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i -15 THE PITTSBURGH TIMES. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1916. By BUD FISHER MUTT AND JEFF Anybody Can Get An Overcoat That Way (Copyright. -916. by H.

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Put. Off. i' ujcll. mutt, AMr quite SocaG PEOPLE MV (MOT Tujo To 6er A(N SM NALCY 0T- GEORGETOWN WINNER OVER F0RCHAMJ3-0 Southerners Display Driving Power, Make Best of Opportunities, Take Game. COrT TOO, HELP 1 COfvT.

HoWDiO Yoo IT it, but GofA I'm tt.i a ittJ.i. k-L a liH 1 1 If i lit 1 GoMNVGST ONE ToDrVY iouj to GeT oNe tco rwmu mm uFmm IHli hi. A a LOSERS FAIL IN CRISIS .3 Tu -M (Conrnsb. WO. kyTl ridr KEW TORK, Nov.

7. Georgetown defeated Fordham on the gridiron at Fordham Field this afternoon -while J.000 peopte bore witness. The score was 13 to 0. and about measured the difference in the power of the, teams. Georgetown improved upon the two of their four chances to score, while Fordham, with two opportunities to strike telling blows, was unable to develop a real punch In the attack.

Once a fumble, with the goal line only 20 yards away, stopped the advance of the maroon. Another time McQuade, the fullback of the Southerners, intercepted a forward pass on his own 10-yard line and prevented a touchdown. Goontwown li Fordham 0. Cuaack I. C'antwell McCarthy L.T Husgenvlg L.u My Andersun Treanor Green R.Q Braney O'Connor R-T Lowe Wheian K.rl Corcoragan llsltmer McXamara Cllroy b.H Sweetlan.1 Watt Erwlg iifQuade O'Connor ftcrre by periods: Georgetown 0 0 13 Forjham i 0 0 0 Towlowns McQuatde.

Whvlan. Goal from touchdown Gllroy. SubstituUons For; Ford-bam, Lowe tor HugfsnYtc. Cadell for Lowe. Eteropsey for O'Connor.

Murphy for Cantwell, CantweU for Murphy, Perkins for Traenor, V. Coaklln for CadoU. Kendrlck for May; for Uwnjttown, t'rontn for Cusack. Referee Saunders, Colombia. Umpire Kerberger.

Washington and Jefferson. Linesraao Bergen, Princeton. Time of periods 15 minutes. Along the Gridiron Sidelines By RICHARD GUY. Cal and Barney to Discuss Plans for Next Season Plaid to Hold Practice for Pitt in Secret New York U.

Gridders Triumph Over Bucknell Forward Pass and 55-Yard Run Give Contest Thrilling Moments. Metzger Quits Scrimmage for Squad Regular Work Abandoned, and General Punting Drill Is Held to Prepare for Pitt Game. Pirate Manager Coming This Week May Have New Deals in Making. FOLLOWERS of the Pitt football team were surprised yesterday when Coach Warner intimated he might use Ed Stahl at right guard against W. J.

next Saturday, supplanting Dale Sies. There has been no fault found with Sies' playing except of late in practice and the coaches deemed him too indifferent. Sies played wonderful football at Syracuse and against Pennsylvania and he has shown that he is one of the best forwards in the country. But he has failed to infuse enough pep in-1 his workouts latelv and there is a Coach Steffen to Take Charge of Carnegie Tech Gridders Upon Return from Trip. was responsible for a few trades and ho Just missed putting through a deal which would have brought Cy Williams and Jimmie Lavender to the Pirates' fold.

The Cub officials are said to have backed down on the transaction at the eleventh hour. If Cal has opened negotiations secretly for any deals in line with his building policy they will no doubt get the the sanction of Mr. Preyfuss. The ac- FANS LIKE REBUILDING probability of his viewing the game from the Mde lines at the kickoff Satur- day. I -ft itJK: 1 Team Is Outweighed, but Wins.

TARHNTVM. Nov. 7. Althougj greatly etitwetghed. the Tarentum Hiirh School scrubs defeated the Freeport team 4 to 6 here this afternoon.

The Tarentum line featured, while Manager Jimmie Callahan of the SKIBOS WILL BE IN SHAPE SLIGHT INJURIES IN PRACTICE Pirates will come to Pittsburgh from his home in Chicago tomorrow or Fri tion of Callahan in disposing of half dozen of the club's veterans last season was pleasing to the fans, and he Paugherty starred for Freeport. Lineup: Tarentum Scrubs 24. Freeport. Kelbler Mackey Patterson Stover Beaumont Turner Both Pitt and AY. A- J.

are in good trim for the big sectional contest, and I when they line up neither should have any excuse for physical weakViess. Very little betting has manifested I itself. When the W. J. people think they have a good bet they unloosen i the purse strings and wager to the limit, usually at the last minute.

We R.O R-T QB day for a conference with President Barney TJreyfuss regarding plans for the 1917 season. It is likely that Callahan will have some suggestions to make to the Pittsburgh owner. Soon after he was made boss of the Pittsburgh crew Callahan will have their apprcval if he continues to build. "Callahan might have something in view, but anyhow, we have various matters that need attention," said Mr. Dreyfusa last night.

liars Humes loynd Ciark-Sklilen Faperstein Setlon Bartell Caldwell liarvey Hill I. Daugherty XEW TORK. Nov. 7. The football eleven of Xew Tork University beat the heavy team from Bucknell College on Ohio Field today, 13-0, all the scoring being done in the third period.

Mackenzie's brilliant forward pass to Yarroll over the Bucknell goal line, and Veinseimers' dashing run through a broken field for 55 yards and a second to-chdown with the goal kicked by Eddy Cann, were the features that aroused the Violet stands to wild entnusiasm. "Wein-heimer pulled down a long forward pass from Waddell, the Bucknell quarter, before starting on his thrilling charge for the Bucknell goal. It was not until the start of the second half that Xew York began to display its real strength- Archie Brln, the little fighting center of the local team, Weinheimer, Cann, Mackenzie and Egan went ripping their way through the Bucknell team for substantial gains and soon had the 1'ennsylvanians on the run. Lineup: Lauhr Dixon Kaerle- Barnes Toocjdowns Hays 2. Bartell 2.

Daucherty. Referee Sturgeon. Umpire Rody. 1 Moore Holds Lead In Toledo Billiard Match TheSportlight By GRANTLAND RICE. WASHINGTON, Nov.

7. Coach Metzger abandoned scrimmage for the Washington and Jefferson team this afternoon, and on top of this action announced that there would be no more regular practice games before the Pitt clash on Saturday. The workout, however, was about as hard as a scrimmage would have been. Jletzger characterized it as a "puntinpr scrimmage," the varsity lining up against the scrubs as in a game and working down the field under kicks. The drill had its drawbacks, as two men were injured, Center Guy and Substitute Quarterback Lally both being- laid out.

It is not thought they are badly injured, but it cannot be de- Practice was resumed iiterday afternoon by the Carnegie Tech football squad, after the layoff of Monday. Assistant Coach Eyman was in charge of the Plaid gridders and he sent them through a light scrimmage. Head Coach Waiter Steffen will return from his home in Chicago today and will begin active preparations for the final game of the season with Pitt at Forbes Field one week from next Saturday. Barring accidents in the workouts, the Skibos should be able to present their strongest lineup against the Panthers. Kelly, one of the guards, was the only player to come through the Cornell game with nore than minor injuries, and he should be as sound as ever in a day or two.

The Techites are making no boasts of what they hope to accomplish in the annual contest with Pitt. The season to date has been a great success, with both Tale and Cornell each being- held to a very low score. can recall a post-season game of several years ago. W. J.

laid back in the dark and no money was shown until the day of the game. Then bundles of it came to the surface and the Pitt adherents, thinking they had a cinch, gave liberal odds. W. J. not only won the game, but took thousands of dollars back to Washington.

Betting on a Pitt-W. J. game does not mean much. termined just how badly before tomorrow. Leg injuries were sustained by both and they will not be required to do any more work before Saturday.

Shields will take Guy's place in practice, with Wickersham substituting as second fiddle for Stobbs in place of Lally. Nuss is not rounding to as well as had been expected, and he may not be able to start the me Saturday. In case his condition prevents participation either Fain or Gtirley will be started in the backfield. TOLEDO, Nov. 7.

George Moore of New York remained in the lead tonight, after the second block in the championship" three-cushion billiard play with Hugh Heal of Toledo, by the score of 109 to 93. The. score of tonight's block was Moore 50, Heal 52. The third block will be played tomorrow night. Moore had a high run of four, Heal three.

it "1. 2 X. Y. Uni -13. Bucknell 0.

1 "A The Kiski team is very confident of winning over Mercersburg Academy next Saturday at Mercersburg. This wiil be the first football game between these institutions. The same day East Liberty Academy will play Indiana Normal at Indiana. Just at Lap on Beyond. "Sow is the wlater of cUaeoatenf So piped the port of a sMier day( Aaa well I kaovr Just wsuat that fasaesl ta rd aneasit Uses se evolved that peaslmiatle lay.

ffltfc self and teaaia ea Mathkouacl train, it baseoall iose suael football oa tse way. Wbn vrlld gain ksnl asalast the wla-dow paae Bell hath ao fury like the bard at ay. I look ahead aow to the Baal rua. Aad wars that nan, with ail the dope aakew. My plaaa are laid to wear a loaded (is For hias who says, Hey, pretty soft Carroll Hoffmann Pontary Ellas House Svkolower Kgan Mackenzie Haminersrhlag Wemheimr Te3 t'ann Silberstoln Peaie Wr.ite Gtlbf-rt Flsh-r Ijaker Dent Marfan Hernlren Hnipier Bal'iaut -R.

-Q TTTyTVTVTTTTy 13 0-13 5 Score by Xew York University tiurknell Touchdowns Carroll, from touchdown ann oo WMmheimr. Goai9 Heferee Tom Thorpe. Oano, of AVoodlawn, who went to Lafayette from Indiana Normal, is playing a splendid game at left end for that team. His work at Pennsylvania last Saturday was a feature. Gano, who is also a track man, is capable of playing high-class football when he feels like it.

tor yon." Columbia. Umpire A rarner, Lartmouth. Head linesman A. p. Way.

Swarthmore. Tad Jones Start. If Tad Jones can ateer his Tale machine safely by Brown on Saturday his first season at New Haven can be voted a. substantial success, whatever happens in the two remaining gamec It has been a long time now since Tale beat back all preliminary opposi Wood Street at Sixth Avenue. 1 Pittsburgh's Fimsest Haberdasbery Store.

St Louis Cards Pick Up "A Second Hal Chase" ST. LOUIS, Xor. 7. Schuyler Brit-tori, owner of the Cardinals, announces the purchase of First Baseman "Williams of the St. Paul club of the.

American Association. That club has never used him, having just drafted him this fall from the Charleston team of the South Carolina League. Williams was discovered in the brush by Scout Bob Connery, who recommended that the local club pick him up. St. Paul was fortunate enough to grab him In the draft.

He Is said by Connery to be an ideal fielder, a second Hal Chase. Like Hal, he throws with his left hand and bats from the right side. He batted .270 with Charleston. He is a big, rangy fellow, young and, Connery says, capable of development into a great player. Matty Moves to Cincinnati.

NEW YORK. Nov. 7. Christy Math-ewson, manager of the Cincinnati tpsn of the National League, will close his long association with New York City in or before November 10, it was learned today. Mathewon cast liis final New- York vote today and will take up his permanent residence in Cincinnati next week.

Pitt, as a scoring machine, now loads all othi college teams. The victory Allegheny boosted the Panthers' point total to 174. No other big college ele ven that has played only five games has counted that many points. ivfc; vti tion before ner rinceioa ana narvaru games. i Washing-ton and Jefferson, rjrown, Colgate.

Notre Dame and othershave been peeling off patches of Bcdog The Men's Shop moe i a. bwu mi it Jones can run the gantlet of early sea- li. ii. hi. vxtm will hA well Eastern Schools in Tie.

NKW YRK. Nov. 7 Columbia fnl-Vfrsity played a scoreless tie with Stevens institute this afternoon. (nno. who is playinir well at end for the Lafayette team.

under way toward success. Xo Yale man would view the proceedings with any great cheer if the Blue lineup should lose to both Princeton AMATEUR FOOTBALL The Haurn A. A. wants (cam with K-3ound teams. Hattirday uinui at home.

Write M. McMarkln. 'S-'M i'-nn avenue, rlty. The Troy Hill A. wants games with impound teams.

Sunday open. Write Emjl Voegeie, Straubs Lane. city. IN FOOTBALL CAMPS Negligee Shirts ait $2o PENNSYLVANIA STATE. A PREP, SCHOOL FOOTBALL LEADER h.ld STATH COLI.miE, Xv.

(Sp. clal.) A lout; rliuniaK- iva today in proparnllon fr the game. Coach Harlow had his -'high Made of matlras, croe cloths and Imported Japanese crepes in the newest combination color effects, also plain colors of French grey, pink and lavender. Negligee in style, made with French turn-back cutis. Custom finished throughout, assuring; a perfect fit.

Also a good variety of stilt cuffed shirts at this price. arsi ly iini'n was KISKI. I Nov. 7. (Special the injured ljst of Uie Kiski S'liiad, the team held practice toriav.

did not report, nor did Holleran. but toth were on the tiehl watching joacttce. MolliiiKer lookw like the ren-ular man for center position durinir liolleian's absence, and he will probably the fcarne with MercershurK Saturday. Heff ntni out with an injured leic. and the Wllkinsburg-boy.

Is out with minor injuries. INDIANA NORMAL. llnU up aainft th- tr. for more than air hour. KwiiiK bark at his regular position at trhack and ran his team in fir niiar- lie ar.u y.

mak- style. ana Capt. t'larke cliicf Mrourid gainers for the though ftobb held up his end bv Men's Shirts at $3.75 inir several rnn.i around the in the newest ombre Negligee shirts n-Hh- at qujirterbark for the i men played a sterlintr game. Men's New Flannel Shirts of an unusually fine quality in new striped effects in blue, helio and tan. Generously cut and perfect fitting.

Made with soft cuffs; neckband. Negligee style $3.50 stripes, made of a superior quality madras cloth. Soft turn-back cuffs. (i INDIANA. I'A.

Nov. T. fSperlal Tiie Iiidiutui Noimnl loaches all regulars this afternoon and put remainder of the bquad throtiKh tt slut he tipiiin iitnl t.tokliDK he punlliiK ami mappy Hiienaldi WILKINSBURG HIGH. i Coaehes Hicks and Abbott had the Wilkinnborg High siiind out for prni -tiee yesterdwy afternoon for llio iirst time this week. The coaches corrected the error they notice! (n the Kume with the Wchetiiey MtKh ami put th xnuad throiiKh scrimmuKe.

Kvciy luan that got in the uame. on ciLni' through without receiving any serlmis lnjurlen, althoiiKb some of III pi of he Silk Shirts for Men Special at $5.00 cons! itutetl lie workout. No t-ham willVt. tiiken duiniK tliu renuii ruler the Hea.iori and every effort, will made to prevent Injury. Norms I hop to reach its full flKhtliiK slrenitth wh the team meets on Novemher DUQUESNE.

them have bruises to show. Tl nil tnvr lii mum. I Made of a heavy tub silk, in negligee style, in the snappiest of the new color in smart satin stripe effects; French turn-back cuffs. Splendidly tailored throughout. Coach iches (te are eontident that McJn'loe vill all riKht by when the team Cuimei ih i I FIFTH AVENUE HIGH.

and harvard, xsut even iwu ucieais i bere would take no credit away from Jones and his system, considering- the tact that he has had less than a year on the job. It took Haughton live years at Har- vard to score his first touchdown against Tale, although he started his career with a victory. Last season Princeton lost to both Harvard and Tale, and yet Hush received just credit for being the best coach Nassau had known in almost a decade. The Conference Upset-Minnesota. Chicago.

Illinois and Wisconsin, especially the former three, have ruled the Western Conference so long1 that no.one took It for granted that a stranger would ever be admitted to the top. In this conference championship Ohio State and Northwestern have been the Cardinals and Red of the melee. They have been rarely taken seriously. Tet today these two are the only unbeaten conference teams. In Chick Harley Ohio State has one of the great halfbacks of the season.

His fame may not be known in the East, but few in the East ever heard of Eimer Oliphant until he came from Purdue to West Point. Harley so far has done even finer all-around work than Le Gore or Casey, for he has beaten State's two hardest rivals almost without help. The Presidential Score. A we remarked some months before Aaeat the Presidential score. While re Bales oratory was abroad throaahoat the land.

Whoever ataada eleeted aow. Whoever ataada rejeeted aow. We'll still be doing business at the ansa aid stand. Golf Donti. Don't drive over 300 yards on a 200-yard hole.

Don't waste all your time looking at the balL The scenery is frequently delightful. Don't start cheering when yoo get an i on a 4 hole. Don't concede your opponent in a tough match 15 and 20 foot putts. He may miss one on a sloping green. Mother Coosa in the Ring.

The north wind dot a blow Aad we shall have ow. Aad what will Jems illard do the poor wla-htf the elreaa la throach Aad tbe meat bills are due And there la aobody aronad he eaa Aghtt Any number of free, untrammelled American voters will fail for the bunk both parties rush to the front, and then come out next spring and call some ball player a bonehead for being caught off first. If there was as much bone in baseball as there is in politics, the national pastime would be a solid smear of ivory, erected upon a concrete foundation. No workout was held by the I Mi. (juesne I'nrversity elevens yesterday, blit this afternoon the 1 Mike Vrcliuic'ii will line up against the Mmucstic I niversitv Ilifrh team In HcrlmninKn on the Blue campus.

The workout will be to prepare the ilUh school npKI-r-gatloti for its fiaiuc, with rufton Hih Friday. Smart New Neckwear at $1.00 New Arrivals Shown for the The Fifth Avenue HlKh School team was put throuich a naiy signal drill yentenlay. The team came throtiKh the l'eabody Barni- in tine shupe and It Is expected that the whole Hquad will o. In K'oii coitilltion for the game with Allegheny tomoirow. Vesterday's practice was devoted to peifoetuiK the new plays which were designed for use uiinut i'caboily lut w.re not umciI.

i'articular attention was Riven to forward pansinK. which is Fifth's best means of attack. Brocaded Silk Neckwear at $1.35 Except ionally heavy quality in handsome al lover patterns. Open end styles, cut full and long and finished with a long silk label to slip under the collar. Patterns to suit every taste, including dignified designs on rich, dark grounds.

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MOIM.SA NT N. W. VA Nov. (Special.) I'ractlee this ti fternoon con Hitei) only of a oittir siKtuii prnctlee. In whtch every man on holh the llrst noil Second SlllllK lentils tool, pn.lt HcntllM Wile lil'llicil III llni Itnlunrs foi iUill IT Was orilv tltev cfiuld not wet tloou in worliltia uiilot' that scilmniHMA wn oiittttc.il, AMATEUKBASKETDALL Til Cofft-y unit Nuvciiifmr 'f ntl1 (ill Tt.ti fa vrt lrrettlrt piti litntt for Jirst-tlHKM Juhir tmit, rlln ti tt unU vt 'a lIlf-r HV.M1II-, Itf I.

ill Vt-Uhtll, til tall tin A auk tm' mtiayf-v 1(f i .1 'I Ni team wttnta (tli vfnr. ill-! tramN liuvinn ll.jori. I'huim mhn 441: 4 wrllo SI. i-lnkv, 'lmlt-rtu wltr-nt, N.mh MllH. Th (Jliwnrt t'tiil) of wnntsi Ktn IS-17-Vr'Hr-oftl trninn IVlHn Mnrvh.

I'oHtorMi "Ini, Tim Hi ur want Kmn. with U-yar-oM lum tit hoinc or Mhitmil fur Hnfur-iIkvb. Vril ivorK! AUraiiiStHi. Crw fttitl fit 1li Kfvp f.f New wiint JiKAVF.K FALhH, Nov. 7.

The Geneva team returned home from state yesterday, badly bruised. All of the. men are Wufferlnir from Injuries but none of the miii seem seriously hurt. It i hoped that all of the. men will tie able, to take pari in the bin ame.

against Westminster next Kiilutfhty, There was a light signal drill todnv, to tie followed tomorrow by more Ktronuous practice. ALLEGHENY HIGH. Special! Pure Silk Half Hose Pair, 95c Pure thread silk Half Hose, full fashioned with double heels and toes. Shot silk effects and smart vertical stripes. Allegheny ITisrh will play Fifth Avenue IliKh at Kxpositlon I'ark tomoirow.

The game will begin lit ,1:30, which Is earlier than usual, tiever.il Allegheny players mav out of the Kame. Spence, AlleKtieny-H KUarrt, be'unalile to play. Humrey. a recent acyuiaition, ia eiiuvvinij linu lot in. (Just Inside the Wood Street Entrance.) TAl'T.

BAKU.U of the East Liberty Academy team..