and W.

S. Byrnes. A feature was the presentation to the association of a portrait of the late Pres CJeorge H. Hartford bP J. J.

Barry, chairman of the banquet committee, and accepted by Pres Shorrock. Speeches were made by and Matthew Sheehan read an original poem dedicated to members called by the draft. A quartet sang. The committee in charge was J. J.

Barry, chairman: H. H. I-ennon. G. J.

Orills. H. 8horrock. L. G.

Willard. J. Robinson. H. H.

Connor. T. B. McCor-mack. J.

Sanderson. F. S- Van Wart. M. J.

Donelan. E. E. Harvey. J.

McKinnon, P. J. Harty and M. Jackson. SEVENTY BEAMERS ON STRIKE AT PEABODY LEATHER SHOP PEABODY.

Oct 29 Seventy Turks, boamers in the A. C. Lawrence Leather Company factory on Crowninshied st, went on strike this afternoon for a wage scale from $21 to $25 a week. Seventy other employes refused to quit. Crest Ave.

Matthews, I 4B Revere Murray, j. Fremont Ht. eonsin Bars Morgan's Boxers wAl Ww. tut Wte-l7J Commission today sils-D-" Morgan and his string or your uted automobiles m9h the Daily Globe. Order 0r odlfs fQr tomorrow and TraJaj( today.

R. Kennay, itT Ocean Bpray Oarage, Shirley Ht. rU longest piactice of the year yesterday, in r.reraration for field day Friday. The sophs this afternoon travel to Harvard, where they are to scrimmage with one of the Harvard freshman teams. Casey, the crack tackle of the sophomore team, has been elected captain.

Coach Spears Points Out Mistakes HANOVER, H. Oct 29 Coach Spears spent most of the afternoon in going over the mistakes in the game with New Hampshire State Saturday. He expressed disappointment over the tackling and frequent fumbles. The last part of the afternoon was taken up by a long signal drill. Suller Chosen Wesleyan Leader MIDDLETOWN.

Conn, Oct 29 Walter F. Suller of Elizabeth. was today elected captain of the Wesleyan football team to take the place of Harold T. Woollev of Great Neck. Y.

who has tvphoid fever and will be unable to play for the remainder of the season. Suller is a senior and plays left guard. I Middlesex and Saltonstall. Lee. Humph-: rey and Hubbard of Milton did the best I wjjrk.

The summary: MIDDIJiSEX 2D Evans. Rogers, le White, Atwater. It: IVrria le Wrhrhr. 11 Orcutt. L.

Point Shirley. Park Yacht Club, Pleasant St. Winthrop Oarage. F. J.

Orlmes. Washington Ave. Winthrop Highlands Yarht Club, Nahaat Ave. Rlaney. rg; Jenks.

rt: Brown. Hall. Bentsey. re: Clark, ob; Atkhs. Km.wltou.

lhb: Tufts. I Wooii. rhb; Bat.rop. fb. MII.TON At'ADKMY 2I Ladle.

rt Weld, rt; Darnell, rg: Forbes, Xewhall. lg: Hubbard. Warren. It: Clark, le: Humphrey, qb; Lee, rhb: Jopp, lhb: Saltonstall. fb.

Score. Middlesex 2d 17. Milton Academ 2d 6. Touchdowns. Tufts.

La Humphrey. Coals from touchdowns. Clark Goal from Held. Austin. Umpire, Baldwin.

Referee. Brown. Head linesman. Currier. Time.

9m periods. Tech Team to Meet Dartmouth The Technology cross-country team to meet Dartmouth next Saturday, as announced yesterday by Coach Kanaly, will comprise Capt Herzos. McCarten. Dorr, Carpenter, Owen. Hanley and Stone.

The Tech team will leave Friday for Hanover. i -ii 1.