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3 COLLEGE AND SCHOLASTIC ATHLETIC NEWS Till: UISOOKLYX DAILY EACLH. NEW YOliK. SI NPAY. (MTOIil-IS I. W27.

MIOSEASON FORM 1 1 Football Results On L. I. Gridirons CROWN HEIGHTS Ml PHEP SHOWS SHERIDAN INJURED MANUAL AND TEGH TEAM NOSES OUT GREAT POWER II AS MANUAL DOWNS LOOM UP STRONG kvanhkk St-vrd Chllda. Kih Kvandtr. t'i Tunc fruit.

ERASMUS DINS ST.JDHN'SPREPDN LASTPER1DDPASS I P. Si Sill BROOKLYN PREPi FIRST GRID GAME PAWLING ELEVEN Alexander Hamilton Crushed, 25-0, by Heavy Dyker Heights Eleven. A football machine wearing the Blue and Gray of Poly Prep, Invaded Commercial Field yesterday and handed the Alexander Hamilton High School eleven its second beating in as many starts, by 25 to 0. The light Scarlet and Gray grid Diuguid and Sheerin Lead Blue and Gold to Costly Victory. The home aggregation, falling to gain, cit-gg kicked to Manual's 25-yard line.

Socolow was held on an attempt ut right end. It was In this play that Sheridan received his Injury, lb. did not realize he was badly hurt until the next play on which V- smashed off tackle for 5uff and Blue Forced to Resort to Aerial Attack in Final Quarter. Erasmus chatkcd up its first grid-Iron victory yesterday by defeatins St. John's Prep, 7 to 0.

The keen content between the hard-fightlm; elevens was marred by penults, fumbles, and a slow field. The St. John's aggregation lost the game In' the first half by penalties and Erasmus won the clash ia forward passes in the final period. The high school boys rushed the prep lads far four downs to their two. 1)1 Angells outkirked Weeks by 10 yards in each exchange of punts.

Mimdleman drew first blood for Krasmu.s by gaining 30 yards on a pass from Littman. Adleman then ripped 15 yards off the right wing of St. John's In two plays. An exchange of punts gave Krasnius th ball near mid-field, but a 20-yard penalty on the Reds, plus a tackle drive, put the Blue within 5 yards of a touchdown. St.

John's line was a stono wall and Krasmus lost the ball on downs. St. John's then marched 25 yards up the field before the quarter ended. Penalties, after they had marched within scoring distance, lost a po tential tou hdown for St. John's In the second period.

After a forward pass, a double pass and first down, followed by two heartbreaking penalties, St. John's lost Its only chance to score when Erasmus refused to give way on the 6-yard line. A 35-ard punt by Di Angells ended the half. After'jeo-sawlng the ball back and forth over the 50-yard stripe, Erasmus renewed Its aerial attack In the last period. The Erasmlans threw and dove over St.

John's until Sun-dlenian, on the 10-yard line, heaved the slippery pigskin to Cooper's waiting arms and Krasmus crossed St. John's last white stripe. Instead of kicking for the polnt-after-touch- down, Cooper circled left end tor the added point. With two minutes to play, the Buff and Blue marchej steadily down the field from kick-off. The whiBtle caved St.

John's from further em- bnrrassment as Erasmus had the ball tt.w HiviHto. Tntilc. lui -Sto. T-xtilt i otiil il-mi. Textile, tout 'Ii 1 at .1 no Ththln; Hii-liw, SlniltiH-k, ii 3.11 4-6.

6'i-nnl Kaatn.t. Time. tt Ki I llili.l l.lt,'. Cllil.la l. tiil Tilth-.

Won bv U-k. vuii.l, Mia. llili.l i-l n. 'I', l.la L'lii)-. a I 111.

ITilMi. M.i.vntti.l ISli nN, I Ml. Trunin. Ktiin.lfi lit-, til, Kt i nn, Si-li ulMinin. ttith rlltl'la.

illi inula. Tt-xtlle. ilh i-oitiiH Penn Runs Into Ha rd Opposil ion By worth more Oct. -hi onp of the hunli'st fuDtltiill fitiiahs sptn on Krnnklin VU-U in it limn linw. INmiii-sylvania derpated Swj.nhmon tndiiy, liB tn 13, liefun- iiMirt? than personH.

Swart hmore nind a wonderful rally in tho final period with the hcotp 19 to 0 her. Seymour, Chicago hoy. made aSwurthmoreK flr.st touchdown in UiIh period after punt hy Kreuz was l)l(tcked near the Koal line. Although Swarth-inorc'H try fur the extra point failed, was ul lowed when J'cnnfiylvanta was off.side. linrou raged hy having crossed rennsylvanla'H poal line, Captain Ned Wllrox and him men rut loose a terrific fcame nnd marched down to another touchdown in short order.

paHfj. Wilcox to Korn, training 35 yardH. led up to the touchdown. The final pluiiK'' was a one-yard Jah at rils'ht Kiiard hy Captain Wilcox. Seymour's kick for the additional point was blocked.

Later. Swarthniore came dangerously near tieinp the score. With the ba II within Pennsylvania's ten-yard line, Vnltz, a Riibstitute center, inlercepted a fvarthmore pass and raced tiu yards down the. field. (6).

Hwarthmnr Left end Syninr Wllftnn 4 capt. Butler Knr ttifon Sny.ler Thiiyer ThoniM -i Doi'RlHR ItOKtTB Left tm kle I -eft ward (Vnier RUHUla. flight end hnlfhack TifHt Clark RlrhiiMs Kf.r.l KvHtin tfiKht hulfl.n-k Rrkhiir.l CullMrk Wlkox (rant i Krcuz ore ty rerioiiN. Pinniylvantii ft 6 7 7 Kwarthiimrc 0 0 0 IS l.t rvnnpy lvitnln HL-orinir Touchilowns, Krnz, Hlf-ru' ki. I.etth (oubflt tute tt, Thon.a).

Pointg after tnuelnlown. Hcv-monr. Wtlrost. Twin In nfler witrthninrf ullowed 1 point on off Hid a. K'frre Thorpe.

lu I.a HnlU L'mplrt' ry, Penn State. Kkld pu'lirf lOklH, Vhiii8l(in nnd Jfffei ion. HeH.l Mnernnn Piiliner. Colby. Time of period tS minutes.

OFFICE BY OCT. Hy Ml'ItHAV TYN.W. Every day, In eiory way. iho Junior Eagle football tourniimonl, which mHrts at the ProHitect I'ark Parade Grounds on Oct. 10, lnnlns to look hotter and better, are comUDf In from all pans Brooklyn, Indlratlnsr that the tmnni-ment will mivor of HOtHlonal splrll as well as rivalry for the nilver and hronze mednlH which will he awarded to the team Itnlnhlnir first and second In their welxht divisions.

The unimlted welisht class Is dniw-InR bcHt to dalp. That Is natural und Indicates clearly thnt football players ure a comimrativev huskv it. Most boys don't start piny I if the at ti.tii.it Katun tit uillll are in ino npiRnnoriioon of years old, and by that time the majority of American lads are close the lift-pound class. And. with the physical benellts obtained from playlnK rout hull, the boys develop rapidly, until by the lime they reach IS years they are In the unlimited ida km.

And, as most of our entrlea are from boys of 14 years up. It is easy to understand why the heavier classes are lllllni; up rapidly. All of which should act as a stimulus to the lltrhtwc tKhts to tret In and their clmnces at those medals. A letter from Julius Mersand, who filed an enlry for the Comets A. i In the unlimited weight class, raises Ihe question of iik limit In the tournament.

Julius evidently cot the Impression that the play was confined to Juniors, inasmuch as It Is l.elnc conducted by The Junior That Is not Ihe case. Weiuht Is what founts. As .1 mutter of fait, most of the teams entering In Itie respective classes are of about een itKes. unywav. Aif Pilcht count from the viewpoint of experience, laijt the time football player reaches Ihe ime of knnulnir all about I name he Is usually (leaking In Ihe knees, or otherwise lacking In the pep the youngsters show.

I vlni; cleared up this point, we feel there II he no move douM on the subject of nee. Anil one mure ihltm. captains, dun forget to net the entiles In by next Tuesday, lit I. a. The list closes on that daw md If hav not received youf coupco up to that time we won't he able to Hike rare of your team.

Hut don't wall until to send It In. As llen.li.mln Franklin said. "Iiort't Put ntT until tomorrow what you ran do today. FOOTBALL ENTRIES MUST BE IN EAGLE IRKS P. Si Manual and Richmond Hill Win Two Ties and One Game Postponed.

i-lsyason perf.truiHii.-a marked the the I. S. A. 1.. soccer tournev yesterday.

Two contests resulted in tirs one postponed account of Uft field. Maninl cen-uer. Itrooklvn Tech, 4 tn 0, Klchmnnd jnjl i.eat Thomnn Jeffi-rMm. 2 it, 1 IliMsnniH battled Hoys Utah to a fo deadlock at liawthnrn' Kiehl. and Tow serif I Harris i.nd Morris end ho-i tin at 'i olona it ite count knot ier( to 1.

The Hushing-A I. zander I -t milt on tilt was the pnstpnned. It was the ost impoii.Hit aine of the day. as the rivals a i chain). Inns from a year ao.

Flushini: wn tile Ilrnnk-in and gu. ns li'le, and Hamilton raptured the pt-mier honors amore the tiro.k scliiinlH. Linetins: MA.VCAL. pe -pper Itlil II I'l l.t.lni.iti Trunt Wiener Ai-htsMii Ilairihi IiIki' I IT- i an.) re II utner HlOMUvi.VN tkch, Bitcht l.n l'ierm 1 i ni heiPivk Hi it Idler t-lfirerov CIihuhI It ik hi hif lilf I-ft hn'f i utle rfrlit Inside rf Ht left I'tMiMdP left Jhwih nkt IPiKl" Aity'rr (eiHln I ae, HiiKlie. 1.

1 1 in ln Itanlff for Hrpk-ti' r. Smith for i tppermnn. HloclKfit f.ir BiihhrldKe. Hunl.eiiv Itiimer. Kl-k for Itiinherrv.

(ippfniiun for -Tiullt. t'eienmn for Mi'Lenn, l.Hl!eti ArnletHon. Heffn-n Bint i K. Cniiiiiihln. Lilies men Mania.1; Hiullh, Te.

h. Time ul Ilaivcst tO mtnuti'K. Itlr h. Bill on. Thou.

(U. SchlPiiciner Uo.il KitaaiisUr Binen ititvhr uh. rii. Nn.nvin lohnhiTK U'U loii'k Skfdnfe'c Mwritn ItlKht littf Buhn. It 'tmikln coiner liulf Kromowit WllMainn half Miirtneit lit man rlitht N.nlt Notil Inclih.

I.onafnkv Cnter APumn Mnnio iTinl'h' lft Wiener Hurkf inn-hie rt mi fit jr fjnatu Rd hrnoml Bill, piiike nnd WmPI-mnn; Wiener Sul.titut Ion- Itl. htnond Hill, fr s. hit'U'Mnef i S4'hleiii'tner fr jr roopf-r for llaniN Hi.f(jrpp Mahel. Time nf rmlvru 30 minutes. KHASMCS, KraKiinj.

MannlriK (t 'itpt. Blooni(tilnt HaWilefT Krorlckii Kellth MlltM-r Irani Fay RdY.S HIC.H. Boyn lUph. A lf.ai.iJor Klirli h.irk MRtl.if It nii'ii Ifl hue It Itmht hHlf ntcn '(niPi- half I-Vlnr l.eft half Whlffhook outnldfi Inll- rtirfit Sid JtosenhfrR I left (Joldheir MnrBrler. MirlK Schmidt.

'Utmdf Ifft (JoRli Ronenti! )t. IhrlR. Tiatil. Syh-Htltut I'ernnnient for 8 hmldt. Ilherf for Fri'dcrleM.

Worthnitin fr ManLinif, Manning for HlomfiuiM, h- hmldt for Trnul, Mai.nlnK for Worthman, I.efrork for Man nlnn llf erf Cunning hum 1 ohg and Clnrk. Time of lialvpn an mm UtPB. T'aaatl llarrla 1 1 PnaHiona. Morrla (I). HIl'Tl ninst'l Krlaohnnttin Mtttan Tllliitn rittarntau limit Muff Klaltt liatk l.an hark Pitlnaf Itlliltl half t'rnlrr Italf baft half initaiiia rlaht Inaltla rlsht (Vnlar hit hi Itntially.

Ioraky Ml atltfr rtdl.T i 'vina 1. Ilannlaan Miilaiifaa. ntittln Inaltla left Outald Nif klttir. nal. llannliran.

1: Allar. for Union; Ktittt tuinallv. jt.atl lltifamtin lironlt-h. f.tr Tliut of hahaa 3t minutaa 5 Touchdowns By Dartmouth AgainslIIobart Hanover. X.

Oct. 3 Dart-Mouth smothered Hohart. 34 here today on Memorial Field. Five touchdowns were scored hy Lane, Oberlander nnd Tully on a net and snuiiy Held, ilobart did not threaten the iiarlninuth Koal post once dui-Iiir the entile name, but did succeed In making four forward passes Kood for on yards. The lineup: raittmitch n.l.

Sana Iilrlll I lav la Smith ItnlliMftrt Htralifhl Mt Pint II riliarlitnilar I. ana. pna .1 tar ht anil HiKht lat kla su.tr.1 I I.fft aunrl la, kle l.t ft ami uim rt i-rlia ttol.art (01, Whlni'la Sfnfl.l.t I'olanakl Voat Mmira Ilatna chai'tnaa llitrht hi' If ft hi.lfl.atk Kllav Ilt.rtt KlllKaaa lU.ht tta fltiatlHIiili.l. 1: laity. t.alta I.

P.ilttta Hftr na Tutp. Sana. Mt-I'hittl. I. (I, Waahinat-in tin.

I fm-nira-W I'liniirll. Tttfta. Iv. Vanitarvaar, llet Sulialllll. lintta llartntouth.

Tully fer Straight, Kuannla Haaa: MiAvaj f.tr Ijuwi liittnla for lltil.ln f.tr Smith ll.it.lv fur II. tali, phtllpa f.tr ParkT. Heliart. f'tr Ilatna, Soukr-tl Whll.ple. Flatbush Gas Bowlers Win Opening Round The Flatbush fins Company bowlers took honors on the opening night of the Ilrooklyn nlon 'las Club's tournament at the Kegent Howling nil llllllnnl Acmlemv.

The Flatbush team rolled for a tot 1 of 2.JIJ, safe margin over the Citizens' Hrant n. which finished second with lieuss of th CltUen's team, rolled the highest Individual gmne with IH.I. The results were as follows: Miscellaneous liepni'tment defeatetl tho Mtreut I lepart inent 3 straight; Citizens Ill-am defeatetl Wlllhunshui gh Works out of 5 Flatbush C.Has defeated Naasa Works 3 HtrnlK.it ami New HuslnesH lietuirttnent di-faaled out of 3. Junior pepartnicnt. Ilrooklyn weight.

SDCKER DP IE 1'HKKPOKT HIGH WINS. Special to The Vagle.) Freeport, L. Oct. 3 Fumbling proved costly to l'atchogue High, the Suffolk gildiU-rs bowing to Free; port lltph here today, 14 to 0. I.YMJItOOK THIIMPHS.

Srrcial to The Eaplc.) I.ynbrook, Oct. 3rPlnying brilliantly throughout. Lynbvook High School opened Its football season here today, downing Madison Ave. Presbyterian Church eleven of New York, 13 to 0. NOl THAMITON WIN'S.

(Spc.dnl to The Eagie.i 'Hempstead. L. Oct. 2, With Crippen the outstanding ace, Southampton High School disposed of Hempstead High School here today, 7 to 0. STOXY BROOK IX FRONT.

Stony Brook. L. Oct. 3, The Stony Brook School for Boys caused a big upset here today by turning back Glen Cove High School, 13 to 7. (Full details and lineups will be fount! In Monday's Long Island section.) Wet Field, Poor Interfer ence and Weir's Tackling Keeps Star in Check.

Illinois Stadium, Champaign, 111., Oct. 3 M5) Nebraska defeated Illinois, 14 to 0, In tho $2,000,000 Memorial Stadium here today. Red Grango, All-American star, making his, 1925 debut was smothered and completely stopped as a result of tho dealy tack ling of the Cornhuskers and poor interference. Orange was taken out of the game in the fourth period. The stopping of Grange was chiefly duo to the deadly tackling of Capt.

Ed VVeir of the Nebraska eleven himself an All-American star. Weir smashed through the Illinois Intel ference, spilling the players in every direction and brought Grange down with gains of two or ihree yards. Throe times he ran Grange out of bounds. Grange lacked the superb inter ference of 1924 when he amazed the gridiron world In his sensational nights across the Chalk marks. He missed Wally Mcllwain, Hall, and liritton.

his shock troops of last year. Britton did not start in tnc y.ame today1. Neither did Hall. They were rushed Into the fray in an at tempt to give Grange a helping hand nut they came too late, instead oi being used in' the backfleld as he was laBt year, Britton was used in the line today. Nebraska's first touchdown came when Dalley Intercepted Orange's pass on the Illinois 4-yard line Brown kicked for the added point Tho cornhuskers' second touchdown was also the result of an Inter cepted pass.

Rhodes wont over near the close of the game after Scholz had intercepted a pass from Daiigherty. Illinois (0). Positions. Nahraaka (U). Muhl.

LdVl ami r-praauf lirahle taikla B. Weir guard Kalarh Hutrhlaon Hlaht KUard Srholz milt larkla Stlnar Klt en.i J. Wflr Qimrtrra'-k Brown l-ft halfback. K. hKtack.

Kulllia Dallay MuoRjte. Raeder. Kasaell. Calllvan. Grange.

Leonard Dauirherty. Nehraaka arorlns Touchdowns. Hliodaa and Dalley: Points aftar touchdown, 3. officials Mafarae, Kckaraall. Chicago.

t'mplre. Schomlner. Chicago. Flald Jinlira, Muinma, Army. Mead linesman, Wyatl.

Missouri. Time nf periods minutes. Baldwin Beats AdelphiEleven In Hectic Fray powerful football eleven from Baldwin High defented Adelphl Academy, to 6, yesterday after-noon at Adelphl Field. The Long Island lads met stubborn oposllion from the lighter Brooklyn aggregation and were actually played to a standstill until Baldwin scored twice In the final period on two unfor-, tunate breaks for Adelphl. The first scoring of the gnme was made by Baldwin, In (ho first period, following a 30-yard run by Walker for Adelphl.

Baldwin, on a series of off tackle plays and end runs. marched from midlield to the Adelphl line, where, after a series of scrimmages, Wadsworth carried the ball across on two off tackle plays. netts ninca ior me additional point on nn attempted drnpklek. Adelphl then retaliated with a march down the field. Walker, Smith ami rairnairn advancing the ball.

Walker finally curried the sphere across on a second line attempt. He railed ror the goal. HA-Yard Hun. Both learns buttled furiously for ine reniainuer ot the second period and throughout the third, Baldwin being held practically to a elands! ill Then, when Aungst fumbled a sec ond time for Adelphl, Croissant scooped up the ball and raced 6 yards for a touchdown. Belts again lost nis iry ior ine extra point.

Adelphl linn My Iried an aerial ganie, but after two successful passes. Jackson Intercepted one of Walker's heaves and ran 3D yards for tho final score, lletts gained the additional point Willi a dropklck, Injuries necessitated ninny substitutions. The most serious. In ih f.nnl play, occurred lo Knlihairn of Adelphl, who broke his nose on a line plunge. The aecldi nt ill nrnh.

ably keep him out of Hie game fur several weeks. The lineup: I'nr, I'Sng Conrad I la'k Hviui V.alrr. Cap! Mo Sntll It r'att l.atrn Atioa-t Poa. llaLlaln (1st I.cft and HntTman dpi l.ari la, He Twlooui guatd t-lrntitt 1 "OIr Ik, I inr? tot guard. lllahl la.

HI, a. P'ahl ra, Natoak IJ-ianrrlm. II, it haltl.a. .1 r.illha. a WMlauonll alkar.

viuarlrra. Hal-Iain a a a 1 IS I n.t a a aa amnr, adaarorlh. Crnia. aanl. a I- aao laa from arrlttet-nt-r.

-Malta, kl-k llf.ra. I rmpira imam Si-arka, gala A Adal-ltl THiu t( p-rt'la-ll tolotttr n. (nr hint: aluhlantiatn titr Stotth; Srniih (r Molilh.olai lar Taln-m; I Itgrnaa (-r T-orT Snt'tk Inr Namt-h: An dranti Ja.kartti. f'nda (nr an.ta.o ia'haon (nr iarki ilaik (ar Wlanh Millar for Clark. HALT RED GRANGE AS ILLINOIS BOWS TO NEBRASKA, IM Start Off Season With Impressive Victories Alexander Hamilton Also Wins.

ST N1I; OF thi: SCHOOLS. Won. J.ot. Ptn Mnnufit Tt Alexander ll.tmllton 'mnnn'i'i: uyv.siint KVHiuler Chiitts PXtllP Vi.hintrm lulling Hoys iKh iiffinl rri Framtius 1 1 Le Wlu i-lmtfi Bye I'niler the of Schitnls Athletic League the first of the series of weeklv Indoor high huol sw iniiulng meets, for the sen- son of was held yesterday In the natatorltiin of Columbia Vniver- iiy. Hrttoklyn forged to the van as Manual, Tech and Alex ander Hamilton defeated their re- pectlve opponents.

Although the season this year is starting earlier than heretofore the meruit judging from the times returned, are In better trim for the: start; eiiher that or the crop of natators tor the present campaign are heiter than in years gone by. if memory serves correctly the boro championship was won last year by hrasmus Hall. Ilrooklyn lech was second and Manual third. Yesterday Manual and Teclr looked as if they would finish together at the top some 13 weeks hence but the crew from the Klatbush school, after tho 411-1 fi lacing they took at the hands of the Manual water-dogs, were a sorry lot from whom little an be expected unless marked Im provement is shown. The team prospects at the mg tiray sehool may be well helow the horizon but the individual brilliancy of Lesbo Mansfield offers some consolation.

Mansltebl carries the Buff and Blue standard in the century and nego tiated the distance in 1:02 2-5, which in 1 3-5 seconds better than the best time made in the initial meet last season. first honors In the 'luo Ihe Klatbush hoy will find himself closely pressed by George Khcrwond. the ilrooklyn Tech sprinter, who overed the course yesterday in flat. Summaries. roMMKWK.

SS: FI.L'SHINn. 2V. swim Vt nn hy Kennert. (Nim- mar'-a: IJirtntlhnnse, rilianinir. srcnnti PHi-karri.

cmninrrre. tlitnl: HnmberBtT. Flushing, fourth. Time, S-6. liitl-yartl stvlin won ny i.ue, rinanins; Kflrrle, Cimtinarre.

sat-ond; Mnlrlnfaky, nmtiiarra. Ihlrtl; wnilf, riuaning. lourut. Time, 1 haik stroke swim won ny imz. 'nmnifn-f' Maarl.

Flllshlnir. sacnntl: Hcrnsleln. rnnimerce, third; no fourth. Time, 0:31 ijo-yard swim Won by Cuahman, riuslilng; llnrvath, Cninmerca. sacnri'l; Itlfkln, inirn; no ittuitit.

Time. 2:49. 5(l-vard hressl strnico swim ttn nj Hainal, ComriirrcP: Dussalmsn, Flushing, sacnri'l; Hykas. Fluahln.a. Ihirrl; Klkin, Cninmart-a, fourth.

Time, 0:39 4-5. 2nn. yard rainy won ny "mmprrn (Rifkln. Cawfrlnsky. Krlny, waliarni; Flualilng (Iiaylnn, Ohuriat, fox, llaff), Time.

4-B. Fancy tllvr Won by TapKnwlII. I urn- ntfrtr. with 4S iKtlnls; Kfllaltar, riiisnina. six-nn with 45 points; Mnltliifte.

Flushing, amf fitvla. Coiiiiiii-rre, for third with a each. MAM'AU 48; ERAHMI'S. 1. fin-ynrd swim Won by F.vnns, llnnttsl; Psltnrnaf.

Kntsmus. sat on-l i-pprry. Manual. Ihlrtl; lilutsell, Krasmus. ourin.

Tuna. 0 29 1-5. Iftil-vartl swim Wen hy Mnnsnald. Rraamus; Millar. Manual, sai-ontl: Mnsralo.

Manual. Ihlrtl: t.Toohe, r.raaniutt. lourui. Tuna. 2-5- ft.yartl slroks swim won ttv rnr- Mjtntial; Murphy.

Krasmus, apcotiti: sttnhalntar Krssmus, lltlni; Lticster, Manual, fourth. Tlinn. 0:38 3-j. saint won ny Manual: Malonay. Manual, sapontl; 1-prria.

Kr-amua third: no follrlh. Time. 2 64. 50-yarn breast stroke swltn tyon ny Manual; IJttyle, Manual, Man.nnl'l. Krasmus.

Ihlrtl: Jureme. Kraamus. fourth. Tlma. 0:37 3-5.

200-ynrtl ralsv Won ny Ainniist IWaatt-rlund. llnlker, Rstl .1 Mal'tnavt; Krasntus trireanlaese, nowlantl, Uallfs. I'ippi. secentl. Time, 1 55.

Fancy tllVP Won OV narra. Itlt 4a points; l.ocke. Frastnna. nntl Tilkla. Manual, lied for seronir w'th 4.t polnla rttli: llles, Erasmus, rourin.

wttn tts paints. TKCM. TOWSRN'D HAKR1S. fifi.yiiril Ptwtiii Won hy Solavltrh. Town- rtd: llennlnKer.

Brooklyn lv. neenna, Steffen, Tnwnnnel, thini i.nioTi, Bro.ktyn Treh. fourth, 1 4-6. Brooklyn T('h; IaTle. Brooklyn I lern.

unii iiorowitr. I nwnn n'i, win- lilnh. Townwend. fourth. rime.

1 llobh, Mrooklyn Teidt; .1. Mronk- vn t'ch. eronii; uoinnmr h. iownnfii.i, third; Mnrka, Tuwnnend. fourth, 'i'lnir.

911.K liwlm Won hv Kill. Bron" lyn ho. Brooklvn Te. n. Wnlflmeh.

Townncnd. fhtrd; Sobcl, 'ond; Town- ind, fourth. Tim. 3 K0 vnrd hreniit iitrokr nwiin RufffUon. Townnend l.ndctd.

Brook 1 vi T11 'onl Johnnon. mi 1 n. llili.l; Htlermn. Towtmend. founn.

TUnt'. 0 3-6. joil-yMrd rrly Won t.v TownrtJ Kl. Shi, W'hpolu'vl: BronV-lyn Tim (Butni. Bon.

(M Kioorl. oiid Time. 1 'T Knncv rllvf-Won nroonivn Tm with 47 p-'lnt-c Huhtnui-r. RM'Qti'l, wltli 4 on. M'-vr.

Biooklyn T--'h. thtrt. won puout. ir.M nthHl, 1 ok nrml. tein 1 iui point.

AI.K.X A.SlKR MOVS IIM1H nwlin -Won hv Bui er HIkIi; Kirttii-h Bo htgli e. Hun, nn AI'Mn'tir Hamilton third, no P.url.i Tlnm .11 1-6. Ifl.yird mrtm Won hv fnyi lltsh: t'nkl-M Itovi IllKh 'ni. Ahn. hum A I) innlT Mnnolin thlr.l.

wlt Alexander II unUum loiirtli. Tunr, lo-viint bi'k trok Won by ltiir'. Ahimndir l.evv. Ali-ni- i-r Hiiitillton. no on-l MiMmn.

iioy imtii. Ililril. no fourth. Tlnti-. 4" 11 wlm on ny i.iitir.

a id- Tfoninhfiuin. Aifn.in.Pr Hitioipon iSweftniMn. Uoid. Sv- iimoiI; Bovii MtKh l.Mi..i..rotf. ton.

nn. Mey-Tl. Tlni. fC Kun.A ipv Won hy M'ntxpr, Aletidr lliiioillon neeond. nn third, no.feuCh.

1 -t hrfiit dtrokn twin Win hv Ml Mttfll. H. AU.xnn.lrr IPilit'1'1 Htnrr. lo llluh. third, tontth Tlmr.

ft rel Won hy AlftamP "i Cohen (.. II t) with potni. B- It with II iiointi. Ahn" Al' Mmiill'on. foutth.

Willi point ST I rvr.f.XNT. T'tN. In.t.t.l aa S. 1. a St nal.teat..

i VI 1)HI 1 Won hi" VlMfir eif Uf.Mn"tn pf.i.n.i Mit, th'rd Hiottk. it iTe TlMlt, Wrotl.U I.t H.Mi, I in-. vr nt mt-' m. thtr. iNatiel Tmi, I lit.

-U oh hf Min'h tL -ttgo mt.it't't. i iic neiiioff itiitil tni rnh. Tim. 31 ri.ttul l.i hlt.1 1 1 Tl'M" ihf in W.n hv Mmiir'i? I a I'iIism ttirfH iilnitiin. K.r.lo-' 4' itnt.

t. tin l-ft rnr. I fr'v Wn )-vr iKrll' irr ltn ttfilll' It fcrttfttttt i t't It i'h Hunnfiti r.ninl Tim. I II a a it A Overruling of Referee's Decision by Prep Coach Gives Morris High Win. Good sportsmanship on the part of Coach "Harry" Kune cost llrook-lyn Prep its opening game of the season, with Jlorrls High of the Bronx.

In the nightcap event of the football double-header at Commercial Field yesterday. The final score was 6 3. In the third period, with the score 3 0 In favor of Prep, Morris carried the ball to the Crown Heights six-inch line, having recovered a tumble of the Prep lads on the firs'. play after the kick-oft. Rut here a dispute ensued, Morris adherents claiming It was thlid down fur their team, while the referee maintained that the ball had been carried for the fourth down.

Kane showed his sporting blood by stepping on the Held at this point, Insisting that Morris keep thu ball for another down. Alter con siderable delay the referee atvepted Kane opinion and Morris was per mitted keep tho ball. The Prep had held for three downs, hut the next play, a line plunge off left tacklt by Wcinstein. resulted in a touchdown for Morris and a splendid defeat for the Prep School team. Morris High opened the frav bv kicking off to Walsh, who run the ball back 18 yards before downed.

Both teams resorted to kicking. Jack La Borne making two pents. The Prep lads scored two first downs In this quarter, one on short runs by K. La Borne and his brother Jack; the other on Kiech-llp's and Jack La Home's running. Klechlln showed great defensive playing throughout.

Rippe scored a first down for Morris in the Becond quarter with a.25- yara run arouna ena. Morris wns penalized IB yards and was forced to kick. Walsh blocked the kick, re covered the ball, and ran 30 yards before being tackled. Here Morris showed great team spirit in holding Brooklyn for four downs on the one-yard line. The half ended with Brooklyn In possession of the ball on the 6-yard line affer a poor kick oy itippe.

J. La Borne Kicks Field Until. Diamond of Morris kicked off to start the second half. J. La Rome kicked on first down.

Osklns receiv ing the ball. Here Higgins broke tnrougn, tnrowlng them for a five-yard loss. Krtiger punted to J. La Borne, who ran the ball back 20 yards. Cavanaugh dived through center for five yards.

On tho second down Jack, on a fake forward pass, ran around tho entire opposing team Tor 35 yards. After an Intercepted forward J. La Borne dropped bark for a kick. Tho ball went cleanly through the center of the postB for a 25-yard field roal. This ended the scoring for tho Prep.

orris scored their touchdown right after this, as explained before. Welnsteln failed to kick the goal. The fourth quarter was a battle from the beginning, but neither team could score. J. La Home's punting and open field running featured throughout.

Welnsteln and Ashlns starred for the winners. The lineup: Morris (). Fried tnian Brauateln tirossinan D'Colliicll. Cohen (ioslln Hharer Pos. llkln and Jxtft tackle I.art guard, jCanter guard ta.kle Illghl end Prep.

(11. pnwil slab Xiaglt-r FloniKiin HlKaTlnaj llahi-1 Dollenar k.J. I. a Copt. Klechlln Ht halfback K.

I.a (toldhamnter Klppe. Kullltack Ca.anaugU Score by Quarters. Brooklyn Prep 0 (I Morris 0 0 0 Tnuchilnwns Walnateln. Coals (roni Dt-ld J. Boma.

Hchwartz. ItcWItt Clinton, t'nii'lre Kearney. Linesmen Ib-ntlrtikson, Cornell. Kl-Id I. Httalter.

in-WIlt Clinton. Suits! Hulas Brooklyn I'rt-p. sBumann (or Home; Vnll lllicglns: Kelly (or Col-boy: Csafin (ur Cavanaugh; Allen (or Chllock: Frank l.S Borne lorifauiimn: tllgti, lie nor (or Friedman; Andrawa (or Hranalein; Mayor (or tlroaainun; luamond (r It'l'on-nell; Lapln (or Cohen; llellnrd (nr (iotlin; for Hheier; Aahlrte (or Fisher; Kru- Kur for Colilhanimer; Welnsteln (or lleppn. 68- Yd. Run by Can Features Syrqcuse Win Syracuse.

N. Oct. 3 W) With "Ootrh" Carr leuding the attack. Syracuse Cnlverslty vanquished Vermont. 26 to 0, In spirited gridiron battle before S.Oort spectators here today.

Carr raced 68 yards for Syracuse's first touchdown on the first lineup after the opening klrkoff and late In the same period ran 23 yards for another score. VA TS-yard march in which three forward passes ere completed ended with Barbutl taking Hie ball over the line for the Third urange score early In the second period. Syracuse was headed for another score anrV on Ihe Vermont eight-yard line when the half ended. Conch Pete IteynnUI sent his see-ond orange team Into the contest In Ihe second half and Huberts scored Ihe fourth touchdown after 45-yard drive down the field. Captain Koley did not play, but was In uniform and waiehed the game from the bench.

Lineup: Pn-Hlon Vermont rn i llanxoii Taylor Art'lioaki1. t-'rlrdiiutn HiKlta t'ook fair. t'lni ki H'irhuil Hill tn kit ft R.inrd I'tMiicr Inrk Uiirlit fftirtfrd Ht. tMi-klc HiKhl riul Conway ft lmlllM.il,. aiidnn Ht.

httlflia, Hm'th ir, Hnrtmutt. ttohona Ti.ut.'h''',"n- ptitnia aftn- toi hdo na ('ai r. tUtloii" I'lwtprtw for Cook. Hvf-rtM Ttivrt l.i"Hwt'r. I'ninlrc P- York rntvirltv.

l.lncatnnn t'oont y. Evandcr Childt Downs Seward Park, 47-0 With Hhiiplrn m'orlnir Ihrrn tomh-iluvom fitmi InnK mil rutm. hit. lor Chtl-U ilrf-alrd HfWftnl Vnrk IHgh. 47 to 0.

Ht tho Tiithitlic IVntnrtorv ovjiI tnrtlny nftrrnmtn. Thn tlrfrt't Wl)fj t(o tliinl tthin two wpkn fur Hi-mukI Miipiiii: ark fO) Knhitr Child HTl 1rtnd aw Ml Amri rliiitmn tMn t'r Hoh.r l.ft i hr Mi) Hutird tHirht iRfklr. vht n. JtAMcrha Iwi h-ttrfk hi (rn' )t Hhm-t A'n hv a ft Knl Kkin thnplln Vrrn ndxwn Shatura, three yards. I nable to rise, was can-id off the field and Beckman took his Pawling failed to gain and Clegg's kick was partially blocked.

Sheerin received it but was downed on Pawl-Ing's line. Sheerin and Socolow carried the ball to the Bed and Ulack's 5 -yard line and Dluguld sliced oiT tackle for the first touch down. He fsiled to kick coal. Dluguld long Hun, Pawling kicked off and Socolow received on Iho 15-yard line and ran It back to his own 35-yard line. Dlu-guid skirted end for live yards and Socolow rcoeated for nine more.

Diuguid was shaken loose around end and uncorked a thrilling 35-yard run to Pawllng's 27-yard line, Beck-man made three yards through guard, hut the Blue and Gold wan penalized live yards on the next play. Socolow rounded left end for eight yards; Sheering crashed through center for nine more: Socolow accounted for four more yards off tackle "and Sheerin again crashed through center for alx yards and the second touchdown. Socolow failed to kick goal, l-'lrstenberg kicked off to Clegg, who was downed on Ills 37-yard line. Pawling again failed to gain and Clegg kicked to Socolow, who got loose for 20 yards before being downed as the quarter end" d. Beckman and Sooolos accounted for six yards between them, but two successive plunges by Huiguid bare ly tailed to make the 10 yards.

Pawling again failed to gain and Hendey kltched to Manual's 3n-yard line, the ball accidentally striking a Manual player, Mackenzie recovering for the home team. A forward pass, Hendey to Mackenzie, accounted for 12 yards, but the Blue and Gold line braced and took the ball on downs. Lluguld kicked to Pawllng's 30-yard line and a long forward pass was grounded as the game ended. The fine broken field running of Dluguld and Socolow. and the terrific plunging of Sheering, featured the attack while Mylnd and Blelden dis played a fine e.vhlliiuon of tackling although the Manual line was a stone wall as a whole.

Albert "Whitey' Tanner deserves commendation for his remarkable playing. Tanner was opposed to one of the largest schol astic. players In the country, Goodrich, who tips the beam at 235 pounds and stands six feet three inches. Tanner outplayed his oppo nent In every way throughout the game; Lineup: Manual (If) Uleldon Filv Kith TllllllfT Krndlr. Klrat'-nlifrg.

Myloil Socolow PtiiKiiUI Hheildan. Pnn. Pawllnit (0) lipft (ml Hawv lft tin-air Hoirnrt KuarJ lift nn Center M-Kht ftunri Mrtirl Klu-it ta'klo Hunt Hight rml knnzy (Jiiiiitrrl'nck iiouU l.rU Imifhark Ray ltiK.it Fullhark Sibley Slworln rnire ay iuarirrN. Manual 0 fi fl 0 Pawllnit 0 (1 -0 0 0 louiiKiowna iMiimiin. i-ihpprin.

Rf.ffi f. Saurnlf rn. I mplrf Conk. Columbia. I.lnfKMifn Jonen an.1 I Witt.

Ttm of porifidH -R and lfl mlnutta. HubstltutB Maim Ior Ka-My, Fly for Malln. Hock man for FhrMan. Trachy for Herkman Mf-rkowin for 1lbln. (iunalon for Tan nor.

Morrli tor Hibh-y, Uremt for Hay, nviiurj no viirHK. Lawrence Beats Brooklyn Eve. Eleven, 21 to 0 (Special to The Kaule.) I-iwrenee, Oct. 3 -Scoring their first tourhdown at tho ntart of tho second period, Ijiwrenrc High eunlly defeated the Brooklyn I.venlng High Sehool gridiron team to 0, here today In the opening game of the eaon for hoth tennis. wrtiiui-n were ununie to rope with Ihe mroiitr.

attack of the Law rence eleven. Lawrence icred first touch down in tno arond quarter, when t'amlnn caught a rlev-rlv hi forward phnh front Oxfonl ami rttr- rifd tno ovnl nrroM the vinltont' Mn. isitwronre Rdilpti more points In tho hint urn-n piiiyed l.nt for Itronklyn livf-nttijf und ('iiruliin stnrna rnr the vtstttois. Sonny 4'ohon. I'rrrln nnd ourtrn til.tn put tip mnnrkuhle exlilldtton of all-around nklll for th (fttnhinatlon.

Hrtoklyn Kvenlnit (Hi Lawn-nr irt ifut HAffri)r i.n iruaid Hm nninn (nir Kruuhoian. It Ik lit KuuM f.hoidT apt Hiviii tacKh Kln.in C.nini Ciaft HiiiK.iman 8 aht 'ohn QiiarlrMiar-it Ki. iy i.ffi hairh I.O)hoHl mhxni T-Tilli Hiaht halflmtk lth.ii 'Vfitll Mnilriium Kullbat Il onithn Kvrnlnv tt A l.rwrrni 4 0 I T'Hit hdo Caroian. Itahrtf Inula from tnut hdnm t'xfntd, 3 inf Paditl(nn I'm ll Chin I.hic oHti Hyan. Huhatitutra Kaldv for Font Mi-ta for HnK-rt Monnhnn for -nuil.

itrl. for linhan. It. Cohan for tmnft KaiHkt for Monahan Hohau for tinh.hl niarl fr Kallakl. for iiiimM t'nitniiftky for Nalhannon.

l.alTran for Craft Viiiini for Klamhv. Mvra fn- t.tarf-r-i Kit-mirr for PtHtannkv, Kvnan fir Yuanna Pt. Washington Holds Far Rockaway to Tie Tort WimlilnKttin, I 3 Hnttllntf hard tliroiiKimut thr rutlio ctitiin, ihe rort WHfthitiKtnn nnd I nr Hot knwny hoo lrvrnii foUKht to iioii'rH (IoikIIim hi re ycMnrdav Port itMhinirlnn runii n.irr(t fcotlnir whrn NHwon tuutiht a fotwai vn nun wa hroiiKhl tlow nt the Wanhlnlon ii r'ar Id. (T Vtrar. 'rtnn a hllr, nii'ii It.1 Itvrh Nn Ui hinnd l.rft ta.

kW. ftunrd l.llt'O'M Mhnikin I 'titr i oir Itiahl uar Htvrii iin Hi hi hlf K-llhe. Itiahi to tudf tri la Co I hatfi.t,. Mmu if hi half HoffHino 'illhark I.U.hri I'nd ttuhmilnil 4 6 a lf H-nkum a ttf lt'1int. toplf IjKnt man Mtofiid T'tn of pF a ti-tn f'lhat Hii-S Thooiftn Mft'fclnrol.

rt Umn Kh fr "hylktn. fur Btanitr. ders did not have the ghost of a chance against Its team of veterans who displayed all the earmarks of the threat I'oly Prep elevens ot tho past. Poly Preps reprsentatives gained at will over Ihe Hamillonltea, mak ing six first downs to none for their opponents. In fact, i'oly aught have added two or three touchdowns to its total bat for the short duration of the periods.

Wolfl, Cornwell and with Smith calling the signals, were too much for the weak forward line of Alexander Hamilton. The first three named, used with excellent Judgment by the brainy Blue and Gray qunrterback, pounded the op posing line for gain after gain. All of Poly's touchdowns were tallied by this trio, Wolff crossing the goal line on two occasions, once each in the first two periods. At that, the score might have been a bit closer but for the fact that the only two Hamilton veterans, Barney Cohen and Al Schlavone, wero on the sidelines because of Injuries suffered In practice. The loss of these men mado a strong bac.ktleld weak, leaving Hamilton powerless In the face of Poly's assault.

Poly Prep got right down to business in the first period of play, Wolff scoring the first touchdown of the game after eight minutes of play. Twenty-five yards of brilliant broken eld running produced this score. Two minutes later Poly was on Its way to a second goal after Ginsberg had fumbled. Stromeillo's klckoff. Callahan recovering on the 30-yard stripe and advancing 10 more yards before being downed.

Three line plunges started the second quarter, giving Poly Prep a first down on Hamilton's 10-yard line. A )0-vard penally failed to daunt the Blue and Gray team, which promptly executed a criss-cross play tint netted 15 yards. From here Wolff had no difficulty In plunging through center for his second touchdown of the day. Three minutes after the start o' the final half Poly Prep produced Us third touchdown. Cornwell scoring on a 40-yard romp, after Intercept ing a forward by itapnaei.

The final 6 points were tallied by McCarthy, in the last period, on a plunge after the pigskin had been brought all the way down the Held bv means of a 25-yard forward, Wolff to Callahnn, an oft tackle plunge for 20-yards by Bnochev.r. who had taken Cornwell's place, and nn end run for 15. yards by Me- Coach' Bove's bids were in Prep territory enly once during the en tire contest. Karlv in the fourth period the ball was In the Scarlet and Gray eleven's possession, 40 vards away from a touchdown. A 6-yard penalty inflicted on the victors and a short punt by Stromelllo gave the bal Ito the home team on Polv Prep's 40-yard line.

A seven- yard pass, Titen to Hiissuck. put Alexander Hamilton three yard-away from a first down. But, tin able to gain the necessary distance on the next three, plays, the ball went to Poly on the 40-yard line from where It whs advanced steadily for the last 6 points. The lineup: I'oly Prep (25). Pos.

Alex. Hamilton (III Callahan I.e(t end ImlKc Htrnmtm-tllo La-tt tackle Lett guard Voting Tinman Center Bight Love liny Might end smith Ounrterltack Mali-1 Wal'ltnan Wolff I-fl al Cornwall Hlglit hnldov k.l'.lnaliertr McCarthy Fulll.aek Hu.ai' Score by Quarters. Poly Prep Hamilton 0 0 0- Tourhlowni Wolff. 2: Cnrnwr-ll. thy.

Oottln frnm tnuch1nwnr HtrnimMll" FteOrpe Hi wart r. I it mnton. I in plre Kciwnpy. Mmmiien lie ndrl.kM.n i'ornrll. Tim not ft rhulp 1-J-mlniitw quni ti-rn, flrnt half; R-mlmHf qunrteia, mw ha Id.

SuhatltutflaUcHy Tor H'-haur Wharlfiii fur llfiorhpvfr for rnrn wpIIj for Wharton; Tuttlt for Tmt- nnn; IhunmlU for Kay: (ionniin ior Hmlth; i for lliiminltt; Hiiriii Wolff; Lorke for Love. Rivcrdale Wins From Woodmcre Academy, 23-0 Woodmere. L. 3 The nivertlale Country liny Sehool eleven swamped Woodmere Aeaileiny here torlny, 23 to 0. (irlsslor of lllver.hile.

ho Hlnrred throughout tho game, opened the niiiond period with 1-yurd run for a tonrhdown iiml hiiei three more point to ihe score when on a plueement kick of yards. In the third period (ielssler ruiiie to the ftire when on forwr.nl piifw from Wlttner he run Ave yarn lor another tourhdown. Mm pffurl lo geore the extrH olio point falletl. thu hll falling Khttrt of Itx inrget. Hilghniii.

Itlverdnle' lust qiiMii-r-bnek, Inlert epted forward pass In the lust quarter und raced Ij yards lo Iha goal line, tlclssler made the extra point. Olllnger bikI Puskey stnrretl for the Inline team. Womlmere wn nul-plaved hv the heavier team. l-lei's) playing today marked his IliM appeiinince with the invnuers. Lineup: Wnoiltnrit A'-Mdi-my (Ot.

ItU'kM a a a M-afll Ktin.rl Prftiffll HoifidMinn Kllttrr pop, Hvcrdnl1 c1 I.i-ft nd An.lri" tackl lt-f: ttard Crtit.T ItlKht mi ml Misht takl Htaht rn rt Winiirr ior'B' Mt ich tn half' Ito. ht. i Ilillht halfbtik Mrttilo II. or by wuartr Wnndioar 9 -1 Ton. li.tnwB--Hv (trt lr.

Ilrlfkam. fiool hdwo 2 ((ol (rmii piarm'nt I It-f lliiahff-M I'mi'lt- HaHM l.ittro,rn i Tito of p.rh...- 1 iuw 'ut-iitm' South HUM'" for itltlr; Cowrn for M.tM.r." imeir, fill rim for lu-M f.o Htlnr. HtlK HI HUT WINS HHU'MII Artln I'rlnff. hrapfM titHed p(t t- ll pttrhrr. toml hl drhitt In mutt a t'MPltnHl ullkn nl Inr-lav nnd pn(-rinpd In iBiit' thr Inlprnnllonttl l.aif'io Htarrt.

tho J. In nl- whining I Pund aft nmt. 3 hlmptn. ShPritlnn t'1 Soo wrro ntiiong the Intf rnatlvit-tt player. 20 yards from another probable touchdown.

Sulljvan and Coffey had served their coach and school well In the Red and 'White backfleld. The lineup: Kranmtis (7). Caulkiiu Rlktn Franklin Brook Freeman FlAher Yon. at. John's Pr.

(til. end W. Crowley Left Nli olla guard Kttx Ryan guard Riant tackle Deitioy HlRht end IM Anuelts. Quarterhark A fit-man lft hntfrmrk. l.Arwlftnan halfbmk Littman Fullback Cofley Kcnrn hv Ouirtem.

8t. John's 0 0 0 00 Krnnmud 0 0 0 7 'i Touchdown Cooper. Goals from touch downs Connor. Rpforec GUI. C.

N. I'mplrfl Mabol. Ha vane. I.inMtrun Mhn-pl ro, CnnTmPicial Pet us, Kraamim. Ti nio nf nurlocli- 13 mlnulca.

Kubatitute Ht John's, M. Crot-ley for W. Crowley; Hayas for Hfiw; Ityon for Weeks; Krasmua. Poooer for LlUman: Karhfr for Eldre.liftf; Mnxtm for Freeman; Roland for Brook, Hwoenev for Caulklna; Rarhtmnn for fclkln; Redler for Cooper. Richmond Hill Gridders Bow Before Clinton The Richmond Hill football sound Lowed to the powerful and heavier jrrld representatives of De Witt Cl'n-ton yesterday at Dexter park, 13 to 0.

Late In the first quarter the vlsl tors broke through the Red nnd Oray defense for 25 yards, after which Captain Cohen of Clinton brought the ball over after several plunges. Cohen also scored the final touchdown and kicked the goal. The Queens lads' by vigorous play. Ing, held the city champions scoreless, in the second half, and Clar- enoo I.ehr played a sterling defen slve game. Richmond Hill was han dicapped by the absence of Capt, Hohcl on account of a dislo.

cnted knee. The score: Tttchmanil Hill (0) Pa Witt Clinton (19) Hoffman I.aft end Prlnca Mlllit Left gamuelartn Mahthay l.ft guard Hrlll t'anter Friedman Thotn RlRht guard. 8chimar f.orkwond Htsht tarkle Tya Krtedamakar Might end rir-utarh Plan art 1 Quarterback Sugarman riliann halfttark. Cohen Millar Illsht halfhavck Carlaten l.ehr Fulllwckk I.lvoll Pe Wilt Clinton 7 6 1 1 Klrtnrinnil Hill 0 (I I Tmich'lnwna Cohan. 2.

Coal from tour-re down Cohan. Hafarae K. Shearer, lilekktnaon. fntlilre A. Blower.

('olaatt. Linesman O. J. Young. lnn Slaia.

Tlnia of periods mlnutea. Huliatltutaa Richmond 11111: Raepolt for Rtea-art, lakfr for Mlllrr, McIrrinoit (or I.ahr (or Manlhey. Ka limann for Ulxann. Caaa-irranria for l.orkwoo.1. MlUa for Thorn, Miiruhv for Krta.lamaohar.

Cot (or Hoff. man. Ilantka (or Clarke. Quorlrup (or Them. Hoahalor (or yuortrun.

Mouotnay (or Hakar. Htawart (or Itappolt, Krlrtia-niarhar (or Murphr. Itapiralt (or Slawarl le Wilt Clinton: Hallman (r Tya. Corle Inr Sihinaar. Srhumarh.T (or Brill, man (or Brill.

IVarlman (or Ofiitaih. Kraua (or I'rln-. liaroao (or Hallman. Two Injured in C. C.

N. N. Y. Aggies Grid Game The 1-avender football leain of the City College easily defeated tho visiting N. V.

Aggies" eleven at the l.ewlsohn Stadium yesterday, IS 0. The scoring for the St. Nick eleven was done by Drelband, Levinstein and Joseph berg. Cohen also shone for the local lads. Van Orden and McOuten were the defensive, luml-imrles of the r'armeis' outfit, preventing Ihree additional touchdowns.

The ciiMiiiltlo for the dny were rtss-kln of City College and Itiilsin of the Aggies. The former sustained a broken arm, while the Mter suffered frnetured clavicle. Neither will be able to play again I his iriun. The lineup: 111) Tlilldlna (C hor tMalihlutll, trallsnd lue in llar t.at Inataln. Jiiarphharg.

I'na N. T. Attlas ISI ot. Htnwlt guard I'PI guard larkla anmn II iff hi rnl Klllian "iV It back 'thairh'i halrhach Hn Ku.ioa. Van rln' T'Oirhdowoa t.avloataln.

llnala (r.oa hta.n M(r. "wfy llrtlhand MMa.ia W. T-h'l Rrnaii I'oiplia It Trlnltr ll'-paOl, llOfgara TO" of t.rin'UI TpfMr l.tr (' h--r lvin. aain. Ta- aar Tf-ppar.

T.ihrMy (nr Maa. kin. WllMama Itrallmod hartfnnwna (toaanhluCt, tiall fr HI am Nrw Tork Acalaa. tla l.tf tr irchaoihaaaar lr ri'l'-a. Haisln i.f Mciartan.

MrVarttn (or luMti. Official Entry Coupon for Foolbnll Games I am rnptnln of a football team und wish to enter my team In th IU unlimited pound class of thf co in I ii Junior Engle Tournament. Name Address Team Name F.ntrlra close Oct. nh pally tafia. Tut (X..