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NEW HAVEN, Oct. 23.——All Yale
student fraternities have been notified
that after November 1 no intoxicatulg
liquors will be dispensed in any; so-
cieties. fraternal organisations » or
clubs. active members of' which at?
minors. This is in line with the
cent socaiis‘d “club law" as pa . .
the State Legislatureof 1915. The
committee on the protection of the
Nate name has sent out copies of the
moat pertinent provisions of this act
to all local Yale student fraternities
and societies having clubhouse or
clubrooms.
,‘a/a alt/Ia- a as";
. charge against him was unanimous.
KIKKESKEK’S PAPEMK
KEMKKEK IKEMKIBIE
MlN-NEAPOLTS, Oct. Zar—iiorin So-
lon. captain of the University of Min-
nesota football eleven. yesterday was
held guilty of proiesslonalism and die
elared ineligible to take part in future
intercollegiate competition. The
All Sol played summer baseball 10:
money on the Havre. Montana. team.
’ The eligibility committee includes
two football players. The vote
against him was unanimous. As Still
on signed an ailidavit that he was an
amateur.‘ it was said that expulsion
from the university might be asked.
The not, after providing for the ll-I
ceasing of any organization of social
character alters the ”Wm: of liquor defensive player and the best Gilli-Ila
is an incident to its social life by the: 5‘1““ in receiVlng forward passes,
Tsuing to it of a "club certificate ".300“de to his admirers.
goes on to state the qualifications
which such an organization must fill-
fill and gives full details as to how
put-h certificate may be secured.
tantamount
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1403 ANonLne ch. oct‘ '23 —v6-
nustiano Carran'sa.‘be, all of’r’the de
[actor government in Mexico. is got!!!
to encourage the Anaerlcan game of
basebaliai nthe reppsgclw as I
“with?" new
alone along the border. according")
Adolfo Carillo. his consul r agent
here. Csrransa. Mr. Cirillo bald. will
shut: down on border sports as prac-
ticed at Junres. Mexicali, Tiluans and
other border towns and will meno-
ognise race tracks or Monte Carlos.
or concessions there for "Your Ameri~
pep game of baseball will be encour-
_nged instead."I slid the hgedt. '
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EKKEBKM MKEK
Trinity at Williams.
Wesleyan at Amherst.
Wash. and Jeri. at l'alei
Cornell at Harvard.
Dartmouth at Princeton.
Enter at Maine.
. Bowdoin at Colby.
Iuhlenburg at Lehigh.
. Syracuse at Brown.
, . Pittsburgh at Pennsylvania.
.- Amherst At. C..at_W P. I.
f, Boston College at'Tufts,
Georgetown Int .Ahi‘illy ~
. onto. suite at‘WisConsin. ’
‘1 »Washln'gtoh\at Johns Hopkins.
New Hampshire- State at Middlafi
bury '
. Vermont at Springfield Y. M. C A
Bucknell at Carlisie.‘
Non-Ia Dame at Nebraska. _ Us; '~
W. Va. Wesleyan at Penn StatesI
Purdue at Chicago. " -
Slev ensI at Union.
Ohio Northern at Ohid Wesleyan.
Northwestern at Kllinois I
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TKKESIMEKS KEI KKSE
KE EKKIK KKK KEKIKIKE .
Solon was the team's surest ground
gainer, its best goal kicker, a great
He was the second Gopher captain
play on the eve 0! an 3i'inportant coll
test because of sustainsd charges of
professlpnaliam. elnt- 1911 Captain
Earl Pickering at Madison. Wis. was
declared ineligible to play and he
was withdrawn from the lineup on
complaint of the University of Wim
consin.
mains .
Kill Till [inn
g}: hp .
The Tiger Jns. will pay thK'f—K
Yale it Towns eleven on the maths“.
srounds m» it 8 o‘clock. A4
very test game is looked for as both
teams are noted for their speed and
as both teams are evenly matched in
weight the scoring should be close.
is The Yale & Towne players are de-
termined to will Sunday's game as a
defeat from the .lrs. will set‘ them
back from the 110 lb. championship
clown which they claim is theirs.
'Ille Tiger Jrs. realising the‘ash
that is before them have put in some
vary hard nights of practice. The
Jrs. have a number of trick plays that
. tween
in recent history to “charred noan
hut he assured
they intend to spring on Yale &
Towns. planning in this way to get
an early leap which once they get. it
takes a very good team to defeat
t.ht=ln '”
The Jrs. will have their strongest
team on the held Sunday. being
greatly strengthened by the return to
the game of Fred Olsen and Johnnie
Rooney at'their old positions, end- and
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armaments. lad, cat. 23 mm
or Bosse is today withholding the box
held‘here Wednesday night in which
Joseph Stealer, Dodge. Nah, i do
fended hiIii title of ‘z‘worid'Is heavy-
Town at Minnesota
is'sourl at Antes. .
Michigan A. C at Michigan
. Vanderbilt at Mississippi. }
:Z‘VIlrglnia P. l. at ‘IAnnapolis. ".
IAibrl'ght at Laf yene'. ’
N. Y. U. at verford.
‘ n P. i tit-Colgate
villanm nob-niche Univ.
g"=case at obit-tin? ‘ ,
Semi-198 85w Kentucky I
' chIIu Hollis. I -
Hopi all (smitten. ~
‘_ 7 School Games.
lgli- at Junior-d High
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"53'?- Noble {a7 Gree‘nough‘ at Pomfret‘ .3 ~
' :I Williams Freshmen ill WIililston. ‘
. L':?- 3'
Deerheid ath. A. 0,; Freshmen. 2 -.
Ed” Lewis. Winston, Ky.
Cilinl'
not live “up to their guarantee oia
fair match. the mayor; says .a settle
meat will be odered the wrestlers
and p on; by which two-thirds
cistheip
emotion ended in a de-
billion for; classes; when Lewis fell
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ensues glucose anions cell. 7
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TRACT. ,
, "The highway commissioner’s depa '
be done by the Bowmanction
Com
IweIlght champion" against “Strangler
g that the promoters 111°"
code will be given to local ‘
_ through the ropes and claimed he. .3
”Filed Ille'eli injured - ~ .
ment has awarded a contract for the ‘ I“ ‘1
steal superstructure lit the bfldg‘eI to
be built at Satan’s Kingdom. ill the .
town ofgI Nair: Hartford 'Irse profit will . -t.
ny ofI SuiIiieidt Ifor approximately d
iKKiSflKSKKKKE
“ll a baseball curve were only an
optical illusion American boys will
be robbed of a lot of‘ fun," says
Grover Cleveland Alewdgr. “Why.
1 think the happiest days of my life
were those spent in trying to make
a baseball ‘bend’ in a pitch of “Will
60 feet. .
."Like most boys, 1 thoqght one of
those ‘how to curveabhsebsll' books
«almost a correspondepce course in
pitching, l remember last it said°
you should grasp the ball firmly be
the first twd' fingers and the
thumb, then twist the wrist. with the
back of the hand downward. 'and let
the ball go out between the thumb
and the side of the index finger. i
read that over hundreds of times and
committed it to memory. TheiI i got
a baseball and went out to pracgicfe.
"Naturally. i supposed that. having
read how to do it. i could tch a
beautiful curve the first time tried
it. But i soon discdvared myi stirrer
i spent a whole day in practice. fol-
lowing the instructions to the l.etter
Not once could i detect the slightest
variation in the coursed. the bail» .l
Ito tell me thpt the’ball was 'bepdillg.i
me thaE IflEI”. '“Ti'!
Finally 1 gave up in‘ GdKflIfillIl st had
threw the book into til”; ash wins
Eamon :puidn’t him
i draw it
circle on the side of the car rria'ge
house. pafid off 60 feet, and pitched.
at that. The ball wouldi not come all‘
the way back. but i thoilght nothingC
of running up for it. "" '
"After many days' practice
thought i detected a slight curve.
held the ball the same way the next
time. and it didn‘t 'bond’ But I
persisted. and iinaily‘l found "the bill
curving almost every time 1 held t'
properly and gave it the twist with
my wrist. '
“A boy or a man must have a
strong wrist to pitch curves. The
forearm soon develops, and at last a
pitcher can go through a hard game
and shoot up half curves and not‘ feel:
the' slightest pain in his wrist, force
arms, biceps or shoulder.’ i mix-the
“é.
begged my friend who «we; catching
deciding that its instructions were
‘a.
‘ ' , VDITNG seem not.
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CAMBRTDGB. Mass. Oct. 23—31."
vard will send its full available power
against Cornell today. even if several
of the Crimson players.wiil have to
start the same without having bass
engaged inany bani puma-story work
during the week. The Harvard line
up. as announced last night. lacks
only Falwright to represent the
strongest combination possible.
Wallace. who only last nigbtvwse
declared by the Harvard Athletic Oom-
~mitten to be eligible for'varsity coin-
pstition, "will be at center". ~Wsliaoe
was the irst string center last year.
but on account of his Diem: Rugby
in one shine on the Penile coast his
eligibility was doubled and today will
‘ be thl’l' hl‘dt chalice he has had to play
this car He has been' on the scrub
team IIdu'i'Iing' the early training season
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that, no aegbilatloas are ill pm
less}; a that the West leldn
to IcIKlasI'gsIIIpo halide 'uaw
{by m fistula“ in preliminary
tohis Mules pro-lepton» Cin-
sisaati National League club throw:
'the purchase of the holdings of 0m
He . chairman o! the National
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DENVER; Oct. 23 --Nn more priIze
lights in .Oolnude will be Governor
3Carlloh' I Warrior to this city if be
3% the advice of hia closest poiith
on! Where. my in his hdminlsn
tratiu Goyeraor. Carlson posed in
boxing rsgalla‘ tor photogrpphsrs and
preached a semen on tip art or
manly defense.
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The Tigers will hold a solid prac-
Kn“ this afternoon at Amusement
Park. so that they can get into better
shape for Sunday's game, which in
all probability will be a hard game.
The Tigers will have four new loan
in their lineup. James (“Shem”)
Cohabity, better known as "Willie"
Hoppe. the old, but still young Tiger
stand- by, will take care or his old po-
sition at end. Bill Smith of East Nor-
w'slit, and George Williams will hold
down guard and tackle. while Marusic.
another one of last year's recruits.
will fill in at the halfback. With this
new team on hand better chances for
a victory are looked for.
I , Shamrocks will also have a
stro team on hand as well as a
Icrowd of rooters, who will be up in
auto trucks. Therewlll be two Wlicd~
Imen on the .ilIeld Sunday to keep the
spectators from gathering around the
players during the game. Game
starts at 3: 15 o'clock. ‘
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Ore. like good wine. seems to improve
with age. The Cdban billiard wonder
is leading George filosson by 38 points
in their zliIo-point Ima'tch at Doyle's.
his chances of victory are mighty
IpImn in 13st night‘s me ill half d
hundred points. De Oro scored his so
pointgs while all Simeon could (tiller
'3!
«duel «when labelled.”
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NEW YORK? Oct. 38.I—Alfred De.
tad unleasI'I the tom takes a brace '
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BOSTON. Oct. Ila—rwuue Hoppe.
the champion. led Kali Yamads. his
Japanese challenger. 1.000 to u:
millaattheclosedtheirsocond
night's play (or the 14.1 bslkline bil-
liard championship at Convention Hall
last evening. Yamada's total ‘was
398. As was the case Wednesday
night. both men played carefully.
which accounted for the long period
of time necessary to ilnisb the aims.
Hoppe's high run was~10d. and it
came late in the contest. his average
being 19 8-26. Yamada's best run
was 82 ,and as it came soon after a
lime in the match. His average was
18 22-25.
Kliiltliifliliiiii
Hill in lllllll
moo—llamas 11. Cornell o.
Till—No game. ' '
lawn—Harvard to. Cornell it,
lull—Tinned :4. Cornell o. .
utilelrmdrd is. cereal o. - -
Eases—Buyers '25. Cornell o.
‘lWard 18. Cornell 4.
lath-Harvard 24. Cornell 5.
less to TOGO—No games. ’
ism—buyers is. Cornell o.
"mp-«darken In. Cornell .5: - .
muesli—era ”a. T .
Ina-relarvud :3. Cornell o. .
laid-Aldo game. ' _ .
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i hear you've, been hunting up in
Maine Did you see any moose?
.- Phone '
Bo. Norma -‘
Yes. saw several vamoose after i
bred.
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the methods enviom was “My
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