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THE GAZETTE TIME STORIES OF THE SOUTH SEAS OM I.t ttlH I HAPI AI'PKARH IN THE SUNDAY GAZETTE TIMES SPORT GOSSIP sToitit; bv wbitiikm IN THE SUNDAY GAZETTE TIMES SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27. 19 20 PAGES 9 TO 14. NAVY SLIGHT FAVORITE TODAY GAME WITH Mult and JeffThe P. S. G.

i. the Poor Sap Got Soaked By Bud Fisher tj if. Kuner "1-aile MUBEWES ARE 11-10 CffMMCE UN ANNUAL BY TH UiAY, jFF, i servuce classuc CASO. IT 3 dfF, A.J... q.

THe CfoLVj HAD A TseLATive I'M YWo ViicrjT TO WHCICwei A list fcA't COMe'i LOVfc TO GO TRViNK. wett. WrlAT.TWV. IT'S AN ekiG1Ajet CrXKP- HARVARD, 08. HAW-PD MAN IN TH JFF FrMLH.

Uy Associ.ttei! Press to Tlie Gazette Times. NKV YORK, Nov. 20. After short workouts at the Polo (iri.un'li today, th Army and. avy foothall teams renting tonight in prcpiim- tlon for their annual game here tomorrow afternoon.

The practice tf both the Soldiers and Middies was comparatively light, consisting of! fcignal drills, kicking anil catching punts to familiarize the players witlij the light and shadows of the basehull park in which the game fctagt'd. I While the rival service squads practiced at separate hours and did Hot meet on the field, both the Navy and Army captains and coaches expressed satisfaction with the gridiron, their only adverse comment being that the turf was a trifle Y4 1 '''r How They'll Line Up. tg Pro Elevens SaliSe AC Forbes Field Today icomplete Football Review jOakmonlancEYoungstown in Sunday Gazette TimeslGoSfers Spring Surprise At Pinenurst; in Final Marie RejflatenKi V. S. latent GOT A OLD 5 COLLYER'S SELECTIONS.

I Ey 3ERT E. COLLYER. BoWIK. iirt raee-Napoii. iay Kavr.

Aurum. Benevuient iik juuen tiiri. rotirtJi race ieiiow Hand charts. 11I Vie. Super 1 iftti rar-e Ja.ida.

Shorlintr Ttloo.l. Knr.r Kins luinbtne. John, unny l-and, c'o- sSr-'0-jak iest bet Vellore ITand -NEW OKI. rate tu.lo, Jiary Hearl. gni-iiie.

S-r-oril racr Thlr.r ynne. Ijouise Knurl Firtli tirtof-ii. i race M-iridiy. Miss KrtUer. K-sis; Chief.

Hanid Traveler. I race AJelante. Kllkennv, H. Seventh' race War clK.at. Machine.

Serbian. ft Ut-Lnughland. SCRAP STUFF. Youtur or ami Trivie r-rennan of the South side will meet in the mam ooiu in tiw Arade next Tuesday nigat. l.ly Tlre- lllamn ,.1.1,...

wviih V'. like tf) Jack ur any ills manager. Kid by callina 8cheuli 1... 1 ilglitweiKht. le reached Con'ey, can il'l'j-U.

Vaughn Won't Prosecute Relative. i I I i I i Kverytbingf set" for the cpening of the professional lootball season at Forbes Kield at tins afternoon when the Ohio composed of some of the greatest college Mars in the country, meet the John Douelss team, on which "are several old Pitt ami State men. as well This as several Western luminaries. i be a distinct nov- A complete review of tlie collegiate foritbull season, taking in all M-ctions of the country, will be a special feature of tomorrow's Sunday (jazette Times. This review will include the team records of the leading elevens jiud will take in both the team ami individual scorin records of every college cleicn in the tri-state tiistrict, in.iking it one of the most comprehensive articles on a gridiron campaign ever put together.

In addition. Cliff 11 an, scholastic athletic editor of. The uzette Times, will present his local all-scholastic team. msr ai Maris waKner aii'J nc riuarters of the I luouesne I nivei sity HHnnilMHMWMMI.W..tnilHH.NI(IIMUMHMIHIMH.HM.I.WMIIIM.II.nrMltni1ltiniHIIH.(Htl.lMIIHI.M.IIIHItllW(M RUMMIIMG RACES (Special Telegram tr I'lNKIU'lT. N.

Nov. tiary lo all prophecies ami expo.la-: tirns. the tinal of the autumn tournament at I'inehurst will be fouyht out ri V. 11. Wells of Oak mon Country Club and Christy Ufcibel, and not br tweett the generally accepted favorites.

Torn Ar-imoiir of I.othianbui and K. L. tield r.f Stamford. Wells played against Seolteld in to- ry's semi-final round and not only won the match but. to the surprise of trie assembled multitude, won it by the wide margin of 3 up and loplay.

I eibe created an even greater sensation by inftielimr a 2 and 1 rle- feat on Tom Armour, who was the winning amateur in the recent arua-; t'-ur-professMuial ai'fair here, medalist ni the firesent men I and an easy favorile for the hnal honots. Wells Scofirld played a re-j inarkatdy even Kauie for the Hist haif of their niatr-h. Hotii had a couple of poor holes uoins out but I hot of th'-m leached the turn in 4 2. I with the match all even. Then Wells got busy, won the next five holes in 1 rapid succession and brought it to 1 ait untimely nd on the fou t'-etith Jtreen.

I nlaverl first-class "-olf in bis match with Armour and covered the. I'Olll'i in 29 77. Armour habit of hooking into de-tlie veloped heavy a a result of recent rains. k'nurh Pol well of the Navy and Ma). Charles the Army coach, reported their players in excellent condition fur the hard jjatne which is etpected.

ThouKh the Nnvy eleven rules a fci(rlit favonts in the waRerlng. heirm quoted to win at odds of 11 to 10, it lf generally conceded that the two tifamn to bo more evenly n)atuhed this season than in some The. Army possesses an all-rund star in French, who from Ms Hick field position hnst scored more touchdowns, goals and field jronls than any other player in the West I'oint team. While Navy cannot ofter siridlnr Individual performer. the eleven Is a well-balanced, fust.

pl-essive combination, capable playinif hard football throughout ihtlre HO minutes of the famf, Hof.fj Fill Up. The hotel section on the ciiy nniay began to shuw evidence of the ar- i rival of out-of-to. soectfitors for the If (fame and by rug lit fad Navy and Army uniforms were common i'i ror of the leaditiR hotels and restaurants, while theater boxes were in dmmand for the various parties which planned to celebrate the contest In aidvance of the actual play. I Among the early arrivals from offi cial government circles of Washlnsr- ton were Secretary of the Navy Dan" ils and hia family and Secretary of i War linker and party. Special tralrs wl'l lir nj; the srieat ifio jorlty of n-reniil'tit spectators to the city during the forenoon hours of! tproorrow, including the entire An- TlatHlia and West Poin.t Academy rlbeerins swiuada.

The MiiTdies and Cadets are expected to reach the city in time for luncheon, after which they Will march direc to the Polo Grounds fpr the g-anie. Cadtm Non Too Confident. WEST POINT. N. Nov.

CA. f. The Stte Military Academy will be virtually a deserted vil-lUee tomorrow, when the entire erp of Cadets, ftceompa n'efi bv their hand and a detachment of the hospital corps, lfnves for New Yok at It a. m. to witness the Army-Ndvr football KHne.

The f'ndets w'll return early Sundav mornlntr. hut the football ni)Ud, which i xtent to Nfw York thfs morninp. is not djo. to arrive home until Sunday even- I There Is no overeonflde'ice in th" Army's cmn. In fact, it Is felt here tbnt the Nnvy hns a bette' teim and i OtiKht to win.

The Soldiers are nin- nlnic all their hones on their star full- I bnek. French. The former Rutgers t'ol- leire star has been a demon soeed kne Hurl scorer in every ifiim th's season I And if he can pass th? Middles' scrim- iftnge line th Army expects at least i even chance. Army Ham Physical Edge. ANW'Af'OUS.

Nov. 2fi. A. P. --Kiithuslasm is hiKh anionp the veifi- Went of Mid.h omen tonittht.

AH ar srer for the rlawit of the tomorrow. I When thev will net away for New York fo witness the Army-Navy football fame, a contest wh'ch bMs fair to be the lest, ever played between the two' Service tennis. I i Locnt adherents are confident thnt tihrt Middies will he nble to the nemy. They feel that the team is at the pinnacle of strength. I Statistics of the rival teams shoy tihat A rmv has fhe sdvantase in weiKht from every snple.

The team averR 1 riftheendets is 177 2-3 pounds. a.ara:nst I Navy's 172 S-ll. TVie a vera ire of ArmV I jlne is 1 SU 2-7. as compared with I I HARVARD." t'arifornia, will be on the other l.ack-tt. hi positions.

The game will start at 2:30. with the jrsts open at 1 There will lie no reservU, all tu-lo-ts li' iny sulci at 1 a head. Ticket ag. no es hiive been opened in every oi the county, the downtown offoe be- drive in tne 1 nion ArcaUe. ivy maid of Ueorgetwwn will r.

le. with John Kitan liuquesne as umpire, and l'at O'Jlalley tmtiuesne, as heart linesman. RECORDSET BY CROWD AT It was oificially by In I Diversity of t'lttsbnrgii est relay that the attendance at the l-itt-l'enn State gatne rt r'orbes Field Thursday set a new local rer-ord, there being approximately spectators. Tins! was a remarkable turnout considering the miserable weather. The l'itt-V.

x- f. rtav before drew the largest previ I1S ftl I It also was announc ti fh-it Inlet r.f the I'itt toot ball banquet. it wtllcll 1 the captain tor next tail wilt br- ler-tetl. hart been changed frr Satnrday lit to next Thursday ip lit. Tom navies.

the great halfback the bailie with Sta; who had to lea .,..1 Hfjt .1.4 flU- cause ot a bad liU'cp Ihe head, had I fully recovered yesterday, it was I sairi he will suffer no ill effects of his injury. BIG TIME AT LYCEUM TOMORROW i The Pittsburgh hyi-Ptim, resplendent in it new turn i.shi ntcs, will have i open house tomorrow afternoon, when a mammoth smoker will be I staged, to which the public is invited. Jack Inllon. one the organizers of the h.vr-nira. is chairman of tlie I entertainment committee and has ar- i ranged a nrotfram which will brinf? trirelher some of the best boxers in is section.

There also will be oeal and instrumental music, as well as acrobatic stunts by Ljctum mem-: hers. Hurry ttreb and John tJnrke wilt aplie.ir the feature bt.xiiiK number. I Tlie i.rORrani will under way at 2 o'clock. No admissirjn will be charged, i Oakland Nationals Play St. Rosalia's Jrs.

Today, One of the bitterest rivalries will he decided this afternoon when tlie strong OaKland National team ftKlits r.ut a ki uumc wnn Kosalios Lyceum Juniors of of f.eld on Sullivan Field. Oakland Sinks oasm has been irroiimms tic; ior weeUs lor the same. Kosaliu is expected to brinm root- ers. Tom Davies of I'itt will if fetee and will Ftart ihe trxme o'clock. Neither team lias lost this ar.

I I i i i I artmoutii Team to Play lvi.AUMlA. Nov. 1'C. (A. James Vaushn.

--tar pitcher for thcTiit', Chicaso National League has. ball club field today refused to prosecute his father- heavy in-law, Harry Hebolt, stablred him had a llillr. a.0rrlii,s to Owen OHare. chief of police of this city. Arm j.

Htotvk Itp-u iiIUsiiii Whit Navy. fiirr Tutor Wiikit lr-wen Moor. I Kin upt Kwfn Conrny Koflflr MflC-r Hamilton Yr1 r.r.H us K'w i Urown. Hut atd. lO mvt.

Lawrem-o i-'rpiuh Cmpire a Jutip V. ,1. Ore A. Muruliy. Marshall Navy's ls2 2-7 pounds, the corn-par sons of the bncknvld nuartet are: Army, tSO, Na v.

K7. The rt'K'tnent oi Miirlie- will leave New York between nnd t.10 in mornltiu. There will bi four spe- tniins for the students, two going by the l'enosylvunia and two oer the Baltimore anrl Ohio Railroad. CHI LY i SAUCE 1 3y CHILLY DOYLE. THEY BAR NOBODY.

That was deucedly clever footwork shown by faculties of some of our leading colleges in sidestepping challenges from Notre Dame. Clot to hand it to the Fouth Bend boys; they'll take on anybody from tho I'mkbound Fhores of Maine to the sun-kissed sloj.es of the I'acith winner take all. The poal from touch Jown and spit-ball are out of place in their respective snheres. How would you like to lose a big btt because some pink happened to get the ball through the posts on an individual effort after the kicker of the rival team had following a touchdown The field glial one of the greatest thrills of the game and deserves its place, for the reason that a team which gets the ball within kicking distance merits the chance to wore over the aerial route. A SPECIALTY.

On the other bind, the goal from touchdown Is merely a sideshow act that has nothing to do with the three-ring circus in the main tent. The kh ker has practically no opposition In making the goal, yet if onS man happens to be adept at the trick he- hang a wet blanket on the eleven boys of the other team, not to say of the thousands of alumni rooters, cheer leaders and "home guys." Watching a fellow kicking a goal from touchdown is something like going to a good show and catching a "four-rniniue-speaker" between the acts. FAMOUS PAIRS. yiovtamnrry nnd Stone. Tinker and Evex.

Borneo a tiff Juliet. 1'ntnsh and PerUn utter. Davu't and Holleran. Both Army and Navy 'SSfsjw' the v.arils. Moore nnd Kins, ri-'bt suartl imrl rijjlit are especially high-, 'tttrle players, nnd will lmve to bo considered 8clcftinr any all-star nggrtgatlon.

SaAor L'nm More Experienced. The Army line hasn't a much ex perience as 'he forwards, nut they have been pelting: hish-rsde enriching nil fall from (iravr s. who Knows line ph very few men o. and they 1 1, or cooise. troo i account Oi' lo-rt res.

How e-iiuiiris to en The Navy attack, while formidable, is not as stronsr as the rb-fense a.nd larks variety. AI Princeton 111" Navy kick'ng came Was poor and this is it distinct Oecaawe ttte attack dor not depend primarily i I I I I i i 1 1 i i I I Leonard Knocks Out The (Ja.ette Times. woods and was 2 down at the turn. He was still 2 down going to the but won that ho only lone ihe next and the match by driving into a trap. Two Ion putts sunk by leibel, for a half on the fifteenth and ir a win ut the stventeenth, were the deciding; factors of the contest.

The Ynunu'stnwn Country Club gathered more than its. fair share of the honors in tooay's round. T. Hrav atid R. It.

Sharman of that club came through to tlie final In tne consolation sretinn of the first division, which gives Yountstown three of 111 four lending contestants in tomorrow's Judue J. It. Kennedy, another Younghtowtt golfer, won bis way final in the r-econj ee-nsolat ion eivlsion Th ern. final rmm'l: Fifxt Mi K. Wells.

b. at 1.. llrviin c. V. lreiliel.

tor. n. biat T. U. Aimnur, Lutloanlmi n.

3 nn.l 1. Itcaten eiplit- T. tiro v. beat V. N.

Clr.se. lialtusri.l, and 1: It. R. Sharman. Younrrstov beat F.

T. Kai-Ihk. Si riiu; Jike. irtld 1. c.

1 1 if. Hunt. Worcester, beat Tiiehar'i (larllck, Vnuntrslown. I up; If. K.

r.irter. Siwanr.y, t.tat V. ('. Mr lHiu, lakeside. 5 and 4.

eiulit H. Kennedy, YourigHtown. brat le Steintield, North Shore, ri and It. (JTlrien, Uvtroit. beat J.

1. Ourt, Detroit, up. Elevesi Today reported to be continued rain, dition for play Hi nr. and even with should be in fair con-tomorrow Collegiate Football-Schedule for Today lloston r.llc ItUMtUII. at unisiiiN v.

MiiBiin at Iliin'iilu. lloiikiiiN v. limit State at Haiti. norc. WaaliinKftrn v.

llnrimualh at Seattle. rmy nt New Turk, 'i'arkiv vh. M.tr;illr at Muryvillr. Joe Welling' In i rUn left to the the lira.I. Ilenny riKht to head ar" right to Jaw.

Two hard rights "to ttl. ead made Wr llins litre. ISO! XII MF Ionard honked tils left to the head tlire ti rx-s and drove a hard riKiit to tile The champion wa outb.minc nu.i oulflirlit-niK hla man. but hi l.lrm, seemed tu lar st. i.r.1.

l.eoard sent Irs rigtit to tlie wk-c. wli.l,. Welli.iB dil not land an tire blow durma the round. ItOl TK. There wa a lot r.f tlddllni; this round.

LemiHrd sen hia left to the body ml foilowrd it nam rtmit tfl li f.t.-e. lj-iinarl left: Kur lu.u tUCV I bell. toe synrrlna at HOI Ml KX. nnrrd drr.ve hla rial.t over heart xn.i 1. hea.1.

l.eon- 1. i r-siy an. head IIUI lllete good deal tit irwu a riht 11a lor the just hefre the lMdl. miseil. Hot XII TW 1:.

IK.th lan.led right and B.iny 4 1fl" bo.l' elling tn, clinch freuuently tenriy iior.k. hard right f)lr Tr" li, Ijal.lKd thro time, ael hia rlalit aentn to rho head. At close quarter lent two rifclu to the body and ni, 1 riKnl upt-rcut. V1 iiniii-i tfeetllltlK IV Hot mi Till it 1 utlttljutsd. I.coinrl rent left and rlaht to th, t.ody and null' te the heHd.

Oellln belr.r ion tire drtvi.alte. I.nnrd rtrht la Mlie Jh. rlaaiteriiiic XVellliiK. who Par k-wrd thriiuiih ihe roj-, hut was up atraln in a rrienient. Leonard rushed analn.

reinilna W'ethna for a count of two. Then be mni all over ttle ring with teUa and Hants and XXedirr down for a count 01 lour, wriitna Kut up uaiii. very curtier as IIIIIM) MHH1TKX. in but Kume an ha 'came Leonard left to bead and ent f.v., rltthta to the jaw. XVeiiin t.dne down for a cunt of seven.

Ilenny in. ed a swiriKina rlnht u.s rcut. I canard Welllna law and sw-unir another riant en rue leieree stenmea te- e.11 llwrn. atnunlna ihe tu rale XVr 1- I iiit imnt 01. el- i proteat fi'n Welling and Ids recoadn.

Tha itir.ie.i t.re roun.l was Andy Chaney Whip Freddy Jack. WOlU'KSTKIt, II ASA. Nov. 6 fet 'a ti toiinir Clianey, Bal timore feat herweiiiht. defeated Fretl- .1 ao rr la ue.

tt waa one of tha best tights ev i-t- seen here. Lafayette Meet omorrow. Tlie Lafayette basket, hall tram will hold an orvanizat iort ineetlriK- in the Piits.bii.eh Lyceum tomorrow eftetnotin. le inniticf at 1 o'clock. The lineup will he the same as due-ina: the past years.

Carnea are heins boekerl with tirst-clasa teams. Clubs de.itriiiir rlates aie regtiestej to address Buck Sdjdei, liHi Beech view aventic Referee Halts Scheduled Fifteen-Round Bout in Fourteenth to Save Loser From Further Punishment After Being Floored Four Times. Roper Looks for Good Battle ltv to local tans, who are clamoring so hard for more of the snort mat the i next three Maturdnys will be devctea to bringing the greatest teams in the country here. The Ohio team, captained by Klsie Tonin. the former State captain, aril vet) late last tiinrht, most of them coming from Akron, where as members of the Akron team, they for tiie second time, this year d-'leateri Jim Thorpe's world's professional champions.

The local members of the team worked out yesterday li- niiesne CniVPi.ity. while a short nal drill this mornina anil nnolli before the Forbes Field gates opr this afternoon is deemed sulticient to1 ut them into a form tnat will show the greatest aggregation- of pro gild la vers that has ever shown here. Fritz Pollard, the Negro star, for-i meny oi r.rown. was i-noeiei- rt crest receiition last night when he arrived, a larce delegation of admirers beinst on hand, headed by Al-tlerman Robert Rogan. They were reinforced bv a hand and paiaded to the I.oendi Club, where a demonstration ar.a party was given in honor of the Kreatest "Negro football star in history.

Klgie Tobin accompanied Pollard, and stated that the members of the team which he has brought for today's grame have been rested sut-liciently rrom the erueilinu- same at Akron Thursday, and will make a supreme effort to defeat the local club. Uieree. through whose individual Thome's team was nereat-a lor the sfcond time, is the latest iir -ouisit'ou to the Ibu-Keye team, a roi yll be found ritht end. Al (Ty obh Pv-raeitse ail-American, and Imudman of Tale, at guards; re l.oztcr. at tat-Kies; i urn-, r.

Tobin. riuartt-r, Biid and 1-ritz 1'ollard. Toutihev Conn. Chief Crawford ami Bull McCormicU will in the bar-ktield. Although Tat Iterron.

the former I'itt s'ar, evinced a desire to taKe part as a member or ma local team. the i'itt authorities yesterday rmwnwl on the nrorosition of having a member of the coach 'ng staff of the university play the professional game. Mishouse a teammate of Herroti, will take Pat's place at right end. 1 with Huston of Missouri on the other; Itrt-minal. Ited T'earlman, captain ot the team, and Thornhill, both former I'itt bovs will be at the tackles, with V'ebecker or Wash, and Jefti.

and Stahl of Iruquesne at guards. one of the best of the local independ- rnt ptavere will be at center. Vrnold Thornburs, who will enter Notre Oarne next year, and who has havinsr a rreat year wijh trie f-ouglas Club, will run the local team quarter while Skin tJOUglor- of 1 irt, Kelsch. leading backtield star of beat independents, and Kramer, former all-Western fullback while at upon open play, but upon plays and outside ot tackle, ami. if you are Htoin to play a line-breaking eamc.

It is absolutely essential lo have a irood kicker. A team isn't gainj throush the line consistent ly the lenerth of the ti. Id and the Navy is proing- to find is handicapped in puntiitsr unless there has been a tremendous imp! ement. 1 understand they have several good kicker. at West 1'oint and lo to see them take advantage to the Hill extent of this superiority.

The Navy r.t-nwssl nrr is tronr. to it i ir, (If in r. pas.ur-s just over the. line vvth nn occasional limit pass to cn end down the field. I don't tbink tiny will worry trie vrrny.

irowev us mucn with their forward passim; r. thev vill with their line attac I'be xaw ends didn't look as 1 trood wen tit, of the line, but Copt. a (pl iyer of a lot. of txn ri-ilolr' r'olwell uses the d'rect piis entiuly, and his men :iar.a:e in br.ll cleanly. Army Bach field Versat'le.

1 think the i my bu. kttvhl is more Versatile iMid better eituipned to 'play ofcn liS'iir. Krencii is the best biicl. (li ehher team. I would be if tlie Cadets do not pluv a pretty open rtepentlinu upon their kicl.iinf to the rd i lo- line, tropins vhake for a Ioiik run.

And riul-t here 1 want to say the -Vnvy ends will hace to be Hit ri rnin-ttte of lb" play or French will K'-t (Kit, H- IS a beautiful opeil-lielrl runner and a very haul mart to bririy- Hoi teams will 'be in wonderftil ihi VsIi ii! i'n rot a clear iUi a sore f. onrhl f. help the A-mv. 1-r s'linii-'tit- I Ue.V to r'" tl lir. h' ld i'orv.

t-. I CS ho old the tile r. -a lory will tiv.n 'he Ai: tack! rids a- HlH 'I 'f- a litit-i1. Itnr- t. I ins .1 rrj 1 1 oo i.

I- ai.sr- i.r, The fie id b. tha ri and tie Nays 'y ciexit. t-e f. lion that he Xrr-atiot'j line i rlor to the ficnt Army will Ihe Navv Kheitld them. The MMdie lmve a --rv r-liahle place-kicker in r-lyr'e Kimr.

who is f. life 4 irisir'e iie Vne. The Nnvy has a havin-' "t'fT Sifion. refV' 1-4 ec ald lia-'-. l'i'7 e-.

o- bi-r. Tl'p A -v to- 'r d. (S'-av- r-r "r4- lmr-1. nrceh foiitall as ariv n-en i-t t' c--itrv rame and neiib sh'e wPl w-'i hy rr'ipdr of 9 nrnr rilit, the ll'd Syndirate, In I I I 1 1 iMUIHIillMIIIMHIIHtMIIIIMItHIHIIIItHnilHtHIMINtHMIIIHMU BOWIE. Yesterday' Results.

i l'i'st ntre. T. $4 Ti. won; H.iin-- ITtt Ner.u.ous. Jafjue' Frit-mi at ran.

enr ry. $: -'t, Time 1 ('lull Kn Icst 1-Vrn Cras, Aiinettf's C-iroiomati ar.fl l.y Uurhanan aii'l iulant In. ai wi ilhrk Tim. fs, tm. 101 Weinm.

tn 40, thir l. Time. 1:3. Jarnaka lieiie. chlnnie Walsh.

MnMie Harnes. Arrstr.oate, June Anne, tilanic-y Stout, Nohant a.so ran. Turd ra. 7 t'" 'l-ieu'. Mr-ronnell.

In. won: Wrd. (Lieut. $4 i. W.

1.1 W. 1 nut. Ilir.K. I.an Off. irarKS.

tu-a ia.s, iian.j rtun- ran. rare. iS farl.KiK- Sinner. 1 won; 1: third. Time.

Foreclosure, Fay, Ke, OnK-o, as8in. HO sul. i.auj;ht-r, lii i Slut rue I. Malarosa. HurUnKainr-.

"r'atoetin, r'ourtm t'oiots. I-arrjtir to. Mm Attn, Sun Taist.otl a'-si ran. KleVl ntry. Filth 1 milw-War Nte.

HI l'inyli. 20, 5t. 4't, won; Wyoming. tWViiiert. VJ Zu.

Tom c-Tiitrpart, li (Hpupt i), S- 3U. thirJ. Timo. 1:4 4-5. liailet Damr.

alw ran. Sixrli rat-f. mile 7t ur(it Sandy I Robinson 2 11). won Sirn Clean tion. 115 (Stirliiig).

t. 70 third. Time. Violet. IrrutntnorvJ.

i'astor-al Tuncan ilaidea and Lord Hamilton alto ran Seventh ra.e. mile and a urlontf Amcrt- can Hoy. l.C iM.rerieyl. i i. $5 m.

it 40. jtt: l.rnle Ed, 113 (Huntl. W. Waukr-ag, hS I Jllr aster SJ M. tlltrd.

Tm.f, c.reat C.ull, Wil- irr'iii and Malvoiio ran. NEW ORLEANS. Yesterday's Results. First race, furlonftLlu.vd (lenrge. 1:5 (I'oncoi.

to 3. to i'. to 4, won: American Huso, 111 liarrett'', to 1, 4 to 1, to y. second: Ho-eban. 115 (Hoi)kinsl, 4f to 1.

to 1, 5 to 1. third. Time 4-5. tllo.m. Normandie aj.d also ran.

race. 54 furlnnics -Silver iii) ijicAtecr i. 2 k. 1. even.

Charles A. Ilyrrre. IW'idai. 10 to 1. 8r tr 1, 4 to 1.

second; Plfrntfton, rPollard. 7 to 1, 3 to 1. to rliir.i. Time IK-h Irven. Hii'n.

Winchester. Celtic Iass, 1 I'imlien. Mary Kr'o. Hunmic. Countess and i Voorniel run.

Third race, urlonr-s Ina Kay. 1-1 O. 1. 7 to 7 to 10. won; Vinne- conne.

l'tri Woodstock 5 tu i. to s.i.-otcl; "0 ta 1. 1- to 1. ri to third. Tim.

Arch I Pirvttr. l.ieut. Perkins. Yatthanlr. lu.n Krrireat, cfr ttcs Wax an-I Dinty also ran.

rocr.H race. Ai frirlnnKS Ralnliow Olrl. 1 ncei. 1 to to 5. to r.

won; -I-ouli- I iShillinKi. (j to 5. 1 lo 1 to 4, srer- Thut.uitel. loi lAthr.nr ir0 to 1: i to 1. -1 to 1.

third. Time 1 j-y, John Uenwia. Madias, fimtf- ham. Itr-au Urumntel, lr. Hal! audi Valerlo West also ran.

imy. nw (Garncri. lo If. lo our. won; Uncla's Jessie.

10T i. Me Alt second; Archie 31 to 1. 7 to 1. .1 e. li lo 1, 3 tr.

t. to Aipxandr r. i McC.r:irv i. I. third.

Tim. 1 Scurry. HM.ten Mahony. Uo? al Pik 1'hi'loostan anil Vice Chaiirnan also ran. SUtn race, i ntiles ('apt.

Burns, p. 7 to t. 5 tn won; Richard V. Hh) (MiHiT.eyr, to 1. 6 'hi a.

3 t' r. secon.ii Jink Straw. llti.rke), to 1. 2 i 1. even, thir.i.

Time 1:7 -5. Marie Kap- ll.i.&r tt.rVV Sfllirr Tllc I. Day. and Cotkroacti also tan. Scvc nth race.

I l-ii; miles Philistine. III. olrefcoijr. jr to ft to 1 to wun Nc.tune. Ill iP.ulke..

4 to to 7 eentld; Sea lfb Hr-iniselii, li to 1, a to 1, third. 1-5. lame, Att)ena. Liitian. iiuLitcling an i lire iii.St.

liill. King to hi. I. A le- Telll iKIand HAVANA. Yesterday's Results.

fir rice. lAltll.st.il.. 4 l.otia Steed. I to 10 r. xo -j Hailey fur le 1 are! T.

I. 4 to 1. -v Ilcrths -Mar. is. V.s and ti Ut ihiril.

rr.lt It l.u- as. Anna Alagiieu. aiM, ra'i. Secret iv.ee. 5 lir li.ni! .1 l.i II- i ii 4 tc to i.n-,1 7 to wen; thy 1 Lilian, 1T 10 1 o.

nnd I to 4. WairlnK treums. lor (Italll. I tn te ar-d li to third. Ti'nc.

I' In is. l'y -ere a- lie. ci tli s. le i 4 l- ir 1 ri.inel. lil ih in .1 1 in 1 Idi u- fi ll, ut or l( I to fii.1' i.

4 -o 11 li-'i. rhi'id. ri i-M cc. 1 to rtri en nil 1 ,0 let; and lleUli l.t th-ptuh. n'i -'i': 1 se.ino: on irt- 1 tc.

2. ri rle. im 1. te and 1 Whir. Itiiai -Key ti ro 1.

in i l-Urs 'hard. I. will The flerlirhi pi let ten 11.. 1 I i i Princeton Mentor Says Washington To C.rzrviTt Timls-1 SEATTLK, Nov. 26.

(A. When Dartmouth College and University of Washington football elevens trot out on the gridiron at Washington Stadium tomorrow for the Kast-West contest of the year on ihe I'acitie Coast, the fans wiil see bin trams built almost on opposite I'arunouth's forwards being supported by a heavy hrtck-wlnle Washington's Hue is with liuht backs. Both teams light workout today. AlthouRh it lained all day todav I the oothalK field at the Stadium was upper, nt v.as done. to the -hin.

No damage Itlll XII TWO. They e-chaiim-d riiihts lefts tn ti.y arul lA.nar.l no.ike.1 a rimu 10 Ihe tl.o '-0111 lan.lwl left and riyhl to 1--e au at clut-c nuiirter. I.eii.-.r.t li. bimt lefts l. a I left lo the lace and sent three Irar I to the hiiiekmir elllnif' rlM to the head, l.e.trian! kei.l run Itm th 14-J 1 to TlU: hell.

JoiriK nearly Hll U.e isot i 'i 11 Ijurmrl hrs.ked a hur.1 left the eur and sein. attoiNer to the rn.se, Wellinu wai strictly en die seeming to Ik- wailing for Leonarl ro tire from Ins eftorrs. uhs hy rim referev lutllne low. Atvsliort rarcte. villa our to the IhkIv and l.in;.ril h.iL I is rtKht to ihe h.ad.

'He re was i.Ki.tiivK. ith no daman-, the yli ac icsllshtr.Khistothe h.au. KOI 1 Ul It i hree abort nalcs 'he U-dynr, then Uonard rums cai. 1 10 tne nent. l.

ii t. tne 'ace and Wcihi.ir clinched. i.ie 1.1-c.iK, l-onarj sent a hard nuh ii'il ISO! I 'efr ii. l.eorit.r. 1 t-a t-, 1 ur 1 i oei li.

I s. ri In 1 ir-tt tn (., Hud (a-e 'an i lai'-l--. seat it iM ivioke i .7, rnrni to head after' ellie li. il.c I Leonard mi ed a rntht i.ie iwii. 1 I 1 i 1 i Are More Intensively Trained This Year Than Before and Clash Should Develop High-Grade Play, I Uy Associated Tress to The (ia.ctte Times.

XIAV YORK, Xv. UO. Iteiiny Ix-onard, world's liuht weight champion, successfully defended his title nnd won the 2,500 diamond Wit, emblematic of the title of the championship, presented by Tex Kit-karri, when he scored a technical knockout over Joe Welling of 'hit-ago in the fourteenth round of what was to have been a 15-round bout in MadtSOII Square tiarden toniohi. By V. W.

(Mil. KOI'KK, frlnceton Head ah. The Army and Xavy game lia sometimes l)een more of a spectacle Leonard did not show the effectiveness of his puiiclie-s until the thirteenth round, when he sent Welling down three times, Welling soiii" through the ropes on two of these than an exhibition of hlh-STudc football. I look to xee both teums put up better exhibition this yr than probably ever before. They bve been in th past screatly hanlieap-I by lack 'INine Amateur Bouts if time to irurti'P.

Tim result has been that both taam never have been developed to the finished Mate that aonie of the other hig Kastern eleveiis have reuched. This year are different. Both irervlce have In for football ai never Thi if partly due to the fact that the war demonstrated' the value of football Mr an extent Lilly oIdicrly Rame and showed that fJotball player a rule made excellent officers. The iovy has a teuin of veterans and has one distinct advantage in that they have been up against jnuch hartler opposition than the Army. The ladets Oiw.

re-ally hud only one test, against Notre Ianie. wliilo the Nnvy has placed rinceton, Bucknell and jfayette. The team has met tiff opposition in at least half of its schedulo and this is lxruml to tell In the. game. On the other hand.

Ihe Army has had little trouble in runnitiK tip big score in nearly every same played. I think this is the Inherent weakness in the Army system, and the sboninK it will nuke Mtf.iin.st the Navy will depend on whether the Soulier forwards have tx'CasIottS. WellniK was very groggy Roinj; to his corner lonaiu w'trinen to finish his task the openinK of the fourteenth round and simply l.at-j red his opponent to the floor with lefts and rights for a count of XX'ellilitf-, showing reiiiurkablc sameness, tottered io his l'c t. The referee. however.

deckled that 1 XX'elling had received hufficient. pun- itihtiien; and stepped 111 between tne men. and his kio- protested that he ivjs able to I continue. Leonard weighed ill at pounds. at p.

111. Cans Stops Christian. In the opening bout of six rounds, Karvey Bright. Urooklvn weirrht. was v.

tlie decision over my i'rm i rs. 11.. Ik ken. Jeff Duffy, Ch.ir-;i'i) ii iglit. Insl ill a 1 Imuf wiiii Frank M.

Kuire XX'iiliiims-port. I'm. I'ul'iy tvcoiii. .1 184 ls l-oottds liu Itij-uiie ifiat. Panama Joe tlaip, middle-' we ght champion.

knockel ut tleot'KO t'hrislian of I 'alif-iriii in the third round of the scheduled I11-, lir.n-d Kritii-fina! bcut. (Jans weighed 1 pounds, and christian 13. Johnny of Filtsbursrn was to hyv- iht I dew Kdwnrds, the -Xc-ti Milan li" at 1 icd champion, in oao the b-it (he laltei lel't 1 or 1 i-: home l-- v.i-el.s au. lilMlUi.p tf tic cct bout The Uetooi was ut l.OO'i. Th plan, ix.pt.

roiirul by oliro; mil xi) iixk. Acer M.nie Vcl ia lauded si. til 0.... l.einar-' h.s.ked. a left lo th.

th ad anJ alter an ckcrtanse spnt a rltht Xt P. Tonight One nf the best ainateiii- hr.xintr show of the season is in prospect at the A. A- toni'iht. An extra b.cit has makinwr nine in all ami fssnriri-r th- members of ihe rtiii land friends a rate evening ttstie cr i lynient. Kid Norfolk Beet Jeff Clark.

Nov. 2 It-Xt TIMOUK. KaH'inoi'e's the bed" yweie-tit hfrnipionsbip. VI ihe ever th" jitri: n-j of Jopli'i. after 12 rounds of hr.id 1'iifhtitiir tonight.

There was plenty of hard anrl stiff pimchir.t. Vorfotk sent ('lark the rot.eS SeC fill it 1 wavs stromr. Xiofulk hid a vl.tide the b-tur of (lie lb" oit-tii r-oind "li. -i'hI r.t no till; VI- he His defensive cla-s. Lew C.oidir if i 3eaf Bfrnnan.

I I bv the inn- -t ti vii an 1 c-; fc- a (ot elir 1,. his biltt'e Willi t.e ha I ko b. 1 a P'ftebie c. 1 riorol r. n--e- 1111 v.i.i' 1 -1 1 a-d -ti' I'll1 1 Id T'e fi.

lei't rly lf.J o. 1 J. 1 t- reyree-, a' i'n Hast in the leen up against enough serious opposition to prepare them for aggressive figl'tinx line of the Sailors. cjituiipiuii mi itoi mi m. in Ul rrmndrt here tonight.

Uonar-I kent jal.bliur th Uvty and then! t'hanev outpointed his opponeiil in sent his left hurl to the body and ith-1 two of the Iw rounds, two were even, out a r.iiirn. Iotiard nut mere steam into1 while Jack won two. Chanev' in-his ami sent end left iu the I nRhtina- as an his ability to mad. foduwinir with three vich.ua ritrht block hit oPnonetifa lilr.w. anva'alm In inv opinion, the Njivy line, frnmr tackle to tackle, is one of the bent hi he country.

I'rinceton hiul more rlif-tifmlty ht gulninn through the Navy in than jtninin jtrotind aKiiinut Harvard ami Yale, and the Navy iiiade considerable yardage through It he Tiger forwards. course, there I no eompai'ltmn, as far us the play- ig ability of the Princeton line on (ictober -3 ami November in la con-tcrneil, but still the ploy of the Navy forwards wan impressive, mil I don't book to see the West Point back Lulu very much jrt-r uml through the Jlne. The line i mucn I l.n..L-X!,1 t.i,o rllpeiior lu lur ihivf.i.hi, mi.v I l.eill.le hnnL. 1,1 -e' 1 11 a reiuril Tllirit III, the Inn. Tins was the live.

lest routid so I lur. ItOI I Mil I.eor.ai-.l ji.hr.e.1 lhree lefts to the bou.v end. rihis tu the hcao. Their Uuntl'il ita(iceriii wilh I. left h.i.ik lo the ear an-I folkmed with a rt to the liody.

forc-riK W'ellintr into neutral i.na tw.i to the tirioi-e the rtftig tournle.1. itoi Klt.in. Leonard sent lhree left Jal a p. th bo.lv. a ciuicu Lfuiaird lluuked a hard left I ill have the edse on tne Army for-.