The Journal and Tribune from Knoxville, Tennessee • 24

DAILY 40IAL Ann TIUL117111 ocror. 2 olboob2 --Q'! emen.po Romeo 711rlo r777'-1 I c774 -3- a -2 11'1'11 1 1' 01 PRE: i 1 4 4' 'i-'i II. attrig-c 'Rh" 1 tuall 1,4 t4' liD II Ofl tJiL -versify- let tod-' Reed; Okla beings risktt belt Saelif tire et titre tourbdsmeng ter 41se 1, 4- i- COLLEGE 6 tedey and -defeated the- t. The, eaJete- trout leettetteb- -Put tIP 11- etz(mg-'otteeetur 'geese -wed -cored tesebdowse the- died -through the-1111111) or-, the Carbide Meer ttEHI Quer. terbeek Klemm's were tbe prieripst mid titueess, neere traleeetly mkt, 7 -tbet.

111LWItk Wilton, Col-Use tad Ilantago censlas- the bolt the Mahe prectlealti et 1,12,4 treaderbilt weloped the IrolalleettY et GetaPsta football teem today--4 ter th wort tete unexportadIT large- The red and black Hat thireateetal the- trtedorbilt stet sett appeared toticeir beliefs. -to- stop tte- dirsbles yellow tad black backfield. tmoorshi't AkoMmek. the Waadarbilt goal and appeared ostirely Itelp'essi stop tte- darshiag fellOW sad black backfield. tmoorgbi's li Regained After Two Years by Yalefs Football Squad.

ck Pugilist's case is tinued Until Oct. 29. Is the Way: it Looks to Ashevale Baseball Fans. i By Top-heavy SccrecJ t-Sixty! Two to tiothina. MSS.

10--LOUISIMAA' wheaten- wee shadowed khrosgbout the New tirleana I me and did aot haws opportunity to deteated MINAS task any of his sensational rasa. through speed toillas asd SOB badly made tether with to rums of 30 so IT rata cart Woodwal In the last quarter. The- vrbte was back Ilallengel played on a slippery was witnessed by persoaa. New Orleans. deteated Misslosiggi through spec 'ether erkb two Carl Wooctward, Ballenger Oct.

unireratty college te rs. bat we tosh glare- tor -grebes- by right tackles-. Quarterback made only is Charged With Abducting a White Girt. The Ells Winning by 6-0 a fiercely Contested Game. Request for se of That Club to Leaga Votid f.

AUBURN- Played. in Form -Attack and Impregnable Detest Booze- La, Oct 1133 ef Me drissiPP3 todar defeated. Leslietaaa State salesman 30 Uhl' IfillstastPPI web 1,7 Quarterbaek Fletekes'a GO-yard-- vas a beokea and lifeateat drop-stick float tire -10-yerd lbm 14- P. U. tildes bad tbe ball an -Itia- staatpor line.

but odd not peek over. The defeat was tbe fleet eV fered tlds season b7 SEWANEE 27-- CHATTANOOGA 0 AUbarn. Oct. VAttenseon west down in defeat before Auburn tads, on a muddy fleld. filo -Mal' wore, being 27 to Tbs Clemson Moe could not top the ptuea Of Sesellee and the end nine of fluUu ond Nowell.

These, two with Yale Boys Prove Superior to Cadets in all Departments Increase of Bond Makes Him lrariousThe Girl is Or, dered Detained. FLORIDA CA; I of the Gain. orange all-114S to score tbronak a flak. Lewis grabbed a tamblott ball sad rats thirt7-11Iva for toecbdown. With this exception 1 ems a was unable to awake Mat downs atilt auy frequency.

fletrasse. Oct. defeated the Unit-pest-1y of here this afternoon by the score of 27 to O. The game was played on a slow -field and Beelines was composed largely of ubatttutes during the last two periods of play. Wfth the first halt standing 20 to 0 against them the Chattanooga's.

took on stew lite and held the local team to only one touchdown in the last two rounds. The sbowiag of Swan's team WWI so agreeable surprise to the student body. Oklahoma 21Texas 6. Dallas. Tel, Ort.

likOutelmased in and team Play. the of d- Dallas. Tel, Ort. lik-Outelmased in Peed end teem play- the Unlverstti of 'Tbo request of tbe-Asherille Baseball club that It be allowed to withdraw from the Appnlachlai wall re- fused at a special sleeting of the board tot directors of the-league held at the Hotel Isisperial Saturds3r night. Arias Reties was taken after the question bad been discussed at considerable length, four ot the voting -no" on the mellow to release the Asheville territory.

'The request at the -Asheville Baseball club that It be allowed to from the Appalachiai league we re- fueed it a -d-- of the board otHot nem. at the 1 action was taken after the question bad been discussed at conaiderable -length, four of the club voting on the mottort to release the territorY. '0115Ite OTIlle. Ins. Oct.

bard fought me- tram -start to Satoh Florida detuted South Carolina bore today. id to 41- Voakoslita of earotbma kleted goals trout placement tba Drat- third quartey s. time last rout tbo 40-yaz4 Ihie. Taylor of Florida Jacked a field goat la the tkIrd quarter wad tot lib last quarter Pounds luteried the boll over Ine vistlorta Ibis toe the astx tovebdoiru of tbe Taylor kicking goal-- -Florida used thp Akrword poem tor loot; galas soy V. U.

I. 19-VIRGINIA O. Charbbtlebrillo. Oct. Mk -Virginia Militurr inatttata ourprised tbe tuiveraitY elms football team lost to Oklahoma uni- I of Virginia football team 'rant its strength PRESIOENTLYNW CHARGES DISHONESTY-rill BASEBALL TALES FULL BMX ALL -AROUND PLAYER -H111111RCE'''TOSEL el I mimmintlone.

ammoinfdlEtamulmob all the Talk About. Ousting Him From the National 1 League. I Ivoting. President Jacob Smith of who called the meeting at the requewl a -President T. B.

Duckett or the Amite ville club, -presided, and rthe following were in Air. thicket( ond G. Bernardi of Asheville; Irresident John Copenhaver, ot the Johnson city club; Dr. It P. Sullivan.

president of the Cleveland club; Dr. Lt. 31. president of the Morristown club; kL kisher, secretary of the league; Manager Frank Moffett, liecretary. Wiley L.

AtorSan and Treasurer Iloseer M4ore, all ot the Knoxville The oaly club Hot represented was Bristol. Mr. Bernard acted as apekesman for the stockholders of the Asheville He said that in Asheville, Appalachian league beselsdi bad bees losing proporatio. as the club lout Amine 203,200 Last 1 year in addition to $1.31.0 that had been subscribed by the fans, and that bad been lost the year before. Ihere-' fore he said that Asheville wanted to get out of the league and wanted the league to release the Asheville, territory Practically all of the loosen of the Althe' vine club, he declared, hut been borne by President Duckett.

Mr. -Bernard voting. President mi dent Jacek Sth of Cleveland. wuo called the meeting at the of -President T. B.

Duckett of the Amite- vine club, -presided, arid the following were in attendrut mt: r. Duckett and S. U. Bernard, et Asheville; Loyeekient John Copenhaver, ot the Johnson City club; Dr. it.

l'. Sullivan, presid ent ist the Cleveland club; Dr. LE, M. t114, president of the Morristown club; H. H.

labor. secretary of the league; Mae- ager Frank Moffett, Vecretary Wiley L. Morgan and Treasurer Doseer M4ore, alt or the Knoxville -club, The oily club not repretwateti was Bristol. Bernard acted lot epokesman for the stockholders of the Asheville He said that ia Asheville, club. APPallaebtail league basebtdi had bees losing ProPo- sition as the club lost twine 03.F2t- al lost year in addition to that had been anbecribed by the fans, and that had been lost the year before.

I here- fore. he said that Asheville wanted to get out of the league and wanted the ague to release the Asheville territory i'faCtitally all of the loosen of the Aitho vine club, tie deciared, had been borne by President Duckett. -Bernard i7 s-, i Ai West Point. N. Oct.

19.After I two successive years of defeat Yale regained her football supremacy-over West Point ig a fiercely fought game here today by a score of 6 to O. The touchdown came at the opening of the second period. After the rest three Yale rushes brought the touchdown. Phi Ibia failed at tne goal. The Yale team was the superior of the West Point eleven- in all departments of the game.

but errors of Coe Blue prevented the Ells rolling up. don-hie figures. Fullback Flynn, ot the Yale team, was a brilliant figure on offensive work. but made three muffs of Cadet punts, each of which tare the ball to West Point. A fourth Isle fumble came on West Point's one-yard line when a touchdown seemed possible.

Both teams clung largely to the fashioned type of football. but West Point was anccessful in three forward passes and Yale wade four completed passes. While the West Point effense ernmpell up agaiust the stubborn aggressive Blue line, seldom being able to cover more than two or three yards, the army defense was of a high order. On many occasions Flynn and Spalding were nailed without gain or hurled hack for losses of several yards. The line up and summary: Yale.

Position. Army. Gallaner left end Gillespie Warren left tackle Rowley Yerk left guard Herrick Ketcham center Parnell Cooney right guard Jones Talbott right tackte Larkin Avery right end Hoge Cornell Prichard Philbin halfback Keyes halfback Hobbs Flynn fullback Benedict Yale Army (1 TouchdownPhilbin. SubstitutesYale: Pendleton for Warren: Wheeler for Cornell; Markle for Flynn. West Point: Eisenhatter for Keyes; Mareour for Gillespie; Eagle-hart for Marble for Hoge; Lassphire for for Hobbs.

OfficialsReferee, Longford of Trinity. Umpire. Torrey of Pennsylvania. LinestnanCostello-, of Cornell. Periods, 12 minutes.

't Philadelphia. Oct. president of the Philadelphia Nationals, returned bete today from New York and said be did not take serlotudy reports that he may be ousted from the presidency of the local dub. "I will be president of the Philadelphia club as long as I desire to remain Special to The teurnal ad Tribune. withdraw- Oet.

bellitaatip- whew en the ettlinalve net with aa pregnable defense the taiveralty Or.Tele!...c. simperer the naeditoothacalit depateaaLmoutdatestorted-zithelteunebefelliver: ally this afternoon by the actoret ell to 0. the their beet te, i 2... the sesame, awl the or the Medicos sms all tee-soore asteatareo. lug.

letter. atter-holding, talso7v fd4 Bnetal was not represented at the -Meet- istroirg Blasisatppl. A. Si. li.kerevill,,t04tilttl int, the representative of the Alike- Pants last Saillidar afteritees, exPeebed club abed te be eacwied to tie the Kaossillians or hold to; ea tosehdowit 'rite wort at 'the 'latter wee splendid; white-me, individuar were i also made repeatetliy The men bucked the nee end -curried the weds fee aplendid gath s.

making ten yard ea neater elferY Plal while forward -Pawsw that netted from ton to tvrenty-, yards. ea.111- viere 1111tinkil'at Ilmlar qui grq1I'llt' ly. Oa the deft-r Ile ite the -was, like a stone wall an nothing got around the -ends, Not once did the Medicos make a fiat dews. while they were useable' to' ceetreete a forward pate. -Ontler tier-- lag the gamteir did the 31eraphilana held tire, Volunteers downs.

captain gond. or 40e 'killtit played a stellar same. makin a number of ols-sas ammo that netted loaf i elide Cameron. litrancli, lAndatay sad else ol skirted the ds tor su star yards turd I Feilberg 10'ruder plunged taro ugh the i for substantial ins. Taek le si and Kelly were also frequentlygivee tits bell and seldom failed' to Wain ten' 11'' twelve yard on each pity.

The Ten- sad its onelanght tout riot be steered laTi nesse. team wit working like a' the Itedieet, saelsteen men were need by the eieirere of thetri showed op weir, while all imam oat of the fray la' fine Parseat sheen, 'hating allfrered DO Ildunts4 Nan tfkuck411. "re made 11114 IPI'lldt kle1114 Id Iruslit while cClure, booted, the ball betwate the-goat peat. tor additions' twist totes, said that Anheville had a poseible Captain rough Itust the too it-litaill ehttnee of getting lute the North Car- Park and the Mettle. cheap the south.

olina association, but that this was by lend kicked 4- eft for fifty-floe no means aosured. added latext 1 ilird, at'itenativstetirs 311vIldielltYrote t.hertelarned tit. though, in reply to questions. that Jobe Ign; gala NV. Stench, a former player in the I to punt.

Atter sit ndualet of Plat' 41I''' lewillle't had- signed a contract to Dian- forward panic, peseta to illonteron. age the Ashevine team In lots, with at tea 'Mete and the tine totwildowe' -the that Ile Would seeure wadadgedscruredtho. Hsi a berth la the Carolina association. lie. rectivered a pont and raced fifty yard and also President said that arra tbe camera goal The Vol- it would be impossible for Asheville to 1 uateera scored eel, ace- in, tit.

attested I have team la the Appalschianieshoe. period, but itonde kicked all of the teals becalm. it wen considered a iO4init propel. i trout. the touchdowns and the Deere; was ,.,21 to 0 at theead ot the second quarter.

-f At the beglanteg of Abe, third -quarter- It pointed out by -ocher Breach west aeons left half to-' quarter of the directorate that it would be tesucle. and 'Lindner went itt at left- Ntlf. Cani-' 'T wore expenrilveto mitintain a yatie Tab the caromut the 44a, beets. end tree trots APPIllechien-lesgue, becauee the sabtry teVeZeirtevry, 116 lough other etpemmeteste. tbe were routed absehrtele'" cosateerablyr greater, lte orirmere it sad aad four tosechdoires ger the: was also shown that the release of the, locals Liao- albowilitt owes' bt 11114-1111111aA 4 )' The testae fled up li art wet Medico esecou ant Denelsea tett end satume "-flawlingo' Palmier sad- zi a7leit left 111., icerr lei iu a weaver Ileum; ilid.

geyer "eater, Inmate IleOutrait'a .4 White' 210. Cltr. Knoxville and Morristown lithir Ifttlibtri. while-Briatol was. set few- I isiee lack.

Iktt trims au resented sod Asheville-4kt not mvtaare right end 1 Another settles, of filo- abutters ite'd t- Ilse me the deb stilt probebig be held- about te-alVeralk. itnarlertglet '4' 014110e. the first first of.the-year. neer will then 1 -311111neasoans111141 be elected and plane for nest year die. -d -d-'' bonehme left half nein I I I Illom As .1 LyNcIA 1 A new get of games Lit now on be tween Horace Vegel.

the president of the Philadelphia club. of the Natoust League. and Thomas Lynch. the Ipresideut of the National League. Mt Lynch has accused Mr.

Fogel of re Idecting on the boneity of baseball In The league. Mr. Lynch insists one et the other must resign. The -format trial will be beki at Waldorf. In New York.

on Norember 21k Chicago, OeL with the abduction of a white Jack the ehampion pugilist. was arraigned in municipal court today. His bawl was increased from $800 to $1,500 and the case continued until October ta Johnsop became fares count oel for Mrs. F. Capueron-Falconnet.

soother of the 19-year-oid girl, demanded -that his bond be increased. don't think it is sseeessary to in-shown say agave partiahty than any other defendant charged with a 'similar 7 crime," staid Charles the ann attorney'. "I don't think ti is- necessary to in: Crease the told the court. "I am a responsible citizen. I have a business worth I "It may be worth that to you," gashed back Erbstein, -hot it's iUeal and yoa ought to be put out of business." -All right, Mr.

Mayor," cotnmented Johnson. I was mayor of Chicago you wouldn't be la business three days," re. plied the attorney. After considerable wrangling Judge Hopkins placed the bond at 1,0097 the usual amount in abduction cases. Then Johnsoa asked permission to write uut a.

etteck to cover tbe No checks go with me," asserted the attorney. right. It will be cash then, 'shouted -Johnson, spelling out the word. A professional bondsman posted a cash bond for the uegro. Two agents of the government depart.

meat of justice were in court. When the pugilist stopped his automobffe In front of a downtown bank today such a crowd gathered that police were called Mutterings the fighter were beard bat there was no open demonstration. A few "Hurrah for Johnson paid no attention to the crowd, but his car carefully between the two lines of men. Once at the throng's edge he drove away quickly. A Wining ordered the detention of Lucile Cameron was issued today by Federal Commissioner.

She wee held under $25,000 bond'. Mina Cameron will appeagbefore Coca. adssioner Foote and it is ex, pected she be taken before the eral grind jury on the same da3r. She was questioned by government agents for two hoots teats'', but refused to tell of her relations with Johnson. A rumor spread over Chicago during the forenoon that Johnson had been shot.

It was wholly erroneous. Police stations -were deluged with and telephones in the newspaper officets rang continuously for confirmation of the re- port. A report that Johnson had violated the bank in an attempt to obtain $2.1.000 to effect the girl's release on bond caused federal officers to ptan to remove Miss Canteron to the county Jail at Rockford, -United States Unlinks- aioner Foote homer papers authoriziue ber removal. An hour after Johnson had left the bank he had not appeared at the federat building and it was said that his effort to obtain the money had been Mien Cameron later was taken to Rockford- by a deputy marshal. Her bearing on a charge of disorderly con- duct was continued to October 29.

While Johnson as leaving a bank downtown an nnidentified man dropped a large ink well from a window on the tenth door of an office building. The heavy- 'labia narrowly missed the pugi- Use's head. in that office," he said. "I tie not aay that the club is for sale. but if it I changes hands it will do so only because' I hare received the priee that I have valued the franchise at.

This talk of being omdted la all bosh. Who- is going to out me' "I am mote owner of the club and before there is any ousting to be done will certainly have to be considered." President Horace Fogel, of the Philadelphia National league club, announced today that he had retained Hugh Jentings; of the Detroit Tigers, who is an attorney. as counsel in his fight with President Lynch of the National league. "Neither Lynch nor nnyone else. can put me-out of the Notional league." said Fogel.

"The conatitutkos made. that seven 'votes are needed to. throw a club out of the league and Lyncli-eanuot seven-votes to expel any club. "I am died Philadelphia National lessee team and the wily way I can be put out of baseball is for. the Philadelphia franchise 4 entirely out of the The Philadelphia magnate denies that be had any intentional selling his club.

PRINCETON 62--SYRACUSE 0 12,114 tiS I Pbabin; Tale's star Nil barlt: Is one of the- best all around lbotbell players on the gridiron tbbt, tall. Ile bt text, a good plunger and 000 of YAWS beat kickers 4 lAshevilkt territory would mean the- dial of the league, because there is- so other city in this section- that could be admitted. and that tb e. diaruption of the league would eataii a considerable loss upon the tire other dabs -in the league. The question-- watp-dis.

ettased for two boom and the the rote on the motion to rekase the taken, Cleveland, Jidda- Asheville territoritmorroun Id mean the ruption- of the because there, la so other city in tile section- that could -be admitted. end that the, diarup- tion of the league would stag a tea- Mderatble loos cpcst the toe ether ohs -ht the league. The question- erne-die- canted for boot two hearth, and thee -the vote on the motion to rekmee the territory: was takes, Cleveland. Ago- -2! Swa rthmore fumble andtan ten yhrde for the tally' 0--a460r' CHICAGO 84---10WA 14- Princeton, N. Oct.

likPrincetou completely ontelased Syracuse here this afternoon and when the slaughter was ever had piled up 62 points to none. It was again a case of visitors' weakneas rather than the "Tiger a' concerted 1 mrength which was responsible for the size of the score. Three seta of backfield men whichr Princeton used bad all sorts of speed and power with the result that they tore 1 through the Syracuse line as if were 1 paper and circled the ends at will. 1 The New Yorkers were so weak ela both attack sad defense that the battle gave no opportunity for judging jest bow much power the orange sad black line can generate. ------o------ BY SINGLE Tolle1100011 Chicago.

Oct. 19.In a spectacular game- University of Chicago footbail players today defeated the University of Iowa eleven 34 to 14. For three periods the Iowans led. the score Whig 14 to 13 at the ad of the third. But Chicago wait strengtheaed with fresh players and mode three touchdowns.

The Maroon backs plowed through the line for big gains in the Anal period. Right Guard Pierce. a substitute, made all three of Chicago's touchdown ia the last period. ploughing through the line for long giant. BROWN IS with the bit, in the big serleal (this yrear, that scored the Giants' flret-1 -run.

Walter Johnson. the great WashIng-, t- I ton pitcher, hit, but rtusn. all sea- 1 Martin, of the Highlanders; was the player. 'He stepped into one oU 'Walter's fast ones and was beatod. Py keeping to hie decision not to play with the Pirates tile past seaman.

Fred Clarke won several, etclothes. Friends of the Pirate who thought he cantata- keep 1 out of the-game, were the victims. Two old Brooklyn cater, Bill 1 gen and Lou Ritter, showed their big league training this. season- BM wee' a whale with the Baltimore-team. and Bitter caught every game played by the Utica- (New State- leaguer' champlena.

Baseball loyaitY of Harry -1 Acker-, who racoon, Purchased Prank I stodk in -the Chicago- CubaJ tuna three waye-tram the HMI home is in Cittelnuati. but he---is )(mated la l'Ittriburgli, is a- Pirate -rooter, and owstseteek In the Cubic 1 The directors-- of the Threel leaxwe hate boosted the salary -limit to a IMO -biome over -last season. I "Stuffy" Melon's -did some -wonderful I balling In 'the-posiNteasotteeries, betwee0 the Athleties-antil the PhitHea. Dick Cooley, formerly of tho Phillies i sad present owner of the Salt Lake-, City team, has opened a cafe in Sale Lake City. In the first big games he has taken part.

Forrest Cady. the Red Sox's young catcher, displayed the nerve of a vetefee. After being delayed in getting a Mart on account of bad weather, the Cubs and White Sox pnt up some classy battles for the Chicago (amnionUP; 4. Bobby Veach, the Indianapolis play-, er, played sensational ball.atter J04114111E' the Detroit Tigers. and will no doubt be on the job in Tigerville next Baseball fans never have witnessed any better ball playing than the artitqe pat up by Captain Heine Wagner.

of the Red Sox, in the Tied Sex-Giants series. They charged little Josh Ileyorit, et the (4iants, with being a quitter in theworld's series of 1911, but Devore's work in the aerie this fall made the knockers put the soft pedal et their I chatter. Maryville Defeated Mars Hill. Central High Won by Same Score. fullback 11Witheetegton' Tito Elny reatilunrilltY.M1de- Br.altv-'sk71174e2,- I Itereree4-11enoll, Cittgtre-Sul- tera-L-Taglire mlitettIL At the lustetwat request of Memohlo alumni et Tenummee Coach Clevenger gown the men permission to remota hero otter sleet and they will return to Knowlige tomorrow night.

MICH. 14--OHIO STATE O. Providence. R. I.

Oct. 19.Browns weight overwhelmed of Pennsylvania's speed. 30 to 7. in a smashing old-fashioned game of football here today. The home team playing was a great improvement over its early season form and the eleven had little trouble in exceeding the figures of Wit year's victory.

which was 6 to O. Pennsylvania worked the forward pass successfully four times while Brown maned on the play after five tries. To Suppress the Racing Game Which Is Going on at Porter, India. 'lame at Columbus. Ohio.

Oct. 19.The University of Michigan defeated Ohio State university here today 1 to O. in the last game which will be played by teams of the two universities, a western conference decree making it necessary for Outo State to discontinue relations with the Woherines. Both Coach Yost. and Coach Rica-'lards, of Ohio State.

resorted to old-- fashioned line booking. LAST YEAR. FOR CHANCE 0---- HARVARD 46--AMHERST O. DARTMOUTH 21- WILLIAMS 0 As Manager of the Cubs, if President Murphy Stands by His Statement. Ptiee 1 a 1 to The Journal and Tribune.

Maryville. Oct. 19.The Maryville college football team defeated the eleven of Mars Jill! college. of Mars Hill, N. this afternoon by the score of seven to nothing.

The game was called on account of darkness at the cud of the third quarter as it was started after the second team of Maryville had been defeated by the Central high school eleven of Fountain City, by the score of six to nothing. It began to get dark soon after the second game was started, and for this reason the players on both sides were rather badly handicapped. Maryville's only score was made in the first quarter, when Ilalfteick Hamilton got away around the end for a run of more than forty yards. crossing the goal line before he was downed. 'Llatiailton played the beat gawp for the while Orr starred for Mars Hitt.

Several other times, the lttryvillians approached the goal of the visitors, but the latter always braced and the locals could not score. In the game between the "Scrubs" and high. Lum Reeder of the latter aggregation. eaught one of Mary-valet; attempted forward pasa es. and ran fifty yarde for the only touchdown of the contest.

The touchdown was made In the second quarter. Stranger, of the visiting team. also played an exeellent game, while Butler showed up best for the second eleven. Cambridge. Oct.

19.Harvard scored its easiest victory of several seasons over Amherst today. piling up 4t1 points to Amherst's none, on a rain-soaked field. The crimson attack included nearly everything possible midi'. the revised rules. while its defense was impervious.

Amherst did not score a single first down. The crimson back field was one of great power. despite the absence of Captain Wendell because of injury. Brickle-y. who scored three touchdowns for Harvard, tore through the Amherst defense and further added to total by two field goals.

tie ill three other tries. Hardwick also made two touchdowns. Freed ley. a last period substitute, was sent over the FOOTBALL RESULTS. At PrincetonPrinceton, 62: itynwese.

tit Al Aittispolis. At West N. Army. At Cambridge. 40: -km- O.

At Neat York aniversitt, traloyan. 211. At Medford. Mass.Tuft434: Bowdolatil' Lee- alma At Charlottesville. Va.

trainia Military 19; University of Virginia, 6 7-'i, l'I' At Atlanta. Go --Vanderbilt Pi-- Gear. gill, 4). a rc 1 At MolconTvek'l 4 -Meer, 6- 4 At Vitagel North l' I Carolina. 41; Bingham, O.

1 At Dallas--Oalationit iodate (lover-4 01; Tessa universtly. 0. --) halso- At Auburn, 27; At Fayetteville, A. 6 .119,4 13; Arloinotto ililiversityt 7. At -Gainesville, of Flor Ida.

10: talverilty of South Carolina. 6. -At columliet. Mo. --4 MOO.

20; Itissoutt tt. At St. boutstItotht RA-boot-or Alines. St. Louie university.

13. At Eawrenee, Kansas. At Cincinnati- Untversity of 13: Kentucky ate co lit. At 13; la. gibing, Tilly fi At Coin mints.

0Ohio State. Mieh- I 01 5.4ta.dition. WI -WiscOnsin. 4'2; Fur- I At Minneapolis. Nebrattlita, O.

At ChicagoChicago. 34; Iowa, 14. i Williamstown. liana Oct. 19.Dartmouth won from Williams today by straight football.

to O. Open PittY8 wtre tried several times but almost invariably failed. One of the exceptions was in the fourth period when Dartmouth gained thirty yards each forward pa RS. PROGRESSIVE LEADER AIDS ROOSEVELT ILLINOIS 13-INDIANA 7. had- Oct.

officials balked in their attempt to obtain a restraining order to prevent racing and alleged gambling at the track of the Mineral Springs Jockey club at Porters tonight decided to-await Monday's developments before ordering out the militia as authorized by Governor- Marshall, who lit campaigning in the west. Affidavits submitted today ia tourt at Valparaiso, by a number of citizens, to, the effect that there had been, no gambling at the Porter track, caused Atturney-General nouns to withdraw thf volition for a retantining order. As Governor imitrtictiena are that the state troops are to be used as a last resort In closing the race it may be that a company of Militia will be called out If the gates are thrown open Monday afternoon. The etunpany of. state troops.

at Vomit Bend la being held la readiness to move on -short notice, and could reach the track in a ft Lours. The attorney eneral's office admits that citizens of Lake county appearto favor the racing meet a ud that any attempt to obtain restraining order would be met with affitbivitt similar to those filed to day at Valparaiso. HARD DRUBBING FOR CITY HIGH -ELEVEN ate of- to' eb" Eittrarace-k at 'Itwill' dering lag tv'catrt 1 no conned thdraw Re le utoeti er mice zluth move At the Pes.m.r.uffe. line for Harvard's last score after the crimson had eorne down the held with the aid of effective coshes and a 20-3-ard Inward pass. Harvard lined tidy' latter inetliod of offeuse four times.

twice with Champaign. defeated Indiana this afternoon by a score of 13 to 7. The Hoosiers could not gain consistently through the Orange and Blue line. although they outweighed their oppeneuts ten pounds to the man. The game was marred by frequent penalizations for offside playa.

success. PENNSLYVANIA-S-ITATE 29, CORNELL 6 Wisconsin 42Perdue O. BASEBALL NOTES. BURNHALIT THRILLING HUNTS iN ALASKA Madison, Oct. 19.Wisconsin played a fast game at Randall field today and overwhelmed Pardue in their first game in fire years by a score of 42 to O.

Wisconsin made six touchdowns and Quarterback Gillette kicked every goal. MINN. 13-NEBRASKA 0. Chicago. Oct.

19.Frank Chance, manager of the Chicago Cubs for seven years, will not be at the head of the team next year, if President C. W. phy stands by a statement he made today. Murphy said he would have an leader next year the youngest playing manager In the league and a man who will live and vote in Chicago. But he would not name him.

Chance is older than some of the managers. prohainy will not play next-year and says he will not live in Chicago the year under any circumstances. on account of his Cali-' foraia interesta 'I don't know whom Murphy has in mind." Chance -i shall not visit kis offier unless I am required to and further I don't think Murphy wants to see me any more than I want to him" Frank L. Chance. whose contract as manager of the Chicago National league baseball dub expired with the close of the city championship series declared last night autt l'resident Murphy had not offered him a new contract and that he had no definite plans for the future.

He said that he probably would carry out his determination to retire from baseball. He will leave for his home at Glendora. in a few weeks to tq3end the winter President Murphy declined to discuss the question of who will manage the team nest year. ----Racing. Continued in Indiana.

Valparaiso, Ind- Oct. illJude Tut- hW today- on-stained the state's motion to withdraw its petition for a temporary --injunctkni to close the Mineral Springs race- track at Racing was-- continued at Mineral Springs this afternoon. A sheriff' and epoties were at the track. Ithaca. N.

Oct. -7tate outclassed Cornell in the annual football game of the two colleges here t(pday and won to Cornell Start ed the scoring. however. making a touchdown in the first (twit-ter on a series of ltward passes. In the next quarter Pennsylvania eanily rush Cornell off its feet making a goal front placement and a touchdown in the second two touchdowns the third quarter and one in the last on terrific plunges through the Cornell line anti by clever end runs.

Left HalfLat. 'L. Berryman scored, the first; State touchdown after catching a punt on his Oct. 19.Two touchdowns by Minnesotes left half, one of which was made on an intercepted forward pass after a. San Francisco, Oct.

Ill.Frederick Burnham. of 'New big gams haat- ler. and Burnham. arrived In Franeigeo, today with trophies of a for ty-three-clay. hunt In the -Caselar.

trict Of Alaska- 'Their bag consisted', of six rarthon four Black mountain, sheep, two moose, one goat and evert--; teen beers. Mrs. dressed is trouser. accompanied her husband o. tbe entire which covered Zit over 'estuary.

which, few' white hunters have explored. The moat thrilling part of his trip. te'id watt the killing of Irrizalr bears, is- two triinstes with seven, rift and his bad separnted to trail a bear sighted en, so, dbitant ridge-whew Burnham stepped into an -open spot and faced an tinmense hadl hardly shot' It when Another charged Met from ens-, aide and three mare- front the oppealte-t -1 set bree of them, with, en said The Giants lost one series during i season. the Cuba beating them 11 games to I. 1 Handsome Harry McIntire, the ein- der King, is free to sign and will listen i to offers tAr hia services.

Pitcher Pickett of the Ploomington team in the Three-I league. pitched 1 two no-hit no-run games' thin season, It The veteran player', Kid Gleason. i who has been coaching the -A, 4-- White Sox, has several offers to' i come a mane Fee- 7 Two brother, Tom and Jim Drohan. or the Hovranee team are the leading pitchers of the season in the Centa1 association; Ty Cobb has Low, hit for better HeNey, ce)clems. than .400 in twee seasons and declares that he can -make the 1 class next year as welt.

Henry 10. Coehemst: one or The pro- Manager George Stiwall who hal tgrenntre leader of Wisconsin. wait In gathered oulte a hunch of premixing tbe a utemtalie- with Theodore Reese, player s. believes that tree Browns wilt travel in the-i'Irst -division next Year.Illrelt when he wan ghee ta Milwaukee OR "Hoe Murray didn't get a hit 4 in Ottober It. Hp was one of the litatto the Irertirs aeries last but mina I eine the 'ausallant :3.4-,;-;:-.:-..

ow.1 15-yard line and running the fengta-1 brdhant tG-yard run and a goal kicked of tile field. by Quarterback Tollefson spells the score of 13 to 0 by which the University SWARTHMORE 21-NAVY 6 of Minnesota's football eleven today de- eated The city hizh school football eleven journeyed down to Sweetwater and severely or 11 pain the score being oixty-six to six. c3tIiigh boy returniag last Right ad that hold at- team capable of giving miry -college -elevens- a hard fight. it weight closely to- 110 pounds. City, high seared -its only I ed Itenehdowo wheat Johnson blocked a kick -stior xar.

picked bo the baIl 1E71 Trots Postponed; tAnoK3 account not Of a heavy track the trotting program of the Grand Circuit Roostiog today, was ARIL --A 4 Annapolis. Oct. 19.Sbowing a mastery of the forward pass in so greet a mtniber of rariations as- to keep their opponents guessing from start to finish. Swatthmore's- football team this -afternoon defeated the Midshipmen bg a score of 21 to 6. Navy's only wore was made shortly after the lint period opened, tritest Alexander received, a Troops in: Resdhiess.

I Indianapolis. Oct. South Bead eompany. of the Indiana lotions' guard today was ordered to bold kaelt in readiness to go at once! to Mineral Springs to Mop gambling said to be going ea there at a racing meet- I I.