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The Sun from New York, New York • 8

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1 1 11 tiW Tf THE mEsij SUN SUNDAY i xt OCTOBER cf 25 2 19Q3 iis 9if I I IN IItTD THE FOOTBALL WORLD WORLDYALJS ORLDS ORLDSYALE YALE JA TAKMS IA8 WfIT POtTHTX POtTHTXINTO Pl OINTZRS OINTZRSINTO INTO INO CAMP CP BANDILY BANDILYCadet ZIANDLYCadets ADILY i I Ii Cadet c8 lear a Plao Kick KickVanquUh 1 gengers gengersflnquIili i VanquUh Vaqu llMky III DartBieoth De1 Tea Teaand Ta Tesm Tesmslid and a Harvard II Make la Good lew lewAcalntt 1 leirAglnfl Acalntt Ap Brown BF flrOwbEl1 Eaty rer Cornell CornellThe mel melTe riell riellThe The Te bit upset upt In I football rotba yet Tetrday Htrda rday waiColumbia was waClumblai wascolurnbtas Columbia Clumblai defaof dr atof tb the Pennsylvania Penelnnla team teamwhich teamwhicks which hlcb wu rated ras a champlonahlp oplnalp poul poulbUtty posa posablitty bUtty Yal Yae Ta beat ba West WM Point Poit handily bandl i iKoal a ala agoal kick living the Cadet flvi flvipoint fvDOthta goal from a place pla0 ctlc tbf CtL 11 point la All Al thing thlp eonld cnlde oonatderd red Yale Yata how ahowInc showin howIng Inc in lL against aaanit Vest Wtt Point wa better bttr than tba Bar BarTaxdV Da Dayuda fla flavrds TaxdV Harvard Uanar beat bat Brawn Brw yesterday utra bj bjthe bthe bythe that Princeton made againstBrown against agatnatBrown the same score eore Potn mae aaalt aaaltBroW much for th thheavy Lbs Lbsheavy Brown BroW Princeton Plotn wa warn too heavy heav Dartmouth DarmouLb team ta and the former formers torer torerII I II the only big bl team ta that ba bu not been bn scored scoredon 80rtd 80rtdon on thi this season Cornell CrtU had a snap alp with withWestern wltbWla withWestern eu Western Wla Reserve ne and ad Williams Wla defeated defeatedSyracuse deetd deetdSyrcuee defeatedSyracuse Syracuse Syrcuee Amherst and ad the Indian Idlal both bothwon bt bothwon won Lafayette won on a cloie co game aae from fromthe trm trmthe fromthe the Navy The results resultsHarvard reatlt resuithharvard Harvard lar 20 29 9 Brown BV OYale OTal 0Yale Yale Tal II Welt Point Point kPrinceton IPrinceton Preeton Princeton IT 1 Dartmouth Oarmoutb 0 0Columbia OColombia 0Columbia Columbia 18 Pennsylvania reonlyhat a aIndtuit GIdlal 0Indiani Indtuit Idlal 12 I dwarthmore Swathmore OCornell OCorel 0Cornell Corel Cornell 41 4 I Western Wftem Re Reserve crveUnlverlty0 crveUnlverlty0We UnUO UnUO1fle Unlnnlty0 Unlnnlty0WesIeyan We 1fle WesIeyan leran 6 New York Vor University UaTft OWilliam OWlam 0William William Wlam IT I Syracuse SyracuseLeblth sreUe a aLlsb ILehigh Leblth Llsb lit I Villa Vla Nova Non Nov OAmnent Oet 0Ambefit OCeenetann OG 0GeorIetoth Amnent et in Ic Trinity TI Ceenetann rset11 83 8 North Norl Carolina CaoI OHoly 0 0holy Holy Hol Cross A Tufts I BBeton IStn Iet4rn Stn Beton et4rn Hall Ha al Manhattan Mata 2 9LafayetU 2laretU 2aSyette LafayetU laretU AnnapolU AIII AIIIY nnpo1i aYALB a IYALE YALE A SCORES ORBS THREE TINES TIXESfflni TINESITInu IE IEW fflni Hard Br Fongtit Game From Fom the te Army ArmyII A II 1 Point Polt to toW I IWEn IWzsi WEn POINT POI Oct Oc J4 24tale ufae tale defeated defeat the theArmy th theArmy Army Any football fotbl team today scoring Icorn 17 1 pointto point plnt pointsc to Wet Wel Point 8 I There Therf was 11 a big bil crowd crowdof of enthusiast enthulMta who braved the bleak winds windsnd wlndac windstnd tnd nd each eab slda had a large followlngof folowlnof rooter rootertboe rotn rotntbo rootersthose those tbo for the cadets cldet of course cu txlng blnl bIn In th thmajority the tbeI themajority I majority The game ame was wa a hard fought one oneXaJet one2ae oneajoI maority XaJet ajoI team tam was wa weakened by the ubienoe ableno of ofKlnney ofKinn ofKinney Kinney Kinn 2ae and Bloomer Doomer Blssell BIU played In InElnney InKlneY1 toKtnnei Elnney KlneY1 place at left tackle Several Sevra en enforced entorod enforced forced torod changes chagea had been made mlde In the Army Armyteam Any Anytum Arrn Arrnteam team since It met me Harvard lavard last Saturday Saturdaywhich Stuay Stuaybcb Saturdaywhich which bcb did not seem tem to have hae Improved Iprove it itWhen ItWhen itWhen When the game started etaed the Army Ary players playersappeared playerlappaed playersappeared appeared appaed to be able to hold their thei own and andor andtor andfor for or a short ebor time tme Yale was on the defensive defensiveThis detenslv defensiveThis This bs howHver was WI soon changed and than thanYale thanTall thanYale Yale Tall could go 0 through throulh the Army line lne at will willalmost wl willalmost weak wa found between betweenDoe betweenDoe almost A spot ept wa was btwen btwenDoe Doe and Metter Mettler and It was wa pounded for all allIt aUIt allIt It was wa worth worthThe wortbTbe worthi i The first trt rst goal was scored ecor by West Wes Point PointThe Pointhe PointThe The he ball bal was Icl Inside the Yale Yae 21yard 2 yad yard line linennd lie lienld lixeand and nld Rockwell nockwel gave lae the signal eline for a take fakekick takekik taker kick kik Bowman was to run with the ball ballBowman bal balBowman bailI I Bowman ran all al right and ad made a gain aal but butaccording butaccording I according accrdlnl to the new rules rl es there was WI an anInfringement a aninfringement Infringement constituting cnattutnr a foul toul The Army Armyreceived Amy Amyrecelvd Armyi i received twenty yards whlchplaced whlhplactd the ball ballon bal balon bailI I on Yales iyard YBrd line lne It I was still Itl Yale Yal ball balland bal bailand and ad Bowman Bowma punted The wind wnd wa WA was blowing blowingnganst blowlnrBiaMt blowingaganat and It caught by Hackett Hacketton nganst the ball bal was Hakett Haketton on the 30yard line lne Hackett had ha braced bracedhimself bracedhimself bracedhimself himself for a 1 fair catch cltch but Shevlln Shevli downed downedTilm dowu dowu11m downedhim him and for this Yale Yae was penalized penaized fifteen fifteenyards Iteen Iteenyards Itoenyards 11m yards and West Wl Point Ioln had a place kick for forgoal torgoal forrj rj goal goal Prince sent the ball bal between btween tbe post postnnd pstl pstlAnd postsand And this was wa the way that tht the Army ArmYlcred ArmYlcredIn scored scoredIn In the second half Yale Yae made up for thi thithroush this thllthrough thisthrouzh through Tlpton Tpton interfering Interterla with wth Rockwell RockwellIn Rookwel I In malting maleil a catch Yale scored a place kick kickon kickon Ick Ickon on this thi In the game am the Army Arm held Yale just justfour Juatfour justfour four times tmes and got ot the th ball bll on downs dows Yale Yaledid Yae Yalec I Idid did not ct get Ie the ball bal on downs dowa once because becausewhen bcause bcausewhen becausewhen when the Army rmy team failed taie to make the dis distance db dtstance tance tanc on the third down dOW It would woud always alwayspunt awaY alwayspunt punt puntIn puntIn 1 puntn In puntln pantnf Yale Yac did the thA better bttr work Bow Bowman Bow Bowman Bowman man placed the ball bal with good Iood Judgment Judgmentand Judamentalil and alil seemed to know Just JURI how fast tlt Rafferty Raffertyand Raery RaerylDd Raffertyf and lDd Shevlln Shevli were ere so that tat wh wbn the ball bal was wascaught wa wacaulht wascaught caught caulht by an a Army man ma the the Yale Vae ends were wereInvariably Wlre WlreIDvarltbly wereInvariably Invariably IDvarltbly on hand had to tackle t0kle the catcher catcherIn In the thl second aecnd half hal of the game came several severa changes changeswere chagu chaguwere changeswere were mado Tired players player were taken tken out outand outad outand ad and fresh once took their places Farmer Farmerput Farmerput Farmerput put a lot of dash d4h Into the game as a soon lon as he hebegan heb hebaan began to play and made some long lonl gains gainscrolng lalo laloeolng gainsgoing going Aan through throulh centre entre and between left I tt guard guardand lard lardI guardand I and tackle tckle Farmer Farer made one brilliant brilant run runof runot runof of forty yards yards and seemed to have a clear clearflfld clearfeld clearfleld flfld feld but Hackett suucceeded In I cutting ctlng him himoff hImol himoff off ol In the first half blf Metcalf etcaf made mae a run of offorty oftorty offorty forty yards ynda Ho was Wa tackled tckled by Graves very verycleverly ver verycleverly cleverly on the Army 15yard I yard line lineWhen Ino InoWhln lineWhen eevIrly When Whln the tb game started etlrted the Army defended defendedthe defendedthe the north goal and as the wind was blowing blowingfresh blowlnri blowingtresh i fresh from ioa the north norh Yale was wa at a disad disadvantage dlsadate disadvantage vantage ate Bowman Bowan kicked off or for Yale Yaleaendlng Yae Yaeendln Yalesending sending endln the boll bal to the Army Amy 25yard Zyad line lineand lne lneand lineand and Hackett carried carrlld It back twenty yards yardsbefore yardeforl yardsbefore before forl he was as downed Then Prince Princ punted puntedand pun puntedand dad and ad Yale Yae lined lned up with the ball bal on her 35yard 35yardline 3 3yardlIne yar 1 line Bowman Dowma made a gain Illn of five fve yards yardssetting yardeetn yardgetting setting etn around th the left end enl and then twice twicetried twic twicetried tried the line In and failed faied Bowman wman then thenpunted thenpunted thenpunted punted and Hackett was downed d01ed as soon as asbe a asbe be caught the tht ball bal In the th centre Cltrf of tbe field fieldAfter flld flldHter fIeldAfter After a few exchanges exchanres of punts punt Metcalf Metcalfdished Metcalfdashed Ietalt Ietaltdlhed dished dlhed between Doe and Mettler and going colnglike IOlni IOlnilke goinglike like lke a deer down the field teld dodged all al the Army Armyplayers Armyplayer Armyplayers players player Graves however had ba started strtd after afterhtm attr attrhi afteri i him hi and Metcalf Ietclf running runlna diagonally dllonaly across acrossthe acoss acossth acrossthe the th field gaveGraves gave Graves raves an advantage advantle and the theArmy theArmy theArmy Army player pliyer made a splendid tackle and anddowned anddowne andc downed downe the Yale Ylle man on the Armys rmye 15yard 15yardline 15yar 15yardline line lne Owslcy took the I he ball bal five yards yards nearer nearertho nearerthe nearerthe the goal and then BlBsell DISel was Wil wa held A poor poorpass poorpus poorpass pass by Rockwell Rock tl and a fumble by Owsley Owsleygave Oleylae Oseyi i gave the ball ual to the Army team on their 5yard 5yardline 6ardUne 5yardline line lae tlp Hackett full on the ball bal when hen It was wasfumbled a atumbled as astumbled tumbled But for this fumble Yale Ya would wouldnave wouldhave wouldhave have scored 6cor Prince punted punt and the ball ballwas bal ballwas was soon out of danger Yale tried trie to work workth workthI worktli th thI line again but the Army players playerl took a aBtronc astrong astrong lne apl strong brace and got the ball bal on downs nnd nndthen nndthen andthen then Prince punted pun un ted 10t to Yales Yalp 15yard I ard line linewhere lne lnewhere linewhere where the tht ball ba rolled roled out of bound bounl Bow Bowman Bowman flowotan man gained alned fIve fvo yards getting gtUlng between bttwlpn Tip Tipton Tipton Tipton ton and Ind Mettler Ietler and then thpn followed folowed tho play playwhich playwblch playwhich which finally fnaUy resulted rllsutd In the Army team scor scorWhen scorlug lug When the th name amo was resumed there was W8 an antxchnnee anexchanle anexofuinge I txchnnee exchanle of punts and Vain alA got ot thu th bull bal on oni ona ona a i fumble A few short gains alns were made madethen madethen nrndethen then camuexchanges camo carn exchan excbengs of punt YAle llnally llnallyKOI InAly InAlyIot linailygot got tho ball bal on the Armys ormys noyard noyard line lne and andbegan andbegan andbegan Iot began plunging pluntn through the Arsny AtY line lineOwsley lne lneOwsley lIneOwsieV Owsley made mldo five fve yards nrde through centre centreHoean Cpnlro CpnlroHOlan centrehogan hogan HOlan went right ellht yards further turthlr and on the thenext th thext thpext next ext play took the th ball to the Armyt Ame 10yard 10yardllna IGyard IGyardUn lOyar lOyarline line Un Metcalf letClf Rained Wlned five 1 yards more nnd nndon nndon andon on the thl next play pllY Ownlay was wa pushed across acros tho tholino tholin theline line lin and snored fnored the first I rt touchdown Bow Howman Bowman Bowman man kicked klckfd a coal 6011 making mik In the score 6 to Sin 5in SIn in favor tlor of Ynl YnlIn YalIn Yale YaleIn In the second Fcond half bai Doe Do kicked klcktr off ot for the theArmy tbl theJirmv Army to the eoal 1011 line lne Bowman IJowmln brought broughtthe broujh broughtthe the ball back bck twenty yards and was wa tackled tackledrather tackledrathfr tackledrather bal rather rathfr roughly by nraves rlvts Bowman Bowma punted puntedto puntl to the centre and then retired reUrld from the thecame Iheeam thegame came Farmer took his pin plsiee re 11 Fame Farrmworth FaJ Fameworth worth orth tried the Yale Ylle line lne but failed fll to make makea mak a gain Ilin and Irlnce Irln punted pllted Farmer Farmlr failed faied to tocatch t4Atch tocatch catch 4Atch tut tit ball bol but saved MVd it for his hi side sidet sid sidiy sideby iy faltnl failing rll7 on It to Oweley lA ley went Around th thlef the theleft i ileft left lef end tnd for four yard Rrd and lifter IIr thi this play playwent pia piaent playwent went ent off ot and Mitchell lt b1 took his pllll place The TheArmy lhernrto011 ilieArray Army rnrto011 tooli a brace and got Iot the tht bull bll on downs downsbut oown oownbut downhut but Hnckett Hnckltt mode mo i 1 bud fumble fumhll und ald Hogan Hoeanecured HOlon HOlonaetred Hogansecured secured aetred the ball bal for Ynl Yale Metcalf Metelif punted puntedand puntPdand puntednd and nd Huckftt lackpt secured tbe ball hal but Hhevlln Hhevllnwas Bhevllnwas HhevUnwaa was on top of fecurt the Army player at once onC and anddowned anddowed anddowned downed dowed him as 1f soon an he touched touche the th81at leather leatherThe ieathrThe tThe The tackle and Hackett Hackettrather Hacketttather tck was WiS a 1 rough ono Ind Jaekett I Ifathfr resented tho he bandied bandiedThe handledthevlln rather fathfr rt tntfd way a was Wlf bandlld bandlldfbevln thevlln tool too wantl wanted fight And he wA was wassent I fbevln Int sent to the Inch iench an and Jo NPI Neal tok took his place plscphf placeThe The hf ball bol was WIS on 01 the Army Amy 12yard 1 ysrd line and andIt andIt It waa at lt once 0111 punted to the centre Cutlf tale Valoworked taleorked 110 110orked I orked It buck hlek twentyfive tWflty ve yards and then thenlost thpuJel thenet Jel lost et It on downs and Ind It wag wal punted punttd Dnt by br the theArmy thermy theArmy Army rmy Metcalf Metcllf punted punter to the th Army I 10 10yard 10yard inynrd yard line Iin and Prince frlnc sent 81nt the tht hall bal back but butonly bl IIItonly only CnJy fifteen tftfn yards Ylrdl Irlnce rlnC made tllde a high highpunt hlrbfuut highpunt punt fuut and Rockwell loclel WM Wi branding llldlna to catch catchui elch ui hj hull uU when whll Tlpton bumped iigalnst lialn8t him Thu bull hal WIS was given jo 10 Yale Ylle for Tlptoris Inlerfirerice Interfrrlct tale ule also 111 0 received recplvP mtcin mtcinyard Ilftn Ilftnyur tlftenyards yard yur and Ind 1 try for a coal 001 Mitchell MltchUlcorpt scored scoredmnitlntr scoredttnalng mailing tIe 11 total 8cOr cor 11 I I to 0 rln In favor flvor of II IIIO ale Don IO klc klclia klckld keked of off Id Blrrty Rnrlerty hrotlljt hroat the lia lioA lioAmini hlok to Ih the 4oyurd line Inl TIII lhit larmer Iarmlr Iarmlrnll mini nll 1 It hrllant hriillant run I lie dnahpd bpt between WIn I IttQt iiton InIJelkil and Jirjkips ano and dodl dodged allh all the phly players 1 Mpt lUrkllt la kf who hQ downed him oilthe on the rl Army Viyanl 2 yrl line Inf Farmer Fal gained illnlr Oi five fiveyard tve tveYlrdl liveyards yard Ylrdl morn lor between btweln left guard lud and Ind tnekl tnekland tklani tatkimu and ani then even hiVn In the earn earniMn 11n plare lie trlf Inc1Ig 11ln Ig iMn in hut fimbied lmllo Jlorwird Ihe b1 hail In and it bouncd bouncdQwrd bounceilorwird lorwird II I iIoan on nittnsgd 10 fil fall on it and nd Dlinalt the 1hp 111 pliymeant ply 1 mililt meant 1 lln inin nn of live Ivo yard yor 01 for I Yale Hogin QIln 0110 took tnol the thl leuthir Iputu leath four yard yntA nearVr nearVrmaking nearer the iQ Illd ou Ihl tiienzt nut play Jtlf tQUC dQwl Mit lded ki arorr Moal making mIIng the score accr ITIO I IT to jin 1 in fiivoVof tavol of tlp Vol Yale The re ri gum el10 wa was I i fpf fast one on No 1Q on i wu Wi Wir wa wai i and ther ware BO elf rid ld play and niglathelln DO DOhol 510Vets bura hol iglathelln iglathellnrob 11 a rob PetMoiw PetMoiwRAfftrty A Ar tru truRaffuly RAfftrty Left end endBtaKll sadIlammoM 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Jeneymen JerseymenPiiwcTo eee PmiHcwoN lIlCN Oct 24 2tPlon 34Princeton Princeton defeat defeatthe dteated dteatedthe dfostedthe the Dartmouth DUmout football fotba eleven this tbl afternoon attroa 17 to 0 The Te visitors elton put up the strongest strongesgame stronpetcame strongestgame game that ha has been ben played playt on the thf local loeallrld loeallrldIron grid gridIron gridiron Iron thi this season lun The Te new combination omblnaton oDillon ot otDlon ofDillon Dillon Dlon aMef atltt guard auar and Short Shor at centre Cntre provci provcivery proved provedvr provedvery very vr strong for Princeton Prictn and ad the he Dart Dartmouth Dartmout Dartmouth mouth mout eleven tleven made very ver few gain througlthe through throuabtbe throughthe the centre Cntre trio Although Althouah the th visitor vlltn were werheavier wereheavier tre trebluler heavier bluler than Princeton lCtn the Tigers played playt i istronger a aItronalr astronger Itronalr stronger offensive olenal VI game aaml and ad a great Improve Improvement Improvement Improvement ment warn WI also aso norloable In Princetons Plctna de deTensive dertnlve defensive Tensive rtnlve work Short showed ehow hl hl his greenaf greenafat crlen greeneesattjentre 1 1at at attjentre centre tntr by making makln makIngseveral several sveral passes pal but butowing butowingto owla owlat win i ito to the fine tne work of Vetterleln Vetrlel these thlee never neveresulted neverlaultd neverresulted resulted laultd In a serious leroulioes loss to the Tiger Fum Fumbllng Fm Fmblna Fumbling bllng blna was wal frequent on both side slde but the theTiger tbeTlrn theTigers Tiger Tlrn did not fumble at critical crltcl time tle Dart Dartmouth Dar Dartmouth mouth however lost the ball bal on a fumble fumbleon on her 10yard lGyarIIt line and ad thi this gave Princeton Princetona Pncton Pnctona a chaace chaac to core lcre easily ely Much more mor punting puntingwa puntig puntigWA wa was done today than heretofore but DeWItt DeWIttwas DeWittA DeWittwas WA was A not In tay very Jood good htrttore1 form ror In I thi this I particular particularln parlclar parlclarand Vtr and the puntl dlS did Iot not prove eleclve effective In mak makIn maklug ln lug gains Ialns for Abe Tigers TigersDeWItt Tlllr TigersDeWitt DeWItt kicked off and after several punt punton puntsbad I Ihad had DtWlt been oxchane exchanged kicke or Princeton attr Inera got the ball baUon ballon on a bn fumble at the visitors vsltol 10yard IDard line lineDe lne lneD lineDo De Witt advanced the ball fifteen ft yard yad and andthen andthen andthen then Wit Eater advanc was pushed over for a touch touchdown touchdown touchdown Kalr down Vetterleln kicked klckfd goal No more morescoring moreecorln morescoring scoring ecorln was wa done In the first trt oa half hal Before Beforeof Btore Btorethe Beforethe the whistle however Vaughan made a run runot runof of forty wilatf yards but was WA downed by Miller Mltrl Mltrlbrlant Millersbrilliant sbrilliant brilliant tackle In the thl second stcnd half hal Dart Dartmouth Dar Dartmouth mouth brlant kicked off to DeWitt who made the star stareventyBve atarpil starplay DWitt ai pil play of kckQ the game by runnlnl running wUh the bal ball balleventytIve eventyBve yards ards uu uubrought down the teld Bold This Thlbrouant Thisbrought brought leventylve the pigskin well wel down Into the theenemys theenmr theenemys enemys territory telltory and Cooney Cney was 11 soon aon sent sentover snt sntovr sentover over for the second acnd touchdown For some sometime 80metme sometime ovr time after the ball had been bn put In motion motionyards moton motonaaln motionagain again tme afr It did not bal rI get nea near eithr either goal ol but butlaly butfinally finally Dartmouth wa was penalized twenty twentyyards twentyyards laly yards for holding and was pnaize then held for forvisitors tordowna fordowns downs This gave PrtlCton Pritceton the bl ball on the thevlslol thevisitors Thi vlslol visitors 20yard 2Gyard line lne an anthe ad and Mcave McCiave aon soon scored ecoredthe scoredthe the third tblr touchdown touchdownPrinceton toucdown toucdownPrnrtlon touchdownprtnreton Princeton PrincetonD PositIon PoiUtmLefl Dartmouth DartmouthBullock larml DactmouPIPc Dav Prnrtlon vls vlsCooney Lefl Ll end endLett eld Bullock BullockBrown Buloek BuloekConnty Cooney CooneyDillon Lett Let tackle tackleLeft Brown BrownGlllnun Drwn DrwnDlon guard guardCentre Glllnun GlllnunHooper Dillon DillonShort Dlon Left lft Glml Short ShortDe Centre CentreRltat Hooper HooperGaze HooperRJI De Witt WittReed Rltat ruard ruardrliht Gaze GazeTurner RJI Reed ReedHenry rliht Ntrtt Uckle Ucklemint Turner TurnerGlaze TG TGHtnr Henry Htnr mint lrbt end endQuarter tn Glaze GlazeVltham 0aze 0azeVtUerlel VtUerlel VettericinQuarter Vetterleln VetterlelnHart Quarter Quare back backLett Vltham Wlbam WlbamHer Withamhalf VlthamDillon Hart HartKnfer Lett null back backRllht Dillon DillonVaxigbn Dlol Dllioahalf Her Knfer 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ho Better Drter Form and ad Defeat DefeatBrown Oeet DefeatsBrown Brown 2O to OCAMBIUDOK OCARIDOR 0CAMTBTILDOE CAMBIUDOK Mass MISs Oct Oc zHaad 2Harvard Harvard rolled rolledup rle up 20 21 points against a llnst Brown at football footbll this thisafternoon thisateroon thl thlafternoon ateroon afternoon and kept the thevisitorafrom visitors vlstor from scoring scoringIt scorna scornaI I It was al the best game aame harvard Uarvarl has ha put up uptrls uptnla upthis this season lea on Harvard played the te game gamefrom lame lamefrom gatosfrom from start a lt to finish tash and played It against againsta aglnst aglnsta for Inch of ofthe oftbt ofthe a team tem that was flshtins thtn every tbt the gridiron Irldlron for Brown did not Ot let up for an aninstant a aninstant Instt instant Tne visiting vlstln eleven was WI5 outclassed outcusd at atEtrery ateery atevery every point polntandthe and ad the nearestlt nereltlt came cme cameto to scoring scoringwa was wa the 37yard line lne The Harvard men menFollowed menColoed menfollowed Coloed Followed the ball bll better btttr than ever before beforeand beore beoread beforeand able to mother all allof allof ad and for this thi reason were Imoter al that Brown hurled at the thelint theline of the te trick plays ply BrW te te1n lint 1n Every time tme Brown Brow got ot the th ball b1 taere taerewas tAerewa toerewas was wa Bometilng eometllni new for the Harvard Harad men to tosolve tololve tosolve lolve solve but the longest coin In made mlde against Ullnat the theCrimson theCrimson theCrimson Crimson was wa four yards Once In each naif naifBrown naifBrown calfBrown Brown made first frat down dawnOnce downOnci downOnce Once Onci Brown Brow held toe tfe Crimson for down downand downant downand and ant once In the first half hfl forced a punt Each Eachteam Eab Eabtam Zachteam team tam made ma turee fumblesNlchoIs fumbleINloholl was wa the star starof lt starof of the contest contst He starte I the thelams game with a arun arun arun toucndown In the thesecond thes thesacond run cf 101 yards yadl for a second cond half hal ne made another such play playThese playT playThese These runs were possible po slhle because becuse of tho thosuperb thelperb thosuperb superb lperb 8 Interference that thlt Harvard had on onllclis onllcls onlicks licks On Intrflrence end runs run Ijowever owever the Inter Interference Intfr Intfrftrenca laterference ference llcls was wretched Harvard showed showedthiit eowpdthRt showedthat that ftrenca sac his an eleven that can cn be rnide rnideInto m1deInto mdeInto tat Into something 80methlnl wttn proper coaching cacbng and andhandling andb andhandling handling handlingHarrurd handlingIlarrard I In Inlana Harrurd Potlttons Pa6to Brown BrounLeMnyne Bol BrownLeMoyne lana LeMnyne LeMo Left Lft end Scnwlnn ScnwlnnParkinson Parkinson Left ucklo Higgins HlMlnaRobinson HigginsRobInson lnls lnlsoblnfn Robinson Parklsl oblnfn Left Ln guard lraGrtrer lraGrtrerSurdn McGregor McGregorSudden MacGregorSueden Sudden Centre Colter ColterMarshall Coter CoterMarbl Marhallflight Marshall Right Riht guiird Iuad Fletcher FletcherMeier Flerber1le Marbl Meter 1le Rlihttackle Rllh tckle Webb WebbBowclIU WebbBwcIU BowclIU RIght rlt end nd BUM BUMMarshall us Marshall BwcIU MarshallQuarter Quarter bank ba backScodder backScodderrlcoin Sendder SendderMcliols Mcliols 11hal1 Left L1 halfback hAi halt bArk backWalsh backWalshStatic Walsh WalshHurley Wabhluney Static Icol RIght b1f lit If back bae CurtiM CurtiMSchoelkopf CurLs CurLsBcbotkopf CuntlasSchoeikopfFtll Trht Bcbotkopf SchoeikopfFtll Schoelkopf luney Pull hack backlleckman backlleckmanToUhdowfltNlChOI3 Heckman HeckmanToujhdowni Toujhdowni TQu ToUhdowfltNlChOI3 hdoW NleholJ Meter cn 0 3Schoelkopf 3SchoelkopfGoals SChotkopf SChotkopfGal SchoelkopfGoaI Goals from touchdowns touclidowaaMarhall Marshall Iabal 4 Umpire UmpireDidmun UmplreDadmul lmplreDadmun Gal Didmun Dadmul Worcester Worester Referee Relrreeleds RefereeHedges Hedees University Universityof tnltrsiy tnltrsiyof of Pennsylvania Substitutes SubsttutesBurrtss SabsttlutrsBUrgesS Burtess for Le LeMoyne Letoynr Moyne Carrtck for Robinson Rhlnson Wilder Wldtr for Sugden SugdenMontgomery HurdenMontomr HuadenMontgomery Montgomery Oy Cartk for Bowdltch Bodltb Harrison HornsO for Nichols NicholsLeland Nlcbolslland NicholsLeland Leland Montomr for to MacGregor Schwartz Schwarz for Scudder ScudderHearsall ScuddtrItasll Scudderpearsati lland Hearsall Itasll for Curtlsa Cri Time TmtZ and ad 2 minute minuteperiods miute miuteptnods minuteperiods periods ptnodsJUST periodsJUST periodsVST JUST VST PRACTICE FOR CORNELL CORXELLeatern CORNELLWete COflNELLWestern Wete Western eatern Reserve University Univeriy Team Tfam Beaten teD 41 to OITHACA OITlACA 0IThACA ITHACA ITlACA Oct Oc 4Cornell 4orel defeated defeatediVestern deteted detetedWtster defeatedWestern Western Wtster Reserve Rts University at football fotbal today todayy toay toayby todayby by a score fcre of 41 to 0 The visitors vsitors were Wfre too tooIght toolght toolight to withstand the thesulck thequick thequick light lght and anl Inexperienced Inexptrlcncd withtand quick playing playlnl of the Cornell Cornl team Two Twolonchdowns TwotOlchdovna Twotouchdowns touchdowns tOlchdovna were made map one on a fumble fumbleind fumbleand fumbleand and the other othlr on straight playing In the first firsttwo trt trttwo firsttwo two minutes of the game Ilml The coaches then thenook thentook thentook took out half hal of the varsity varsly men and put in inubstttiites Insubstlts Insibstltiites ubstttiites substlts Often Cornell Cornel punted when not notorcid notfor notford ford for to do doso so In order orderto to get practice prlcc on tho tholefenslve thodetn thedefensIve defensIve detn lve Coffin at full tul back played a brill brillant bri bniiilant ant game Lynah ran rln the team after atP the thelr thpfrt tiisfirst first lr two Iame minutes Lyah of play pIn and proved himself himselfi hmself hmselfa a frt i competent compernt substitute substtute for Brewster Rrewsttr Capt CaptHunt CaptHunt Hunt Ult was wai but ut of the game entirely pntrely on account accountof of his injured InJurld leg 111 At Irlme no time tme was the Cornell Cornellteam Corel Cornellteam team held for downs downsCotnttt dOWMenrnU downsCoeneP Cotnttt CotntttLawrence Paatttoni PIWlln Western Wulr Rtune RtuneLeft ll flssirveLawrenceLeft Lawrence LawrenceLeft LawrenceVorU Left Lf end endLeft Malen MalenCowair MalenVorLo VorU VorUScho61kopf Left Jf tackle tackleLettguard tckle tackleCowata tackleCowatafcho Cowair CowairJJ Cwlt Cwlttho tho fcho Scho61kopf Scho61kopfKetzer lkepf Lettguard LettguardCentre Lel luard guardMardiall guardMardiallCottelloltizbt JJ YrbAI rih ll llStickles Ketzer KetzerSmith ttztr Centre CentreRight Ctlire Stickles SticklesGambee Stckle Smith SmithHostetlo Right Rlrbt guart guartItlzht ruar Gambee cambee Cottelloltizbt Smih Hostetlo HostetloForgy Otlo Itlzht 1 bt tackle tackloItlght tck I Holllday HollldayCanneld I lloliiclayend oUday oUdayFonry Forgy ForgyBrcwster Itlght lrht end endQuarterback Canneld CanneldJackson Clntld ClntldDrewste CanfleidBrewsterQuarter Brcwster BrcwsterRtee Drewste BrewsterQuarter Quarterback QuarterbackLeft Quarlr back Jackson JacksonGrimm Jacksn JacksnR Jacksonhalf Rtee RteeFntrter Left Itf half hal bark barknitht Grimm GrimmVanVorhlM Gnmmnl Grimmsniderflight sniderflight Fntrter FntrterCoffin nl er nitht hull back backFullback VanVorhlM VanVorhlMKln anVolhl anVorhisaSubstttutesHacklteff Cmn Coffin Fullback Ful bk Kln KlnSubstltutcii KlaC KlaCSubstullatK1 Substltutcii SubstullatK1 SubstttutesHacklteff Hacka lT for fe Lawrence Lwrnce Newman Newmanfor Jtwmn Jtwmnfo fo for Vorl Halllday aUday for Schoolkopf Sbollkopl Davltt bavltt far farFewer torFptzer forPetter Fewer Pavek for Costello CttJI Crawford Crawfor for Forgy ForgyLynch ForcyLyrb ForgyLynch Lynch for Hrewsler Irewsler McDonald cOnald for Rice Cham Champ ChamplOI Cliampaign Lyrb paign for Snider McAllister leAllte for Coffin Cmn Barnett for forafalen torI forbfaien plOI afalen llodreman lodJtmsn for Gambee Touchdown TouchdownSnider Totbdon TotbdonBnld TouchdoensSnider I Bnld Snider 2 2 vans Rice ceo Champaign Cblmplrn McDonald McDonaldMcAllister McDOnaldMcAllister lrOn8Id lrOn8IdMcAtJter McAllister Goal from frm touchdowns loucbdownCfn touchdownaCoffln Coffin 4 4Bfety 4KatetrCanfleId I Rletyaaeld KatetrCanfleId McAtJter Bfety CanHeld Tim of otb halvea balvea5 lzald 54 and JOmlnutw JOmlnutwReferee 20rlnut 20rlnutRtetnur 20mlnutesflefereeftear Rtetnur flefereeftear Referee Bear Oberlln Obtrll Umpire Umplrce UmpireCase Case Hobart HobartHilllami lobor hobartLinemanLark LlcmILrlln LinemanLark Crdl Crdl1maml Cornell CornellWilliams Hilllami li 1 Syracuse le SyracuseSyaccsa SSrmcctE ISTuccn SrmcctE STuccn Oct J4 24WI1Im 34WIlliams William de deeatfd defeatd desated sated Syracuse at football footbal this afternoon afternoonor ateroon ateroontor for or the fiit tnt hit time Ur since ilt ISM 180 bythescoro by tbe tbsscore scoro of ofIl 1 Il 7 to It wa was a brlllluntly brlllmty played phlod and andtcroly andIrroIy andileroly tcroly IrroIy fought toujht game 1mI Bath teams tams were weretrong wtre wtreetronl werestrong strong etronl In oCfinoJ ol nO rather tinn defeno1 and andnude andmade andmade made repeated fpatfd gains Ialnl with th the leather Ifthpr when whnhpy whpnthpy whenthey they secured alclr It Capt ONeill 01f1 kicked klckld off ot for forlyrani1 fortyracll forttyranuse lyrani1 tyracll Outterwjn fumbld fumblpt and Syracuse Syracutorot Syracusejot Syracusegot jot got rot the thl ball bal After Atr a few short iralnv Ilinw with withhe withthl withthe thl the he ball bAi on William Wlllms JOyard 2Gyard line In ONdll ONdllropprl ONtl ONeilldropped dropped back blek nnd made ra a I drop kick ck between betweenhe btw betweenthe en entb tb the he goal posts poati The Tb bull bll wan worked work Id up upnd upaud uparid arid nd down the th field flld but there thlrl wo was no more morecoring mOP mOPscorl moresceriN coring scorl in the first half Watson Watan kicked off offo oilto or to ONeill IN selll el In the lecond ItMnd half Syracuse SyaCU4 SyaCU4workpd Syracuseworked eforked forked the ball blllp up the th Hold fpld when a William Williamut Williamsplan Wilam Wilamlan plan stole tlp It Plbody Peqbody tried a drop kirk kirkhit kirk11St hit lan 11St ut It wag blocked lookef Stocking Strklll Jalnr falling on the theali th thehail baiL ali Aft After hard hart work Peabody pabo Outtenon Glltrn Watson yat8on and andMlrray Murray curried the pigskin over ov thl the lie line In Watson aton milking miking the plukln touchdown Mlliama Illm wn Wil was auccratful ICCtUJ In making mski short Ihortaalnl shortgains hortrains maklPJ rains aalnl bftwpen htwpn the th Syracuse iyraC tackle and andInt andends nd ndn Int ends IVabody I mado adl the thl scon4 cond ond touch touchliter rmon lown and anr Durfe Durfl the Mt liter long ln tUollo ru rujyauttertonAndPurfe ruse ruseholy by jyauttertonAndPurfe jyauttertonAndPurfelloly Outtfon Ad Purf PurfllI holy llI Crot Tufts ft ftVOBCMrr Iw WOICIiJI VOBCMrr Man Oct Oct WUoly 34101 Cro Crtu Crturttd Crou defeated rttd fe ted th the Tuft Inn lev 4 to thi thl this fUfnoon afmon fUfnoonn lt in this tbl best It football Cootb1 jams ama aver vcr played on tin tinocal tb local ground sround Each ch team scored lCrd a a touch down aDd victory victr came cm to Holy J1 Cross CO only nlr I Ic by byfledsgoalbsthelaatbalf Reeds goal col in the to last Jt half har It I Itwiaflfle Itwiaflflestruggle waa a I to tostruggle le leatral1 struggle atral1 between btwen two evnly evenly venlr matched matcb teams teamilong taml tamltbouah teamsthough though Tft Tuft 1 was alhtl slightly the heavier Both Botht Both Bothteamu teamu al appare4 weak I in ddee defence by the Holy HolyCross Cross OPP bak back fl4 was ctive In pryen preventln preventlnlong I long runs ru Mains tf Tuft Icve star at back bak bao plungei plungeithrough plulbCI plulbCIthruh plungeuthrough I through thruh the th Holy loly Cross line I in at will wil but tb tbother the theother I Iother other backs could not follow his example ezampland I Iand Iand and gained ealne but little ground folow In the first ualef fnt bTr4 Isalt IsaltTufts ual ualTufM Tufts played In Utt horcf had hard Mund luck lu a as Mains Mala fumbln fumblnon I Ion Ion on Tr4 the tl llynrd line lne and ad Holy holy 01 Cross eMOt ot th thfor the thebllPhventnc theball bllPhventnc ball preventing an almo almost IUr sure touchdown touchdownfor for Tufts uns Amherst 10 Trinity Tat OAMRZBST OAIER8 0Asininev AMRZBST AIER8 Mass Oct Oc 24Amhent Araherst easll easlldefeated el easily easilydefeated defeated deeatd Trinity here htre this tbll afternoon afroon wltla with wtb wtba withaecoreoflgtoo a aecoreoflgtoo score of It lato too Trinity played playedagoodctoe a aloo good game gamebut pe I Ibut Ibut but was outweighed and outclassed an anhad ad adhad and andhad outcll had It WI not outwelfhe been ben for a costly cty fumble In I each eaclhalf fach fachhal eachhalf half hal Amherst Amhllt would doubtless have added addetat addtd addedatIast I Iat at atIast least 1lat ten tenpolntatoherseort points to her hercJ score Neverthrough Neverthroughout NeVrthrourh I Iout out tfc the game was wa the Amherst Amhtrft Amheratoai Hoaln goal in danger dangeralthough dangers dallralthulh dangersalthough although jlme on several occasion Trinity a showec showeca sho eu eua a althulh snippy offence 8vern and ad ocalon pushed through throulh th thPurple the thePurple I Purple Prple Inlpp and ad otnC White Whit line lie for substantial lubtntal gains gainsIn lanal substitutes In the thl second scond half haf Amherst Amhelt put in suvera suverasubstitutes IVla IVlaaubtuts several severalsubstitutes aubtuts aubtutsWtle Wtle nrflryan Beat Bet 1 VMIDDLBTOWN VMIDDLETowN MIDDLBTOWN Conn Cnn Oct 24 24The The Wei Weileyan We WeIsyan leyan football footbal team defeated deeat the New Yot YotUniversity York YorkUniversity University eleven here today tay by a aof toot tootof fr I Iof of to 0 Both teams taml made mae a hard bn fight trbt froi froikickoff from fromkickoff I kickoff klcl to whistle whatl and both bth line held flrml flrmlWesleyan ly flnnly flnnlyasainat I Iaaainst aaainst the opposIng tam team for the most par part partelayans I IWesleyan Wesleyan star half haf back Olldersleeve Olldersleevemade Oldenleve Oldenleverae Oiiderleevemade made the best gains for his bl team tem and scorec scorecthe aCOr scored scoredthe the rae only touchdown For the New Yorker YorkerMcDowell Yorker YorkersMcDowell McDowell gainers McDowel and nd Tuthill Tuth proved prYd the bet blt grounc grouncgainers gold goldgalnere ground groundgainers Lb Leb Leblfbi ISb iglii Bit Score ScoreBETHLEHEM Ser SerBETLElEM ScoreBwmuLahtrx BETHLEHEM BETLElEM Pa Oct 24 24Wlth With ezCapt ezCaptAndy eCpf caCaptAndy Andy Farabaugh and Fullback Fulback Butler Buter In tin tingame the theIlme thegame game Ilme again Lehtgh Lehl ran ra up 71 points polnt on Till TillNova VUa Villa I INova INova Nova In short thor halves halnl this thl afternoon atrnoon Fara Farabaugh FaraI FarabauLh baugh bulh missed mlae but one goal out of twelve twelvefiguring twelv twe1vand and Buter Butler and Oott gained aon the mOlt most gound goundlarlnc ground groundfiguring I larlnc figuring In sensational senetoni rnr runs rna of eighty yard yardseveral yardalevera yardsseveral levera several time timeLafayette tm timesLafayette Lafayette tayette 6 Annapolis AnnapolisAXNAPOUS ADnapl IANNrous AXNAPOUS ANNAOLS Md Oct Oc 24 2tTe 24The The hardest hardesktad hardestkid hardestkind kind kid of a football fotbal struggle etrnlo took tool place ple toda todabetween tay taybtwten today todaybetween between btwten Lafayette Laayett and the Navy Sav Th Thit Te Telahtr The Thelighter lahtr lighter mlddlls middles made a god good taht fight it of It an anwere and andwere andwere were beaten by only one point pit The score soorwag lore lorewu scorewas last wag to 5 and tfle tie result reul was In I doubt to th thlast the thelut thelast Other Football Came CameAt GamNAt At Ann An Arbor ArbrMlchlan ArborMichigan Michigan 47 Drake 0 0At oAt 0At At Minneapolis IUnneapUIlnneta MlnneapollsMlnneeota Minnesota 4t Beloit 0 0At oAt 0At At Rochester RchestrHamitn RochesterHamilton Hamilton 11 I Rochester RochesterAt Rochestr a aAt 0At At Madlaon MadlnWllcnaln MadisonWisconsin Wisconsin 87 Knox fl flAt 8At 0AtNyackColumbla At AtNyackColumbla Nyaok Columbia lumbla a Nyack 0 0At oAt 0At At Lafayette LayetePurdue LafayettePurdue Purdue 18 1 Oberlln Obrln 2 2At 2At 2At At Lincoln LnclnNebraka LincolnNebraska Nebraska st sit Colorado 0 0At OAt 0At At Binghamton BlnahatonBlnihamton BInghamtonBinghamton BInghamton High Wlb School Schol ScholII SchoolSll 81 II Sll Scranton Santon High School Sbool 0 0At OAt 0At At Pomfret Conn ConnWeltmlnstr ConnWestzninatr Westminster Pom Pomfret Pomtret Ponifret fret 8 eAt 8At 8At At LakevtUe Lele Conn CnnHotcb ConnHotchklu Hotchkl School 8bool St StEastman I SiEastman Eastman Eatman 0 0At oAt 0At At South Orange OranreSton OrangeSeton Seton Hall laU College Clea 8 8Manhattan 6Manbattan SManhattan Manhattan College CUtae 2 2At 2At 2At At Andover AndoverAndover Andover 43 Harvard Fresh Freshman FresbmenO Freshmen man menO menOAt 0 0At 0At At Springfield Sprlnate Mass Mas8prlnfel ZiiassSpringfleld Bpringfleld Train TrainIng TrainInr Training Ing School Schol 10 Worcester orCeter Technology Techoloi oAt eAt 6At At Dobbs Ferry FerrMoKenle FerryMcKenzie MoKenzle School 7 7f 7f 7tonkers onkers High School Schol CAt aAt 8At At Stamford Staford Conn CnnD ConnDa De Witt Clinton Cinton 22 22Betts 22BeUs 22Betta Betts 0 0At oAt 0At At Chicago ChcaoUnlvera1y ChicagoUniversity University of Chicago Ccaro 18 18Illinois 1 18Illinois Illinois Ilnol eAt et 5At At Lawrence LwrencHakU LawrenceHasktll Basklll Indians Jndlaa 12 1 Kin Kanas Xa aa as 8 8At eAL 6At At Oreen Castle CaUeDe CastieDe De Pauw 17 1 University Unlversltof Unl Universityof erslty ersltyof of Indianapolis Indlanapl 8 8At 6At 5At At New ew Brunswick DrunlwckBnerford Brunswlckflaverford flaverford 18 Rut Rutgers Rut Rutgene gene 8 eAt 8At 8At At Cincinnati ClnclnnaUNorb1ttrn CincinnatiNorthwestern Northwestern University UnlVllty 88 1 University of Cincinnati Clnolnat 0 0At oAt 0At At Plainfield Planlld PlaIntleldOrange Orange Orale Field Ield Olub Oub 18 18Norwoou I 18Norwoou NorwooC Norwoou A 0 0At 0At i iAt At Stamford 8torDwlabt StamfordDwight Dwight School 8 Manor ManoiSchool Maor MaorSchol ManorSchool School Schol i iCARLISLB aCAJISL 5CARLISLS CARLISLB CAJISL Pa Pa Oct Oc 24 2fDcklon 24DickInson Dickinson de defeated de dofeated feated feate Franklin rakln and Marshall Manbal this after afternoon aer aernoon afternoon noon by a score ecre of is to a aWASHINGTON aWAIUJI0TON 8WABIIINOTON WASHINGTON WAIUJI0TON Oct Oct 24 2tTba The Columbia ColumbiaUniversity ColunibianUniversity University team defeated ddete tb the GallaudeInstitute Gallaude Galaudet GalaudetlatLute GaliaudetInstitute Institute latLute eleven eevn today tay 8 to 0 0The oThe 0The The Brooklyn Brook High Wh School team defeated defeatethe defeatd defeatdtbe defeatedthe the Orentlol Orenta A at Washington Wahlatn Park Park yes yesterday yesterday es estrday terday trday afternoon ateroon by the score sore of 22 to 0 0Cutler oCuter 0Cutler Cutler School football footbal team taln gained raed a well wellearned wfl wellearned Cuter earned eaed victory by defeating defeatll Hamilton Usmlton In Inttltute InIUtute Institute ttltute eleven at Columbia Oval Ova yesterday yesterdaiafternoon yesrrday yesrrdayateron yesterdayafternoon afternoon ateron The score lcre was wa 17 1 to 0 0Newark ONewark 0Newark Newark High Schools football fotb eleven eleveicontinued elevencntnue elevencontinued continued Its It winning wnnlns streak In Hoboken Hobokeiyesterday Hobokenyestrday Hobokenyesterday cntnue yesterday yestrday by winning from the Steven StevenInstitute StevenaLstLut StevensInstitute Institute LstLut team ta The score was wa 29 2 to 0 0CARLISLE OCARLIIL 0CAnLIILE CARLISLE CARLIIL Pa Oct 24 24Tbe The Carlisle Calele In Indians Indlaa indians dians dlaa played playe their last lalt home football totbal game ganvthis gamethis ame amethll this thll afternoon aLernoon defeating ddeatnr Bwarthmore SWlthore by bia bya a score of 12 1 to SKimball aKimbal 5Kimball Kimball Kimbal School defeated Kyles School Schooteam Schooltam Schooltesm team tam for The Bronx School I League Ltlue honors bonor a aHlehbrldge at atHtghbride atRighbrldce Hlehbrldge yesterday afternoon afernoon The sconwas score scorewas core coreU was 12 1 to 6 6By 6By 6By By a score of SS to St Pauls School team teairdefeated teamddelted teamdefeated defeated ddelted the Oyster Bay ay High School eleven eloveiat elevenat at Garden City yesterday yeatrdn afternoon aferoon Th ThSt The TheSt TheSt St Pauls boys tore through thoueh their thei opponents opponentsline opponentalne opponentsline line lne at will willTho wlliThe 1 The Th eleven of the First Battalion BattJlon Nava Naval NavalMIlitia va vaMilitia Militia visited vlslt the Brooklyn Navy Yard yes yesterday yts ytstrday yesterday Mita terday trday and ld lined lne up against the eleven fronthe from fromtbe fromthe the battleship battpshlp Ten The Th final fnaJ scorn was waiNaval wasNaval wasNaval Naval Militia llta 17 1 Tens 0 0The OTh 0The The Th undefeated undete te eleven from the battleship bsttleshljAla batelhlp batelhlpAla battleshipAla Ala iima ma visited lled Fort Hamilton Hamion yesterday yesterdaiand yesterdayand esterduyand and played tholr annual match at football footbuwith footbAl footbAlwtth footballwith with the Fort For Hamilton Hamion artillerymen arlleren Th Thscore The Tbeacore Thescore score was 1 Alabama Aabaa 34 Fort Hamilton Hamiton 0 0At oAt 0At At Morris oris Heights Hllrhl yesterday afternoon afternoorthe aferoon aferoonthe afternoonthe the Adler Adle Inrl and Fowler school teams tplme clashetfor clashed cashed cashedfor clashedfor for honors In The Bronx School League LaRue Th ThAdler The TheAdler TheAdler Adler boys used usd better beter Judgment Judlrent at critical crlticastages criticalstages stages stalcs and won 8 to 0NORFOLK OXORFCL oNORFOLS NORFOLK XORFCL Va a Oct 24 24The 4Th The game between betweerthe btwt betweenthe nthe the university teams tas was wa played playe today toa li lirain In Inrain inrain rain and Ind cold before a mallcrowd malcrowd North NortlCarolina XorthCarolna NorthCarolina Carolina was as outclassed outclas In individual am amteam and andteam andteam Carolna team play piIY and the the result rtsult was s3 13 to Oln In favor favoiof tavorof favorof of Georgetown Hare larl of Georgetown Gorietown made madea a run of sixtyeight yards yardaThe yardsThe ard ardThe The Manhattan Manhattn School team ttam defeated defeatetTho deftsttd deftsttdTl defeatedThe The Bronx School team tall at Wllliamsbridgi Wllliamsbridgiyesterday Wllamsbrldie Wllamsbrldieytft VIlliamsbrldgeyesterday yesterday Tl ytft rday afternoon aftrnoon by the tbl score of 10 to toThe toThe eThe The game was for the championship of The ThiBronx Tl TheBronx Bronx School league Ipajue Both teams tllma played playechard pJaYld pJaYldhard playedhard hard football tootbnl all II the scoring ecrlng being belni done doD Ii Iithe In Inthe inthe the second half halfPRJXCE bai baiPINCE halfPRINCE PRINCE PINCE ALsnrs RTS NEW EJ RECORD RECORDDemarrst RECORDOemnet RECORDDemarest Demarrst Drive Orlt the te Pacer Pcer a Half In InST I ST 5 7 12 a at Providence ProvidencePFOVIPESCE Povdmc PovdmcPIOvDICE ProvidencePliovzDENcE PFOVIPESCE PIOvDICE I Oct 24 2tlTnder tndcr weather weatherconditions wiattr wiattrondltonl weatherconditions conditions ondltonl far from the best bst Prince Prnte Alert Alertthe Alertthe ert ertthe the pacing pacinI gelding owned ownld by James Jamle Hanleyol Hanleyolthis laleot laleottbl8clty Hanleyofthis this tbl8clty city cUpped 1 quarter of a second econdfromthe econdfromtheworlds from the thoworlds theworld worlds halfmile halmie record this tblattrnoon afternoon at Nar Narragansctt Xarrliansett Narragansett ragansctt rliansett Park The new record rlcord won made madeon on the mile mi track the start sllrt being bcln made from fromthe tromthe fromthe the backstretch backstreth Prince Alert was paced pacedby pacedby by two running rnlna horses one to sulky luJkr and anr one onewith onewith with jockey jockeyThe Jockeyhe jockeyThe The he driver was 1 Mart art Demarest Dlmarest and Albert AlbertII A II Merrill Merrl officiated omclat4 as starting slartn judge Judle Dema Demarest Demarest flemarest rest had ha some trouble getting Iettni the gelding geldingInto 1lldlnr 1lldlnrInto geldingInto Into his stride but after atr several scores he hogot he10t hegot got 10t away on his hl trial against the watch watchHe watchle watchlie He le broke at about three lengths from the thewire theIr thewire wire Ir but excepting xcptn this little Itt slip slp travelled travelledwith trneled trneledwlb travelledwith with wlb a amarnlfcpnt magnificent stride throughout throughoutStart throughout throughoutStart Start Htlrt er Merrill Merrl announced announcedPrince annouDcedPrince announcedPrince Prince Alert to beat blL the worlds half mile milerecord milerecord record re ord of 87J seconds won on Time for mie miere the onds ondsA half J7 h7 7M seconds for the quarter Quater 29 29S 29l sec seconds IC ICondl seaonda A good 100 sized alze crowd witnessed wlnefe the perform performance performance performance ance with enthusiasm enthusiasmAfter enthuslam enthuslamAtter enthusiasmAfter After the Mart Demarest race at lemnreft telegraphed telegraphedto to to Smathers fmathers nt lt Memphis that he would wouldmatch wouldmatch vouldnlotch match Prince Alert against alalnat Dan Patch Pltch for 120000 100 The conditions provide provlte that the therace therace therace race shall shal take place placl at Memphis Itmphla Nov 10 10one 10Ind 10Anti Ind Anti ehal shall conliat consist ot the best two out ot three threeone hre hreone one mil mil HIlls beats beatsw beatsN beatsNew New York Yacht Yaet Clnb Nominating Nomlatls Com Comnilttre Commltfe Cornasittee nilttre nilttreAt mltfe mltfeAt asitteeAt At a meeting meetna of the New York Yacht Club Clubact Clubwt Clublast wt act week the following folowing member were a as aslected eectod ectod leClt a a as the nominating nonllnatnicommltre nontlnatingconimltteetocos nontlnatingconimltteetocosoUIcrs committee to tocho08e tocho08eo choon choonifflc oUIcrs ifflc csrl and committees comrltteo6 for next lelt tenon auon Ed Kdvard Edwlrd Edward ward wlrd MBrown MJrwn Lewis Lwl Can Culedyard Ledyard Oliver OliverIseltn Olver OlverIaeln Oliverhelm helm Iaeln Seymour li I Husted Jr Charles Chlrle Smith Smithers Fmlth Fmlthers Smithare ers PhllllpSohuyler PhlUp60hlyler Hearle Barclay Barcay Charles CharlesT Mlnturn MJntlJn Robert Bacon and nd Duncan DuncanJr Jr ExVice FVlce Commodore CcDmorore Henry Ward pre preilded preIIMd presided sided It I was WA announced that thlt a club station stationhad atton attonhad stationhad had been established eltlbllbo at San Juan Porto PortoRico Port PorteRico Rco Rico which would be open during rurln the thl winter winterand winterand winterand and be In charge of Regis rll Post PostTh PoatThe PostThe Th The chairman wo wla was queted reule to appoint appointcommltl a acommltU4 acomnlittaq commltU4 of seven yn members to rvl revise vls the theor theraln theriniag commltl raln riniag rl rJes 1 ot Ihl the cub club and 4nolh Another com mUte QS five memIer4 rnember II to drAf draft resolutions ot thl thanas I to th the syndicate ynrlcat1 anr anl reluton relutonot rnsnsgin rnsnsginowners munalnl owner owners of the Riiaiice COrtstltutioo Ind sn toJumll1 oiumWa Ind snil to ffJalce fha th Oovernment Conltltulon soil Danl omesy 01 for whit they did for tl the rMant macsot rices for or thf the In America ther tip IIP Tim Tl report of thu committee fommltte on 0 Cup ClP challenge chalnle and of th the gstt ritUcommlttMar atts ommlU committee see now II In the band bar sands of fb mmblr 11 prlntr bore ld wil bf dltrlbutf4 distributed among amongT 14 COLOMBIA ILUIIA TR TROOMCES TROIJEESQUAIERS TROIJEESQUAIERSWINS PIER PIERWMXS I WINS 18 FOOTBALL FOTBA CAME WITH irs 18 II POINTS TO 70 RIVALS fVAVS 6 6Mrtrenthln 6rztl 6MetrenihinS Mrtrenthln rztl Speed 8 and a VUManee 1 a aHelp HHelp Help to Uw Ucht Blue BuMtf BiueMUIYM Meffed Pan PanCMtly Pnt PntC Foote FooteCsUy CMtly I to PeoBtvanlansSpeetacab PeoBtvanlansSpeetacabContact pflaaot1 pcnMmsntahls4pctaeuIrCootest Contact CODtt and Big 81 Crowd Cr wd of Onlooker OnlookerFather OnlookersFather Father Knickerbocker Xnolrbcker and Father Pen Penhad ienn iennhad lennhad had It out yesterday eterday In their thei treat gridiron grldiroclinch cldlron cldlronclncb gridironclinch clinch clncb and the stout old Quaker from frorwhom fom fomwbom fromwhom whom so much was expected epece was tosse tosseviolently toue tossed violently volenty up and down d01 and ad across aco the chalk chalribbed chalkribbed ribbed ribb arena aena of the Polo Ground and final finalput Inaly Inalyput finally finallyput put on hi bl his back bak Fighting back bok always nlwa bwas be hewas was nevertheless nenrbel slowly surely forced foro dow dowto downto to defeat His Il wu 1A the tight faht of the rallanlbut valiant nUantbut valiantbut but no less lels the fight tabt of the loser for through throughout thourh thourhout throughout out the sixty minute mut grapple he was nearly nearlalways nealy nealyalwlya nearlyalways always alwlya the under der dog aapple Over the trample tramplered trample trampledred red and blue of Pennsylvania was the whit whitand whit whiteand and blue of Columbia Clumbia th the latter latr color olon come comewhat ame amewht somewhat what wht discolored dilor and torn but ItU still till thoembleri thoembleriof th the emblem emblemI of decisive delle victory vctory Tore fhe touchdown tuchdown ani anitheir ad and andtheir their thei dependent goals for Columbia Clumbia ani anione ad and andone one touchdown and ad goal loal for Pennsylvania Pennaylvanliwas Pennylvana PennylvanaWA was WA the final Insl acore screIS scoreIS la to the totally ttly un unlooked anlooked looked for figures 11rures by which Columbia won wonMuffs wonus wonMuffs Muffs us of punts played phtye an Important Importantpart Iprt Iprtpar importantpart part par In the game Columbia scored scr first firttand tnt tntand firstand and the score was 1 the almost alUOL direct dec result rult oa of ofa ofa a muffed mu ed punt Jenn Pennsylvania lvanla scored acred nex nexand nex next nextand and right after aftr a Columbia Columbll muff mul TheiPennsylvania Then ThenPensylvaia Thenlennsyivania Pennsylvania Pensylvaia muffed mue again and ad a touchdown touchdowifor for Columbia was the Immediate Immeiate outcome outcomeThe outcomeTbe outcomeThe The score lcre was wa to at the end of tbe firs firshalf lt first firsthall had been Ii Iithe In Inthe half hal and the fighting tlbtnc bn even the second aend half Columbia Clumbia outplayed outplaye the thiQuakers tbeQuakera theQuakers Quakers completely ompletl and ad throughout th rucbout the game ganvnever ramenever gamenever never showed showe the tendency tndency to get at rattled rattledwhich ratte rattiedwhich which Pennsylvania did The Th New Yorkenwere Yorkers Yorker Yorkerswere were more versatile vtUe In attack attk had tbe better betteimorale bter btermorae bettermorale morale morae and ad their tei generalship enerahlp as I provided provldecby provide providedby by their thei theirciusyter quarter Quar back bak Jones Jon excelled eeUed Penn PennKicking Pen Penlylvanlaa Pennrunning lylvanlaa lylvanlaaKlcklc Kicking Klcklc running rnig In I the open opn broken field flekdashes teld telddahes fielddashes dashes dahes and the spectacular epaua tackle tcke they theyafford theyaor theyafford afford combined cmbie to make the game ame very veryentertaining vry vryentrtlla veryentertaining aor entertaining entrtlla for the 12000 10 spectators lpctr Thenwer Then Ther Therewere were wen no prolonged prlona advances a vac at steady atady rushes ruiheand rlhe rushesand and neither side aie had a formidable offence offenceWatchfulness olenc offenceWatchfulness Watchfulness Wathune In seizing I opportunities opprunites speed speedIn Ipe speedIn In I being blnr on hand had to take tak advantage avatue of mil miltakes mla mistakes takes tkel and rapid and ad unexpected unepct shifting ihlftlngin sbtnc sbtncIn in the phases pba of the game pe were ere what wht prevailed prevailedThere prnle prevailedThere There were numerous nWerou mistake mlstke but the theonly they theyonly theyonly only Increased icu the uncertainty uoty of the be out outcome outcome outcome come and the kaleidoscopic keldlplo change chacea while whlliproclaiming whle whleprocaml whileproclaiming proclaiming procaml the absence abtnC of perfect prec football footballenhanced tootba footballenhanced enhanced enhanCd the tussle tuaae aa A a feut for the eye eyeColumbia eyeColublaa eyeColumbia Columbia Colublaa Interference Itrterenc for running rUlna back bacikicks ba backkicks Kkick kicks kick was splendid It I formed torme Instant Instantand Instantly Instantlyand stntl stntland and compactly compacly and the man ma with wtb the bal balhot bal balahot ballshot hot along aonl behind It I at high speed lpe Th ThPennsylvania The ThePennsylvania ThePennsylvania Pennsylvania backs backs except etpt A Smith Smtb wh whwas who whowas whowas was their only oay reliable relable ground crund gainer aaier lacked lackecthe lacke lackedthe the dash dah and determination detrminaton of the Columbia ColumbUmen Columbiamen men and even Smith ran hesitatingly belitatlsly at attimes at attmes attimes times tmes But bo had ba no such protection protcton ai aitbe uthe asthe the Columbia men Metzenthln Metznthln was a Co Columbta Columbia Coiumbta lumbta hero His knack aok of always awaya being betacclose beingclose close clo8 to the ball ba and his hlllp speed enabled eable him Umake to tomake make two touchdowns touchdow a In I the second acnd half halfThe halfThe halfThe The tussle tUae tn I tbe line lie was pretty even but bulBruce butBruce tBruc Bruce Bruc was too to much for Taylor after arer Mccabe McCatxbad Mccabehad bad ba ben ben disqualified dlaQualte for roughing rouihl Comm Columbia Clum Clumbia Commbia bia however had ba a better organized oraalz attack attackHer attck attckHer attackHer Her men grouped goupe better bter helped belp each eeb other otheibetter otberbetr otherbetter better betr and the plays were gotten ttn off or with wltfemore withmore withmore more speed epee The two Pennsylvania Pennsylvani ends endidid endadid endsdid did fine tne work especially eapclay Weede Weee Butklwlcaalso Butklwlca Butkiwlczalso also a8 played playe well we and ad consistently cnelatentl for Penn Pennsylvania PenoIylvanla Pennsylvania sylvania sylvaniaThe IylvanlaThe sylvaniaThe The double duty dut of playing end and punting puntlniwas puntn puntnwa puntingwas was wa well el attended atende to by Bishop Blhop but It may inajbe maybe maybe be said on the subject subjet ofkicklngthat ofklcklnltbat It was waithe wasthe the most erratic ever seen It I varied vaie from frongood fromood fromgood good ood to miserable Bruce was WA the most con consistent consistnt consistent sistent sistnt leather booter boter of the tbedlY day and ad Penn Penntylvania Pennaylvanla Pennsylvania tylvania on the th whole was outdone outone in punt puntIng puntIn puntlug lug In Another way In which she was outdone outdonewas outdoneWAa was that more Columbia Columbi men got through througtand throughand throughand and down under kicks and they seldom seldomfailed seJdomtaied seldomfailed failed taied to grip rlp the runner good od and hard hardOn hlrd hlrdOn bardOn On both bth aides Itdea the tackling tcking was 1 sharp Corson Corsn the Quaker quarter back mes meaed meaedthlnil messed messedthings cthing thing up badly In quarr fact his bs and Smith Smithmistake Smlthsmlatke Smithsmiatakesloat mistake mlatke miatakesloat lost lot the game gamefor for the Philadelphia PhiladelphiaCorson Phladelphlansr PhiladelphiansCorson Corson seemed to lack lck confidence confdenc and didnot did dlanot didnot not key leeme up his bs men as did Jones Nor did didha dtdhe didhe he direct direc tbe plays with as a good goo Judgment JudgmentAll JudamentI I Is Jones whQ wh Is a as good a quater quarter a as there tbereIs Is op the teld field tday tdayAl today todayAll at All Al previous astonishing atnlshln disappointment disappointmentIn dlppolatmenta dlppolatmentaIn In the pev0u annals annal of sporting eprln ooourrences ooourrenles were wereoccasions wereoccwons wereoccasions occasions of wild wid hilarity blaly compared to the theemotion theemoLons theemotions emotion of the Quaker partisans patRa after ater the thegame tbeaame thegame game emoLons They were wer dumfoundod dumfoundfd Before the thigame theiame thegame game offers orer to bet 3 to I on Oi Pennsylvania Pennsylvaniawent Pennlvanla Pennlvanlawent Penosyivaniawent went begging blllnl as a did offers olen of even money monejthat mOMYthAt moneythat that Columbia would not score The Co Columbia CQIUlubla Calurubia lumbia students atldents could culd have bankrupted bankruptedthe banlrulld banlrulldthe the Philadelphia Pblaelpba coders colerl bad they thlY had cut sufficient cutficient ut utIclent ficient Iclent confidence conldencl In their team As It is isthe 1 1tbe isthe the scarcity acrcty of Columbia money Is a silver sllveilining 8lv silverlining rlnlng lining to the Quaker QUlker cloud coud However th thQuakers the theQuakers theQuakers lnlng Quakers were wer game ame losers The Th student studentband ftudent ftudentband studentband band which wbch came cme along blared forth Just Jusias Justas as bravely after the game 80m as before though thoughoccasionally thoughoccionaly thoughoccasionally occasionally occionaly there was Wi a dlrgulika diruhkt not notin note noteIn notein in their postmortem pstmortr serenade erenade Ion their theiiver tbelrfalen theirfallen falen fallen wariors warriors The deteatOd defeated players aiM aiMwert alsowere wert were ver cheered spiritedly aplrite by the Pennsylvuni Pennsylvunistudents I plaers enn enneylvaniastudents IanIB IanIBstudent students studentsWhile student studentsWhile While Whie this tha was going on the tbeColuinbla Columbia co cosorts cohort cohorts hort horts were prancing and danclg dancing ctUn cutting aU aUsorts allsOrtS sorts of deliriously delrloul delighted deliht capers on th thlaw the thelat thelate law lat scene of the conflict cntlct They cprs locked locke arm armin arms armsIn armsIn in platoons pltons scen of eight ellht and with a band playinthe playing pilyln pilylnthe playingthe the air of Down Where the Wurzburge WurzburgeFlows WurzburaerFlowe WurzburgerFiowe Flows but attuned atunt to Down Wh Whfre Where th thBlue the LheBlue theBlue Blue and White Gf Ges they kicked kicke up tbel tbelheels their tbelrheels theirheels heels and pounded pounde neighboring nelihborn back bacl ani anismashed and andmashed andsmashed smashed hats in a revelry rfvely of joy joyColumbias joyColumblas joyColumbias Columbias cheering was splendid splendldfven splendldfvenmore splendideven splendidevenmore ve vemore more volume was In It at Columbias darkest darkeahour darkesthourJuat darkesthourjust hour hourJuat Just after afer Pennsylvania had scored scoredthan acoredthan scoredthan than any other othtr time There Thre was WI no evidence evldencof evidenceof tme of the so called want wat of Columbia Clumbia spirit spiritThat eplrlt spiritThat I That Tht the city Is football footbal hungry hlmlrr was wa ehown showby ehownby ehownby by the size of the attendance which vhloh reached reacheiproportions rlach rlachproportons reachedproportions proportions recalling realnc the days of YalePrince YalePrinceton YalePlnce YalePlnceton ton proportons games here herl ten years yea ago In the grant grantstand grand irandstnd grandstand stand stnd Ilmes was a young woman admirer of Colum Columbla Columbi Commbia bla bi wearing wearln a hugs paper chrysanthemum chrysanthemunwith chrlantbemum chrlantbemumwith with a blue In the papr centre cntre whose escor escordeplored escort escortdeplore escortdeplored deplored deplore applauding applaudingWhat aplnudlnr the fact that the had ha split Iplt her glove gloveapplauding glovesapplaudIng loves lovesaplnudlnr What 1lat do I care she Ihf replied rtpled I won on a box boxOet boxof boxof of Iloves gloves Opt odds oddsWhy oddaWhy oddsWhy from cosin cousin Calc Carria In Pbllpbla PbllpblaOpt Philadelphia Philadelphia0et Why no of course cOlrS not Theyll be bl mated matedgloves matedrlovll matedgloves gloves rlovll of course coursePete coura coursePate Pete Pet the th Columbia bull terrier mascot mascotforecasted macot macotforecated mascotforecasted forecasted forecated the afternoons atteroons result by starting startinga starlnr starlnra a fight with a greyhound just feauIL uat as a the team teamramn karncame came am on the field dlld and making the greyhound greyhoundflee rreyhoundtee al flee tee for safety to a secluded sfcude spot back of the thebenched thebenches benched bnch where the Pennsylvania Ifnnlylvnnla substitutes substitutessat su ttuta ttutasat I sat Thats Thatl how well eat tm cm up upi I paid fald a aColumbia aColumbll aColumbIa Columbia Columbll student studentBetting shu1tnt shu1tntMBetlna studentBetting Betting odds dont win football MBetlna footbal games gamesThe iamesThe ganieaThe The game lama began with a kickoff klckof by A Smith Smithof Smih Smihof Smithof of Pennsylvania PenMylvanll Columbia Clumbia having havlnl tie tbl north northgoal northgal northgoal goal gal and a I little ltte wind In her favor avQr It I 1 took tookHmlth tok tok8mlth tookSmith Smith several mlniitea mlnllC to get the lie ball bal ad adjusted adJUltl adlasted seera lasted JUltl right but when his toe crashed cahe Into Into10ard Int intothe the Ifathr leather the latter wlnt went to JonII Jones on the tbeIGYlrd the10yard 10ard IGYlrd line lne The Te Columbia Clumhla men coolly coollyquickly coly colyQuickly coollyulckly quickly and In a most businesslike bualfsslke way waymoved waymove waymoved moved move to their positions lltonl as al Interferes IterfereM for forJones forJones forJones Jones who 1110 was 11 aa 1 composed oompold a I as could flld be beo No sooner sner hud hl tne ball bal settled aftC In Ms ia arms ams amsthan armsthan than he was going Iolnl like lke an automobile autmoblt out for fora a worlds record He 11 went fifteen dften yards be before be before fore forI the Rd and Blue charge got ya to him Ilsher II htr could culd not gain Mlln from Ihe scrimmage scrlmmaguaud aclmmagt scrimmageaud aud Jlrucfl llrC fell tel back for a punt He kicked kickedto klckfd klckfdto to Prmsylvsnlns Pfnaylvnnla 40yard 40yn line lnt where It Smltn Smltnmade Smltnmae limitOinsole made a one fne tackle of the Pennsylvania nnsylvala Smith SmithThe Smih SmithTb The Te Tb mae latter I Ur at once kIcked klko back bak and It was a apoor apor apoor poor effort Itnrt Uuell Ile1 cnn cRlrl caught 1it on rolumhlV rolumhlV45yard Columbias45yanl fJumhb8 fJumhb84Syard 45yard 4Syard por line lne but a nl Weeds had Interfered Interferedwith Interferwlh interferedwith with wlh th the catch Pennsylvania Jeunalvnnla et wag WIS penalized penalizedfifteen lusnailassififteen unulled unulledIf If fifteen yards The Thf ball hl1 WAS as on Pennsylva Pennsylvanias Iennlylv Pennsyivaidas nias luyard lya linn IM1 and Bruce Drucf triad a place vlaC kick kickCorson kicktor kickfor for goal Te The Idek ek was 1 ten yards ehor short and andoraon Corson oraon aol who caught cam ear hurtling lrtln back bak ni In leaps Ilops and bounds He le gathered Ialhered In tnlrty tnlry five lve yards Ylrd5 In two rushes Pennsylvania PenniylvanUmade Pennlylvanln Pennsylvaniamade made a first frst down mid Irld Ur IrlkJi Brake lilt Columbia Iumblls Iltt loft wing for or a threeyard threearl advance a van Davis Iavlwade Vall Valltumpt Davisjumped tumpt jumped throufh through the Ialn same spot pt tor or lve five and andt it looked al as I If the Quakfr quakers wlr were Joln going I IwadI ts tswade wade wadI right rl111 through Ui 11 the Mornlngnldii Mornlna ld squad squadA A Smith Imlth kept It up with a 1 fourysrd plunge plungethrough plln pllntbrough plungethrough through the wavering wavrln left lef flank tunk Drake Drakl went wenttwo wonttwo nt nttwo two more and then Columbia Columbll braced and andstood an1loO endstood stood firm firmA rm rmA loO A Smith tried tre to hurdle hurdl the centre and andwns Ind1R sadwas was 1R pulled puler Ilown a a as he reached rtlched thn tb lute 111I I 111 111COrHOn Corxon trl tried back tril a quarter unrr run and was wajJf Wranke wasyanked ranke yanked to the grase ra6 fur a los Loss of two yards yardsPonnsTivsnua Pennlrlvnfa WI was forced 10 punt ad and 811 811Pennlrlvnfa A Smith Snit i tetbe feeble kick sent the th bal bail out of bund bundat boundsat at Columhl Columbias 40yard Uu Jf JlroU From on the ensuing en6ltlK Ineup lineup Bruce uunUl back blck and In a linn tnl pun punIt punt punt puntIt It wa 10 was Both Corson Coreo and A Smith Rmlh miJu rI8Jurd rI8Jurdtho mnlsjiimlgeei mnlsjiimlgeeithe ti I Ithe the ball bal and atlt It went over oVlr their tbflr hra ijeada da Tfi They Theychased yihaand chased huf baok after ater It I A Smith RllhJel fell on 01 It on onJrigrliW1 onennsyivanis PennaylvanJaA Irard iyard In line hilt hitdid el TohueeT not squeeze squeezeIt It JrigrliW1 JrigrliW1rolfli tlhUy tightly and I it rolled roled ff froU reps JP unir un under him Iln i i WI With Ith hawklike lanllo vigilance vllanc a I Columbia Columba man maneanod ma isaped ef eanod for and ant grabbed rabbN the th ball bal bailThis This Til wa wu Columbia Coilmbla chance chnf and nnr their theirrland tbei i rland II ld wire wer wild wid with wlh hope hopebufl punlt found foundnnylyiii toitndpnnsylvanjss pnnsylvanjss ann nnylyiii 1 left If wing ingfimnj flrm and vu beaten Un Unlack I lack ak It val flinlth Hrlth tniLh then Hlrl lnl buried hlliN Ill hi ails il malr malrurn maAlre mauiyeframe I Irame frame rame gaJas liii red arid nd biler blue 1M line and dth the theline line 11 iii fpa ane psr at It Its cqtre Hmlth fall over Lb goi alllal ha and Clumtla Coiunitia Clr hA had a tOlllhon touchdown touchdownI I he Cn CnhllpNs lrdent students yel yfls4 a so frantically franticallyi 11 fIUcly hat lr ot I a Ielt wbn Jonef JPi fllJpIItdllOf4dlJajg i 0 jrt aT rl bn abou abt abtoplh I oplh 1 A Sii 4JPIJ ES 0 fom from urn tb i Motn eu lt ui a4 I Joao loa wa sets Malath ust tbema the man In front frnt of theba1 theba1His tb thebaflHis His interference wa was superb and ad this tlui tluilt tme tmehl tRue tRuehis hitro wuluprb hl his JOUfey Jourpey wa warn forty yards ya He tok toktb took tookthe the lt pigskin to Columbia a Myard lane linoDuellcouM In InDuel laneDueU tb DuellcouM Duel DueU DIn coul could get only onl onlyit yard yar at atthe the ya oxutr Ouue ant antJoneftV ad adonel and andJOnes JOnes JoneftV quarter back ran rln aimed al Penn Pennylvanla pnnsylvan Pennsylvanias onel Qurte bl aime sylvan sylvanias ylvanla rl right ht extremity IUhmltywl1 was a 1 failure failureColumbia talhlrt failureColumbia and Uruwmade Uruw Uruwmae liruosmade Columbia wu forced rol to punt made Columbi an abortive alrlvelort Wa effort good rO guodoaly ouly for a fey feyyard tw twyar fewyards mae yard Pleltanikl llCklkl sol the bull lal for IVnnsyl IVnnsylvanla 1un ltunsyivania I IVnl vanla yar Vnl In midfield midfeld 10L A Smith tnlLh hurdled bur lN tin tincentre tie tietntre tilecentre centre tntre for three yards Drake lrlllplcked Drakeplcked picked up two twithrough twotbouch twothrough through left th tackle Jaa A Hmltti tmlb scaled aeall lcentre the tbecntre thecentre centre tbouch for three thrlo more and then fumble fumbleCorson fmblMeterl fumbledMetgers cntre Meterl Metgers Pennsylvania catlke catlike dIve lve saved tle the bal bali for forlennlylvnla forPennsylvania lennlylvnla lennlylvnlaConon Corson tried tnId a quarter back kick which di dinot dldd did didnot not work The Th ball bal went pnt out of bounds an anwaa auid 11 was Columbia Columbias on the latter latu JZynrd 3yarl line lineDraco 111 wa Bruce Bruc Clumblai made a good lood punt to A ASmlhl Smith who whocame vli vlicame came In tea teaKmlth tln Jards yards A tyard itoyard pant 0 sy A Almlh Alirnith Kmlth carrier carriergoal the 111 lent over Columbll Columbius Columbiusgoal carlt goal lmlh oll lin In lIne for a touchbuck tncbcK by Jones Bru Brureturned Iruo IruoI i1rukicked kicked from th the 20yard ilie and A Smith Smithrturr Smithreturned klokl 21yaf 1M I returned th the ball to Jones Jons on Columbia Clumblad a 3 3ynrd 3yard yard rturr line Ile Jones onel bal was WI downed dowed In I Ms tracks tracksowing trlck trlckowlna trackowing ynn owing to Weeden ea swiftness IwnEea In reaching chlns him himBruce himBruce himDruce Bruce was forced to kick kcl from bbtnd hind th thgoal tbI the theI I goal posts and torC sent lnt the thl ball only to Columbia Coilmbla CoilmblaSyard i i2Syard sI I I 2Syard aoa Jat mark A Smith Smltl made a fair catch catchthen caLchI catchthen then Syard tried trlfd and missed ml a place plac kick kickOnce kickOnce kickOnce Once more anr Bruce kicked out from the th 20 20yard 20 20yard I yard nrd line lne Dro Orol gathered IIthred the tht oral In on Pc Ptnn Ptnnslvanlal Penn Pennsyivanias nn nnsylvanlag sylvanlag slvanlal 50yard line and dashed dlhed forward forwnrififteen forwarl forwardliftmen 5ard lne fifteen yards ZleBlT running from his hliposition hisI hisposition I Ifn position yarl in the line 1le6llr could culd rnnlf not notllln gain and anl A AE ASmih ASmith Smith pllton it punted over In the I goal oallne line Bruce Bruc made madline madea I IIloo Smih a good puntl rtur return fr from In thl the 20yard oyar lne line to A ASmith ASmith Iloo Smith on PenlfzlVlnlas 6 5yard Ylrd line linePennsylvanias lne lnePennaYlanla line linePennsylvania Pennsylvanias Pennsylvania frequent kicking klcktnj was WI pav paving pavInc paylag Inc PennaYlanla the th way to a touchdown rqUent A return kick klkby Kir Kirby kickby by A Smith well 0 toucldow plnced plncd carried tarrlt the ball bll tJon to toJonls toJones SmlL wel Jon Jonls Jones on Columbias lumblul iyard line lie RUfli RUflihern Rih I4ghthere here Jones JonIl made bin sole 8011 costly costy error Th Thelusive Thd she sheelusive elusive Ilustveovll oval mae bounded boullld out of hl his hands am amButklewlcz nnButkiewicz and andButktewicz Butklewlcz who ho was on the tht spot sptkthrw threw him himself hlmIplt himself self Iplt on It With a guards aard back bae back formation formattoPennsylvania formrton formrtonIonnerlvanla formationPennsylvania Pennsylvania did not gala the th first frlt time tme bu buA but butA butA Ionnerlvanla Il In lnthree lnthreetremendously threi threitremendously A Smith was WIS a human catapult cltpult tbfe tbfetrCmendously tremendously Smih fierce rushes he travelled tra veied tn tnnecessary the theneOlry thenecessary trCmendously frc taking taklmhim taklnhim takinghint necessary twelve yards yardl the last one on neOlry him across for a touchdown Smith Smlh any also alsoklckld alsokicked kicked klckld tho th goal the ball bll just squeezing IQueezllalde IQueezllaldetbp squeezlnglnslde squeezlnglnsldethe lnsid lnsidKaser the uprights uprlihtsKae Kaser Kasercaught Kae Kite caught clurht caught Bruce Bruc short shor kickoff klck ol bu buColumbia but butColumblB butColumbia Columbia was offside was penalized five fiviyards lve lveards fiveyards WI olalde wa Jenaz yards ards and kicked off again Drake caught caughtran caughtran caughtran ran In twentylive twenty kicke ai yards and dropped dropp th thball the thebol thebail bail when tackled rn Tom Thorpe nailed th thbll the theball wbef Thof nale bol ball for Columbia tacked Duell Duel 101 and Smith mad madnot madde madesix de deelx six bll yards In two rshe rushes but Thorpe coul coulnot could couldnot not gain alin Then Jones missed mised a goal Ioal from fromthe fromthe fromthe the 30yard 3Ylrd line Ino Just Jut as 1 he kicked klckt part partof partof partof of the fence ren in front of the south luth bleachers bleachersfell bleaohrl bleacherstell fell In and two or three dozen men went wentsprawling wentprawlna wentsprawling sprawling anl to the ground groundPennsylvania groundPennayivania ound oundlannsylvanl prawlna Pennsylvania kicked kicke from the ZOyard yard line lineDuell lne lneDuel lineDueil Duell lannsylvanl caught In midfield after which a tan tandem tandemo ndtm demo dtm Duel formation formltlon caulht midfeld yielded yielde Columbia Clumbia afer nothing nothingBishops nothingBltop nothingBissopa Bishops sixtyyard sityrard punt carried clle the ball bal over overthe overth overthe the Bltop th coal line Inl Jones Jonc dropped A 8mtha mlth re return meturn turn tur Ioal and Dick Smith fell fel on the balffpr ball for Column Colurnhtmled Columbia ColumnbIn bIn in the cntre centre of the held Flshr Fisher wa was washauled hauled and dragged five yards through throughPennsylvanias throughPennsylvanlasrlght throughPennsylvanias dragre fv ya hlule Pennsylvanias Pennsylvanlasrlght right tackle tkle Butklewlcz Butklewlcztopped ButkiewiczItOpPe Butkiewlczstopped topped Brown without gain aln Thorp made madeonly madeonly madeonly ItOpPe only two yards wihout and Ind Bishop Bllp punted from tromI a abad abad bad pass Corson caught and came back backfive boc bocffen backfifteen fifteen pl yards Coron to Pennsylvanlas 3yard asyard lne lneWeee line lineWeede ffen I Weede scooted around lumblas let left end endtve endfive scoted five Weee yards A Smith annexed eleven more in intwo Intwo intwo tve two Yrds tries Davis could annexe not budge budle the theceltre theceltreand centre centreand ceptrand and A Smith Smih punted puntd to Duel Duel on Columbia Columbia20yard Columbils Columbilsyard I I20yard 20yard yard line lineBishop lineBishop Bishop lie lieBishop fell back for a kick but the pass passwas pOl1a passwas fll was very high and Bishop ran with the ball ballH bal naillie 1a HI lie made thirty thiry yards ards but as ho was outside outsidethe outsidethe the 34yard line the run did not count and andColumbia andColumbia andColumbia Columbia was lne penalized fifteen yards Ylrds This Thisafter Thisput Thisput I put the ball 011 penalzed CollmblAs Columbias tften 5yard Ylrd lnt line 0 end endafter nd ndaftr bal and umbles the hull hullended halfended after a series of punts euntl fumblej ended aftr 1 It was Pennsylvanias I ennsylvlnla ball 01 on Col Columbias Columbla el elumbias I umbias 25yard 2 ard line lineBetween lineBetween lne lneDeLween Between halves hllves the th rival rlvl bands tooted tootedaway toole tootedsway away at the top of their thllr limes luni the students studentscheered studentscheered studentscheered cheered and gang find It I was a 1 sight slah that thatfor thatfor thatfor for removing remolnl Mnl the tle wrinkles nnr of care beat all allthe allthe the tbl steaming and mossngs mossngsBruoa masssgsBruce mas Bruce etelmtnl opened the second IA IAnruce half hat by kicking kickingoff klcklnl kickingoff off to Kaseon Kaeon Pennsylvanias Pennlylvanlai 35yard IHad mark markBluhop mlrk mlrkBlihop markBishop ol Bishop threw him where whtre he stood Punts Puntswere Puntswere 1 1were were exchanged and once onc Columbia Co lumbl was waspenalized Wi waspenalized penalized exohnfl for interfering at with a catch Then ThenBishop ThenBishop ThenBishop Bishop pnal7e tried Iterferlnl to run on wih a fake kick and andMetzgers andletagers andMatagers Metzgers trie beautiful tackle tckle from behind behindKoppod behindtopp behindtoppd toppd him beautfll for a loss Bishop made a weak weakckand weakkick weakklckanci 101 Koppod ckand kick and Weeds Wee sebed eled the leather leathlr for Pennsyl Pennsylvania Ptnnsyl Ptnnsylvlnla Pennsyivnnia vania on ColumbU 40yard 40a1 line Kase Iae A ASmith ASmith ASmith vlnla Smith and Drake Drlke In turn rushed nine nlneyards nlneyardswhen yads yadswhen yards yardswh wh when Columbias Columblasdefenc Colunibiasdefenee defence stiffened ItU and Corson Corsontried Cor80ntried 5 orson orsontried tried a quarter back kick The ne ball bal centto centtoColumbia went wenttoColumbia to toColumbia Columbia Quarer and ad the light IRht blu blul blue made mlde two brill brilliant bri hrmillant iant advances advancl Jones hustled husted twelve yards yardson arda ardaon on a quarter Quarer back blck run and ad Bishop Ushop twenty twen five fiveon lve lvecn liveon on a fake kick both around aroun Pennsylvanias Pennsylvaniasleft Pennsllvanlaa Pennsllvanlaaleft left left end At this period McCabe of Pennsyl Pennsyivial Pennsylvania Penyl Penylvania vania was Wa ruled out for rough rOUiD work worktho workThe workThe The slippery Ietzger then made hiI his preeeno presence presencefelt slppery felt with two gains alna but lennslvanll Iennsylvania getll gettin gettinthe the ball on downs on Pennsylvanias Pennlyl vallas ssyar ssyarline 3Ylrd 3Ylrdlne 35yarline line bal A Smith scurried scurrie twentynix twentYIIada twentYIIadaon yards yardson fmlth on lne a fake kick Several Seerl punts punt followed tolowe hlnd hlndon and andon andon on one of them thtm Corson orson missed ml6d a catch CltC catch on onPennsylvanias onPennslvanlae onPennsylvanias Pennsylvanias 40yard GYlrd line Metzenthln llezentbln was waaright WMrllht wasright right on top of him and lne In the thetwllln twinkling of ofan oran ofan an rllht eye had hld the ball bil anl and was headed heae goal goaltrn 10al 10alward goalward ward The Quakers gave stem trn chas cbne but butv butMet butMet Met WI was a wi will the 8ave wisp He streaked streakeddown ILreakeddow streakeddown down the field like a phantom and never neverkicked neverpauae neverpaused dow fed lke paused unti until he had plante planted the pIgskin psklnIquarely pIgskinsquarely pauae Iquarely squarely behind the goal posts Jones Jonesklclled Joneskicked kicked th the goal 1011 with wih deadly dedly precision preciion and the theJones thescore thescore score was 12 to CJones Jones the 1 ubiquitous ubICultos made a thrilling thrillingJourney thrllnr thrllnrJourey thrillingjourney Journey Jourey of forty yards following folnvlnl Pennsyl Pennsylvanias Pennsrlvnla Pennsylvanlas vanias vnla kickoff kickDI The Quakers Quaker were re up in inthe inthe inthe the air Met Ielz went ent four yards yad A and an TThorp TThorp TThorp Thorp threw thr th thf the two taking opposite wings wingsColumbia win wingsColumbia is isColumbIa Columbia punted soon afterward and A ASmith ASmith ASmith Smith revived the drooping Pennsylvania Pennsylvaniaspirits Penn Pennsylvaniaspirits ylvanla ylvanlaeplrltil spirits with a dodging run of fortyfive yards yardsHe yardalie yardsHe He nearly got clear and Duell tossed him just justin JustIn justin in the nick of time There was a fumble by byWeede byI byWeede Weede eetle a short while Mle later and Metzenthln Metzenthlngelling Mtzenthtngeltina Metzenthingetting gelling the ball raced along for thirty yards yardsto ards ardsto I to Pennsylvanias Penn ylvanlas 53yard 3ard line lie followed fallowedthis followedthis followedthis this with a fifteen ntte yard advance by br skirting skirtingthe sklrtln sklrtlnthe skirtingthe the end on a double pass The boll had been beenworked bPenworked beenworked worked to Pennsylvanias 35yard 3 rard line when whenMetzenthln whenletzentbJn when3letzenthia Metzenthln again earned undvliig fame for forhimself forhlmselt or orhimself himself A feint was made on Pennsylvanias onPennsrlvanlaalett Pennsylvaniasleft left and the Quakers drawn over But tho thoball thoball thoball ball was not there Mtz lJ ptz had It and was wastearing wastearing na nartna tearing rtna off otlln In the other direction He circled circledthe clrcltdthe circledthe the right end then thenewerved swerved 4Iwervedto to the left eluded eludedConon eludedCorson IudedColIJon Conon and scampered unmolested over the thngoal thecoal thegoal goal line for a touchdown Bruce attended attendedto to the goal kick kickThe kickThf kickThe The Quakers braced a bit toward towanlthe the finish finishJust tlnlohJuat finishJust Just before the th windup A Smith made five flvnvard fivevardll fiveyards yards on a delayed pass and the ball was wasPennsylvanias wason wasPennaviTanias Pennsylvanias on Columbias 12yard line linewhen 11Mwhen linewhen when the he game ended endedColumMa end endColulIb1a endedCoiwabta ColumMa PosUltmi Ptnntiltanla PtnntiltanlaBhnop PnVInlaHIbop Pesnt Vt Verge VergeBrownLeft Bhnop Left Mid en W1e W1erown f4e f4eBrown Brown BrownLeft rown Left teethe BuiklMoz BuiklMozTomllnson DlI1kll lee lozTomlln80I1 leeTonJinaonLefiguardPiekrki Tomllnson TonJinaonLefiguardPiekrki TonJinaonLefiguardPiekrkiStanilendBIht Leftrunrd Ltft CUllrd PlfkTskl PlfkTsklBnic PIkklBroce Bnic Centre MeObe MeObestnnglxnd Mc be belulnrtAnd stnnglxnd StanilendBIht Blent emrd gijrdP 11 11T eT Thorp Thorphtight Ilttht tcklt ckle Zl ZIltr ZIltrBl1ell lfr lfrBiifll Biifll FUrbtend Rlrbt end endheIf Vfttft VfttftTonri ZTen Tonri Ten Qu Qul1r rtrr back Cor pn pnDuell nDI1tIILft Duell DI1tIILft LTthulf hlflNlck heIf Uncle 01 01FLhlr flevisFisherRight vH vHFisher Fisher FisherRight Right half Mck Pr Preke PrekeB lte lteR ktR smith Full bif back A Smith SmithTouchdown RmltbTouchdoRSmltblett nmitbTeuchdownaR Touchdown TouchdoRSmltblett TeuchdownaR Smith 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the record rfor llrleoin llrleointill iiric price In Inthe inthe the breed 1ROO 3M The noteil notp nted winner which will willt willbe be benched at the thlnlll Iidl Ladies Krnnel lrnn 1 AFSO IMlan IMlanshow ltlJlIflhfw I thu thushow show Is liaby nab Coastsruarrl and the purchaser pur purchaserIsP hA rIs rIs Is IsP I Hnrley IIl1rlp llarleyofhan of San Frnncl Francisco co her Hurley Hurleyhas lIalfhas Isrleyhas has also bought a stronr Ian Inrludinir InrludinirManila IndulinllMAnllll InriumlingManIla Manila Jlaby Mearnn and fllchmond Ton Tonfiict rnfilet on on111cC filet liflorgo eorlle Raper the kennel dub Judge Judeecame JudllPcarnl Judgeearns came over In personal prllOn charge of Raby Coast Coastguard Coastuard Coastguard guard guardVsrht guardYaehtRaelngAssiielatinn uard uardVatbt Vsrht YaehtRaelngAssiielatinn Racine Bailin Association AM elaUon to Amend Racine RacineTh RaclnlRul RacingRules Rul RulTh Rules RulesThe Th The regular meeting of tho Yacht Rncln RnclnAiflociatlon Rllcinc RllcincAAeoclation Raclneaocition Aiflociatlon of Long Island Soind will bi bih bheld beheld held ld at the Arena 41 I Won Thlrtr rhmrtyscoi acoi coll colletrelt 1 1street Istreet street next Thursday Thur day owning lit g31 30 oclock oclockSeveral oclockSeveral i iSoveral Several proposed amendment to the Hiring Hiringrules rucingrules I Irulea rules will be submitted which will provide providefor I for restricted classes claa ls of 15 IN I 27 and 35 35foot 3dfoot 3 3foot foot water line length Tim Th changes In the thorules tblrules therules rules are ar not very importinr importinrNathan Imr inirlortlutNathan ortmt ortmtNatJJan Nathan Straus traQ Win Frr FrrfforUI forill at Wavcrly WavcrlyPark 1nrrlyPari WiaverlyPark Park ParkTh PariTbl ParkThe Th The members rabfr of the Road Hori one Awoclitlon of oftftw otN ofNew New Jersey held the law moguls matliee of the theWMOU theseason season at Waverly Part yesterlar Five rtos rtoswere oerr were err decldtd lucludlnr the frtemriUI 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2i 211 525 171 rlMJ trotting trnttlncul trottingJessie Jessie ul IXlmtr bi im John Or cjremorv rorvi I I i Rubber ulibrr blk Wlillim titrnKdl 3 3 lobby rbrf br Meieri 3 aZeiuco 3 Wuco br Orovcr I 4 41 41JJli 4 Time2dlti 2aO4 3Sflf 3SflfIns Ins clAM uaclur declared lliu fiuishQJ fiuishQJStrSoger a Jj StrSoger ltr Bf er A Decker DeckervThUf i i iVsverly Vsverly vThUf Chief lr br clii milt tl Meyer lVV a i Ogdee A 0 Liulien 2 2 2 flea Eiin I 1W VV I ii Alvturi AlvturiA 4 4 44 Atiiden am George A flu di Tiuse1JS 22514 SJ JJ JJJM 32V 32V2M JM CUM cjaes trolllnf Iderlarcd noUh flaiihei flaiiheianay Hnny nny PPot iipoi ch ni IL Oreen Jr JrC I I Itied tied talc ta I til IR Mt diwugeli iM ll lllr Nina cts I tM hlacta 2 5 J2 ceenwuo4 9ohn Md14ft0 1 3 ifibpi lr iLO5IUYi 4 4 CONVERTING CONVERTINGTHE THE SKEPTICS SKEPTICSThere There art ar still some aledrinkers who stick to the notion notionIliat notionthat that the only ae lit to drink is is brewed abroad 1 hir numbr numbrb I Ii i icsi icsiciicd ned every irru tm one of thin is introduced to toa i I Ia a product made by Americans but cosmopolitan in its nature natureOne natureOne One tote goes further toward converting the skeptic than any anyargument Cargument argument of talk or print The proof of 0 the Ae a ihe ihedrmkmsf ibedrankng drmkmsf rALt drmkmsfAtX ALt nKALWaAfD RESTAURANTS SELl EVANS ALE ALEBrewed I IBrewed Brewed for Past 117 12 Year by Evans A Song Hadton Si YNew TNew New York City Depot Wholesale only 133 Iludtnn ht A I PARRY ANSWERS LABOR MENRESPOXDS MEN uN5RESPONDS RESPONDS TO THEIR LIST OJ OJQUESTIONS OF OFQUESTIONS QUESTIONS OV UNIONS lJVOATSTelU UNIONSTells Tells Them What a MtftlmaU Union I Iand Is Isand and Score Methods of Violence ytolenfLabor ViolenceLabor Labor Leaders adert Boast of Socialism SoeialUnAttack SocialismAttack Attack on Roosevelt a Fool Thin ThinINDIANAPOLIS Th1nINDEANAPOLIS INDIANAPOLIS Oct 24 24Immediately Iinmediately fol folIo following Io lowing wing the theLabor Labor Day Dayexercieco exercises hereat which whlclPresident whichPresident President Samuel Gompere of the America AmericaFederation AmericanFederation Federation of Labor paid hi respects UPresident to toPresident President Parry of the National Assoda Assodatlon Aseoclation tlon of Manufacturers local labor leader leaderat leadenat at the suggestion of Mr Gorapon pre preBented preaented Bented a aeries of fifteen questions to Mr MrParry MrParry Parry and asked for an answer to each one onethe onethe the questions being so framed as to presen presenthe present presentthe the whoje subject of unionism and andMr secure secureMr Mr Parry view on every point pointOwing pointOwing Owing to demand upon his tlm time Mr MrParry MrParry Parry did not complete his answer to thi thiseveral the theseveral several questions until today and th thwhole the thewhole whole will be embodied in a pamphlet osome of ofborne some 20000 words and distributed among amonithe amongthe the manufacturers of the country Ii Iian In Inan an opening paragraph and in answer to i iquestion a aquestion question regarding Mr Parrys Idea olegitimate of oflegitimate legitimate and illegitimate unions he say saythat says saysthat that a legitimate union is one that confine confineitself confinesitself itself to lawful purposes and that Itts no nolawful not notlawful lawful to attempt to prevent a man from fronworking fromworking working simply because he does not belong belonjto belongto to a union unionMr unionMr Mr Parry contends that a man ought thave to tohave have the right to choose for whom he would woulworkand wouldworkand workand ifhe la not suited with the terms oemployment of ofemploymentbe employmentbe employment he has the undoubted right tquit to toquit quit but he has no moral right to stani staniaround stand standaround around the chop of his former employer ani aniendeavor and andendeavor endeavor by threats and Intimidation to pre prevent provent vent others from working In this con connection connection nection he says That the list of crime crimecommitted crimescommitted committed this year under the auspices othe of ofthe the strike societies is sufficiently ominous ominouin ominousin in length to make every eelfrespectlci eelfrespectlciman man dear bis skirts of any connection wit witorganizations witorganizations organizations to which so much odium I Iattached is isattached attached attachedMr Mr Parry charges that a great man manunionists many manyunionists unionists boast of their belief in socialism socialismand socialismand and such men are at heart traitors to the thecountry their theircountry country for socialism denies that the tedi tedividual mdividual vidual possesses Inherent rights and says sayiinitiative sayshe he must yield the State every vestige of ofInitiative initiative and every claim of ownership ownershippersonally ownershippersorally personally to the property which hie bl energy energyand energyand and talent create createMr createMr Mr Parry then I turns to the creation of ofclasses ofclasses classes in this country arid says saysAgain saysAgain Again unionism is doing much to erect erectclass erectclass class barriers by destroying the personal personalrelationship personalrelationship relationship between the employer and andemployee andemployee employee It is true that industrial de development dovelcpment velopment appears also to bo doing the thesame theearns same thing but unionism is certainly ac accelerating aocelerating celerating the process It tends to make makethe makethe the union the hoes instead of the man who whopays whopays pays the wages and the latter is looked lookedtract lookedupon upon as one wIth whom a temporary con contract tract has been made which cxntruct is I Ibe to tobe be filled with as little labor as possible fo fothe for forthe the stipulated wages paid paidTalk paidTaUc Talk about labor being considered i icommodity a acommodityl commodity If collective barguliiing dues dnenot duesnot not make it a mere subject of barter tik tikso ilke ilkeso so much iron or coal what dues it dc Tk Tkemployer lie lieemployer employer who deals with a uuiou dicker dickerfor dickeisfor for his labor in a Job lot order lie want wanta wantsa a certain amount of work dune duneandLeduea duneandLedueanot and Le dee deenot not care a particle who docs It or Uow it i idone Is Isdone done just so it is done doneIt doneIt It la impossible to have a perfect unloialong union unionalong along the present lines of uniioUm 1 1England in inEngland England unionism has cttaititd a Btrcn Btrcnfoothold utrcrsg utrcrsgfoothold foothold so strung in fact that it ha hachoked has haschok choked chok the life out of a large number bthe of ofthe the leading industries The liritieti Itisb people peoplnow peoplenow now buy from Germany and other furemi furemimakers furezgmimakers makers the prcduus formerly made bthese by bythese these industrier and the thousands of mciwho men menwho who had employment in them assist li lirnakln in inrnakIn rnakln tip the 11 per cent of the popula population populatiOn tion cf Enrltnd that is a charge upon the thipoor thepoor poor relief reliefAbout reliefAbout About the most fool thing in the boycott boycotline boycottline line recently is the attempt of the wash Yscabington washinirton inirton Central Labor Union to put the thiPresident thePmeeicent President of the United States on the un unfair anfair fair list That unfair list bids fair to tobecome tobecome become raIl i hcnor with vengeance vengeanceThe vengeanceThe The President has declared that lie ue will willacminister willatmlnister acminister the law without fear or favor favorand aver averand and that even though Hs Ih open shop order orderfor orderfor for the Government rartments riefeot riefeothim sefcathim him for reelection ho vill i1l stand by It ju just justii ttli tli ii sump sumpOf sameOf Of nil tbe th absurd rnd end presumptuous presumptuousproponitiors presumptuousI I proponitiors that of attacking the Presi President President dent boo of his reiusil to violate his hisorth orth 0 th of fllo in to enforce the law without withoutdlsorimin withoutclitorlmfn dlsorimin tion pbout caps the ciimaz ciimazThe cimaxThe The insolence of the circular issued recently by aonipero Mitchell and others niter niterthey altertey they hnd called upon the President In refer reference refercoma coma to the Miller cnee Is only eqinlled eqinlledby by tie andrity aid 5cIty of the misrerrenei tion tionthft tionthet thft it tvnt ins According to this circular circulartle circularthe the Pre Preslent Hont bei heieves vps in the open shop shopfor for the vernmcnt but not for private privateemployers privafeemployers employers Any mt man of common sense sensektnws senseknws ktnws tirt t1 in cannot be true trueTile trueTile Tile President is reported also to be In Infnvor Infervor fervor of the proposed el ei1sthour ithour bill hi but bntit butit it mi mev bn rvifoly rsvrted hInt no mIun iD in intio intuo tio Presidents r00 reeltion find laist of all allthe allthe the prnsent incrmlf nf would cx commit mmit him hhuef himself self ef in Vie fnshlfn is to a proposed suet suetof ct ctof of lecl tesiaIntIn lntlon to which there such serious seriousobjection seriousobjection objection objectionnvciAA objectionJitli14 nvciAA Jitli14 4N IX A nAn FIX FIXirtdlrd pIXSaddled Saddled With Park PsrtcssVnhrn tnlon Axalntt lilt liltmil mil II Us Nay isuy Order StrtHts StrtHtsFffnrto SirlisreFIfnurts Fffnrto have ben nvdc the past week wreky weekby by eldent Bucliannnof Buchanan of the Internntlonal InternntlonalIfBocHlon IrtemnetlonelAesoci Aesoci IfBocHlon tlon of Bridge ard rd Structurnl Iron IronSVnkers IronVrskers SVnkers to rbt ira reoogrltlon of the Hot Wotse Wotsesrris Mrrlr srris rrlr and nrHgnmen Union by the EmploYers Err plovers ArtoTHhn ArtoTHhnruhftnon AraotinfluIianiis ruhftnon In still till siddle with th the local locnlunion localunion union rughi ugh tie action of the Kansas KnnMisCltv KansasCity City convention decliirg hilr sueperusien sueperusienof i pen lcn lcnif if It to ry Illeftnl He wf td nil It 1 wr rk rkrt kt rt tue Afhlird House slier teirg trld lv lvthe Tthe the Iron Lfcgue that lisle weie no dffl dffl2iiltl in inmilties milties 2iiltl to tattle wttleTht tattleTue Tht In Ijf Ijfrgue frd tin Fmrloyero Fmrloyer Ftnrloyerajseeoclnti jseeoclnti lEt have egrred to rrcagrh only tis floiiecsenltIis lJlm of New Yolk end endto to out the Hnui Hnusenith nilh ard rd Brid Hikigentens emn frivi out of their programme programmeBuchanan nrofrr mme mmenuchnnan Buchanan left tin city yest yaeter4av ria but butwill will ill iftum ffil el III II ja vrfk to fluid tilci a aiiwnd anirttrg nirttrg nf the ijterrptIonaI and loJ loJfieul fieul lye rarniJttI 1 0 dc 4iiiIsd iiwnd house housesit sit which a final lattemit ttem will bo made dfl to toiroou tprocu procu iroou vs irccpi Ition fieri tie lien Ifirir IfirirIVllinK Veiling in title rCCOKI to Irjtirrtiifai IrjtirrtiifaiUrrrtaiy Intitrtkrspl8erstaiy Urrrtaiy Jnhrftto Jll tie tliki oidnrd oidnrdmom its cities out ide of New York egniost mom momordered hers 1 lie Iron 1egue which well esJlj ff lay Preeldemut Buchanan local lime ag I will be ordered OB tfaio XO STRIKE OV ELElATKU ELElATKUMotormeo ELEIATl1Motorinen Motormeo and Firemen Walt WaIting Ins for Arrival Arrivalof ArrIv ArrIvof of 1 1 llanahan HnaimanThere llanahanThere There was no strike talk yesterday among amongtbe amifiugthe the members of the gievanoe c3inmjite c3inmjiteof cinmuitesof of the motormen and firemen on the ele elevated cm cmvated vated railroads First Chief Engineer EngineerT ngineerT 8 Ingraliam who came hero on behalf behalfof behalfof of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engi Engineers Enginoers neers to take charge of rffiirs for the inn inotormen inntormen tormen evidently holds the grievance grievaucwoommittee grievanceoammltteo oommittee well hi hand handThe handThe The grievance committee remained all allday allday day at the Broadway Central Hotel waiting walt lrig lrigto to hear from Hanahan grand otef othe of ofthe the engineers He had not arrived last libtevening lastevening evening so the committee left for their theirhomes theirhomes homes Until he comes matters are at a astandstill astandstill standstill standstillBefore standstillBefore Before any arrangements are made for forthe forthe the chiefs to go before the officials of the theInterborough theInterborough Interborough company they will have a aJoint a ajoint Joint conference with the entire grievance grievancecommittee grievancecommittee committee committeeStrike committeeStrIke Strike of Watch Case Engravers EngraversOne EngraversOne One hurdred watch ca case engravers engravenstruck engraversstruck struck In four shops In Brooklyn yesterday for an advance hi wages and recognition of ofthe ofthe the Watch Cone Engravers Union UnionBOAT UnionDON BOAT DERBYS FAST PACING PACIXOSpeedway PACINGSpeedway Speedway Flyer Coos a Half 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