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' NEW YORK, Oct. 26.....The most at-
tractiVe offerings on the football pro-
gram in the east today were the Prince- .
ton and Dartmouth encounter at the
Princeton fléid and-the Harvard-Brown
battle at (Cambridge These, gamea~
were "regardedilli'y football experts as
the first real tests. of ”the? mettle ot‘
the Princeton and Harvard teams.
Betting in New York city this mom
ing was 1.0 to 7 inferior of Princeton
. and 3"to1 in favor otflarvand:
little early. games count tor. "any-
thing;Princeton has about. the, best.
scoring team in bile east. Thelma is:
’ ‘ light, but has made up for its lack of
weight by a maximum at speed and as-
greasivdnesa. None of Princeton's ear-
ly season opponents. were of a quali-
ty approaching Dartmouth which this
year libs the heaviest and most power-
ful teams in the east.
Last year‘s Princeton-Dartmouth
game resulted in a victory for Prince-
ton, but a voctory which was won an
a more freak’~—the bounding ol the baiil
over theiAposts alter a blocked kick.
Brown’s players were; rather over
looked at the beginning of the season, '
but their play against Pennsylvania
was so impressive that‘Harvard has
been "worrying for the past week over
the outcome. The crimson, however,
has helm. progressing nicely and looks
to bar a very formidable combination.
Oth’. ‘ganles‘acheduled in the east
today were:
Yalelgsshingtgn and Jefferson, New
Haven.
Navy-Pittsburgh, Annapolis.
Army«Colgate_ West Point.
Pennaylvanls-I.a9fayctie, 'Phiia.
’ Cornell-Buckneil, Ithaca.
(Inhale—Georgetown, Washington.
sternum. season
in sun n ma
'Basketbulll will open in the town on
Thanksgiving Night in the armory. The
All New Yorke will play the opening
game wit-h the Sixth Company and
New Britain High school is figuring on
playing with the Norwaik High boys.
With the All New Yorke will be Fitz-
gerald. Ill. and M. ‘Briii, Jacobean. and
liowncy, all previous players here and
Well known as to ability.
Last year the score stood at the ob-
oning game 23 “to 11 All town of the
Sixth ("ompnn).
Windham- Preparatory school has hi
s,
r
no written to one high school manager,»
Norman Wiggleoworth, to arrange. a
game here tor Christmas Night.
The high school team is war-king up
c three days’ schedule for a Christmas
vacation trip with three New York
state teams, beginning at Yonkers, and‘
working northerly.
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CAMBRIDGE, this... Get. 26.—-Lut
Week'l decisive dowry over the Uni-
yernitv oi Penal-Titian WI". thrown
much conddonoedmlay in halal: up'
nmtinst Hanson tor the usual game in AV
lite ntndlum. The crimnoacoeche‘rn
rlmll‘dfid the notice“ an the stifle“
Hills hu- on the Hamid schedule and
. sent in their Itmmnt team. Harvard
has always won from Brown. but the
males have usually been very We: .
color.
. ,y ‘
* Teacherw¥You Ml m” an AIM,
_ been obedient and attired in the hill
SAMBA-Ail Willi
Grilles Think flédraw, Will Stay
- the lied 802:, was here a short time
u-
twill trade him tor h‘ bat and throw in
Merlllll’
will not do unloss he takes exactly
John J. mediate the newspaper writ~
‘On the contrary, McGraw was stronger
‘ of McGraw’s .teacblngs Mgrkle became
.National league with the posibie ex-
[All All Alifli
by the Man Who illatie
Cusliy Misplay '
mu—fi—«v-v—
Already the .tans throughout the
whole country are beginning to say:
“That s the and oil Shortens-a. Moat-ow
That's just what John J scam
the oimosilze stated. train that he has
taken in past years. it there in a
manager more loyal to his players than
are have net been able to discover him.
When Meridie pulled his lemons “not
touching» second" trick in 1908 a feet
that prevented the Giants trom win
ping the pennant it was predicted that
the public had. seen the last oi Merkie’
Was he prediction verified? 1 lHardly.
for Mcrkle than ever, and as a result
known as the best first teacher in the
ceptiou of Jane Daubert. _
When Jack Murray went through
six games of the world‘ a series of 1911
without scoring the. semblance at a
hit. did MoGraw‘Me the tinware upon
him? Not by several blocks The same
Murray remained a Giant and was one
of the Giant mainstays at the hat and
in the field in» the series.
Art Fletcher blew up in the first two
games of this tails series. ~McGraw
was at oncé advlsed to submd’te Soho-r
fer, who appeared to be much more 4re-
liable in the field. Fletcher‘s errors
coused New York to lioae the second
game but McGraw would not listen to
olden-aching him for the remainder of
the season.
“He has been a regular all season
enough: to play in the world's series."
was McGraw's retort.
Fletcher did not betray the nonli-
dence reposed in him. On the contra-
ry he played his head oil in the field
and subsequent games and made sev-
eral timely hits.
Then Snodurass boson. to waver New
York baseboli writers admitted that
he was a greatly overrated player and
more than once suggested that Becker
be assigned to center field for the re-
mainder oi the aortas.
..Jt'g the matter with you lol-
lowfl" asked McGraw. "When the
team was slumping this year, who was
it that held its head up and won a
bunch or games for at with his bat-
ting? if it wasn't Snodgrssa, who was
it? The fellow who could do what he
did when the team was going to the
haul. in .good enough Tor ms in the
games against Gaston. Unless he gets
hurt. ASnotixrase will play the series
out." And Snodsruna did not get hurt.
it might hays been a lucky thing for
New York it he had met with an injury
but he came through unscathed except
in feelings.
ls
HILL TM GIT
IIAATBA FOR ms
NEW (HAW on. :9.-~wlta little
tear of Washington had lemma as an
opponent. the "bindery outcome” in
m .
in: out ta. inhumane oil on m‘
It comical. have been eaten by the
Si. Lewis learner was Almost
, Stain to return to baseball as playing
060an by Owner Mulilaer
Cariisie
George, Stovaii, hlhuager ol the St:
Louis Browns anglinrmer leader of the
Naps missed opt‘as pilot of a World's
Series contender by a split hand. It.
cbuid just as wéll have been Stovali at
the head of the Boston Red Box as Jake
Stabli says the Cleveland News. -
When Jamesll‘MGAleer. préaident at
“Rutgers
since he related the trying experience
he had in prevailing upon Garland
manager oi? the ‘Red 'Sox. Stovail was
second choice at Momeer tor the berth.
McAliecr slated that he had the sayso
tor Steven‘s service has: Charles W.
SAomers, owner of the Naps. . ,V
lidlicAleer was despairing ot lauding'
Stahi to pilot his old teammates and
had about made up his mind to take
Stovall on Charley Somer’a hands
when he decided to make one more trip
to Chicago. After a lengthy conversa-
hereace Stabii finally agreed to take a
whirl as playing manager Had he
said McAieer new at that time Stevalli
would have been named as Patsy Don- +
ovan‘s suCcessor as manager of the'
Red 302:. That certainly would have.
been a sweet berth for the man who
piloted the Naps from a poor sixth to1
third in his first trial as a major lea~
gue boss.
Yale vs. Washington and Jetferuou At New Haven
‘ Princeton va‘. Dartmouth
ilarvard vs. Brown '
Pennsylvania vs. Wovens
West Point vs. Calcutta
Annapolis vs Uni. of Pittsburgh
vs Georgetown
Cornell v‘s.Buckneil
Syracuse vs. Michigan
Amherst vs. Trinity
Swartimiore vs. Julius Hopkins
Leblgh vs Ursiuus
Holy Cross vs. Mass. Agricultural
New York University vs. Williams
Penn. State vs Gettysburg
vs. Union .
Reasselaer— Poly vi. Enchant“
Maine V's Bates"
Vermont vs. Sminnid T. S.
Wesleyan vs. Tolls
Albright vs. Indiana. Res
Bowdolu vs. Colby
Dickinson vs Mount St. Marys
‘A Franklin and Marshall vs. Haverlordht flavorful-d
St. Lawrence vs. Middiebury _
Allegheny vs. (honeys:
lilililillll tillill
within n in .a
Would Mange Last MVm’ a Finite
. When Tigers Tied Sculls '
uh ileWiii‘s .gif'l‘ult
ramca'ron. N. 31. Oct. 26.-——Anx~ ,
Last Year's 366m ‘
Did not meet
At Frincetou it to 0
. ‘At qambridge 20 toil
. ‘Ab Philadelphia 23 to it
,,
fAt West: Point 12.69 §
At..Annapolls Did not meet
At Washington, 68 to 5 , -
Atltbaca. , . on not meet, 1‘
AtSyracuso '6 to Bi. '
At Amherst 0 to 13‘
.At Swarthmore Did not 'meet
At South Bethlehem 6 to 0
At Worcester ‘ 6 to 0
At; New York ; . 6 to 8‘
At State Colleée ‘ , Ar‘ A ' j 31 to 0
At Schenectady» , '. 6 to’ u. ,
,, At ‘ 5 to 0
Al: Bewiaton ., i 0 to 5
At Burlington ‘ Did not meet
At llledtord iii to 0
At Meyefltowa, Pa. ,
"At unswick 6 to 0.
rlhile ‘ Didinot meet
' 0 to 3‘
At ‘hllddlebury tillto 0
- M Beaver Falls 11 to 0 » t
AAA it Still
York, Greek Guard, HAW in in-
Airman Suturing Front limit
Fever—animus lint Yul '
Biotin-sell
Gabi Wanner Says Athiuias’
Manor Balls Guild Tips
on Giailis
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EXPIlSEIfll serum
Ted Sullivan, the former big league
ton last fall when DsWitt's lemons
bouncing drop itch robbed them of a.
tie score, the Dartmouth football elev-
on come here today with 3 determine-
tiou not to easily be overcome in this
ions to defend their detest by Prince ,
Eton the past few weeks has been play-
bail' star is quite likely. it was learned
yesterday that W. T. York.;1915', who
log? a smashing some at guard. after
That Yale may lose a Fruity {cote TA
He helped‘vwin the pennant. He's good ,
~ “rink.
bytinnmthmmuwormchsr“
vidu‘sil’r the ma monitor: on work.- A
nxanager and one time scout {or the
Chicago White Sox and other clubs,
does not think much of inside ball.
Here is what he says alter watching.
the post season series between the
Chicago Cubs and White Box.
"Alter wttnessing three games be
never was an sassy written on outside'
coming a hacitueyed phrase
i
a mental horizon that their diminutive
brains could not penetrate. The best
teams in the world will run into a
mental base running for once in a
while. but i am sorry to say that thisl
kind of a log in the last few games
i
laughs at "Board who never felt a!
wound." A child can tell a slant what
he should have done when the incident;
is noticed.
saying by some great philosopher the:
.
some to such platniooters as Cami-key
rind Connie Mack should have more
than a vision of an owl or the obltute-
nose 0! a but in his knowledge of the
game. and that applies to the humble
um um and briau him urchin to us.
home plate by his 2m Whitman
a
The brightest monomer. in the world
has no control over tin bane rum
after he once not: to first has. urinal
he mm himto execute a curtain
play. it The rules or the some would?
alum willow To so!“ his use
mm the MM baiting baht of bins
mnuuwmmmmam
.Captain Pendieton,
and Stewart Baker-mad strong attack.
the Tigers were sum tavoritos in
tween the Soul mambo Cubs it brought the building.
to my mind the many articles 1 have ed. hoWever, all to whether the Orange
read for the last few years about in- and Black line would be able to with-
slde baseball by tan ball players and stand the line plunging or its heavier
a few long distance reporters. There opponents from Hanover
In none of its guinea so far this
' banebalii and inside baseball is now be- season has Princeton shown extraor-
.diaary powers of defense. and Darts
“Some men and players could he in' month‘s hopes lie principally in this
Shelli: .
There is another tamouellliuethenthal ..
8. Salter
Pendioton. Capt. . .
infill! j “
afternoon a game. indications point to
a close, hard iougiiiihame.
With'their speedy set of health”
"DeWitt
Waller.
Slim dam wad
the 'atmoapneie of inside hail yet with one weak spot at their opponents.
University Field, as a result of three
days of rain, with soggy, which is re‘
garded as an advantage to Dartmouth
since Princeton was depending more
on speed than on weight.
bable line-up:
has not littod from the brains of some Princeton. Dartmouth.
of the Sox Andrews ................ Hogsott
“it is the eaatiest thing in the world Left End.
t6 criticize any man or team. Hes Philips. .......... Englehorn
Left Tackle.
ill-no.1.- ousn...‘.,.
Left Guard.
. Center.
“Mediocrity commits no errors.’ That: Logan . Estes
is why the great stars or the diamond Right Guard. .
make errors once in a while. 15. Trenkman Gibson
“Any met). in his time who has to Right Tackle. ‘ ‘.
tored and taught the rudiments of the F. Trenkmao ..... ... Shrouds
Right End.
Quarterback.
Loft Half Back.
Writer. 1 will say this, thorium In Waller Whitney
base running“ concern-d in‘uny piny- R‘lsht Halt Back. , .. t cr'iti
er calerlty or foot bring. him in to pawn: .. Morey mgr?” ”hm. “MA °
Full buck.
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Oliicinlamnetoréo, W. ..8 hailstorm
Trinity; timid"; Dr Carl Williams.
Pennsylvania: linguistic. Liebt. Nelly, -
West Point. . "Mum
t". "7'. ‘t
V‘ ' ' mutation.
0 society at considers herself for» ‘W
than. days unless th '
no. throil
mile
The pro-
. . Rogers
”......” Whitmore
.. . .. Llewellyn
..........Whitueir
starting the mason poorly, is in the
Tale innrmar‘y with a lever whihc the
Lpilynicio'na have been unable as yet to
diagnose. Dr Verdi is. attending the
patient. It was reported that Tom is
reflector] with blood million but this ru
8'}.er could' not be definitely determined.
York is the biggest man in the line
and stood an awful drubbing at West
Point, which in the opinion of some of
the experts there made him of A1 Am:
ericn calibre. it Won him a place on
the team beyond question and Coaches
Howe and McDevitt thought that the
guard problem had been settled satis-
f ctory. The Army men were buried
back again and again by- him and with
Ketcham he madean awfulwstmns com-
bination in the center; He was taken
sick early in the»; week and has had
quite clever. His condition at present
is not dangerous but it in such that the
coaches doubt it he will be able to play
any more. Harbison will be in his DO-
1guard; He was tackle early in the sea:
son. (But he was not quite fast enough
has at kicking goals.
W
“a know she is.
must he bronchi: dorm to date am. "~—
Louiavllio Courier-Journal. ‘
"Not at Ill Ito sterile right. an
m‘r'ointii‘”
sitlon today in the game against Waahm
ingtoa and Jei'feraon'. Harbison is not as
big a. York, and he is at yet as good as
for this position and the coaches-shitt-
ed. hint to anticipating second team.
Later when. York was out o! tbevxomo
and Gunny but!“ a sprained snide he
played guard on the varsity. Alter the
touchdm he in the surest man Yale
Now it have no ob;
mien to your falling in love with
bar. but that back correspondence
mmmtmhw mauve!“
are at the table‘fmno»
Hili’ iii Alli 80A
Helnie Wagner 0! the Red Sox, in a.
who had congratulated him on the that
1' that he led the So; tothe world cham- ,..
f‘Bohine the world series.” Writes
‘ Whgner, ."Cohnie member! to talk to .I . '
us about the Gianni; and how we had: ;
to play to hear them. Connie did talk I .
‘ to us and told of the Giants' strong
petals and their *lvealt potato-and. what A ‘
_ he had to do to beat them; He told} "
us more in 10 minutes then all our '. ’
~ scents discovered by Watching several 3 j
weeks and ail'we could, have learned ' ‘
about them ourselves in .ysar ‘1
During the last series. that the Red'
Sox played the Athletics in Philadel»
phia, double Mack spoilt ever; spare
minute on the Red Sox bench and via»
lted Jake Stahl and Heinie Wagner in
uheir hotel. The astute Connie was
pointers about the Giants and their
world series last year.
”...—4......
A LAWYER’S TROUBLES.
"Why are you trying to get a jury of
blooded?"
“Hardly know myself First case
I ever tried before a jury or women.
My client as you see,
haired dame; and she seems to think
Wudes."
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"”an
letter written to Philadelphia friends; '
doubt it 'we could have beaten New
..~ York without the knowledge that Mack.
put to us. ‘
giving the Red Sox pilots all at the ;
play that he had picked up during the
is a yellow- ,
that brunettes have a grudge against ’
cause or its greet, durability as wall.
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“N‘ot serious cues?" . ' .
‘Yes, serious ones." '
“And yet you 've been happy?‘
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the championship going to Boston. ; ’
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