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IROIIBIE IIAIIIIIIDI
Three games of more than ordinary
importance feature the Eastern foot-
ball In the meeting of
Nirginia and Harvard. Pennsylvania
and Navy and Colgate and the Army,
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IIIS $996 IIIIIIIIII
Columbia athletics duii‘ng 1914-1915
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I0lIII BITIIES
Freddie Welsh, the world‘s light-
Weight champion, is going to retire.
Latest Telegraphic I
Sports Receive .3.
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BOSTON, Oct.
proposed transcontinental trip of the
champion Red Sox and their recent
world’s series opponents, the Philadel-
phia Nationals, was the subject of a
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“Swan: sunu2ubigspo~sxibililtdimallot :iip’lhese are the salient fcaitnes o‘f incl: step in his career he is willing andiBoston club to Robert B. McRoy, sec—
feifns :It)’ 341113111413 to 015:011 f011n,the Ianuunl report of the t‘olunibia Uniter- ready I0 fight ‘0” “II““IPIOI‘EI‘II’ bat- retary ID the national commission WE REFER YOU
. . ‘ §ll5 Athletic Association. sub nitt ties, t a—rt-feree‘; dec':ion. He w‘ll 1. ' 1' '
1cm" in oath tontest is likel3 to 1‘1»1 Pd 0 R h I la“ mgh" The mebflage or the Red To THE House
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:lod of the game.
Virginia guest to '( ambridgc withj
the prestige of a victory over Yale to
encourage the eleven in its battleI
against the. (‘rlmjon The Southernersr‘
1'11 their two «games to date have rtollc lI
1111 a total more of eight3-'fou1 points
do their opponents“ zeio. Against
Tale the Charlottesxillc team scaled
1911 points and added seventy four int
lite meeting,, with Richmond last Sat ’
ntday
'ln facing Harvard the eleven from
Virginia will find a further advanced
and better coached combination thani
Yale linedup October “2’, but it"‘is
doubtful if the Cambridge team cat
‘x’ttuater GIBRREP powerof attack and.
defense that the Bills showed in or'ude'
fashion two rweeka' ago. injuries “to
general of Harvard's strongest players
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torn}at10n,_ 111113 weaken the Crimson
do Vsome extent, and It is not unlikel3
{lint victoty’ and) defeat will hinge up
~ on the ”team ' work.‘ oofiéhlug anti‘
1 uiougleal liability- ?iim during
the canteen
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IIIOIBALI GAMES
Atnhelst at Trinity.
Bowdoin at Wesleyan. ..
Springfield at Xhle,’ =7
. } Kelli a line. on ood material for clsco men, who were active in pro-V ~-
Virgm“ at 33”“ dridge, are linemen-and twnl'l‘homp- -‘ Alexander the Great; pitcher for the Phi es, shaking Chablis. 3:1 He outposts to to m mating it Md MM ,0 Drew“, “EH Ma
Latayette; in Princeton son and Guernsey, backfield “10‘“, with Shore of Boston, whom he beat in the rat game of the I!“ the meeting next Monday in this mines that were considered satisfaci mm TAM
Exoglvinlzrg‘tllavy 11ers. Yale hair plenty of backfield; Worlds Series at Philadelphia, Oct. 8, a” . ICIIY- but. In case he is unable to “V am“ ‘
wiiiiazisaat Bro)wn “Nutmeg 3"" ”‘I” “’35” ”I ““3’299“ 11 k c m a! u h“ I w r Um. tend wiu give his proxy to ORourke Livery and Trucking
Bucknell at Cornell. and Thompson will “OI affect the late Mum film” .2 :2“ c Steal 11'}; at yto (1:37“! wt The Eastern president declared hi: phone Dalian COBB.
_ Franklin & Marshall at Lehigh. - play materially. Yale expects to pile. _o . ates V o a yes or 0 expected to meet Mike Penn during. YAMADA “As Hows . V
IR 11-981” at Syracuse up three 01 four touchdowns, how- level of 82 1-2 Fertilizer shares the world's~ series, but received a let» _ ~
thctvaburg‘at Penn State. ever, and to win easily. m m were active titadvancoa. tor from the former Waterburvman» ___________ V
' 1 The absence of the three stalwart
Carlisle at Pittsburgh.
Vermont at Dartmouth.
Amherst A. C. at Holy Cross.
Middlebury at Tufts. V
- Westminster at Wash. & Jeff.
Wisconsin at Purdue.
Wooten-1n Maryland at Johns Hop-
cutive committee. which was broken! O‘R k M ‘fi' uny- - _ _
ALLENFORD, Oct. 16,—Actl'ng in our e an e in ad in. ,
ions MMQIey» I9“ and 167 pounds up here yesterday by a abundant-I W New London club dint-lids of th date tuber 20' 21 and 22' in ”anemic" , 0m .
“ Norwich at Colby , Chub 'Sholdou left tackle 185' Von sympathy With 3’9 cilverworkers in f th t QI‘ Hall, Boston, between Willie Hoppe . V
Notre Dame Freshmen at Notre ’ ' ' fray in which one man wot killed and the Merlden factories or the Interna- 0111 9 race ing and find no reason to V , .1 .
n e , . . . four were Inlured The commute! , h h . be” I “k “‘9 Planters "0““ “0‘ he “in” longer, for the 14.1 balkline world‘s 31 Still"! Main SW!“
am 1 Va we. ‘89 1"“ 31'8”” “gm ”BN1 133 who attempting to count the button or “m“sme’ C””“"' w o “a seated He declared he had “0 Word 1 i t t a 1 n '
Catholic Union at “est Gates right {”ka 175. Allen, 1151‘th ti) on a strike to secure the shorter work- lfrom Morton F Pl t that “Pl t title. its unusua n eras r ses 0111 so Norwallt .
jeVyan. ‘ end '168 Captain Wilson quarter-I erecen emocrotlc municipal prlm~l - an on was the fact. that should Yamada win, it" '. , _
Ind aria". *5 Chicago.
Union at N. '1’. U.
‘freslimtin teams. fiofi
'lESPIlFWtIIIIItIS"
» litrir'el'y'
yesterday by Harry A. Fl
uate manager of athletics. I
Basketball was financially the mostI
profitable sport at Columbia last. sea-I
son, the credit balance turned into;
Ithe athletic association 3 treasury bcI
lng $966.78. The: crew piovcd tthV
greatest financial drain. the onrsmcn
deficit being $4, 400. Besides basket :
bail only one other branch of athletics;
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sher, grad-l
turned in a surplus for the year ofI .:
Ioperation.
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pent-19a
The deficits of the other a'porte ate:
Track, $1.32]. 20; hockey, '1' $714. 48;
fencing, $508.15; swimming, 536194;
gymnastics. $315. 20: seeker, 5298. 98:
wrestling, $190,168ztencis,894.05;5
This was baseball whichI
a return of $.15 1.46 above ex-I
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h hNEW~ MV’EN,’ ‘ Oct.
suffering from their strenuous bout
with Lehlgh last Saturday, Yale will
be compelled to ., present a lineup
"substituted ' in - character
against cal-he,
linemen will compel Yale to" present 11
tirst‘ defensive line, which contains a
number of second string players.
Yale’s lineup, the practically decided.
upon with the weights of the pl,ayeriz
which are announced for the first time
this cocoon, is as follows:
Holt, left' guard, 191; White, center,
book, 186: Smith, left halfback,155;l
Springfield Training; 5
School here today. Three of the in '
jured players. Black, Betta and Bob 5
”low-Become ’ ‘I
’; me. first ,atrlng New ago still either
In”? the .iilliqiiiiteao.i1 in the .hwpltal.
rALEXANDER
Anosiib"
CHARLESTON. S. C.. Oct. 16.~—~M“-I
ital-y guard wad provided today by qr-
tier of Governor Manning for the
meeting of the City Democratic Ella-
ar'y when the shooting was begun by
anions
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day with increased wages about. six
hundred persons employed in, the three
. with them, one at a time, and accept
Image championship contests.
dissatisfied with conditions TheWasi
box these four matches, providing of
course, that he keeps 011 winning be»
fore the close of the present boxing
seasonvaay the Fourth of July next.
That gives him practically eight
months; an average of a champion-
ship match every two months.
Welsh considers that there are four
.llghtweightn active in the game to-
2day who are worthy and entitled to
consideration in the struggle for the
lightweight title. He will take these
four on in the order in which the
bovine public demands; make matches
the best offers obtainable from the
promoters who are in a position to
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willing to make the trip. The tele
Sox president, which asserted that
fault for the. abandonment of the plan
lay with the Philadelphia club man
agement, was in answer to a telegram
from Mr. McRoy~ notifying the Boo
1011 team that the Philadelphia men
had changed their minds and were
gram said in part:
”The Boston team and management
were ready at all times to make the
trip to California and undemtood that
everything was satisfactorily ar-
Is it not beautiful in its glistening
coat? Yes, and what’s more. it will
wear well—4119 guarantee that Mimi:
paints, oils. stains, varnishes, enam-
els, etc” are the beat obtainable—n
that's your protection. Phone no.
The Gorham C0
10 FIRST 81‘. EAST NORWALK
Tel. 452.
Hinged. You were present at the
Philadelphia management positively
stated that then players must attend
11 banquet Saturday night in Philadel—
phla and Considered ‘It more import-
,. out than the trip. which was schedr
u‘le'd to open in Chicago the next day
This sudden change, and the unsatiii-I
factory manner in which the whole
affair was handled led our players,
Manager aCarrVigan and when, to he-i
have there would be no trip” MostI
niiiimnrrinr Oct 16 F—l’g‘eaident
O'Rourke oi the Eastern‘ Aaéociauon;
Plttsfleld club woulga ourcly 113.111 line
for the 391341111333.” candida said
(he had a long conference with .Zeller
in Philadelphia during the world’s
series and Zelt'er was very enthusiast,
2th about the prospects for out can
.Zeller said he was Almadyrbusy
user who said he could not get away
from home owing to the illness of; hit-
child. ‘it'lnn again exbrecaed his “wish
to ‘take'the Springfield Irauchiae"‘and
told O'Rourke to wire him if it would”
be necessary for him to nttend'the
meeting Mondnv.
cr'n president also told of a meeting
entire proposition when the San Fran-
loomn up with quite as much interest
as that which will take place Wednes
* day, Thursday and Friday nights, 0c-
titleholder, and Jen Yamada,
will give Japan the first world cham-
of the {sexton players are now on
their my home, Too late, for the
decla'rbd yetiterday he had personal Philadelphia management to more
assurance. h‘olfitJuck' cellar am the net-.11
President tannin gilt! last. ntghtI
that he had wished very much on have
the teams play in the West, and felt:
that the trip would be of great valueI
to organized baseball. He added that;
he personally oflered to finance the‘
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No billiard match of recent years
chal-
meeting Wednesday night when theI
Sine-rt} coats, culls
fillldlil‘eSS'eS'
The“ Newest Models In
WAISTSV AND SKIRTS
A Full Line of Dointw‘
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Day or Night”
automobile will 3 I. out
Oui- opaciouo and em riding
to see
Doll] Fort!“ ' 7'5
that has been painted with our paints. ,
an unknown paragon ",1? the committee
room. »
Police deputy sherlfls and a ice at
' militia company soon diaper-sod the
- crowd, both in the building and on the
streets suicide and prevented further
‘ disorder. Ali an additional precaution
factcrie'g of t company here walked
Iout at 9 o’clock‘today. The factories 5f-
fectcd are: L, which is better known
as Simpson, Hall and Miller; .M, which
is the Simpson Nickle Plate company,
plonshlp that country has had in' any
line of sport in which the went and ,
the Far East. meet on common ground.
It would act as a spur upon the
youths of Japan to go in for not only ,
wtth Secretary 0' Ecnneli of the War
cester club during one of the games in
Boston He. claimed G'l'lonnell denied
ever euy’lng that the Eastern territory
and P. which is the Watt-nus Manufac- was “It protected and mm” be grab billiards but other lines» of sport that _
toting Company, the International: I“! by “WWII WhI’ wanted “I“ are popular in the western hemis-
Company's plants being designated in roities. - ~ \ phere
its .own organization by letterd' The 11 ‘ W ' ‘
Strikers went to the Bilbo Theatre, NEGRO HANGED For: moon.
6,—Edna' on, whemomeetlni‘with closed doors Wail" MURPHYSBQRO 111., Oct. 16 77-199
“PM" 1'0" a I‘m“ Palm held. Many of the strikers stud tha13Deberrya afinogro. was hanged Few
"- the others‘ Who were .ah‘ot will cover, action taken W,” by Sgt-cement wit order of Mini '1 It
‘31): men were a ‘ "
Waite, right halfback, 160: 'Leooi-e,
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Ohio Wesleyan at Western Re hilbggk;“'170.-
serve.
Northwéittéfi at Iiiipbls.‘-.
Oklahoma at Eistmuri.
" who at Kansas
imam; « «it. Nebraska.
Case-at Michigan. . .
' Carroll Vat Michigan‘A. C. _
‘Sleamshiivi hotels]
American I
Cunard
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putmtt ,Wmml fave this
winttm With it'll! gmhwlngn
greathoomndhtol‘nmhuryand‘
Isiimitaem man is
, ,. no man killed in the committee
lroom yesterday Was Sidney JV "
this crowded into the atockn
’witness the execution Thre
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