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2 THi: KUOOKLYN DAILY KACLE. NEW YORK. SUNDAY. OCTOBER 1P21. Wanderers Beat League Stony Brook Eleen Beats Eatii3mpton SOLDIERS 3RACE SslM, POLO SET i2 GRID WARHIORS I HURTASERASMUS 1 1 AERIAL AnAGK EHABLESPAWUH6 10 BEAT MANUAL Park Slopers Gutnish Op portents by Palin.

Wins, 7 to 0. In Socker 1 The Eritoklv WanJeiers. meet Kieisher Yarn of Philadelphia 'In an American I-eague game ti1a. defeatevi a picked team the. New York Stale League by goals to 1 at Haw thorn.

Kie.d. yesiervMv. The fame was arranged for the benefit of Robert Wilson of the BrookKn Wanderers, who was injured early in tne seat-on At half tune each side had svored once. H.4il:vell cave hip TVanflerera th aIl' "tan. I btutt etjuaiixea oil a penalty siven against Agar rcuou ta.

ieague net. but was declared off" -side and the goal was disallowed. In th. second half, after a corner kick hy Uoyd, Agar headed in th. winning tally.

Marshall and Murray will be in the lineup for the Wanderers tivdav. The lineup: Brooklyn VI aii.iel I State res. Leakt tie till Koppisch Stars Again. As Columbia Swamps St. Lawrence.

520 Bj I KAVK T. AMU RM1V PKR'T HAt'tiHTON'S regime loiunihii is beeinnir. to show def mi'e results. gridiron arniis more than lived up to expectations at Baker Field yesterday when they steam-rollered to a one-si. led victory over F.ddie Raw's rvd-jerseyed St.

Lawrence team from upstate, the Kvorelvcard nading 0 for the Mormnssideis hen the final whistle New. The one-aided ifsult w.is. mJcel surprising to the most optimistic Cohirtibia router, as the St. l.awren eleven had been heralded as a combination not to Ite risen ts lightly. The Cv'lumt'ia, te.im It-keit e.vce.Hlini:ly impressive vesterday.

A pienti-f il supply of ivark well as numerous hnemen was thrown mto the fiay by Hauchtou. After th reeulais had scored two touchdowns In the first half. Haughton sent an entire new team of substitutes Into the e.ame. Then, at the start of the second period, the former Harvard mentor asam put his men on the 10 MIBSiONERS FAIL JTO SCORE jGaravanti Proes Shining Star in Fort Hamilton Gridiron Struggle. I i la ra mi of he uas Tr.e puter of the treinoon in the f.mtba!1 pame between Vor Hamilton and th Mission "liib.

p'ayed esre' oh hi ort IniviUon. in addition To a sod a nund tna'le a 5," the four'h period on a forwaid L. Kcn-ne-1 to T. Kowaa to iaraanu. This piay put the pyers ti he 4i- ard line as liny were tar liioir the p.ss twas arenipted.

Tiie neT play aain i brought tiaravarti jiito the hmeiifrht as he made anoiher ftn run of 3' ya -ds. Thn the Tort Hamilton boys braced up and held th- ni on their Hue minute? later the whistle blew. The tame en. led ft. The lineup I Vtlaievon Hisht hark 4..

ft back by -wk Klghl balf i'u'Ipo 1 cater half glipr 1- fi half Blair Out.Oile ht- Bt talma liisi le rint 11. Vuter Ill but he was dropped in his tracks by a blue-ierseyed lineman belore he could even et under way. Th. ex-Hoys Hixh star was Injured in the second naif and retired to the side lines to recuperate, finally entering the same asaln in the closina stages. I the fourth quarter, St.

Lawrence unleashed a last-minute forward-passtns attack which cme near resulting in a touchdown, the final whistle lilowin Just as Eddie Kaw's men had placed the piskin on Columbia' 7-yard line, havin traversed almost the entire lertth of I a oi' it- ai't rPoof; u. of TV "'io'iown when th-- thir-t i -1 a lone t-T l-'t-vWer srvl ku-(vd Tiie tcnji IV In Th 1-tsr pTin.1. th--tJngni df.f-rim h- cif. it 'v ii ll 'I i' 1 'it- 1 tor liCV I-. ms P.ivv u'tireni fr erv but on T-1 vT hi- luifu i i rrs :) M.inti.il ki M.mu..

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i -ff 1 1 wen" f-i-f- i'- 's -'--n M.irv-"':- i- i ftrx- for M.inu foi s. n- 'I iHi'': ntru-il or- dvt-i. 1 ni Jonrs 1 vi. on line. Itivcri'or' iwso- spillol ho tn go his i in-: rsiin an ainik 'in-1 rnm broke dp th is' an-1 if 'i r- to Paooiow.

who as iI'-'ah-iI tin his r-wn 'u Muni1! i.l frri-Pi1 to pun' and Jotts w.ii (tinpp-d (n his irn th 'iiir-er nriii. Kett Hi.mUt.ir THi "ii Ht.mt. L. Tu Fien.li It 11 Ulifr utimrhkni. 1.

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11 1ll KB '( Kn ill' Su-ivtfuifs .1. Kren.n t.r K'tt(t'r, lit for Kiio.et, 'l 'i J. 1 Tit- Hnsti Lint. 'f Hills lir ct Nfw York t'noeisov. VTi Pr.

Thw b. 1 -T- 1 K-'- .1" 1, i K' its i' Vv ft th- 'i -iv i I'I hi. 1 Oo inl Pint i' -1 H. Ur BEATS ST. JOHN'S Matbush 4 tn Victory Costs Each Team a Man.

Two athletes were piaim-d in thr ootball contest which Krasi.un playing on its home field. iaptut-ed from St. John's Prep yesterday. IS to e. Jack Ingalls, the gritiy risht md of Erasmus, sustained .1 brokin left ankle In th first few mlnutjs of play.

The other victim. CVFtnen. left halfhaok of St. John's, received a fractured right leg in 4 he second period. Both athletes were attended by a surgeon from Kings County Hospital and removed lo thnt In- stitution.

In a brisk play. Jngalls. scrimmage on a line who was on the ii- torn, emersivd writhing in pain. An immediate examination disclosed hij serious injury and no time was lost in getting him to th. hospital, Brien.

who was in the act of uncorking a great end run. was downed from th rear. His leg buckled under him and anapped. Wolff and Disxry Sliliic. Another sensational feature of the game was the running of Al Wolff.

He. beyond any point of doubt, cat ib. llshed himself as the peer of ihe Krasmus hall carriers. To this Jerry leary put himself in the limelight as one of 81. John's best defensive players.

It was the opinion of the niajoritv of people who witnessed the game that St. John's was complet.lv outclassed hy th faster Krasmus eleven. When Coach Bross took chaigo of the destinies on the gridiron of the big gray school it was felt thai he had big Job on his hands. The appearance his team mad-yesterday proves that he is entirely capable of handling the Job. He seems to hav followed the po'iry of Dick Elllffe hy having his team play mainly an qffensive gsnie.

Krasmus touchdowns cam a'tr lone marches down th flld. Throughout the gam. Krasmus collected ten first downs to St. John's three. The big institution's warriors completed one forward pass out of two tries, wiille th Red and White team completed one out of five tries.

It seems that th St. John's arlal attack has not been as finely finished as that of lis opponents. Play Hy IVrhals. First quaner Wolff opened th" game for Krasmus by kicking to Hrvan on his lit-yard line. Bi van ran the kick back ten yards.

The St. John's hack tried to pierce the line three successiv times. When falling 10 gain ground thev punted. Hut this proved a flizle when th ball took an ecrentrir twist and failed to cross th line of scrimmage. Fras-mus hall on 8t.

John's 25-yarri line. The Buff and Blue team scored a irst down and marched to within shadow of the Mayomen's goal posts. There th P.ed and White showed a stonewall defense, taking the ball from Krasmus. The St. John's punter kicked safely lo th 10-yard line, where Wolff was dropped in his tracks hy a spectacular tackl.

hy the Bed team's nd. The backs of th Buff and Bin team gaind nin yards. At this point of th gam Taptaln Woshbrink was taken out with a bad ankle. Aftr a long march, in which Simmons and Klin were big factors, Wolff, on a prtty nd, run, made the first score of th day. St.

John's blockd the point after touchdown. Rryan of th Hd tam then kicked off to Wlese. who recovered about seven yards of territory. When, on two downs, th horn team backs failed to gain. Wolff tried a short pass to Trolano, but this also failed.

Wolff then kicked to Shepherd, who was dropped in his tracks by Joo Horowltx. liigalls Is Hurt. At this moment Ingalls. rirht end of the Blue team, was carried oif field with a broken ankl" After several short plunges. In which th bull was about Shearer calld th first period over.

The scond period opened with an pnstiei ssful forward pass attempt. St. John's then punting to Wolff. In iwo atlmpts at left tat kle Bross team made another first down, which they Immediately repeated ith Simmons carrying the ball. This marc 1 continued when Wolf made another lit st down off right ta -kl.

Wieeo then carried the ball over -he goal line on a short plunge Ahun-selmen tailed In kick for extra point. The half then ended, th si oie being 12 Kiapmus's favor. hcconil Half Full of Acton. St. John's kit ked off to Wlese.

ho ran the ball hack flftn yards. Fall ing to gain ground the Krasmus tiani punted to niidnrltl, where Rorowiti made another spectat ulnr tackle. St. John's found several holes in the Bin tam's line and gained a first down. When th Flat, bush school hld for downs the YAII-loughby av.

team punted to Wies who ran the ball back to mldfli Id. St, John's cut short snd Krasmus rallied with a first down. Th P.ed team thn atmptd en nd run fron kli formn'ion snd gained one yard. They then scored surcessiv first downs on a delayed pass play This rally broke up when Wiese intercepted a forward pass and ran the ball lo niidfleld. At th" beginning of th fourth quarter the Flatbiish team npnd up th'dr attack by trying several de.

laved passes and then completing forward pass. Wiese to WohT. Kline then mad first down. Krasmus was then penalized for holding. The Mayomen then held for downs.

The Ruff and Bin team gained possession of the ball and started a march which wound up when Wolff scored a touchdown on twelve-yard run off tackle, Ahoiifselmon kicked the extra point. The llne-np Frnamiis. Tns St. Pr.i inrc nee High Easily Defeats Xo. Plai afield to Tr I.lnwood, 1..

I Oct. 4 The I.on awaited fotohall eame between Imiv-r-nce HUh School and Nor'h Flain-field was somen hat one-sided, the bon team plasterine its much liehter opponents with a 21 to acore, Utwrensce cert -d i's full weicht from the outset, v.ith verv protitaldc results. T'ie FuT find Hlue won the Rip. Oxford kicked to McCann. who brouiiht the ball to plainfleld'a 80.

yard mark. Mci'ann promplly puntr! hack to the horn team's 45-vcrd line. On a succession o' r. iner rtishes. Hicks went for a pain of nine yards and Oirord for an additional 10.

on a marvellous end run. aided materially by splendid interference. Hicks hrouKht the ball to the l-ard mark, from where Oxford went over for the tomhviown. He also klrked the iroal. In the final quarter Wolf tossed the picskin to Hicks, who covered a 4'i-vard area for a touchdown and Ox-'nid kicked the goal.

In the lasl minute of play, on the visi'ors' l-yaid strips. Wolf ran around the end in: molester and chalked up another points. Oxford analn successfully tot the ball over for the remaining tally. The contest was wai'd mainly in the visitors' territory. Flatnfleld thrtatentiiK but once In the third round.

Clahrtct. Hicks. Wolf and Oxford were the stars of the (Jay. Lineup: r.swrenre CI en roln i-ftrt Sohliiu Ffptirptift Pis N'nrth i ft firl Horror trO-kle Srrtnr leit KUani Hit "i i'-ntfr Slir H'ght ftinM tmv Hifcht Imii-crniali K.sltt I vj.nrt'-roni Lo.n Hor'or; f. if v.s l-'f hril' S-- It l'i, K'lTht hairt.ack t'hanOlcr Mri'unn Si-Oill--.

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-I 3 kiin, -p -c iinf i.ii line--, so Tt- of Ill min'ilf. S'll--- it utft IjS rf i 'rt't pnfion for Hi'k. iv.rao.il for tluK" Tjen for fo- P. 'I 1 for r- I't-r-Snri MoCrttoi; M't for Villi Col.r.f Jamaica Results RESENTS ACTION Action of Donor in Withdrawing Outdoor Polo Trophy Finds Little Favor. Resentment runs hifh in Army clecr-K over th recent withdrawal of the Shore R.m.1 Tolo Cup by MaJ.

Cecr. Cochrsvav This cup was originally put tip for outdoor polo competition and as such, it was to be contested for this month li-Army and civilian temtii. Major Cochran, chairman of the Pay Ridge Riding Club, who is aleo chairman of the cup committee, withdrew this cup to stimulate indoor polo competition. His idea 13 that there Is a latk of competition tn Ihis field and by putting this trophy up. he hopes to see stiff competition among th indoor players.

This action hau rliminatxd ad Regular Army teams from compel-ing for this cup. as there is a ruling that prohibits them from playing indoor polo. Last year, (loveinou Island wain this, cup by defentini! y' of the best learns around rorg. Cochran's ruling r-1 moves the cup from Ihem and at 111 same time eliminates ihem from win pi-t 11 inn. taptam Neu.

captain of th Knit Hamilton foam, refreia th. action taken by Maior Cochran, as the cup piu up us me result of the fin. showing made by th. Fort H.vniUto.t team Captain Nu has coached number of crvilian teams around llrooklvn and Is known throughout the country for his admirable ni.v ai'd horsemanship. After hearing Major Cochran's ruling the Fort Hamilion Polo As.

sociatlon put up a cup for competition for teams of equal strength ut the vl-inlty of New York. This pun is to be known as the Fort Hamilton Challenge Polo Cup, and any on. team winning it three times liecomet, th owner of it. Individual cups aro to givn lo Ihe winning four. I aptain Neu us chairman nf tho cup commute announced th foi.

low Ing schedule: i N-t Is'a nrl i tM X. J. av io amors inl. ('reacent Club Free Rooters vs polo i-lub int. 1" I'lL'ti Cavalry or novernota lsl.ni.1 Fun lUmil'iiii.

in th" aemi. la nnii itrt li Th" winner of iho anil vs. ihe winnpr of th. match betwcrtl cm. Fre.

Butilcrti and Fort Hamilton In the final. All mntrhes will be played at Fort Hamilton, matches to start at 1 p.m. sharp. ROPER'S TIGER, lu (MUG I 49 mmi Princetonians, With Two Brooklyn Players, Easily Smash New Englanders Line. ff'inlrt; lo The F.anlr.i Princeton.

X. .1., Oct. 4 Amherst crossed th Tiger poaol Hue vvh- Taft Intercepted Slagle forward pass for the Purple's Ion score in tit l'iincton-Amhrst Ram In Palmer Stadium this afternoon. The final score stood in to (I In favor of Princeton. The Tiser lisrks appeared to have no troulde in gaining through the Amherst line nny stave of the nam.

Slagles hrilltant dashes and substantial aius hy i eekes placed th Titters in positloln to score six ti uchlon ns. Ulagle carried th hall across twice. Th second quarter nttd 1 of th Crane snd P.lack points, ('aid-well on a forward carried th hail 3 yards across th line for th moil spectacular play of the game. The Amherst comhinifion was outfitted with four scrappy hacks who fought throiitrh th Tigr lln for thre touchdowns. Thy tvpia itnahle.

however, to get within striking of the Tiger ton I e. eot for the lunment when Tift r.esitlvr 'ahhed a Princeton forward p-iss from the air arid rarrleid the hall 49 yards the tin unopposed. Brooklyn lloys In I.ltic-np. Pill rtoper's innova'ion of havtnf Stout call ihe from "hudiK" rornia'ion hehifid th line before each play, proved deceptive for th Amherst eleven. Several Eainlntr plays look the New Kng anders en-tirely hy surpr.se.

In the Princeton lineup were 'wo hrooklvn hoys, Boh and Real'le -ai ed h. eaii.e and DuiV'g went in for Hills earlv In the 'hlrd period. Davis was responsi'ilf for several real losses l.v lh Amherst harks, breik-Ing through -ns oppon-nt consistently. During the quarter Amherst tork recourse in the forward piss and siicci completed eight out of 1 4 at'emnts. Piirhmarles: Prln- s-tnTl tf.ti.

Prtr r.t(i hf tr-n 1' ru.tr orlcr Arphers. Moore Pass-'' Tratt T4I' harder ft Smith r.n i Is llson -t Teuton s.f.ale oee (Jib.oti IV I. los ell Touch-toWPs -W ekes, fplrliv It oore Drew Pr ddy 1 f-ri hiflf'h Fiilll'srk II. cii.t. -rr'ccplort S'ngle.

ell, rrcnilcigast. Ulllisms. Alii'il Prs'f Tt. feree VI Feen I blih mi'lre of i i n- vv swar'brnore. Fie' I jliilge Ru MLhlgm Time ef pe-loils 12 nrnut's.

Iff, RTTBIIfO torn Bniiard4p Bowlinj Prices snd Tenn 1. Suit REPAIRS BY EXPERT MECHANICS The Bmnawlrk-nalkav-Col lender Ck IS. ttayestlt Aa4BM ark. WORLD SERIES MADISON SQUARE GARDEN COLEMAN'S NEW INVENTION The ftfilr mttit plrturt In th fM fimna th arfvtl wlth-rtiit tht aid mmlng plrtMri" mis-rrhlne. Ofn mT a rr ami hall aa tnmt a rmmr a dlrert w.re.

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CONQUERS ST. STEPHENS. 1GQ Jlfj Tom Thorp's Cub Back-field DispIaysGood Form. Violet Defense Strong. an mxpr if ni-f hai kfleM hsp laying v.nich hetter form and Teamwork Ihan had htn experlt'd of it so early in Thr Ww York raivi-rsny open-'ii totithall sp.isun sMcrpf fnll yt at erda v.

ti-f ints 'fif Srephtn's 'olicife t-t-n on h'xflA hy a svorp of io numnral margin of surpnsms nd more W'i. oni to Yiolt rioT'Bra. for fall the curtain raismc con. fit th wrre oppi'nnt th H- sijuat. roul'i otiiy turn in a 1 4-t-i-ti nuniph.

Tom Thorp's tub tackflehl ioiu-pr cf iv as the unlv nn-inl-t of rh who had pl.if-l arsit (f-f'TP; Tfd and Kt d-r Politic at th hal and Teve Hohicn at fuil. plenty i potential ahihty psterday. Time and tt'v, asain the Violet ball carriers pienf th fiiAnu furm ar 1 w.ill. and Tt several pna'TU! and a tow poor passe from the renter the total wenr. would hav len nun larur than it whs.

In the opening quarter foilnm loria'a ku kof? to Nacu'ie on th" la'TTs line, the Violet nan in a rianrous poiMon when loria r- cov reti a hy Hold- on N. Y. o-yard line. I). lorn caired ti nt his team -i8 s-t back lr ards on a PnalTv, He immed.ntfly kuked to H.iwps, mn it lack fo his own 2 linf.

'n the second down HoUi'-r, p'in to Wiison. Th isitors to cain and ki k. a rain. yo ien and Hnlitica made two flrM downs. A rial tv sTopped this Tiiaroh, HoMn kicking otr the sronl lin-.

A punt T. fhj ball on it 4i.y,ird l.rt The starTeti ato'her titTn: t. hich a halip'l funib ed on enemy's fKe-y hr jn-t hff'tre the pnod In the eecnnd nuartor with Y. I. rUp in It? jfTriory on the 1J- 't rd hue, 'where a long Ktrk bv )t-h'lia had placed trV ball.

Th Vtr-I- i runtd out of t'aneer. Another kirk bv St. S'eph'h's (cave N. Y. V.

the ball on St. -phen'r 4-yard Line pluncinr hy Bolrlen. Ibd'ien Hnd f'olitica HoUln cli.Trr to plunp through for The 1ir T--u'hdow n. Howlev ked the fr the seventh In the third period another x-hnn, of kicks eoe N. I hall on its 4f-ard linn.

Two frT downs in quick- ordrr viere fol'ov. ,) hy a sensation run around bft end hy Tf Pold-n, whir-h resulted another ouchdovn HarrWon hloi'ked HoHi v's try for the oal. The final sccte was mad In th" last pnod in whirh St. md its only frsf down of Th petite on ft pass frnm. nhle to Mutv Tn toii'-hdown rpulted from a forward puss from Haws tQ I'olitira.

A this snt tn his sut who Th' 'ne'lers in chrk for th.e rst fe ron'est. Pnlden nd Hoiden did ti rronnd rumni, while hn end HowVy shtwJ well on the for N. Y. I ielor and NoV. v.

tc th nv'niprjnirs vt the at-fack. The linkup: -v k'ji T(l r.r, Hoc I is i st strh -a tar la fusr.l -i' I' i-tv 0 rh-II'IH ti' Iti ra i "s.k tk fPT'nt 'over. 1 PC -Ho am 1 fvlon tf. Su. 1' U.Cir.n 'or hr, fo- Han.

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M' -ij--art i I.Ticpoi-n V- Nor. He Port Washington Eleven I ncr tn 7 lie Wasit.s'on L. Linkfieid. fi.rnor'v t'-e f-'l "P.e.l ni Mg htio to Pnr-t U'uhlrp'or Hle't dcf.aMrg P.ivei'head H.ZO fp 'fi- 4 to 0. Lirikfl.

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1 i I Dl GAME 1 I i. to i .1. A. .1 It i I i i 'Jul Mo i bun rd Shorn Mali rtiKI.I. VI a' snail A KM Hall -well.

Mi t'hvMiiP. I.ii-'.i lnirt If ft am iiuu-uic Intpfm-Pn rli own ami t.l!i.r. Hil--ti Nfv 45 Agur. t'Oklvii hiii I i't if- a V.ik Stt Timt' HhIiv--niltiuttr'ii. Detail Story OfllowGianls Beat Senators (CnntlniMMl rrom Page Xeh delivered two strikes.

P.ice then walked. P.ice stole With the count at two and two. (ios-lin fanned. No runs, no hits, no errors. Ninth Inning.

Wilson drove the first ball pit tied into right field for a sinsle. On the first hall pitched Jackson laid down a. sacrifice hunt. Hlufge to Judge. Cowdy struck out on four pitched balls.

With the count 2 1. Nehf singled to right. Wilson rounded third, hut was caught at the plate. Rice to Huel. No runs, two hits, no errors.

With the count 21. Judge fanned. Flut ge took a strike anil a ball, then singled off Jackson's glove. With th. count two and two, on the hit and run play.

Peck doubled 1o left Ikteid, scoring Blucge and tying the score. Ruel took Iwo balls and one strik ami then grounded out 10 Jackson, Pck going to third. After taking a strike. Johnson lite. I to Kelly.

One run, two hits, no errors. Tenth Inning. Lindstiom fanned after two strikes and on hall had been called. Prison singled to left field. Young popped to Harris.

Krisch stole second. Kelly struck out. No runs, on hit. no errors. Lindslrom threw- out McNeely.

Harris singled off Lindslrom glove. Rice singled to right field, Harris stopping al second. Goslin popped 10 Jackson. Judge flied lo Young No runs, two hits, no errors. Fie v.

on 111 Inning. Terry filed to McNeely. Wilson struck out. Teck threw out Jackson. No runs, no hits, no errors.

Hluege liftd a short fly to Kelly. Peck fouled to dowdy. Nehf threw out Ruel. No runs, no hits, no errors. Twelfth llinltikf.

dowdy was hit by a pitched bull. Nehf dropped a Texas leaguer to short left. McNeely picked up Hie ball snd threw wildly to the stands. Ciowdy reached third and Nelif sfr-ond. Bentley batted for Llndstroni and was passed on four pitched halls, filling th liases.

So.ulh-wort ran fur Bentley, Frlsch forced dowdy at the plate. Harris to Huel. Haaes still full. Young dropped a Texas leaguer In renter for a tingle, scoring Nehf and leaving the bases filled. Kelly's sacrific fly lo Uoslln scored Southvvorth.

Terry singled Off Judge's glove, filling th bases again. Wilson lined to lloslin. Two runs, three hits, one error. Kelly went to second ItRse for the diants. while Frisch went to third and Southvvorth to center field.

Shirley batted for Johnson. Jackson dropped Shirleys fly and the hatter reached second. Harris singled to center, scoring Shirley. Rite singled to center, sending Harris to third. P.ice was thrown out st sreond trying to stretch his hit, Southworth to Prison.

McNeely flied to Southworth. Ooslln was thrown out by Kelly, on run, two hits, one error Latonia Entries. F'rst Rue II ifto, claiming. 4 ana up. a ftulonts l'i.

sHft. H. spapiri Tlk-h 11... The Hirl. 4RDirl Hay.

Iin. SaiiahH Vaba. 117. Hono- Man. It': Ki-niici 4Am.

"Ruby, in fa k. i.r. 115. I I'd. Pleasure.

112: Kelly. 114 ppcnnii lime 11.4'ifi. t'ai-uing t--ii. mn rlPns, fucorga Sammy a Pri.lc. I 111 Hoclrv 104 ai i.e.

loownie. us- Ro. king. Had it' llt'l'lcn Hun. y.

ic'sp-lia l''i l'i. Tanner. liieat Rock. llv. Riva1 ppn.p4.

in. Sio.le Hand, 11't, Also il-ril'le. Fe.lprrtllst. lnV; Russpi r.vo. 11..

n3, yulnce King. It's; Mamoad i 114 fl.w itching. 1. i Tlti-'l Ilace 11. tin.

claiming. Pir. lo'-ls. 1 ml and 7" yarris pot.r Mn-I Ill, Snow MrtOlPn. IflS.

s.viinus. Vloorflplrl, 1fi; Hi.nn 111. I Marian, 117, 1(l: Kn. I 'll 'VJoln, 4phi( Mra'ann. Ipp-e Vlaia.

0 1 Als, lelb e. Th rorhpptilor I1I4-. ri. vtl fl lint; Faintly. Hit; St.

Martins. 110; don sniok-. lf'4. tounhtpr D'ar, I us I Fourth five M.vStl. th.

Ff dni.ng allow in-ea. .14 uiri up f'tihiin iiprta.n. H'l; Mux Hick. fo. A-IVgaais.

rayon. 11.1; a no. 44-Tn. Runt, line Right nn l'i Co lumbis. Ill; Fab an, A-M-ss C.r.na 4: tart.

oik 111 eilg Rliie line n. 111 Ffth Rjr. nun. Versa I Ilea. n.

rial wp'eh, t.v.ar-ol.ia apcl up I 11: Wisp Coun-eljor. 1l.i. ihilrtowt. IC lira. Ill sth Hsc l4f-a, th.

Sniif'irat. nl-low an. ps. furlongs Plgoo. rla.

n-'am p. A Ai'ca 1 I.p.lv in tiolil pis l.r'rl I'l H. fiH-itia 11'. Also eligible. Bull pi 11(1 Woliaon, 11 Row elnwers 111 rl ie.

'op' IK. R.l.ll'ptloti, 114; The Rad'ger 114 F. raskey. B. Ri erkem nig.

and 1, enti peventh Racv-l4Sn J.yp.ir. "Me n-l up, 1 1- miiea Ficmell 4 Ro M-Mlllan. 114: 91; rtesentiit. 111 Klln 44; SiakHli. lift nprcnfl it tin i-n ne 'a ii nrdhic tn Major Socker tames On Today's Schedule In fl.irliinn to two geims in th f.tr-rty rhumplonhip nerU-s of th Ameiifan Sinker lHKiie.

n-hMnlcd tor this nfternrron. th-r will be two (trmr-M in th prfliminary round fif the nip competition of the I'nited F.N.tbMll Asno( iation. The tin-lrty wker (TP (iniini r-v- 17'h Ti nni. AMBP.ICAN Tfk srrn rhllaltlphl r1''-N Yorl fm' ivr v- FlrlnhPr Tm aw home fH. Br-rokl-.

n. Penn State Tears Through North Carolina, 51 -6 Mate t'nili-Be. fa. O. t.

4 North State ft'Il hti eaiy vlrtim. ol tn fi. hnfore the onjiia.it. ht a of th Pennvliania Stat i 'olie hrka toily. -suitors' lone tourh-lon wan tsword by Johnston in th' Ian pTio1.

A xhort punt follwe.l bv4)Two pnattiei cae North the ball on Pn nState's thfee-' anl line nn! rnrrtel The goal was not kicked. Held only to supplant them a short hile after with his Varsity eleven. ko )li-h Outsiandin Mu. Captain Koppisch performed in his usual admirable manner. Kefors he was withdrawn tn each half, the Hlue ond White captain had uncorked two beautiful runs, ore for :5 yards around left end and the other for 40 yards around nht end.

both resulting in touchdowns. Once Kop-pisvh (rot clear of the line there was no stoppin him. He outdistanced all pursuers as thoujeh, they were standing flatfooted. Kut Koopisch was ably supported i by his team-mates. Sesit and Km- prinishani, the two stars of last years freshman eleven, are two miirhty worthy acquisitions to the varsity eleven this year.

oBth ar Ime-plu icers and the aim nee of cood line-plungers was Columbia's main difficulty last year. Time and asain and Klnprinaham crashed throush the St. Lawrence line for Kood substantial gains. I. IVvrk.it.

Pron-Kh ker. Another most desirable attribute which revealed itseif again yesterday was the drop-kicking of Krisel. Krlael's ducaed toe" again scored clean field (ton I from the 15-vnrd line, duplicating his feat in the Hav-erford name a week ago. In this yonnRster Haushton has uncovered a thr.at to the strong teams which Columbia will face later this fall. Should Columbia get within the 4'i-jard ltn- of the Army.

Syracuse, Cornell or I'i nnsvlvani.i. Hauphton can always call upon Krisel. who is apparently quite de-rendaMe with his toe as well as be-ins; a food plunsriiiar hack and not at all poor on Interference for his teammates. Brooklyn Stars Help arid. "Joe" Quigley.

a former Boys Hish luminary, and "Lew" Smith, ho received his diploma from Manual, were the only Stfl Lawrence backs who could even cause a dent in the Columbia defense. Several times Quit-ley looks as thonsh he was about to tear 0(t a lengthy run. ST. JOHN'S STARTS FOR EIRST Til Boro College Holds Holy Cross in Second Half. Is Defeated, 28 to 0.

iSprrial fo The Hanlr.) Worcester, Oct. 4 The story of the first defeat of the St. John's College football team by 'i score, at the hands of a powerful Holy Cross eleven. In lh" Sia-ditim here, ran best be told In two halves. The first half saw- the red clad team from Lewis ave.

ijadlv stage struck and noticeably disorganized against a highly driPed elotcn that seemed to match Its play with a perfect defense and which enjoved the services of two slashlnu. stabbing backs, Messis. Crowley and fl'ii-nnon. who rank with any la.ll carriers in the Kast. St.

John's played every kind of bad football a n't went thoroughly lo pieces, allowing the i'i polnis lo hi tolled up. no one of which, sty by a placement Vickfl could tightly he terirted as tarnel as the tcsult of a consistent itack, Ka-h'-r were ihry the direct result of faux pas by Si. John's ssw-nnd Half Another Tale. Of the second half ano'hir tale must be told. This tirre It whs a team of red devils who foufi-ht, tore i.ti-l slashed at dn amazid a pieadlng grands-am! called -he same series 'if purple stois back into fho gam were del ricked late in the first r- rlod.

or no', 'lie red devt's fr tight on and thundered acrains' th Holy Cross goal line, two ronseeutlve quarters play was In Purple territory and once within the ive.vard zone. Ka- a 'irne a loarl v-n-i gilns! the P.ed team and so S'. John's wept scoreless. Another and more diverilng tie may he told of the heralded -lash l.i'ween 'he giant cspltins of tie two t.anis. Leo PrendetaaM of tho p.r'iokl oi-flt and the 21 5-pound Hilary Malianey of Holy Cross.

As predicted, th" twain plavrd opposite nicer ntl' l.esfer i t.i freshttiH-i tai kle of St. John alio ilf-w part of Minan.y's fire, f'n nd rgast played his usual defensive Kame. until his arm v.eni lad on him earlv in the a t'lin-l perlo.lv He was earned -he fip'd io so-rv eherred to he hv Hoiv fros-1 l.all.-uilii I- Vnl In 'oarh l.vnch as forcr to 1 irge lufc llr.eup utid'r f.re and the ond taif saw "Taps" P-iL-le ni. 4, hol.is'i, 'inetu in ai n- in p. ti of pl'imri Is- while the .4 Tom ol of Oklahoma tn c-iard In piare jllM Ill, l.nlligocr "'artel on -he! f.

nil pa'-'it 'l a'lmi frrun Ri! in r'-r. h'ts tii rn Mi1 i rft 1 1 h-i nd 'f 'l ii I ii I a ri i i wi'h i 1 1 1 Iv 1 ro-f r.n in ir tr-. k. S' J'lhiiS -m i wt to in t'-5 f'On. wh-n Hex i inrt -r gtT'ii run-; nV 1 rn ii a if for -t rd 'dns -i: on i' au- ta I rr" Kfor th-- t1 t'h- sr.

Morni rdit a tv. 'in'- Th ('n" pV.n- 1 r-i v. miftfl up n't'J i f' -sv-iina 4' p4r'i I T1 '('ho i -r -1 i-I-f flTTri IT rdl' -I -n n-l 'M i' lot 1 BADLY AND LOSES 1 1 i the Held via the aertal route. In the third quarter, Kana. the St.

Lawrence left end. roused the crowd to its feet when he recovered a fumble and ran at) yards before be was caughts and dow-ned by Larry Tliho-nen. the former Manual star, who made a magnificent tackle. However, the hopes of the up-Staters were dimmed when the referee called the play back, ruling that St. Lawrence had been offside when the ball was passed.

The lineup: Column; TMtiotien Smullen K. kson Sohimitllach. i he i Price W'asner rttse Koppmeh Kmi-rltitham. tolumlaa St I.awrenon Trte. St ljiwrent-f 111.

Left end Kvans Left tackle Nrsvhrts Loft guard Baslisn renter Uham RlSht ruarrl R'sht u. kl Green Klht end Willtstns Quarterbst-k Lpft halfback Richt halfback i'aip F'ullback Carrnll 7 II Touch. town KopplfMh. Emrtrluirham. Klr linipyr, Seslt.

Kriacl. Hyrle. ca.sla after touch.1r.wn Pfaae, Krisel. Rontons. Kifld ol Krtsel.

Rohhins. Kute silt attoos Coiumriia, Ktrchmayer for Cm-priiiaham: for Koppis.ii; Healy for Semt, Hyde for agner Raphael for M. Willi, for SchlinUltx-h Soht for Sntiillpn; Ztrt for Peaae; Vsn-dergrtft for I'rlc; Krisel for Km-pnngham for Klrcheutyr; Koppiach for Splst for Healy; YVaaner for Hvile. la.knon for Raphael: Schlmttitsi-h for MacWillle; Rniullen for Sohat: Pease for Z.iril, Zearl for Pev; Price for Vatol'r-rrlft: Vsnrterrrift for Pfase: MacWIllte for wehmnltlK-h; Shaw for Jackson: Hanly for Kmpritirhatn St. Lawrence, t'ovell for rowlpy; Humlan for Robinson: Wilcox for 'Irecn; Smith for l.lnhtfoot; I.ightfoot for Turn: tjuiklcy for Applelon; Appieton for 8ulllvan for Crowley.

Otlli il Rt foroi. .1. fl. Ferain. Princeton; umpire.

Torycll. linesmen, H. R. Hcncase, Dartmouth. Valador Beats Spot Cash in A Nose Finish Havre de Grace, Oct.

4 Willi Martin's Valador accounted for the thirteenth running of the $10,000 Havre de Orace Handicap today when he heat A. C. Boat wick'. Spot Cash by a nose. A head away finished Jim Bean's Donaghee.

The race was run In one minutes 51 seconds, a full second off the track record for the distance. The three leaders raced under the imarinnry wire so close that a blanket would have covered them Spot Cash, th favorite, with 122 pounds up, was between Valador ami Domikhee running through th horn stretch and he was In such close qiiatters that he could not do his best. Havre de Grace Results Pirat race Beltey Maloney, t24 IO and 19 0. first; Sandra. S4.50.

sec. ond: Old Broadway, 2(, third. Time. 1 lig Kdinhurgh did not start. Second rare Floating On J5 8i) nr.d Sn.aO.

first: Batsman. 13.30. set -Vol' lo J. 'h'fi. Time, ji.jj i-t.

a new track record. Ix.n- oeo mi, i starr. Third race Erica. l.i. in and 3o, first; Baby flrand.

$5, second-flrav fiahles. th. third. Time, 1:43 2-5. Lotianna.

Ouecreek. Wood-lak and Cj lecn's Guild did nol start. Potirth rare Dreammakep. 34 70 nnd 121, first; Tim Exposure 1 3 70 second: WeMflnder. 15.10.

third! Time 1 13, pep to peep, odd Seth i-nd Peile o' Wood did not start Fifth race Valador, ard I3.0. first; ftpot Cash. 2 0. secontr Honaghee. 13.80.

third. Time 1-Ji" All ran. Six-h race vice Chairman. $10 10 and lull, first: Rechahite. $12 Bounce, $21.10, third.

Tim Viamln. Sea Monarch and nQ. STSrt Seventh rate Old Faithful. $35 SO and I3.no. first; Hickory, second Mountain Rose 11 $2.90, 1, me.

2:07 Rnd iiiimntounder and Invigora 'or did nol start. Regan's Pitching Features Policemen's Victory Apparently fully recovered from their defeat at the hands of the New Yopk Fir Department nine hot ees. me members of Father Knickerbockers police Depart rnent baseball team showed themselves In true form yesterday afternoon bv defeating the fast nlon Club of Mi hnir.nd Hill. 42. at Todd le With on the mound, the Copper" outfield," had verv little vvoin to do.

Kegati twirled a hitl.ss name un-ii ine sixth inning, when 1 t. wei.pacd hits sent Uiank and Hurley of the Colons across lie p. ate for the team's onlv ruus o'Nejli reliever) Regan In the svrnt i and lss inning and fanned th" first two batsmen to face him. Rogai 'gnt 1 nion players whil In- as In the ga ni. P' twit' I men duo ft ni i fl i i T-err 4 If I N7i T-l-v li.

fl (i i Vi'' a- lt i a 7 ij'tfi 2 114 1 ft fi I. i ii H'lM. -f 3 1 fi 2 ft 1 -fidi (1 .1 I 7 i 3 l-i r.iin If 1 i 2 1 fl ft fsijr (ir 1 A if 1 A 1 A 'v ti 4 7 I 14 :4 2 4 1 13 M-ajtferi fur Rff-tn Irr pijj tp.ari Korlv "irh lr.mrn i'II. 1 fi i. rwj.t 1 ft i a Tnll- TtO-l i.

Sf-jf-rsflct. Ti-r, rv Vl-f f'r-en saK if Bmsi nn Mev-- (i- i mn n'-Rv i hv I In 'tin ft 'rg 1. f. i i ll Yvvjne Latonia Results Mf get JJo s'v Mai y. $7 lU.

nec.t.d, I p- Fil't trn I mar. 9n int. Tim'. 1 12 2-5. Joy.

IVhwve, Kercan. I'hil Mi'Cann aiwl Ultrump lni nm stait. Sron1 ri Noralrn. 41 4.5rt, first; cherryconp. i iu.

-ond; H'iiii Km. third. Trni-, 1.41 3-5. Mair Wand did not start. Third nir Rumktn.

17.4o and II firs: Opulent, $4.40, second: liandel. i i. third. Time. 1 4-5.

Jupiter. Shop. I'enuot. Mon-pere nr.d Idol did no! atari. Fourth rm t'etrnsus.

rvlu nnd first; Hlht on Time. tt 311, seeond; Quini Harden, J3.30. Third. Time. 1.11 Child play and I'ostriion did not start.

Kll'h liii't Kentucky Cardlnnl, Jliinu and i first; Captain Hal. Mill, second; Almadel, Jl'uifi, third. Time, Klue Ridge, Cup Bearer and Kir Nadi did not atari. Sixth ra- Uh 8u.iiar.im. 12 no and 60, first: Pyroot, on.

second; Tesuqtte. Sll JO, third. Time. 1 0 2-5. Klyatll.

Dr. A. L. Menifee, Halhoa, Kisass. Fuo.

High, Wafer and Talequa did not start. Seventh race Siskah, 7.1o and 13.40, first; f-ret'y Foliilcwn. sennd: Kuflya, 14 50, third. 1 l-l Saeaniook. Kretwell and Tlppo snhil did not start.

Brooklyn Park Results First race Nell. 1M tin 1. 40. 1 HO. S.3", 'u s-; Valentin D'Orr, 113 iCornorsi.

1.20. J4 TO, tecond: T.elie Flower. I'l (Ilohcr'si. 1 5 To. third 1 04.

Giory of the L'or't Pother M. Katharine flankin. Coodnin, Hurgovne. Iiudd.f-iu and Wild Itein-e so ran Second 1 p.cit n-rn tf-hi). 120 and rlr': Rilu-n.

and $4 1'). second; I.i'Me Avon, 14 in. thirl. Time, 1 t) j-J. Chailota Slater Sus.e Zainer.

and Advan also ran. Tnird rare John "h' i'V first. Bov 'torn Home. 17. 1120 second tmuhle Shot.

13. 1 1-iri 3-5. 'iordon Kha Mamie o. Jar.e an 1 I.ady so run. Four-h ra'c Honl-a.

13 10 12 i't. firs' SJ 4" second. I. trhi Hand third True. 1 T'r Mai in.

A if vo r.iii M' i cry. rare P.aker f'invn. i Hid 3 r.r.t. T'' T'' arid H.iir.H-,.ane, third 1 Sat.dr H. Hr.wspnt -iri nnd ho il.te v.i'i ran.

S'l ril'e JOMI Mo'-ril! firs' The c.un- I s' ond Ftar l.i third Time. 1 'ennir a so ran ra'e Kn.hr. in nan, 1 $-run f. 1" 12 fir, Fi" Second Last One I. a.

ltd 1 Jewei 1 V. John A a so r.is'.tn no e-- 13 T. 7-I trst Kla- ir second f-' thud J'. iii. nut lwood a -e JAMAICA ENTRIES in rl Per 4 ii, 'ipsit RI' Iff l-SP -Iv Ml- .1 I i A a I Ivi peed -at k-l Hi l'i ps 1 '1 1 1 i 1 4 -v p.iotii.P iv Titili h- 1 a T-'o v.

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ll ShP rrl Volts left hal'hi-pk tibrian -oTcon. Plr'it ii Kurte F.ilihaok P'sn li Wolff flo from toil' hr" A hot 4ltnan 1 Rof.rp. h.a'.p I for. i.ii-. i.

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1 -I op 1 iii ir. I4.p.- 'll '4 a.na.vni... ii 1 r'f- Tin-- Of pfxnA Id nil MLh-'lMiiop- iriis' 'j'i. nf-'lt fnr I'lhrP'tn 'tr lwV.w rrt'1iini f-r prnni frw Ri-nifi'j St Muh-T Utr tTrb'tein T-'itti Sitnr fr Rn Marry Murk Battles Mickey Whalen to a Draw Johnn. Hynn of th I'ni.

I Nrjry Vnorkr.kmtit Jark Marnh nf a figlit-ro'in-l hout la nihi th 1 1'h Hft. Iv.tin-,' match 4i(sM -i o'in-1 V. Wiliialna of th Mi Rout, earn ii- isinn over Worira of h-J7h Rret. In a Al Ie S1'vi am tommy fr' foujrhi tn i i 1 lif-r fnu "-nu it go wit it Flos fnr-rl Mne fn.n, finJ-1 In a Bimilar nianner. i ADMISSION 50c ifi.