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Yale-University of Raine—Rm.
Nathan A. Tufts, Brown; mire.
Laurance H. Bauhart. Dartmouth;
linesman Frank Bel-gin, Princeton;
extra omcial, E. L. King. West Point.
Yale-Virgiaila——Referee, yr. Mta,
umpire, David Fultz. Brown; lines-
. Joseph Pendleton, Bowdoln; ex-
NNNES NINN MIN.
Several of the leading Eastern col.
lege football elevens will swing into
action this afternoon in games against!
opponents of varying strength. While
the outcome of the contests will be
STAMFORD, Sent. iii—The btlm~
ford baseball team which last Sunday
NAIBII WIIN CHAMPION
LOS ANGELES, Sept. 25.—«Mrs.
Thomas C. Bandy. who as Miss May
Sutton was the country‘s foremost
woman tennis player a. few seasons
ago: declared yesterday she was will-
YEBTERDAY'S IESULTI.
Cincinnati 7. Irooitiyn"5.
Chicago 6, Philadelphia 0.
Philadelphia 6, Chicago 0.
Boston 2, Pittsburgh 0.
No other games scheduled.
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STANDING M OLUGS.
MIMI Offitiiii
m iINS “SLISNN
NEW HAVEN, Sept. 25.-—For the
first time in Yale football history the ~
llarvard vs. Colby. at Cambridge.
Yale vs. Maine, at New Haven.
Princeton vs. Georgetown. at Prince-
ton.
ing to play Miss lolla Bjnrstedt, the save the New York Kmericans plenty watched with interest by all louow- pen“’"‘“"“ '5' we" “mm“ “ question at omcials for all the games '3 0’5““: MM“! 1 “mill”-
W. Li P'c' Norwegian girl. who haafiieen playing lo do to 'beat them, 5-4. Will play the era of the gridiron sport it is not ex ! Philadelphia. of the season has been settled before Georgetown. ‘
PhilldIIPMI ----- 3‘ 5° 5‘3 "ch sensational tennis in this coun Cleveland American team on them-cred that there will be any upsets Cariisle vs. Lebanon Valley, at Car- the "first is played. Some of the Yale-Lehigh-Refel‘ee, Fred Mur-
‘ Boaton """"" 77 u '5” try during the present season. West End baseball held here tomorrow". the first matches of the season. in "816' . brocaicst newspaper controversies of phy, Brown: umpire, Thomas 'l'horp,
Brooklyn ........ 77 ”I .535 Mrs. Bu n dy says that Miss Binr- at 3.15. The Cleveland team is in several 0‘ the games scheduled close Cornell vs. Gottysburgh. at lthaca. the past have been waged over the Columbia; linesman, Mr. Thompson:
Pittsburgh " """ 7' TI '4" stetit cannot defeat her. and she process of rebuilding Elm there are scores are not unlikely. for the minor Brown vs. Rhode Island, at Provi- selection of the olllcials for the biz "In ofliciai, Mr. Bel-gin.
C'W""'.m """" as 75 '4" would willingly accept a challenge some promising players on it. .Th02inrtilu‘tion teams are powerful com- dence‘ . ‘ games .and the large universities had yale‘spmgfield " 41mm“ m‘
3‘ L°‘"' -------- 5’ 7' "59 from the Norwegian girl. With this Stamford management has requestedfninmions and should give the oppos~ “mm" “" M‘ddmbum at ”he's" a way or failing to agree on their or B‘“"““ ““19"“ w. 1" 0mm“ m
2:;York ....... 66: Z .2: assurance from Mrs. Bundy, it is like- ".‘a‘ the regular “new, be used “Tying big rursILy New“ stiff opposition Lafayette vs. Huhienbnrg. at Easton. flcials till do“ upon the date for the high; linesman. Percy R. Carpenter.
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Dartmouth vs. llsssaciiusetts, ’at. Han-
over.
Washington and Jefferson vs.
‘neva. at Washington. Pa.
Williams Vs. Reasselner Poly. at Wil-
ly that a match between the two play-
ers will soon be arranged.
808M BRAVES
Johnny Barron,the Bridgeport boy
who is to pitch for Boalon Ar‘"""‘
next year is to go to the route against
Clevelands. in live innings last week
he struck out six Yankees and his
in their present undeveloped state.
Tile indications point to a continua-
.tion of the recent cool weather. which
has been such a boon to both foot-
ball blayers and coaches. and as a
Amherst; extra official. F. A. God-
charies, Lafayette.
YaieWashingtoanefferson Ref- .
area, Mr. Murphy; umpire. Mr. Fultz:
linesman, Mr. King; extra ofllcial,
games. while the columns of the press
raged with the points of the disagree-
ment.
All this has been changed. Yale.
Harvard and Princeton have finally
GAMES TODAY.
New York at St. Louis.
. Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Boston at Pittsburgh.
Ge-
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- . liamstown. h il‘ Pri t
- - work '33 commended “IN! by the result the play should be faster and become enrolled in th ii f James Hug M0 at, n“ on.
Philadel Ma at Chlca o. . e at o univer- N
I p a m SIM” MOE Yankee players. He is warming ill) better balanced than was the case a Bugtffl vs. Susquehanna. at 1’9"“ sitter who have banded themselves YLIE'LOILE‘PRBfeme' Mr. ThOHmD'
daily to keep in shape for Sunday's week ago, when the that contests of t}! l C under the jurisdiction of the Central son, umpire, Carl B‘ Marshall, ar— ,
~ battle the autumn were played in temporn- 0y rose vs. Bates. at Worcester. 1 rd of 0m 'als l h vard; linesman, Mr. 'l‘horp; extra of-
» Pennsylvania State Vs Westminster cl ' 0118 M”. it i Ber in '”
Mill". “IO Bfldum catcher ,ture “have an)“, . l 018 . MI‘. 8 -
NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-The Boston
Braves recovered second place in the
National league yesterday «by winning
from IPILIB’DQI‘EII whdLBmvhlyn lost
to Cincinnati. The Philadelphias, by
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lions begun n fie spring the list has Yale-Brown——Reteree, Mr. Bel-lain:
“"1 “my mum' ire w. N. Mole. Uni it of
That for the two principal games “"‘p r c "’3 ’
which Yale will play the bouts with} nsylvanla, lineaman. Mr T p,
' extra ofliclal. Mr. Hoienbach.
at State college.
Trinity vs. Norwich. at Hartford.
Dickinson va. Western Maryland. “I
Carlisle.
Union "I St. Lunch“ at Schenec- Harvard and Princeton, diners little
whose throwing out down so many Reports tram Yale, Harvard, Prince
Yankees in attempts to steal ham ton and pennsyivauia indicate that
last Sunday will nooks Barm‘nJItbe sands bf those universities have
shoots. The tans are auro' to ace shown considerable progress in the
YESTERDAY’B RESULTS
Clevelandqgtgflcwflork ‘l.
\Vasbtnailon .10. Detroit 4.
St. Louis 8, Soaton 4.
.I, soon real baseball. la‘gt walk ind will enter todsy'a trout Inst r’a lldt Nathan a Twin:l Y""P"““°‘°“ T mm' n"
Chicago 1. Philadelphia-5. 22:22" Mn,” ‘ at”? hm" '“3‘ names as well advanced in physical “d" !ol Brown. ytLLo tilled “Hamilton lastl'm's‘ ‘mpm' H" “mm"; "m”
Chicago 12, Philadelphia 5. ‘°' ""3 “a 1” apparently ~ ' condition and football technique in “mm" " N" “mum" “i‘ ”m. - “’ ”MM“; "m “'0‘“
2. . - safe margin our their rivals. ’l’bey m ”X of “I“ at ‘ t Brunswick "0' be.“ chm rota-co for ill? 101i“ ‘
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' .IANMNG 0' um ' "‘9 :0" 3k 3“ OWN" rim W "y r ec Cornealo Tech vs. Thlel College. at the ' rtant matches Although a i YMamrvl—lalereo, an. Traits;
.- at Boston and seven MEL) ”“W’ pm i, h . WPII'INVIIV sevens-r in this im-
‘ - “33“!“9'8031 hLLL‘Lf Bron Greatest interest will. in all or» a an portant role it has proved Ilnoat sst- umpire. Mr “I”; lineman. Ir
» Benton ......... in "4's ‘ .m 1’ “y“ ; 5: 8M '8” 2mm mum to m Pm IRulKera vs. aim-int. at an Brunt i, M 'm: M Iw mu“ m um; «in Metal at. Carl wit.
1 Detroit 5.... “9.34“” 52" M4 While the illusion Red Sox iogt {o _ wick. . a m to 5 '0 n llama, University of Pennsylvania. s‘”"‘
. en “ 01 _ . ....,55 W8 yesterday. «Detroit faildl ,to mm game ‘lor the reason Hilltop “I “who“ I“ Clinton. lany or the othsr candidates for the
I WWW: I'I':“"'” .2 : 3:3 “Ike advantage of the opportunity to = ’ 2' it will-mobs actual gridiron debut Leh'igh "I Ursinus at South Beth-‘ routes honor, as two yoars’ consocu-I
' ,N: sic IIIII 65' 1'9 ‘lts’p' Again and that tho. it... the Tillers : ! ION' 8"" “'4‘“ R“ 8” °' "4 M“ n" "‘° mm" ’°‘ lahem. ' "I" “mama“ "‘“m‘”
. w York ,S,‘...... . Still remal fly ball string of successes 1thde at Seven Jun (W’) Bush, who. while k- rum to m 1)." Fair: also a Jim’s mi 6
st. Louis ,. _...az so no “ ° “me-I M the h s t. . Worcester Poly vs Connecticut Ag-
- , loaders W B“ 1 outs outplayed lhé league mnus in his undergraduate days «Ian I” at Worcester. gm nuiveratty w,- my” r, “i I
W. -------- '5 ..., .. . H... .......... ............... . ...' ;. .... .. .... .. ,... ..... .. .. .. ..... teams liliili‘llim
Philadelphia .... .40 108 .80 . , onn. 8 to 4. Three times previously football until he took up collating In Ohio Wesleyan VI. W5“ “"M‘Wh not fly Princeton. ”It! 'mi
.- _ , » t is reason Boston has won seven , .
Bam'TODIV. ”MKS [0am straight games only the mam we“ mum“: m' and m ~ In" “‘9 “mum“ “ ”mm"! "
Cleveland!” New York (2).
8t. (.0010 I! rm.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
net-sit at whom
vest-emu WIRE.
BrooiIdyn 6, Chicago 3.
Pittsburgh 2. Newark 1.
Kansas City 9, Baltimore 7.
St. Louis B, Douala 1.
STANDING OF CLUBS.
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3er .. ..... or 62 566
St. .Louis ........31 as .555 ,
Chicano . ........ 79 65 .5451,
Newark ..'.......14 as .521
-Kanaaa.City ..... 75 . 69 .521,
I-Buffaio ..........72 74 .493 .
'Ilrookiyn “‘.‘.-......71 77 ‘ .480 g:
‘TuIBIa‘itlmol-o "Fa-‘45 :93 315
oaatzs‘fooav.
Brooklyn at Chicago. .
"Hamlin at" Pittsburgh i
Baltimore at Kansas city.
Buffalo at st. bouts.
IIQNNG BNSSE NMBNED
,nalponron'r, Sept 25.-Yonng
Basso. of this city, and Bunny Fbrd,
or New Bayou, are matched to box
*2 1e rounds for the light championship
slitheuacam the m in New?!»
. ties in the near future. The boys
‘ --‘will weigh 138 at the ringside. ,
, Tommy Hench, also of Bridgeport,
will meet Chick" Brown of New Hm
' won in the semi-finals or the meeting.
. Last evening a ‘ 'lfi
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NIL it until
CHICAGO, Sept. 25. —~Philadelphia
here yesterday by twin scores of 6
to 0.‘ The contestslwere marked by
tight .pilohing'oniahe part at the will
sing twirlers and equally shaky work
by the losing bonnen Lavender held
the league leaders to four. hits in the
first game and Chalmers returned the
compliment by granting the
only two in the second contest. which
was stopped by darkness at the end
of the eighth inning.
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TOKIO. Sept.“ 25.4»? Chicagoan-
- varsity baseball team defeated the
' Waseda university nine yesterday of-
ternoon by In score of 6 to 3. About ,
80,000 persons witnessed the game,
30,000 inside the. groundsand the rest
from trees and housetopa
‘Desjordlen pitched for Chicago.
, SPORT NOTE 4 , ,
Managers of the B field and
New Haven baseball tonsils have been
unable to agree on where the fifth
and deciding game of the series but
tween the combinations should be
M and theme has beendo
claretl oil. ”for this was
league teaser. will be in the Bet j
liuevup. A number of local fans L
and Chicago split a double bender
locals
' for 320000 damages against the club.
- file an amendment petition omitting
’ iyn was, defeated. 7 to-5. Dell's wild-
w‘» h mystery to the visitors;
to lose . the
eighth.
Cooper. Haley, McNaliy and Short.
on. of this season's Providence inur-
nationals. were among those called
into the game in the closing innings.
Mutilation
illittllllllitli
CLEVELAND. 0., Sept. adv—Joe
Birmingham. deposed mum of the
Cleveland American league baseball
club lost the first point in his stilt
Judge Willis Vickery in Gammon
Pleas Court ruled Birmingham must
a copy of his contract and allegations
that he had been barred froth the
Ibasebali park here. '
W8 ME
TO CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, Sept 25 -——'CIn'cInnati
hit Smith hard yesterday and Brook-
ness caused his removal in the one
and mutng'and the locals had an easy
time mental; wlt‘h Mill’s curves
Séhneider was bit hand in the fifth
inninsuBliboitlyn tying the -.scoro but
George, who relieved Schneider.I wai
nation from Plinoatoa. .
Yale and Harvard are not Likely to
bt extended by their opvofients. The
Elia piay‘hlalne and in the game or
a year ago the Blue team won easily,
by a score of 20 to 0. Harvard VIII
meet Colby, and while the latter team
is credited with being fast and clover
in the use of open field plays. the
Crimson team shoald not have any
great dimcuity In holding the Colby
combination in check Pennsylvania
will open the season at Franklin
Field with a outlast against the Uni-
versity of West Virginia. The South
an institution had I» vDOwCrIul sad
well balanced eleven lost season and
several-veterans are-available again
this autumn. 'Aaso result-tho-Quakela
are likely-do be kipt‘hlayz'dllflng their
that try out of the season.
mo“ mama? ‘iwmn versus.
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Ilium:- can» so Rodi-ass Civic
tongue ”slum float Saturday.
‘ml‘woiaeli voters otthe City of
Norwallr~ are Invited to~meet in the
auditorium ‘of the Not-walk Library,
satnrdlinOctpbcr 2nd. at its the
afternoon. 1.1. Cantu, :one of the
raglan-ate ct tlie First District. will
be on hand to answer questions as to
the method of voting. This meeting
is not in the interest of any candidate
and is not called by any club. though
members of the Civic' League and or
the Equal Franchise Dengue will be
preaedt to help in ally way. The ses~
(or the purpose of making entirely
clear just what privileges are open
to the women. and the method of Mali-
aion will be entirely informal and is '
Ohio Northm va. limit, at
ford. Ohio.
(limits in. “others. at Oberlin:
Ohio.
Mari-lit vs. Tennessee Normal. at
Nashville.
University at Minis vs. Bandun-
Bacon college. at Charlottaavllls,
Va
Maryland Aggie vs. Baltimore Poly,
at College Park, ltd.
Washinxtm and “has vs Davidson.
at Lexington. Va.
Team-sacs vs. person-Newman.
Knoxville.
an inn to
annual lititlll
The West Sides will travel to Snug-
atuck, Sunday, by auto bus to cross
bats with the strong Sauga‘tuck team.
The West Sides have lost but one
game this year which "is a record far
better than the Lockwoods or Inde-
pendents ever made. Sunday's game
will probably be the last game for the
season. fl‘he team will be accompan-
ied by a large crowd of meters.
8!
PNEEINNINNIEIIM
at the
ing, Sept at, at 10 a. m Toby and
was basswood Second mom will .
play the White So: for a purse oinuo 1
mi aromas. sunday morn- .
most of either the Yale or *tle RIF!
on! games this fall, and will referee.
which closes their season.
'6'. l3. Enrico oi the University titI
Pennsylvania times in three games!
as an oflciai, including both the
Yale-Harvard and Ynio'Prlnceton
hon outs. Fred Nut-pity. another Brown
university captain. in two; Mike
,Thompson of Georgetown in two, Tom
’l‘horp of Columbia in three and Frank
.Bergiu, the former Princeton quartep
back in four. William Langford.
who anointed as roteroe in several
Yale-Harvard and Yale-Princeton
game, is no longer on the Yale om-
ciala' list in any of the scheduled
The first game of the much talked
llheh' match in the ’tlarvard stadium 0' 38”“ ”we" "'9 “Chm“ 9‘.“
tNorwalk independents promises to be
a hummer as each team is confident
of victory. McMahon and Robinson
will be the battery for the Lockwoods.
while either Weber or Dolan and Hal-
voy will work for Barry.
Manager McMahon wishes the pub- I
lie to understand that this is the regu-
lar Lockwood A. A. team and 1that
Harry L. Hillia no longer connected
with the team in any way. The game
will be played at Amusement Park.
Sunday. September 26, at 3:15.
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