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THK BOSTON SUNDAY GLOBE NOVEMBER 4, 1917 16 Kram. and each proved a lot of sport. Mrst Fort Andrews pulled Fort Htrong SHUTOUT FOR CAMP DEVENS SHOWING HOW THE ARMY WAS YANKED OUT TO SEA By WALLACE GOLDSMITH ana men rort Itevere was a winner against Fort Ranks Between of football same the rort Ktandish team out pulled Fort Andrews, and In the final tug Htandteh wS beaten by Revere, which ot a fine start and won in considerably less than a minute. There also vn an DARTMOUTH WINS IN LAST TWO MINUTES Substitute (joes In and Gets Goal From Placement For Winter Comfort In Your Car Some seasonable suggestions from 1VER JOHNSON'S for making winter driving a double delight. Every item a gilt-edge investment in safety, comfort or warmth.

i uvinn nnrno h-hiiiii irnm i ami. I mmmm the mn. llftVJ 1 luo Wlua" nlng up in two grou'im some WE ai'an. ana each man being reus CtnHmm 'ISJ II 'llllred to pass -lion if anH TliniJ 1U OWU11U111. JUK gloves.

Which h. il rar Kfnr. i sivf tn man. Summary i of the football game: Penn State Is Beaten. 10-7.

Witd Drawn Game Seeming Certain Cifvd of 20,000 and Impressiw--- Zlr Motor Robes Warm Wheel Grip K.n,r "Af- f.avy. Review. With bbuu in Line COLLEGE FOOTBALL RESULTS Hjrrird 0, Portland Naval Reserves 0. yard 28, Camp evens 0. Dartmouth 10, Penn State 7.

TtfU 19, New Hampshire 3. A-nhcnt 14, Columbia 6. WW Williams 0. IfjiBe 14. Bowdoin 0.

gjtes 6, Colby 6. SrrtctiK 6, Brown 0. C. re: Grady. Peter- nnnlnKliam.

Coder t-t2. It: DoootNn. le; rW. Pw. rhb: Swart- fmll Kkllion.

Goal fnrwn. Mi hdownf Murray 4 Much Me-nrnth. Cmplre. harl-s Mrf-nrtbr- Unesmau Cm DiiaiaiJ Field Robert F. tloild.

Time, two 8ro periods, a 7m rlod and a 4m period. SCORELESS TIE GAME AT SOLDIERS FIELD Despite a shift In the back field, the Harvard Informal football team com-tinued Its Indlff-rsnt work yesterday afternoon at Soldiers Field, for the second time In a week participating1 jnyi scoreless tie. Portland Naval Harvard's opponent, although lighter, played gamely. Although Capt Hor-ween's tjm did not win, it had somewhat the better of the argument. The Portland tars presented a strong defense, which Harvard could not pene- To k5i wind out and warmth in.

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to flit Tw neat, leather roi rrd. elect ally heated arlps. iiialntiibiinK an aVen coin, fortat.le i 'iri lure with low current eoiiiiiiipllnn. Warm hamls on the aleerlnir -wheel are -afty-lnnratirr in. winter day1.

ItcKitlnr alar Miie I'ord afae ..00 nrr pnir Anti-Skid Chains griB(field Y. M. c. A. college 21, POR A FOOTING I HIM CASEy PERSON LOST EVERT 7)MC --l Yfmp) 1 7 7 tTtT VVASNT CORK- -YIt C2xW Harwich 7, Middlebury 7.

fatten College 48, Rhode Island 0. Clate 21, Holy Cross 0. rt- A i in 2 MC iraie wnen nearing me danger zone. In consequence, several efforts were made early in the game to score a field Motor Coats Bnua in a Moleskin or Patrick Cava! yob can amlle a a the mercury ilropa. And for that sudden shower or ateady downpour an Auto Rain t'oat la Just gay 03, Western Reserve 0.

Caroeli 20, Carnegie Tech 0. Harvard Freshmen 7, Phillips Ex- Ajlam 20, Worcester Academy 7. By K. WEBB JR XearU persons, civilians and men ipceial OMintrb to the filobe HANOVER, H. Nov lartmOuth made a victory out of what looked like a drawn battle here today, when Penn State went down to defeat in the last two minutes of play, 10 to 7.

Phillips was responsible for the Green victory, as he kicked a goal from placement from the line, after beini; substituted in the fullback position. The game was hard fought from the llrst. minute. Dartmouth scored In the opening iteriod when, after a series of lire plunges and penalties. S.

V. Hol-hrook went over for a touchdown. C. H. Holbrook kicked the goal.

It was not until the end of the second period tiuit Penn State evened the score after Wa.V had made runs of H5, L'5 and 1 yards around end. bringing the ball to the Green's three-yard line. Two attempts at line plunxes failed, but on the third try Way went over for a touchdown. The work of Healey and Bevan, the "Dartmouth tackles, together with the work of Shepherd at center, was the surprise of the afternoon, these men broke through the Penn State line and made many tackles yf the trfSJrtlng backs for losses. S.

V. Holbrook and Capt McDonough of Dartmouth, ulso played a consistent ground-saining game, but the. work of Way. the Penn State iuarterback. was the feature of the afternoon.

He made several brilliant runs and was the mainstay of his team when it came to ground advancing. Both teams used many new plays: but the Dartmouth backfield combination gained very little ground on this, while Penn S-itate, with a line shift play, made manv long gains. The punting of S. W. Holbrook was belter than he has ever shown before, many of his kicks going for yards, with a slight wind idowirtK in his favor.

The game ended with the ball on the Penn State 3-yard line after Neely. the ope-armed guard, had intercepted a pass ajid run 'JO yards before brought down. The summary: DARTMOtfTH Mera, le; Healey, It; Neely. le: VoniieRtrom, br; BevarfSJLL; Itoss. Freeiiberjr.

Hnfeliln. re: MeDononBli, qli; s. Ilolhrook. lhi: Bolbravk. Kastman, rlili; Lehman, Plillllps, fb PENN frTATIS CmanVer, re: Black, rt: Cmmeeki, OrhBtl.a.

Kraft. Ic: Mills. Tavenner, It: MeKelvey, Rntteh, le; Way. ei; INnuls. rlib; Robb, lhb; Grosa, fb.

Score, rtarttpontb 10, Penn stnte 7. Toueh-rlnwna, S. Holhroofcy Way. i. a I from toneh ilov na, V.

If oiiirMlc. Conover. from nient, Phillips. Keferee. Tom Thorpe, t'olum-bia.

1'mpire, Curl Marshall. Harvard. Head Tom Canned, Tnfis. Time, lom ami 1 Hin p-Kioda. Koai.

Five Harvard attempts at dron kicks went astray, three being attempted in the first period. Bobby Hoffman Is credited wit. two of the failures, one of which should have been an easy goal. The visitors had one opportunity to win the iiim when Murphy attempted a field goal in the third period. Harvard's next opponents is to be the Camp Devens team, which lost to the thing- The unlceraal kafet.

device. i)it com pleta control an.l Hrfnc traction In and. now. mud -on allppery uapbnlt or Icy road, Malie non-akld Urea reall 03.3O in 0 1 ftr i ftrntr. Windshield Cleaner in of N'Atlon's The l5t Nav.il District team in the Sta- i i nri ftl an'J military ami.

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CoolMae. re: Vorks. latter nad fnund their places In lab: It. 'rig. Ved-n.

CroBcnr. run rim i. I ninnnmru. NAVAL KRhKRvhR Pal.lwoli I T.yJ. W0W anr lo the long-looked-for rootball re: fbae.

rt; Smitb. rs: Court, Mac i Van Yard and 'Viarrte. Ig: I'aywin. It: Knox, le: Mirh rtween the tara rni.lj:ar. rab: Thaster.

Iltb; Mur Is-vens elevenr and some interest- ph.r. fr. iuu Keferee. Itankhart of PRrtmontli. 'a 7 i Brlen of Knt Boston.

Hend linesman. Tke football pmt was a walkover ror Trfi.an of Bimton. Time. 10m perloda. lb Xay.

which, scoring four touch-: Cleans hotb sides of gluaa at Hpeclally udapted for closed "'HTs, a i fai nu-a I I UH mc Mnmr i i 1-1 a 0 Ttie carnival netted the Army iad Navy Fund about Not sln. lien Joffre of France re- his welcome in the stadium has OLIPHANT STAR AS USUAL i WEST POINT. Nov A-Notre laino won Nra the Army today. 7 to 2. in their annual football game.

The Atmy's two points came after Oliphant's initial was caupht on Notre Dame's live-yard line by Oipe. Shrader downed Iie. and on the first play Gipe atteitiT-tei. to kick from behind his own I ko.tI line. Knight broke through and I 'docked the punt.

Allison of Notre aerac of so much enthusiasm or of a -a Imt.i bcn a Th, uiinrK unA the Vo frozen-flnKered fumblins with throttle or wheel. Theae Htruplcas, roll-cuff. nutHeani Uauntleta form a -proof union with the overcoat aleeve. 1 lanty of room lots of llnlns flfinntleta 03 to 0U Short Glovea 01. MS to 0H.SO i in- t.lovea to 0S Engine Warmer football game really were ide Issues.

Jt waa Ihe ami sailors day. There aa no lace, at tile an lame fell on the ball, giving the Cadets a safety. Tlii.s c-yre stood until the third period, when tin Intercepted pass turned the) nul game bctweea the Army and Navy forces at or Ka York. The young men who are in reiK'hliiK out In ruin or sleet. I.

as lly attached. A neeeaalty for winter driving 0I.SH Windshield Weather Strips Placed bit ween upper it ml lower sec ilona make your windshield wen -therpra-oT 7Sr rarh Running-Board Mat Cocoa Slat of tiest brush -fibre. Attached to running boUrfl with hutuly wire ciipi Coats little Keeps your cur clean 0I.7S to Anti-Freeze Solutions The coat of a "froxcii" radiator or en gtne will pay for many aeuaona' supnlv of antl-frecxe. CJUr coiupounds arc guaruiiteeil litirni less to uny motor purls. "Jnhnaoa'N.

.01. Su per cf, .01. VS 1fnl. uWHl" ai.7.1 training for the work over tUartt" I K' 11 cr mere nori. i i Army end.

and wire on business Lent, even on their TUFTS COMES BACK, SC0RINGAJ9-3 WIN Good Showing Against New Hampshire State Drummey Stars With Dashing End Runs and Sure Forwards MAINE HEAVIES FAIRLY SMOTHERED Black's Naval Reserves Win, 39-0 Great Band of 140, Great Military Spectacle and Crowd of 8000 PUilt. .11111 tur lll.tl1 111.. i i i surety made the assembled multitude thiOK-and think hard. Officer litch in milltar? and naval sta ran to mirifield. From this point the We- ti tiers ft iri' which did not end until they had scored.

the ttrst formation after the resumption of "day of the last quarter Brandy throuRh Knight and Horr for a touchdown Rydzewskl kicked an i-aj "-oal. Oliphant then carried the ball tr' svc-n of the ttn rushes, which t.M.k it frupi hi- own 30-yard line to Notre SJaroe'a 0-yard mark. The tion stood in review ui lU- niarchins: columns In which there were more than HOLY CROSS DEFATF.D BY COLGATE, 21 TO 0 I'TTCA, Nov Scoring three touchdowns. Colgate defeated Holy Cross here this afternoon, 21 to 0. Colgate excelled in every department, save in running back punts.

Gullo. at fullback, was the star of the day. Webster, a freshman, who subbed for Spencer in the final quarter also showed to advantage, making many gains: The summarv: COLGATE CaatellBnoK, ie: Ix-n. Martin. It.

Woodman, le: Carroll, CorneHu-, re; Woon ter, rt Cottrell, re: Metlrlde, Maloncy, qh; Spencer. Webater, IUb; tlubbull, KdkliiK, rhb; Uullo, Crafts, fb. HOLY CHOSS Connors, le: Conway, Sullivan, It; C. Lynch, 1'lyun. le; Pnlliean.

Kelly. Lantriil. Povap, rt Ciiinuiiiies. Duffy, re; Hie. Mnholiey, qb; Keatliu.

Burke. N.iyo, lbh; Walab, HlgglDa, rhb; Ma-F ney, Mitciiell. ih. Score, Coleate 21. Toueutlowna, (lullo n.

Goals from touclnlownH. Wooster 8. Keferee, Keegaii of SprluHtiel'l TraiHlnjr School. I'ni-l ire, Mailer of Siirlngtlehl T. S.

lleail linesman, Foley of Hoiiart. Time, 12m iiaartera. Put the PRKSTO IClectrlc Heater under the hood connect It up to the nearest electric and have an easy-atart-Ina; engine on the coldeat morning. motor, carburetor anil radiator warm. Saves your battery when sterling 04.OO men in service uniform.

Ti-i were nearly I7' Ijoji-s ir.n! "ainp I- many of them being "Boston's Own." There were 101 from Navy Tarrf as many more from ComnlQll-Wealth i'ier. more from liutnkin Island and the full of the Tech-aologv aiatin and Ihe Ilarxard radio schools And four or live b.nds set the Litep. EXETER LADS HOLD HARVARD '21 EVEN Tie Score, 7-7, in Game With the Collegians Andover Scores 20 to. 7 Victory Over Worcester Academy Special Dtnpatch to the Globe EXETER, Nov 3 Thy, Harvard Freshman and Exeter thlJ 'attemoon played a 7 to 7 tie here, a result hardly expected by Exeter. The advantage in the first half was with the freshmen, but not until the last play of the second period could they score.

Then Hamilton made a 40-yard run for a touchdown. In the second half Exeter outplayed its opponent. Once she was held only a foot from Harvard's line. Later, in the third period, a 30-yard run by Conlon en abled Sturn to score after a series of line plunges. In the final period.

Cutler blocked a punt, recovered tne ball and Exeter MITHF: PAMK Hayes. Ic: Andrews. It: Zero. Ic: Itvdr.i wski. M.ei rz: yjiilhin.

rt: re: Allison, qli; Ihh: Brandy, rhb; Miller, fb. AltllY Slirader. re: Knleht. rt; Adams, re: I l- If- Siieplnl iij-' atch to the Globe NEW HAVEN, Nov 3 "Cupid" Naval reserves from Newport smothered the Maine Heavy Artillery eleven in the Yale bowl this afternoon. JIEDFORD, Nov 3 The Tufts College football team staged a decisive comeback on the Tuft.s Oval this afternoon.

Raining Its first victory of the year in a Mnrn'U. il: Habn. rhb: lhb: oil limit. ft. Notre Iiaine 7.

Army 2. Touchdowa, Parade Precedes the Sports Complete Auto Supply Catalog 155 pages sent on request. Iver Johnson Sporting Goods Co. 155 Washington cor. Cornhlll, Boston to 0, Tlie Army team only had one ifi-to-3 win over tlie New Hampshire Brandy lo.il from toiiclnlown.

Rydsewski. Safety. A 111mm. I'nuiire, Donnelly of Trinity. Keferee.

iiidreVvs of Yale. linestnan, t'oeherns of Wlsronsin. Time, four 12m periods. chance and the length ot tne perious State College team. alone prevented a bigger score.

enoniy auer ociock tne ooys paraded, ami then for almost an hour the Stadium held was the stage for Joni. runnins and tucs of war. Capt Drummey. who played both quar- Although the same was one-sided, it 1 PENNSY SCORES ALL OF 27 POINTS IN SECOND QUARTER furnished a wonderful military spec-, ter and halfback, was the star, with his tacle which the crowd of 8000 specta- dashinp; en(j rUns and his long sure bovsrieu'bv band of iJward passes. Conner.

Broderick. Pryor. pieces and a finely trained glee club, Jcohlm ar.d Mitchell also played well ylie foothall rfutne was delayed because ft the late arrival of tlie 76th Division lean'. I I 'evens, the soldiers, i PHILADELPHIA, Nov 3 Perfhsyl- i vania today defeated Lafayette, 'St to 0, brought down 400 splendidly drilled BOWDOIN DEFEATED, BROWN GETS A BUMP, the Red and IJlue doinu all its best i soldiers who marched into the bowl. owei.r.

then lailinis to make an im-essioii on the Na learn. Leo Lear I'harlestoWn outfit imply ply-l rink's around l'eicy ie.nn fiotn Aver. Neither team ha. I blyel much football prior i I I hey were follove rjnf in the uecond neriod I 1 were ioiiov.en becono uy two eunitiaiiicp- worK and scoring in tne perioa. xno for Tufts.

Between the halves there was held the annual freshman-sophomore tug-of-war, with the freshmen easy victors. Then came the finish of the cross-coun-trv race between Tufts and N. H. State, the llrst i.eriod r-ennsylvanu! t.egan COU men from tumblii.K almost with the klckoff and the YaIe Nav.L, unil continued during the whole contest. la n-atch.

but the Navy showed its The men were reviewed by Pres lladley of Yale. Capt Overton, S. Km tou hdowns i with the exception of the second quar-s tl.eicfrom was ter. Lafayette "ained only two first urilUn-. and sut.se' iif: BUT CAPTURES TITLE Shut Out by Maine, 14 to 0, in the Maine Series the latter winning.

i seemea iikoi.v ro score again. This, now- rtrat Tufts seemed unable to hold ever, was not to be. Harvard asked professor of military science at Vale. tile harle.st.n, .1 Pol lion, while the oldier-. besides lieim: beaten ovep- Whelmine never u-ithin LOSING TO SYRACUSE 1 Providence Players Unable to Gain Through Line Beaten 6-0 at Andrews Field on the Only Touchdown Made nailinf nee t.i NORWICH-MIDDLEBURY 7-7 GAME IN A SNOWSTORM NORTHFIEDD, Vt.

Nov 3-Norwich University and Middlebury College played a 7-7 tie on Norwich Campus this afternoon, working ina snowstorm part of the time. Norwich scored in tlie first quarter on straight line plunges and in the second had the ball near Midtllebury's 10-yard line, when Bower intercepted a forward pass and ran the length of trie field for a touchdown. Norwich played on tlie defensive the remaino'er of tlie same, but at times in dangerous territory. The summary: NORWICH Barrett, le: Steele, Leavltt, II: Winter, le; Howard, Heriick, rg; Powera, Bnrle, rt; Marnden, re; Hixby, ib; Llatnu, llib; Martin. Smith, rhb: lioewe, fb.

MinnLKBURY Thomas. re: Canty. ri; Bracket re; Hake. Breen, Ir: Myrlck, It; Meade, le: Parker. ib; Koss, rlib; llower, Ih'i; Keppler, fb.

Score, Norwich 7. Mldrllehury 7. Touch downs. Bixby, Bower. I loals from louehilowii-, Rnewe, Keppler.

Cinpiie, Young of Adauia, Referee. T.ioiney of Harvard. Head llueman, Lawler at Harvard. Time, loiu ami 12in quarters. downs during the game.

The reature or I the game was a 5.1-yard run by Berry for a touchdown after catching a punt. I The summary AMA-Vin tlinkle. le; May iard. It: Ic: Wruy. Cleary, rs: Tlioina, rt: Miller, Hell, ql; Quigley.

liib: Straus. till, Iteriv ftl Capt Azan of the French Army, Lieuts jminst the line plunges of New Harap-! time out twice and Exeter once. For Massey and Hland of the Canadian smre Th iirst period ended, however. Harvard, Hamilton and Lothrop ex-Army and many other military men. v.itn holding the ball on New celled and for Exeter, Cutler.

Conlon. The bands of the Heavy Artillery and i nampshhe'8 6-inch line. Gilroy and Sturm. The summary: St. imont furnished iiVo sic through- 0 the play in the second period; EXKTER I'utler, le- Peters.

It: Clougb. out the game and the Hefevy Artillery- r)rumniey carried the ball around end Clark. Linaivmb, Lunee. rK; Illekerv. 7t men gave an exhibition drill in calls- touchdown.

McNamara failed hi. peters, Baker, re; Conlon. ib; Wutsoa. themes which caught the crowd. kjck the Tufts kicked to New i Toi kelson, lhb; Sturm, rhb; lillroy, fb.

Such a galaxy of football stars-as the i Hantpshire. New Hampshire did not I marvakd 1021 Ande raon. King, re: Kiixoii, two elevens combined has rarely been I it tirHt down and punted. Newirt: tllrustead. vg; Havermyer.

t'rotliiaur- gathered in this country. The game recovered on a fumble by i ham, C. Stillmnn. le: Gaston. Salter, r'rotii- nori perioiis ate I it would have been a Waterloo had the tranie iume the pre-rrihed oftl.

lai limit. demonstrated, however, that even star w-as forced to kick again. ingluim, Finlay, le; ButterUeld, Wales. t.ar team bus lKen working to- I.AVAYKTTI: Poland, re: Rn, rt. Cr.hie, Hbcr for two weeks, but since the Har-1 rr: Albrtrht, Hi: Scott.

It: tard field look hold the outfit ha I'onklin. li; S111I1I1. rhb: Wolf, lhb; tod only ne scrimuiage. The 1 L.S. fb.

caan wcrl: umlcr llaughtrtn only last: ...1. reiiHsylvnnta ITT. Touchdowns. Berry Monday. To ie s-ire they improved is1 Stnnis 2.

imkiN from lonehtlvwAs. Hi-rry a. tfc game wore alone but at the start 1 Irlneet. Kererwe, Mefar-Itoy simply wf-re ovciw belmeii at Iiea.1 ilnexmaii, Ktiorle. ThMt the Navy carried the bai Hnie.

Jam -luartcrs. Wne 301 yards by rushinic. including the! mrTucDrriTT'e "7rv a diiki players must have long training to be 1 'syara forward pass, Drummev to "i run: 'u: welded into a machine in order to play i 35-vard pass to Lincoln 7 -the modern game of football St the ball on New Hampshire's rive-' Rseter Harvard rreshmen Touch-fully. Black's team had an offense andl ard fin Martin went around the gSSS w'stm-kev better condition than the Army team I end for a touchdown. McNamarra Pearson? Xead llneamaa: Barrett, the former Cornell haltback, The.

Deriod end-l I'm-nev ir, ara lovfi-ii two si ccess; nl for-I featured with a series of Ions runs ward pas plays, and tliM the Arm. FEATURES CORNELL VICTORY Four of the six touchdowns went to his ioed only about 11 yards all afternoon. N- -a credit. Gerrish, the former Dartmouth hr a lcn accurate idea the re- 'KlIAtA. run haIfback.

scored one touchdown and without further scorintr. Tufts scored again in the third period in one of the weirdest plays of the game. Drummey tried to throw a forward pass to Mitchell, but the ball bounced off Broderick's head when he tried to prevent Mitchell from receiving ANDOVER VICTORY OVER WORCESTER ACADEMY. 20-7 ANDOVER, Nov 8-Worcester Academy was beaten at football by Phillips Pactive values ot the otlonsie nlav for a touchdown by Nethercrott, and kicked two while Mite, a former to -levens yesterday tlie brilliant work of Cross, a new half- I Kentucky quarterback. scored the The Aran lin was fairly heavy, but.

i.ack find, were anions the features of i sixth touchdown. The former Syracuse was Ruard, who played for the Navy Jochim snatched the ball out of the Andover on Brothers Field this after -cia wneii loro Kiu ivlit iiiied into it, Cornell's -) to 0 victory over Carnegie it hurt and later had to retire. ie: III 1 llitt-1 i.ile l--enllv .1, ,1,1 i air and ran 1'5 yards for a touchdown. noon, 20 to 7. Andover scored early in kj Hilt Mum.ix.

elected to run around I The Ithacans made two touchdowns -vraine on cnance came eariy in the iirst period when a penalty set the I "VZl JZZi iH pe end. tiiU 1. oi utile Eddie the last the Kanle- setting the ball after an ex- -Navy back to its 30-yard line. A lor- tntercented a forward i change of punts on Worcester's tuey rt Harvard and Cannell. t'ormer- of Ibnri.uic, ward pass from Foster to Johnson 2 rnt uml ii.

I Pass and forward passes trained eicht yards and then I UMIl I QTLvaml 1 i Tlu I hv r-. .1 i. ine Uttll Ull AUlLn ii nil Utlll II Tufts team held there. Conner then scoring. made a successful dropkick.

Tufts used ater in the same period. Andover tried for a field goal. The kick fell short and Harrctt cauKht the ball and carried it to his 3o-vard line. substitutes the last perioa. xn wam uurnen its way aown the Held and in the last half and Hoffman scored twice by drop kicks.

Nethereott's brilliant performance came in tlie last part of the third period. After Cross had run hack the kick off to Cornell's line Nethercott cir-cel liRht end. I'odned Giiin and Lynn and scored. fn the fourth period Cross" 30-yard run save Hoffman an opportunity to make a drop kick and In the last period Cross, on a pretty off tackle run. darted tl yards for another touchdown.

Carnearie out weiched nnd er Inthiiled in the Navv successful rrtculuni. aim as a fact practically rthiiiK and went Rood. A'Wy Receives the Kickoff In the first iKriod the Arrnv received Just as the period closed Barrett many nuu uttii on orcester summary made a 20-yard run around 1'urrinton's 9 kivkofl. but after bein stopped in rush i.uuted to the Navy's 35-yard felnl Dispatch to the tilobe RROVlfiKNCK. Nov 3-Brown Cnl-verslty football team suffer ed Its Mrst defeat tf the season this afternoon on Andrews Field, when the strung Hyra-cuse ten rr.

won. 6 to 0. In the Syracuse team In own certain ly met ner master, for In all hut the third perlc the Maroon and Juld team outplayed the representatives of the bear In all departments. Brown could not gain through the Pyracuso line, except In the third period, nnd time ami again were forced lo puns to Meehan. who Invariably made his distance on returns.

In defensive football the Hyracuse team was wonderful and In Klnsterwuld Brown. Barsha and Meehan, with nunnery substltuUtiK in the latter hull uf the eame. the visitors had a quintet which, on attack, simply could not be stopped by the Brown team. The only score of the same, that made By Hyrcituse, came In the second period. Just before Its close Hyrucuse stHtt.il from its own 38-yard line and by steady plunsltiK and skirting the ends carried the ball down the field anil over for a touchdown.

The punt-out for try at 'I failed. For Brown, Williams at end plnv brilliantly and it was doe to the fine puntinK of Oordon that Brown was able to keep the powerful chartfere away from (omL The, summary: KYItACt'HK-E. Brown. Cobb. Ali'i ander, l-erahln.

la: i Hairal. rt; S7hwnrer, ri Me. hau, liarshs, I'lsnnery. Steele, lbb: Klusiei wiil4. rhh: at, Brown, fh.

BUOWN Wllllnms. Brisk Williams. Ii HlnclHlr. Kdson. Thayer, It: IWiwiiihii.

br; llo. In it. Black, firabb. re: NlehoU. Murphy.

rf Weeks, re: Coulter. II Coulter, ub: Al brljfht. lbb; Brooks. Armstrong, rlib: Cordon. Meis-e, ftyrs 1.

Hn tei-wild. Ileferea J. A. Evans. Williams.

I nn I', 4. fWrWrt. hxeler. Hea-1 llai John lis) lahan, Boston. Time.

p-rlials. Alt u-1 ance. rXUNi. After tint ih. nip leens boys, Tthacans could not Dentratc b.er line.

not have the ball except to kick hut the forward passes and end and TT.TTS Jochim, le: Abboit. Pratt. It; MoGee, Cahouu.lK: Pryor.e: Spear, Enaarler, iiL-al. 1 Haj-'serty, rt Lincoln, Tilton. re: O'Connor, i Drummev, Wiigliorne, ub: Drummey, Tyler, Martin, llib: Mitchell, rlib: McNamara, fb.

NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE-Irvine, re: Jenkins. McGinn, rt Qrabatn, Harvell. I Parson. In; Bell. Gadnola, It; Leavltt, le; Itroderick.

qb; Davis, rbb; Herrey, lhb; Con-1 ner, fb. I Score, Tufts 19. New Hampshire State 3. I Touchdowns, Drummey, Martin. Jecblm.

tioal from touchdown, Druuimey. Goal from Held, Conner. Umpire, Farmer. Iteterce, Bankart. Lineman, I-arkin.

Time, periods. tackle runs Raw them big Dine nui tre Leary outfit hail scored two The iirst resulted from a up and summary: Finishes With Most Wins, Colby-Bates Game Ending in a Tie Special liisimi. il to the BRUNSWICK, Me. Nov 3 Bowdoin suffered her first defeat for the season afternoon. University of Maine winning the football contest, I to 0.

Although Bowdoin lost the game. It won the ihampionship of the State through the outcome of the BateH-Oolby KaVhie at Lewiston. Bowdoin finishes the season wirh two Kame won and one lost. Bates and University of Maine each with one won. one lost and one tied ana Colby with two tied and one Ipst.

In the firtt period of today's game the ball exchanged hands eiuht times on runts, neither side obtaining any advantage. In the second Maine forced Bowdoin to punt after Dostie had ftained 'X yards an end run. A 13-yard gain Powers and the same distance gained by a forward pass, I'aganucci to Beverly, put Maine within striking distance of the line Powers scoring after four rushes. Tlie second touchdown was made In the third period, and entirely through the use of the forward paasy PaKanuccl and Young making two long Rains in that manner. Iri the last half of the third period Maine twice had the ball within ISO vards of Bowdoln's line.

Bowdoin entertained the visitors this evening at an informal dance. The summary: MAINE Ba rcou le; J. Davis, It; Morae, If. Hall, Joiies, rte: T. Davis, rt Beverley, re; Ginslierir.

O'Brien, ah; Hteurns. IVwera, Cuurt-enev. lhb: Youiiir, rhi: PafMacrl. fb. BOWDOIN Druinnionil.

Pendleton, re: Caa-ner, rt; Kern, rtc! Hmall. Htewart. Zeltler. I(t: Blioades, It; Parent. Thuwaiaiwi.

le; Crockett, nieban. ob: Curtla, WhUconib. SpraKU'-, rhb: Dode, Elyiin. lodite. Savaue.

lhb; Spraaue, Dostie. fb. S-oie, University of Maine 14. ToiicUilowns. Powers.

Yimiuk. tSoals from toeCuiiowaa, Pacanocrl 'J. Referee, Hupg'sHl of Brown. Umpire, Beabe of Yale. Head linesman.

Tilton of I'rlsvetou. Time, 15m perioOa. BATES STARTS OFF WELL, BUT COLBY MAKES IT UP LKWISTON. Me. Nov The best Bates cojild do with Colby at Garcelon Field this afternoon was a 6-6 tie.

Bates played rings around Colby In the first half, and Colby returned the compliment in the second. Bates scored in the first neriod. the touchdown beinK made by lgin from a forward pass on Colby's 30-yard line. Colbv blocked the try for goal. Only the whistle saved Colby from being again scored on in the second period as Bates had a second down on her seven-yard line, after having taken the hall straight up from mldfleld.

Colby outplayed Bates in the second half but her touchdown waft due to a imiiv with the ball in mldfleld. R. Bed to r.T, i Pi, "fi Straus. HuntlnKton. Strauss.

KrwlH-r. JTrw. vJv .1 ie Koal Tht' S. Trowt.ri.lee. Harris.

Swaiimm, rc: Schmidt. XaZL An" goal started on Capt AVipperman. A. B. Trowrjrtilee.

it: Elaei.randt. Cmt ii line, after a tine run by Ilarrla. Spi--rltcre. re; Nethercott, Thoiuas. and from this point it took ob: Vaabern.

t'ross. lhb: HorTuiau, rhh; lVn-iT! four plays to necotiate the score. I 'H ton. fl. line when time was called.

In the sec- ond period two plays resulted in another touchdown for Andover, Bailey scoring and Maker kicking a goal. Late in this quarter Worcester se- cured the ball on Bailey's fumble on An- 1 (lover's ij-yaril line and scored after a series of gams, Fcrri making the touchdown ano AlcKoan kicking a goal. In the nurd period, after Andover had I got the ball on her own 49-yard line, I following a1 exchange of punts. Bailey made 27 vards and then 24 more aroiTnd left end, scoring a touchdown. The sum- niary: ANDOVER Robinson, tiross.

le: McDonald, Tison. It; Brown, lg; Avery. Tison Baker. Scammou, rg: Moorebead. rt: Iiradeu, re; I Maeec.

Scott, qh; Abbott, GratnL'k, lhb; Faiiliairn. Wilson. rhl: Bailey. Gibaon, fb WORCESTER Albee, re: Curt In. rt; Vose.

I UoDtagae, rg: Johnsoa, Lee, Enianaelson, lg; Sentt. Carroll. It; Stephens, le; Fleetliy, Smith qb; Ferri. rhb; McKoau. llib; McCrilll.i, Sulll ran fb.

i Score, Andover 2. Worcester 7. Totleb- 1 ilownn, Fairliairn, B.iiley 2. Ferrl. iloalu from touchdown, Baker.

McKoau, Braden. Umpire. 1 Delehanty. Keferee. Pendletoii.

Head lines- 1 NAVY 95, WESTERN RESERVE 0, OUTDOES PREVIOUS RECORDS ANNAPOLIS, Md. Nov 3 Breaking their best previous record for this, their record-breaking season, the Midshipmen this afternoon defeated Western Reserve University of Cleveland, 95 tD 0. Outweighed about 10 pounds to the man. the visitors at no time in the contest had any real chance. The summary: NAVY Von HlemberK.

le: Scaffe. It: Sew heme. I-r: GoodaMen. Perry, Barrett, ri Fweu. re: Ingram, qb; Whelrhel.

lhb: Bob-errs, rhb; Butler, fh. WKSTERN RESERVE- Tarrena, re: Michael-skv. rt; odell. rjt: GroHruaiii Reelcenridae, tilncksman. It: I'arui, le; Sebasta.

ub; Kennedy, rhh; fan', lhb: Seail. fh. Score. Navy 05. Baitehdonna Whakjael I.

Martin Ingram' 3. Butler, lioiils from toiich-doWIIH. hlgram 0, Huberts 2. Umpire. Jlnx-well.

Swart hinnre. ltefen e. Tlinrpe, I'oluiubln. Head llneMOiau. Denaia, IViinsylvunin.

Time, four HMtta perinda, SPRINGFIELD BEATS UNION COLLEGE, 21 TO 7 SCHENECTADY, Y. Nov 3-Spring-lield Y. M. C. A.

College defeated Union College football team, 21 to 7. The visitors won the game in the iirst quarter, when they scored two touchdowns and kicked both goals. Union's line was found eany in this quarter, and again in the third. Springfield's line was like a stone wall but Union scored in the fourth quarter on a pick up of a tumble by Jon-js, who ran 1" vards for a touchdown. Johnston, right tackle for Springfield, broke up many plays.

Union attempted many forward passes, one of which landed in the arms of Bellinger behind the goal posts, only to be dropped. The summary Mansfield, Tennlson. re; Edward. I W-'gehieiht, rt; Clarke, rg: Qiitnlan. Ijivlek.

lg: Johnston. It: inden, le. Drew, qb; Dennis, rhb: Otto, lhb; Bret Schneider. Ow l. fb.

UNION Lefkowlta, Moslier. le; Hay, It: (ire-gory, lg; Mochull, bpeer. rg; Hiinley, rt; Bellinger, Comatock, re: W.lttner, McMaiatar, qb; Miynlbnn, lhb; Jones, Travla. fb. Score.

SpringBeld 21. t'nlon 7. Toubdovm. Bi ilsehneiuW 2. Drew.

Jones. lemls from touchdowns. Drew- a. Moyuitian. Umpire.

Kll- trie i x- a w. u- hall when the Armv kicked out- Kox- WIIUm. rt: J.mes. re: Hretsler, Of. lt In: Met enters It- SOMERVILLE SOLDIERS BEATEN BY HIGH SCHOOL Battery 301st Field Artillery, of Camp Devens.

made up mostly of Som-eiville boys, saw the defeat of its foot was a crcisa-the-neld forward Ol-il Pendleton 2. h- iial from toiiehdown itn.L noi-Ke stip kiv loals from ftebl. Hoffniau inpire. .1. Oke end and on the next play circled Johnson's end of the line for a touchdown.

Gerrish failed to kick the goal. Barrett opened the second period with a 38 and a 17-yard run, which made the second touchdown. "Cupid" Black caught the next kickoff and carried it 15 yards to the Army's 5-yard line. Barrett followed this with a 15-yard run. Hite gained 14 yards by a quarterback run and Barrett, by three short rushes, scored a touchdown.

In the third period, the Array's kickoff was followed by a penalty, which set the Navy back to its 4-yard line. Gardner, however, punted to the center of the field and a minute later Barrett recovered a forward pass. A fumble cost the Navy 10 yards, but on the next play-Barrett fjot clear of the Army rushline and ran 51 yards, throwing off player after player, as he plunged forward. After two short gains. Barrett scored again on a fake kick.

Gerrish carried the Army's kickoff back 25 yards to the Army's 40-yard" line. Barrett next made a 35-yard sain and on the second play Gerrish scored a touchdown. In the last period Sweetland made a 45-yard run to the Army's 25-yard line after a series of short rushes. Hitc scored the last touchdown of the game. NKWPultT XAVAl, HK8KKVR8 Elwood.

Williams, le; Paisley. Freer. It; Black, ltaird. Is: I'albilui'i. Sehljeter, lirotcumlil.

rs: liuno. rt: tireen, Kttrua. re: Bite, qb: Harrett. lhb: tlerrlah, Swcetlaml, rhb; t'arduer, fb. MAINE HEAVIES- Jones, rer irdiner.

rt; t'unttn. Kly, rg I Ituran. l'oi-ii. Iff; Kelly, It; jobnou. I'urrlnatoii, Moore, ub; Iterkajiia 'r.

rhb; Franc: lhb; fl. Newport To.icbdowns.- Birrett 1, tierrinU, Hite. Goala from na, le- rlsh 2, Sweetland. eferee, P. It.

Car.ien'er of Harvard. R. E. Davis of Wealeyau. Field Judse.

E. A. tireen of SjTacuie. Head llneamau, H. Coultoa uf Xime, 10m Hri nls.

Wll 2 from Ilia Aro.v iii. lh'el'. V. A. Schwaivz.

ltrown. and Ktniply galloping across. Head line-man, K. S. Iind.

Ammpilis. Time, loin iw-riods. a touchdown in the third ball team in its first game with a team drawn from Soinerville High players led by coach "Charlie" Dickerman, by 03 to 0, on Soinerville Field yesterday i afternoon. The soldiers were out- classed in "preparedness" and were ante the end of loi vards of 4 rtlStllfl: ,1., or, I I III, man, t'ecK. xime, anu ram periods.

1 a the kickoff beina: re- wed on v. O.l till' ll-v I lino Tlnj he louriiev was WESLEYAN AND WILLIAMS PLAY A SCORELESS TIE I DD1.ETOWN. Conn. Nov 3-Wes-leyan and for the second time within five years, played each other to t-" a Ij-vxr-ii ivriO, i scored upon in thre of the four periods, Amherst 14, Columbia 6 Three touchdowns fo)Iowedthe "over the top" style of play. Dickerman iR Nov a Columbia fum- I shooting one pass over the line to i bled away a football game today- when el ini Ui i mi i i.

i i 'ne Xavv loung. anu nimseit oeing on tne re- a hv Amherst 11 I a scoreless tie here this afternoon. The li, mstance Hack r- ion i.ro. litrii t.r tn" I Kame was marked by the tierce attempts ittnes diuuiK the name and fl ke even in distance eained of Hliams to score a touchdown in the In the ri i st ieriod it was not second half. A dazzling and confusine; Jrer the Xavi oal than the r.nv "ne of trick plays, interspersed with 'rt! line, fujljnt; lo pass the mid, lie swiftly thrown forward passes.

in 'he second onlv kiektn" Boynton to Dayton, were set off in ceiving line for two other passes shot by Thornton. All three passes were made when the play was close to the soldiers' goal line. The soldiers were given an official greeting after their arrival at Union sq. Led by acting Mayor Daggett and Alderman Harris, who marched on foot, and other Aldermen in automobiles, the soldiers marched the length of the city to the field. The life and drum corps of St Joseph's t'adet furnished the music.

The first touchdown was made by Phillips, the Amherst right halfback. emulated the feat of Sam White of 1 Princeton, who defeated Yale and Har- I on successive Saturdays in 1916 by grabbing tumbled balls and racing down the field tur touchdowns. He made his i first score lor Amherst in the first quar- ter, when Houlihan of Columbia fum-'' bled on his own 30-yard line. Columbia scored its lone touchdown in the third quarter, after iersistent hammering the Xmiierst line through center and around end. The Blue and White threatened to score twice there- I A 1,1.1111 EaJ.1 'luarter.

and" mnkinKl I'iff succession. rTral ineffective ru-he-j in the L', While one rain of 40 yards was made. niitrlek. Princeton. Referee.

Uampoell, Brown. "wi of i 7, i the Berkshire team was not the i i 1 1 1 1 in i ii i'IIIIiuls. Time, 15m Head linesman. De jfnp, oerui. i eslevan goal than 9s yards at any mtl' i'iaei-s im t.ie perloda.

na i The third quarter was marked by as- CO FROM CAMP DEVENS essiveness upon the part of Weslovan I ftriicritisn mu in i iieb WINS AT BRIDGEWATER uicKernian auer me oau naa neeii carried down the field by litie plunges. He which nearly resulted in a score. Boyn- xiiii 1 ll llul i ii 1. i irrer. uui mc mai urn yi mini's maue ut 1...

-j .11 starred for his team, while Kceler kicked the goal. The second touchdown these efforts look insignificant. Th BRinOKWATKR. Nov 3-Co I. foot C.

TI ran better Argon Markthaler played well for i in am- am lore the pamt tiier were fnnr hf "csleyan. Biotie's kiokinjj was a fea nt rn-iaft Tir i 11 ball team from Camp Devens defeated was made in the third period when summary Bridgewater Normal at South Field this "Ned" Garland, a former Somerville AMHERST Davison, le: Kimball. 31 to 0. Trait, Costa, Bucklev High star, fell on the ball behind the sol- vli. tu'r'; ilfSI' S55lrt: and Ph kett starred for the winners.

diers' goal line following a blocked lhb Phiiiinl hL i-himT, while .1. McKHvraith and I.egarde played punt. Dickerman failed to kick the goal. 2Et" lbb' Pbi 1 1 blU1' l- if TliT Unn fU. 1 HTcl f'Vft A i .1 a It- If.

Order the Daily and Olobe regularly from your ne.ws-dealer or newsboy. Unsold papers must be eliminated. BRAVES FIELD "The Home of TMntra" TICKET SALE BEGINS TOMORROW FOB Dartmouth -Penn Saturday, Nov. 10, 2 P. M.

I'KK CrandaUnd, Box Seat. $1.36 and Pavilion A. General Admission, 91c; Bleachers, 45c. II. i- does not ineludr per cent nur tax which Will he nil.

led on all II. Kits at time of pun l.a-. (Seats on title tomorroH ot H.n.l'-, fllene's. bright A llilx.n's, and at Km i Field, where reseri atlons may le issiU, 1-houe llriKhton MUO. I A inn: jr.

nun it. run. rw. inxon. Well for Brid.uewater.

Pratt of the Army team made the longest run of the game, 50 yards for a touchdown. i ne nni iuu. uuuw vw me iorwar.l COIJ MB1A Kennedy. Weinntein. le: Far pass route also came in this period, I reli, Campbell lg: Kin.ilei-rger.

lg: Galcia, Dickerman to Young. The two finU'Healv. rg; Farer, rt: Uachran. re; Rosen. i Ross of Bates and Bressett of Colby were disqualified.

A few plays later 1 Sar.ipMon of Bates was disqualified for the same cause and Bates penalized I half the distance to the goal line. I Two first downs placed the ball inside the 10-yard line, jund a forward 1 pass, Oood to Perry, behind the line, gave the score. The try for goal went wide. The summary: of Wll I.1AMS irrili. Bonner, re: Parmetee ort Revere finishing third.

The 35 men from Co were met at the touchdowns were made In the last I '-ever. qi; Mouunau. iuo; t.anapary, rhb: rt: rinkuey. nc: Milla. Fieer, Stabler.

Is; llalstead. It: Brown, le: Boynton. Wright, ql; St roue. rhb: Dayton, Beynleu. Hib; station by the Bridgewater fife and period.

Dickerman kicking one goal and tb- drum corps and escorted to the field. not attempting to kick the last one. The ZZ' Tonight a dance was given for the win- summary: Bliss 2. Referee. Princeton.

Uniplre! Worcester Acad 3, Holyoke H. S. 0 WOlU'ESTBR. Nov 3 Worcester Academy soccer team defeated Holyoke High. 3 to 0, today in a game marked by good playing by Wlnslow and Saunders for Worcester, Toize and Adams for Holyoke.

The summary: WORCESTER Baxter. Powers, Smith, rb; Winslow. lb: McColl. Israel, rh; Summers, ch: Maeorra. lb: DeMartUm.

rnt: Haunton, rif: Marshall, cf: Hecht. Uf; Elliott, rof. HOLYOKE Toiae. Adams, lb: Drnnke. rb; Goss lh: Sullivan, eh; O'Brien, rh: Williamson.

MeOulggan, lif; Childs. cf; Siem er. rlf; Merriman. rof. Si-ore Worcester Academy 3.

Ooals. Hauu ton. MarshaU. SatiniUr. Keferee, Linesmen.

Ellsworth and Time, 25m periods. Belmont Town 7, Ashmont 0 Tha Belmont town team defeated the Ashmont eleven, 7 to 0, at the Behnont Town Park yesterday afternoon. The rick plavs and end runs of the Belmont men were the feature of the game. tiers, seven of whom are Bridg-ewater SOMERVlMiE Sherman. Hirshon.

le: stev. Farrier. Dartmollth. Field lildge. I'rowlev.

tus. It: Itennkiu. Herltby, lg I'lisnlug. ltir- i Bowdoin. Linesman, Syracuse.

dan, rt: laaaele, it: onng. ruln-v, re: Dick- I rune, lom penooa. vens Wins Team Race the whh each team of whom covered cr'. the was Camp Devens. sed of Kochrr.

Underbill. Parker, ij. Silver. Hawes. Smith and Mc ott Th- otner in this V-ra erutan.

qb; ilarbind. A. Sullivan, lhb; Coyne. BVrKS Wigain, le; soiuney. it: K.

Boss. s. i llTord br: Stillmsn. M. Rom, Admit, rt" Sampson.

I Clifford, re: Talbot. r4b; Thurston, VanVloten, lhb; Deane, rhb; Barlo fb. COLBY-Young. falsifer. re; Pooler, rt; Cook rc: Dow, Newman.

In: Bu. knnin. Crosby, Tyler, It: le: M-Craelten, rbb; Bressett. Issi, llib. Kallocli.

tlood. f. Score Bates "lby l. Touctidon na. Kailler.

tD. frajilre. Iiel-erlrur. Princeton. Referee.

Muniy. Brown. Field Judge. Henneajce, Dartmouth. Globe's lead in 10 During the period January I to October inclusive, thf Olobe printed more want and classified advts than the second Bostan paper.

boys. The summary: TO I'AMP DEVENS Pickett, le: Fraiee, It: Buckley, Ig; Reed, Edwards. Sheffleld. rg: Batchelder, Tullev, rt: Kilbiidge, Elves, re; Wall, qb: Uo-sta. lhb; Pratt, rhb; W.

Mc Elwratb. Sample, fb. Blillx WATER NORMAI-fturley. re; i-ganle. It: tlearv, rg; Burke, lteatty.

lg; Bnnuaii. It: Hunt, le: McDonough. ffi Neville, rhb; J. Mi rhb: Imi Bols. fb.

Score. Co 1 Camp Devvns 31. Touchdowoe, Oita 3, Pratt, WalL Hoal from tciwlidown, KUbridge. itnpire. (Wishing, Referee, Rice.

Head liuesniaii, Carroll. Time, 10m quarters. Players Sharman and Dell Enlist CINCINNATI. Nov 3 Ralph Sharman. who was to have played with the Philadelphia Americans next year, and John Dell, fjbrmerly a big league player, enlisted iiere tcday in the artillery.

They will leave for a training camp on NHlllvan, cs iie.niion. ro. BATTERY Keofe. re: Thayor, Kaipo, rt: Hastings. Kitchen, Kenmslr.

Fitn-at-rick. la: Rose. It: I.y ms. Valentlac. le; O'Cob-nor, Forbes, qb; Mel via, lhb; rhh; -r fb.

Score, SoTUervillc :13. Touchdowns. Idcker-man 3. Young. Unrland.

Hoala from touchdowns 3. Gilbert. Umpire, Keefe Linesman, McNt-al. Tiroo, 10m period. Anarews.

Kevero, prig. H-i ii v. ,1,1111. 1,117 .1, i I aalami t.u me tcadio our Wfanrin Perrv I Diplre. i 'Sinell.

1'ortlsiiil. Referee, Howe, rortli.n.l. Line-man, Hooper. 1 Auhurn. TUue, 15n pertoda.

lu8ts of war also were on the pro-.