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NEW YORK, Oct. 27.——The iootbaill
teams around New York will not be in Adee' a legitimate lightweight of mu,-
action this week-end. but will save up i city, outboxed William Ritchie in their
for strenuous games set for eiectioniteu round bout at. Madison Square
day. While the suffrage issue is beingA Garden last night. Ritchie, 11 California
decided 'the undergraduates will be boy, used to be lightweight champion
watching something they. consider of! of the world before he lost a decision
prime importance to the future wel— in twenty rounds to Freddie Welsh
fare of the country. !the Briton. 'Ritchie never will be light-
Fordham’s eleven. inspired by a 'Welght champion againA—not unless he
victory over H011 Cross, will attempt i loses a leg or a couple of arms. He is
to hand the same dose of defein to a welterweight and cannot set away
Cemgetown Columbia will try for a from lt- Ritchie 133! night weighed in
victory over Stevens. and New York at 141 1 4 pounds, With his shoes; Dun-
University has T1init1 {01 an oppon—Adee 132 12 111 the ”318 01111111th
eit All three games will be played Ritchie 100k“ well trained He car-A
01 New York fields ried no superfluous flesh. He was not
Fordham and Georgetown may bei about, weaved in and out with all the
lab 11 gladmwflu suicty of his championship days. His
spectacle Both institutions will be Punches were well timed. They were
represented by strong teams and there A accurate and clean. They carried ovary
is a rivalry that always makes the twoI 0“” 0! energy the native 30” W39“
teams fight. bitteri1 in all of their.
contests. A' victory over FordbamA
looks almost as good to Georgetown as‘
a triumph over Yale or Harvard
The two teams played last year too;
scoreless tie. and this fact also makes
both especially anxious for victory. 1
Georgetown has played four gamesi
this season, winning from the Na1y.‘
' 710 o and North Carolina 118 to o.
NEW YORK, Oct. 27.—-Johnny Dun-
counted on to turn
weight advantaged, in spite of Ritchies
ring generalship. in spite of reputation
and everythng else, Dundee carried the
tight to Willie almost every second of
1the time and beat him handily
Dundee was outfought in only one
r.ound This was the eighth. By that
time Johnny had acguirqd. such a dis-
itinct advantage that Ritchie's only
and losing to Princeton. 13 to 0, “6132:? tilDAAtAeAaCallonr-nfi: than? 3;
”'9 “my‘ 10 to 0' _ . Aopening. Several times he saw what he
Comparative ”0'93”“lmh do“ thought was the clear way H's suit-pertl
help much in picking a winner—favor his punches with a vim an d predilon
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PRINCETON. N. J., Oct. Air-Thai
the Tiger coaches will place a great
deal of dependence on a kicking game
in the big contests with Yale and liar-
vard is no longer a concealed fact.
The Princeton coaches built up their
nuance for the Dartmouth game
around Briggs and in the practices
since then have been devoting a great
deal of their energy to the kicking
Dead of the game.
111 DrigAgs the Princeton coaches are
fully aware that they possess one of
the best punters, if not the-best, that
has ever played'football-. for Prince-
ton. The biggest advantage thdt the
Tigers had over the Green team last
Saturday was in kicking, and, al-
though it. has not been so noticeable,
the- games played this season. in
drop kicking T bott is on the heels
of liEddie" Maha ,‘AAtUe Harvard cap-
tain. ‘
The Ptinccton coaches continue to
work on forward passes, and the var
ally used forward passes almost alone
in their scrlnnnaAge'wtth the scrubs,
The “scrimmage with the s
o.
the same has been the case in all of.
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It was stated last night at the Yale
ticket office at ti o'clock when the ap-
plications closed for the Yale-Prince-
ton football game fare on November.
13, that about 40.000 applications had
been received.
it is estimated that not more than
15.000 seas will he wanted at Prince-
ton. and as the Bowl has a seating
capacity of 70.000, there will be a sur-
plus of 15,000 seats to accommodate
the New Haven public.
These tickets will be sold here and
not. sent to Princeton or New .York.i
The number of applications received
is much smaller than for the Harvard
game last year. f
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UNDER CIVIL SERVICE.
Collector Gilda Among Thou Alison.
accl New? Order. ’7 . . _
. Under-“he; : 6&1ch
States [civil 'A . Wham
as internal threads
5' department have been
placed under A "ll service A'iA‘hooo col»-
Electure we? ppotntod by the WA
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hold in the stadium, on
ed for nearly an hour, the first
scored three touchdowns "
downs were made by Shea
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Fordham. It figures this way: Ford-
hat wo id bars or credit to JooA
ham rdefo'atpd; Hair. 010%, 19 {to tick a 191111, 4%
and the Army defeated Georgetown. lmark But Dundee, ever watchful} had
These scores are so roundabout and an eye like a hawk ‘He coverod orA
uiciude “"9““ early season games, rocked with the blows and thereby “as
so Fordham‘s victory on paper does deprived them of their sting
not mean a triumph on the field
ISTATE RIFLE TEAM HOME FROM
. FLORIDA.
tlARlARD PREPARED . A
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f0“ In[ news The members of the state riiie team,
who have been shooting in the nation-
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y Aal matches at Jackson le, Fla": re-
CAMBRIDGE Mass. Oct. 27. ——With turned to their homes ndsy by
the Piinceton game of November 6 special train, with the exce on of
as the objective. the Harvard varsity the team captain. Major Earl D.
A team went into its first hard practice AChurch who went from Florida for 11
yesterday afternoon since the defeatitrlp through Cuba. In addition tot
jy Cornell. Percy Haughton, the head winning the Evans skirmish match,
coach. put the varsity eleven through- the members of the team felt very
C hard sessiou of thirty minutes, at-gproud that they made a higher score
though Malian, tfie captain was not in the pistol competitions than the
iii the lineup when the rough wort: team from the regular cavalry. Ascor-
gas indulged in. log 634 points.
1 The coaching stall was cheered canal Captain Elias S Hall, Jr., of Bridge-A'
aiderably 111111 the return to work of port. a coast artillerpman, and Lieu- !
"Tom" Enwright, for the wrenchedrj’tenant Joseph E. Felsted of the Sec-
knee that threatened to keep him out and Infantry. took minor- prizes in the A
of the game for more than a month Wimbledon cup, match .and Gupta out A:1
responded well to treatment. E111 Henry F Ladbury of New'Britaln,A
might took part in the scrimmage, t00k a 05811 prize in the members’A
‘playing at halfback, and showed his match Sergeant Russell R1 Abbe of
old time form at piercing the “line. Hartford and Sergeant: Iohn Fitzgi b-
Slde by side with Euwrlght were Wig~ buns Of Waterbury. took cash priz z'es
gin and Rollins. Wiggin, formerly the Hi the President‘s mate-11;-
leading candidate for center, was dis-A1
placed when Wallace became eligible. ]
midsince then has been in the back
field squad.
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NEW HAVEN, 0st. 27A—K. F Potter,
‘29. St, Alxluls. made the best) showtiig
on a. .oiitt- winner in the annual Yale
fill hurdle“. He took. first in the
mom and tied for arm in the
pole vault. James Roche. who entered
l' tale, from 11111-111111 «Haven High school,
. are a most creditable performance
, 5 when he ran 440 yards 11129.:52 3-5 see--
in Pistol Contest Outshot Team Front)
United States Cam-dry.
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NO REASON FOR IT
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When South Norwalk Citizens Show a
Way.
1 There can be no reason why any
i ireader of this who suffers the tortures I
aching back, the annoyance of‘
A urinary disorders, the pains and dang-
era of kidney ills will fail to ,heed the
words of a neighbor who has found re
list. Read what a «south Norwalk citb
zen says: ..
Mrs. Charles 011121111. 67 Woodward
avenue, South Norwalk',‘ says; 'I was
subject to My and nervous spells and
was annoyed by As distressing kidney
weakness. I felt restless and in the
morning. was all tired out. I got. a box
of Doan’A‘s Kidney Pills at. Piaisto‘d's
Ding Store and it didn't take them
long to utterance. During the yearico
that. have poised, l have taken Dean's
Kidney Pills occasionally and they
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. in the not” of points heiifrcshmen
~in academic won with 32, the Sheff
"freshmen. were second with A22 and the h
Academiciunian third with 21 points. ”if?" “99* 18° in. and health. What 1
. . 5. live said in my runner public endorgq.
. merit. still holds good." ‘
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14 ghts and allow“
Aflm'v Cross played the Arm 14 to ADM “l Johnny: 3" often foam “'0 lice. He pulled several seemingly im-
A mouth:‘8, Dartmouth at Yale, 4111
Princeton at Dartmouth, 3: 30 p. 131.:
“kidney remedy—got .. j
A Ioil tile-“Ashe to «prim
[possible passes from the air. and also
came in for a number of pretty tack-
Highley has been the superior
of any end that the Tigers have play-
ed against this season. "and from pro-
ocm Mic-lions isA‘ln lino tor 9 berth
on the All~Ameri¢an 1.4111. ‘
DASlElfAll DDAIEDDAE
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Captain Taft of the ”Yale basket-
ball team will not-do inn! with the
squad until the close of the foétbol!
season The schedule of games for
the Intercoleglate Basketball league
is as follows:
December 17, Cornell at Princeton.
January 7, Dartmouth at Cellulite;
8, Cornell at Pennsylvania: 15, Colum-
bis at Corneli;15 Princeton at Penn-
sylvania: 18 Pennsylvania at Yale:
19, Columbia at Princeton: 22, Yale
at Columbia: 22, Dartmouth at. Penn
ylvanla; 25 Princeton at. Yale.
February 4, Pennsylvania at Dort-
8
1n ., 12, Pennsylvania at Columbia;12.
Yale at Dartmouth; 16, Princeton at
Columbia; 19. Columbia at Pennaylr
vn'niay 1A9, Cornell at Yale; 19.
21, Cornell at Dartmouth, 3: 30 p. m. '
23, Pennsylvania at Princeton; 261.
Cornell at Cplumbia: 26.111111111111111:
at Princeton; 26. Yale at Pennsyl-
vania; 29, Dartmouth at Cornell:
March 53, Columbia at Cornell:
Yale at Princeton; 6% Pennsylvania n
Cornell: 8, Columbia at CYale‘; 9,
“120%”- at Cornell. ' .
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GLA‘At' PREEON SHO0T PLANNED.
Ah clay pigeon contest haslsturtcd
between local police 31W: .- . 195.99!“
men. Arguments were indulged in
this morning at considdrable length
1291119me the relative ability to 1111
the bull’sA eye. . AA: compromise was a}
tested when, Wfiilnm Octavious. Mc-
Lotti. of the Hour, challenged Chlcfa
of“; 911 William R. P_ ningtun to o
._ The: eventw £3:pr
this fAternoou in 3w“
gallery which recently- opened on
Railroad avenue _
treat for..a_,,dl"np ‘A
F. Shel-Wood Strattti
3.
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AwAill referee. .
31111 the second stringers. with: 33111
for the first titne since 5 A
as this 15111
A be hit under the new ruling of
commission fie sols;
mad- All! W
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fices.
Bld’waid 'J.‘Oildca,‘lleputy collector
of internal revenue at the plant of the
Colvents Recovery 00., in Danbnry, is
affected by the action of the civil 1hr
vice commisgon. Uildor the ruling of
inj- M Ir. Glues
the rimmed: collector 11 dauphin
of the Solvents Recovery Co.
The order of the civil service can
mission'in using the torahlps
'Indor civil Nice to so (allows:
"it is hold by 111. civil Asst-vice eons
minim that. under the provisions of
tho not of Who!“ 8. 1913, all internal
rayon-o new. hiatus! revenue in-
spectrum cloth manners and dop-
no collectors. emu. tinder said
not. won Mt. into the «lipstick.
Md ‘ by the aspirations!
section 0 cm: Maurice bilirli
ma the expiration of tho two your
period ostabiillbod bytloutofOo-
lobe: a. 191:. ‘Horctofmal! appoint-
ments to such positions will ho mode
in accordance; with civil service rules
and renilntlbflll"
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. AIRYAN- TALKS 'PROHIBITION.5
mNmN. Ohio, ~Oct. ill—Continu-
menisfilsaforodryohtommsr
Secretary of State William J. Bryan
of a series of speeches he was 1.1
western parts of the state.
“I have been interested in reforms
grow, beginning amid denunciation
and growing until the nation has ac-
copied them, but I has never soon
a reform grow so rapidly as the
prohibition cause," said the speaker.
“The cause is. certain to 'succeed. :You
lt.'.’- v»...
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meanest son-11591.11: A
Jud" William H. AWilnAall’llA. in the
motions.“ Judge Samuel A. Davis;
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of Mr. Rulmysor against tlAi‘o FflrAflAoid
County Lists A ., of Bethci. for: the
t of two notes of $1,609on1!
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NEW YORK, Oct. 27.—Most of the
speed kings entered in the ouebun-
tired-mile special invitation automobile
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BANGHAMTON, N. Y, Oct. 21.—
Catcher Murphy of the BinghAAsmton
wall has been signed by Connie Mack
for the Philadelphia Athletics. Mair—
phy is regarded as the best throwing
catcher in the State
timely bitter. lie started his baseball
’.
Shoopahead Bay Speedway on Election
day will start to tune up their cars to-
day. The race will bring together only
those drivers who have won some au-
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league and s '
beauty. Moderate prices.
service. Telegraph cool
Ation with leading florists in 11:13;
cipai cities in the United S“!!!- A
South Kuwait Florist
2 So. Main St. So. Norma. "co >
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tomobno racing classic.
Bob Barman was an interested spec-
tator at the first trial of the F. R. P.
car yesterday, as this is one of the
machines which will oppose his big
3011: in the Election day races. With
'Jeao Porponto at the wheel the big A
racer whirled around the track in one
minute and 11 seconds, or at the rate
bf 102 miles an hour A second trial engineer at the points'of rides to
. few minutes loter was even 11 frac~A stop the train. They then went back
“on of a second “.19, it 1, expected 'to the coaches, found the conductor
gm nearly record time will be in“. and forced him to open the express
,Itho ".1"; today .5 .r . car. For more than an hour the ban
gamma h“ h 'l ' ‘ 1 ' Benz almost this worked, and five charges of nitro
ADD racing 311.315.1111 give it a glycerine were exploded before the
trial on Friday “if?!“ HARD “mg much safe was opened; Ono safe in the
about the speed of his unseedestroy- ”PM cor “d "7° to the
or; but is confident bacon snitch every, W did m yield to repeated “’
record up to 10 miles. . ' “ ‘ W8 to ”m them.
1 Admen «more shots were fired
1* the bandits citing the robber A
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WWTDLIDDCA Can't 9“? ”Nu“ ;m crow. who were lined up along
6' D Y “I“ .9”- “line no. of 1151: track. others guarded
drowned at Pentium M morning, th ”not cuckoo. all! some. went
““1”"! “swim“ .W She's-onion: the moi-to stops freight
“5. “m ‘0 ”All?“ M" “GA tr“ behind the may.
“9‘. W 1'!- lime 1 MA 1 mp in. thorobbod train
A outof holildoooapodfromliocoptorssnd
“tor. nu humps, giving the alarm.
it. was believed she had In elliptic ‘l m shahniuihoir with,1 tho
sol-In and was drowned while no robbeuorossidtoliavothnhdtho
don the influence of the stack. She train crew and wished than: “mod
leaves a husband. four daughters and night" disappearing into the dark-
W Hill- ness. app-really on- toot.
.A '----'. 'it is said that local railroad oi!!-
GERARD WILL NOT zclais at mfaulafsay that the amount
DISCll CONFERENCE of loot will not be known until the
BERLIN? t, 27, via Londomttraln reaches Denioon, where in
lO :45 a m.—-AAmbassador Gerard formation on what is carried/ to
declined today to discuss {of known. The train often carries
publicatron his conference yester- large amounts of money and scour»
day with Emperor William. The 1110!-
conference, which took place at The train was held up by the ban-
Potsdam, listed for an hour. 5 Eli! for two hours
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