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NEW HAVEN, Oct. 'l.-Coach' mo
key ordered 'a big shake-up in the
Jets ‘teo‘tball team yesterday. Sev-
eral veterans, including Captain Wil-
' son; were displaced. Whether the
change will be permanent is not
known. The varsity lined up as fol-
lows:
Left end, Moseley.
Left Cndrlek Gates.
Left guard. Black.
Center. Way.
Right guard, J. Sheldon.
night undo Osgood.
.ltlght eod Betti.
Quarterback. Amos and Thompson.
‘ Right halfback. Waite.
.~ .il‘eft halfback. Smith.
' FunbscK'l‘alt.
The varsity scored several touch-
downs against the scrubs. '
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NEW HAVEN, Oct. 7.——-Yale toot.
bail coaches yesterday‘mnde another
attempt to set in motion plans for a
vigorous scrimmage practice in pre-
partition for- the ‘Lehigh eleveu’s re-
ception of next Saturday. The team
has not found its speed and the rain
of yesterday, making the running of
plays diihcult. who a‘ disappointment.
ing since the squad reborted arovpian-
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The Yale cnapbes béiieva that Le
high is hilly he iornlidahle as was
Virginia Capt. Talbot oi tho Yale
eleven said the moridng o! the Vir-
ginia game that it wduld prove“ closeia
and the coaches feel that Lehigll will
ginia.
Given a dry field and ball; Yale
should have beaten Virginia- the
coaches (set, but they will be com!
‘iiiiilli rm“
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PHILAELBHIA. 00¢. 7.--Pllttlng the
finishing touches on their training (or
the big series on Friday. the Phillies
wound up the National Magus season
yesterday by taking both games from
the Dodgers, wining the first by 9 to 6
and the hunt by 3 to 2. The double do.
feat also cemented the Dodgers into
third place, as the Braves clinched
that position by tithing two from the did not extend themselves. The team
Giants.
The first name was a tree for all in
run getting and bit making. Both Mar-i MINllll'd and Mails hard. Cravath. put
guard and Demaree were..hatted hard
and retired in liver of M9315 and May-
‘er, Alexander pitchinu the last inning
alter Du'gey' batted for Mayor il_l the
le.ighth iir' this game Cravath lifted
.oue- over the right field fence tor his
and on. within the record held by
Book Freeman made in 1889 when play
ing with the Washington National
adelphia Niles-is, new champions of
yesterday in preparation hr the-world
series games which beginbue tenor
row. They wound up the regular play
ing men by detecting Brooklyn
twice. The play!" field was very
heavy and the champions concurrently
i get good batting [tactics qualitat- lett-
handers in the hiatus. and Mtbetn
his 24 home run of the season over
the right ileld will with two men on
bases. There was some curiosity to
see it the slugger would equal the ms-
or league would oi twenty live bound-
Ial-y bolts made by Buck Freeman in
he as hard a. nut to crack as was Viro twentyetourth home run oi' the season: the American We years. ”0’ but
the hi; right fielder did. not play in
the second and?“
Melinda. Wis expected to early
League club. Nelson's record filowufhg' Mini W 0‘ the militias,
‘PHILADELPHM, Oct. 7. -Thw Philo
their league. hsd'sone seed practice
NEW YORK, Oct. 7.—-§thhouah Wit
lie Ritchie will have a big advantaee
in weight in his bout with Johnny
Dundee at liedison Square Garden to-
night. the local boxer does not or
pact to have much to worry about
on that score. 'lfhie will be the sec.
and encounter between the men. Last
year Dundee boxed the American
champion tour rounds at San Fran-
mcisco. and although Ritchie on that
occasion waighed'ciese to the waiter-
weight linut, Dundee more then held
his own with his heavier opponent.
Ritchie In a slow beginner and M—
tir'ea that be will be forced to take a
tcertsin amount at punishment before
he can get warmed up to his work.
nose ‘ has never been brought into
ooeotton. Since his "bout with Joe
.‘Mandot‘. Ulilidee'hns Milli 'bimselt up
as muchVas possible and declares that
Dundee is fairly clever and his game'
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NEW" HAVEN, Oct. lip-Jule and
mile race to be rowstidn Iridsy al-
ternoon. Nov.12. it the weather pre-
vents the use will he rowed the next
will take rhea in Lake Balmstnhl in'
not Haven't!» scene a! many early
*Yaiefiarvard races. The last race
rowed there was in 1891, when Yale
met University 0! Wisconsin.
The latte is a part of the New Re-
no city water supply system and it is
not yet certain that the directors of
allow the race to be rowed there. The
date settled upon tor the event is the
Iday" before the Yale~Princeton loot
ball match. . Two other places for
lrowing the race are possible. New
Haven harbor and Lake Whitney. The
ilatter place is also part of the New
’Heven water supply.aud the same ob-
Jectloll against rowing on Lake Sal:
Columbia have amused tor a two~l
morning it intervened thutha redoing”, scoringrpracticaliy a
the New Haven Water Company will'
Insulin haul
till M lot l2.
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Ann ARBOR.- inch. Oct, 7.41.;-
log rugged and indifferent ioetbal.
game with Lawrence yesterday alter
point t
minute in' the short forty minutes d
play. The score was 8! ton. M
The Michigan line showed in word
lack of aggressiveness, and was en-
ceptionaily slow in charging, although
the Lawrence collegians succeeded in
making but one first down, which
came late in the last quarter against
the second string linemen. The Wol-
verine backs showed considerable
fight but lacked interference” in their
attacks. ’
The absence of a quarterback who
could drive the Yost men kept the
score down, as the Wolverines didn't
get going in.real.ntyle until. Ithe last
live minutes. ,Zleger then went in and
wooded up the attack. which netted
Michigan ramped through its opening , ‘
GRIDIRON flASiifS’
' The Princeton squad
mm scores in a few minutes.
The first dilcoigan.,tollchdown at
who season was on a tientyqfld 1hr-
pelted to play. much‘. [fitter football ,ever. is sale for this year. Iorérqv nth
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most liltely. to win the quarterback
competition this year, has not yetpadr-
lasted his technicalities with the fiacv
ulty. .
YANKEES Alli) GIAAIS
afterhoon tomorrow ton- light work. ‘
Tilt fact that-‘Whlued played in both .
games "yesterday was‘oncouraitins tor
the fans. Whilted tainted his side in
the dual drive our the pennant and it
was believed lol- a time that he had
either broken or dislocated a rib. "i'be * '
club physician took him in bind with
the mutt that he is in good smile tor ‘
the series. Nichoil. whose legs were
none too good.‘ is also reported ready
to play. .
The one great mystery that apps-
rently remains to be cleared away is
the condition of hill Killitsr's arm.
The big catcher's throwing arm ‘went ,
dead' several weeks ago. and while he I. ,
has since appeared in uniform. he has . ,
not attempted tb‘ catch in any of’the ».
ch Vaughn’s slim little Fordhaln
.sttuiid has been further depleted by
the withdrawal of McGloughiln anti
Mulch-candidates for end and hail
brick. respectively. They intend to
. delicté their time to track fibril.
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WEEMY'S' asthma
Boetqv‘ fiNeueror-l'l 0.',. V
' .. Bostonhl, :New York 0.
3: Philadelphia 9. snooktyn 6. .
somewhat overcome.
6-K!
cm‘dioo. obi. 14m White Box
came from behind in the seventh All"
‘ alas ot the first city series game yes-
terday. knocked Vaughn out at the
he: and. took the lead. Altar that the
So: were complete3 masters servos,
9 to 5.
: ..'i‘he Box were trailing. 5 to a mu
" radio Collins tripled with two men on.
tying the count. Jacksonfis single seat
Collins home with the winning roll. in
the eighth inning Humphries blew up
the succesltive triples by “Scott Russell
and Weaver and E Ufil‘lma'r double
g'nve the Son thmmruns. E. Col-
line was easily the am, getting two
triples, a double‘sntl” single m’ilvo
times at bat. ..
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Many water: were made last zsprinx
that the (liontu would make a better
showing than the Yankees. Now‘. argu-
_.1\ ments have arisen‘as to the primdplee
of these wagers. American leaguers
eranomp or out:
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All the Philadelphia players are con- '
tident of winning the world's titléh»
They realize that the Boston Red Sh: ‘-
collectively aré a great team or play;
era The Phillies belleve’ they have '1
seen as good pitching the Naltioulll
as the American’lsaguers can serve
names Every school in the state will
devote the day to the man whose
rhymes have well so many hearts.
For the past two necks Mr. Riley
herileenflshowered vfith letters and
telegramrand poems congratulating
bird on his‘hir'thtlfir’ Theipoet reads
Willi hill] at it
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