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WEW HAVEN, Nov. 3.—vDeyelop-
meats in the Yale football situation
came with a rush yesterday. These
are, the most important ones: Arrival
of ll‘homas Shevlin from Minneapolis
BOARD
to help coach the team. a statement-
by 1cm; Alec Wilson to the effect that
Yale football destinies are now in the
hagds of a board of coaches, of which
Prank Hickey is one; several import-
ant. shifts in the makeup of the Yale
varsity, the longest practice of the
season and an absolutely new spirit
{mung the" football players.
Shelvln reached New Haven shortly
after noon- today in company with
J obn Ow sley, a resident of Now 'Haven head with plenty of “deg-jaw and lay?
in:
and head coach of the Yale team in
1905 when Shelviu was captain. Botlh1
men went to the field this afternoon,
after a brief talk with Capt Wilson.
They chatted pleasantly. 100. with
iiiikey, who was ais'o at the field to
were on hand were: Theodore Lilley,
'10. John D. Kilpatrick. '11. John Field.
halfback 0‘ the PM 0’ 1911, Guy- I hiudquarters. W Minturn broughtiéhas won from University of Pennsyl-
Hutchinson “0 "8 quarterback 0“ out a god also in adenine Lord Badman“, the silo-pans ‘Midat a sudden
lisle indiana'. while" Wasbgludon and1 élllllil: offl‘hik‘ihsonmeut fl ”"5“”
1.81iielvin's 1905 team;.Nelson Talbot,
last season' a captain and an assistant
«touch ”“4" Hickey ““5 3'9“ and org thought that he was of suflleient. ciaive acoro‘ andflrom‘ Lbfay to Col
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“Pinht‘é’mml‘l‘fifnii‘f
ied that he found that Brilliant ho d j;
'l“w£333$§13_
. imcions'mwoiow, '08.. Relatlops bo-
tween th1e gliderent en wereftlena
aodm'all'olth'em ookapartinthe
coaching-z; 5 “ c ..
cdpt‘: Wilson nodule onthorliell a
‘slal’ehie’nt Which“ shed!“ corfsldemm tlibsd'were m masons fpr
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eleven. The statement says that Ya1le'
‘Gilliil ii Pill
liillll TIGERS;
football to; the runs no of nut silo;
son will be run by a board of football
coaches. which will assume responsl
lollity for the team. Capt.Wi1son's
statom‘ont does not announod the per- ‘
south of the board. but it is under- .
stood that it will be made up of all
.the resident coaches and the grad
ustes who have been asked to return.
There may additions to it, from time
to time. .
inn not his in
nu noun hob
NEW YORK. Nov. 3.——-Dari1o Rests
won the loo-mile automobile race for
tea Harknesa Gold Omense can and
86.000 in cash {it the Sheepshead Bay,
Mway trail: yesterday. His time I
for thedistance, 56: 56: 71. 'establishes’
s new anterican record and‘an aver
age of 106.39 miles auhour. ’ '
The Brookland. England. world’s
record for 100 miles, in 58: 29: 93,
which is 25: 78 secfinds fasterithan
that snado by Rests yesterday. Res-
in also host the Chicago of 58:54,
which he made himself. ..
Bob Burman finished second in
58:33:95, andEdward Rickenbacker
was third in 61:00:59.:
" Sir cars started but John"— Aitliin
was: forced out of they race by a brok~
9" “Wheeling rod after leading for
the first miles.
Ralph do Palma's car met with a
shutter mishap after going 40 miles
wBull!!! leford. the other driver,
might have been second if not the ac.
tidal winner. had be not been com.
felled to $010 the pit five times dug.
log the race through flat tires.
liflXillli ill- iiiEElll
in m EliEGil
sax Moreno. Nov 8—Wil-
llnm Johnston Ind carom Grim. of
lien Francisco, odional doubles ten-
nis champions, won their match yes-
terday with M's-d Isl Rosenberg.
alsonfSaol'raaclsco. inthe'prollm-
l" Wrathpl’ocldcmm
MW- libs-dim
1 eat shows she-has
‘ centres verb all taken in chains Mi
.- was drilled, in the offensive and do.
it. .
‘uons until they demonstrated that they
filth". ammo“
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iii Xilli BEST 0E
Champian Oak Nana. the lightweight
English bulldog owned by John Mil-
turn of Great Neck, L. 1., was best
dog of either sex at the joint show ‘of
the allied bulldog clubs, held 'at the
and since being li'uported by her1ownr
er has been“ one of (so biggest whine";
of any English bulidpg on the boncb‘
in this country. At many of the larg-
n returned best
.dog of either sex i the show,1 all
,‘hrseds. She‘li all all white of excep:
4ional quality. Hen body“; is near pe '
fection and she has a well finished'
back and la a good shower.
Best of opposite oex went the dog
wiher, Champion norm ming, own
pd by 1’:an Wm“
lion. hfl‘hi 99‘: has
othe finish of immersion} in the wins
Euer. Oak Nana, saddens to her in
iiant: which “pa “popcorn pcaming in
thé rim «xterm. lliiiuy rings id-
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Nov. 3.—-Tha
Harvard varsity playersv'received indi-
vidual instruction in the fundamentals
of footbau in this afternoon's practice
session. The ends. tackles. guards and
the assistant coaches and each group
feusive work that is expected of
When the various unit had been driven
through a lengthy test the team was
assembled and instriictod in the man;
nor of tackling. in which department
tackling had improved the coaches re-
fused to let up on their charges. but
put them through a series of formu-
are capable of giving a consistent in-
berference to the man with the ball.
The scrimmage came as the last act
of the afternoon. The most satisfac-
tory event in the whole day's wdrk \vas
the return of Gilmnn to his old video at
tackle after am shrouds of two weeks.
Gilman's ankle wits thoroughly mend
ed and be will play in the some with
Princeton. Envn'lght, whose ankle and
knee forced him out of last Saturday“a
game, reported at the field, but the
coaches refused to let him into the
scrimmage. He will be given light
work each day End the chances at pre-
sent favor his playing a part of the
game against the Tigers.
PElEil Sillil Will
EXPllSlilili SEAIiE.
‘ SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 3.—-Petn'
Scott. owned and driven" by Thomas
Murphy, won the 8:0 000 stake trot
at the Exposition track here yester-
day in three straight heats. Thaw-at
moans mallet- to 819.000 Jill: Pee
faction was ascend and apriggaa
third. The winner won his heatb
three in a row and in the third heat
covered the mile in I: 01 1-4. an Expo
oitlon record. Allh Lou won the trot
for three-yeoroldo. Occldout
loytooktbolldpacohatnw
"‘ illilDlli‘quil Sillilfi
McApiuyesterday. This dog its a 3‘
time championship winer in England-
t Willis-lieuter the game' undefeated and with
wonderful
body and back of lhé ‘efps is an ext:
help with the coaching 01km \lm tremely hails dilatation. but he lacks'iunong the cm {lime teams of mi
é. ‘ mum
“lion Lorena), Day'" (tumor. who iliar
Harvard has been weak.’ When the-
' money have been furnished without
an: if Christ was a...“
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PITTSBURGH. T “0"
the football game here Sunni" be-
tween University of Pittsburgh and
Washington and Jefferson College
'and the largest crowd that ever wit-
ffor. it will be played at Forbes Field.
:the home of the Pittsburgh National
pacity of about 30,000, and the man-
agement of the local team is making
arrangements to pack the crowd in
levery available nook and corner of
fthe park. Last. year 25,000 saw the
annual game and the interest s‘eellnh
to be. even greater this‘ year. The
game will start at 2:30 p. m.
it would seem impossible to have
snore ideal" conditions for the annual
lbliile betweeh two rivals. Both will
lworiderfui records back of them. W
lilanor will so oblb to claim hopors
last and might even ‘go furthermud
telalm top notch honors. Plftiburgh
Jefferson has wol— -!rom Yale by a de-
BVILLE. y.. New»;
:‘iag t 0 past baseball season managed
the Toronto international fugue
‘club, yesterday signed a two-year con-
tact to lead the Louisville team 5!
the American Association. President
9.1!. Wathea. 6f the Louisville club.
made this announcementdast sight.
Climber, who was in lantsvllle last
night. said he did not know the oily
in of reports that he had some to
terms with Toronto '
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UNCLE HORACE 0N * A
~ . ~1' oarcuss AND PEACI
sage of Middle Haddam is lackme
New York.
.To the Editor:
‘During the past few weelca l have
spent. a M'dnya in New York and
taking a view of New York harbor. l
have been mm! or leso' damilia‘r» with
the surroundings. having passed out
and in many times. it is a very im-
portant part of the mcoaat defense
of the nation and should have 97098!“
attention given it by the naval au-
thority. i am fully of the opinion
that. with a fleet of five battleships
’the City of New York could be ap‘
reached at given points and withtho
present defense could. in the time of
twenty-four hours, he made to look
like a last years crew's nest. and
duty of the nation is to husband its
resources and prepare for whatever
awaits it. ’The nation is presumed to
be Christian. it has sent mission?
arias abroad to Christianise and to
civilize other nations. Bibles and
limit. What is the result?- it resolves
down 1to'a wretched state or Christian
ity.-- it issimply a cloak for'murder
and destruction of nations. The great
wealth of the nation is under control
of a class of men who are connected
with our theological institutions: they
now advance funds to belligerenta to
aid in the destruction of ammo
add the hsloclbtio‘us which the people
hsvo had bestowed to them by "ID
send and hint of past cos. i have
consulted Wobaur to find. i! possibio.
bew‘lh‘e acts «upon with humanity
sews be mood with
if General Groom :-
he would ““03“ 1 1,
western Pennsylvania is agog over,
fnessed a game in the state is lo'okelL
League bbseball club, which has at ca-.
mammoth statements did go:
lmddsdthat my“. 9.31..
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Georgetown University‘s football
team yesterday proved that it is the
fastest aggregation of pigskin chasers
that the team which easily defeated
can boast‘when it invaded Fordbam
Field and Valioped the Maroon, 33 to
7. The overwhelming defeat of Ford-
ham came as a big surprise to several
thousand «admirers of the Bronx uni~
versity. who had been led to expect
that the team which easily‘dtarated
the Connec cut “Aggies” as? then
downed Holy Cross by a score of 10
to 0- would be a formidable adversary
for the §r1idiron Stars from Win-thing
t.on
Fordham did not take an important
part in ihb‘ proceedings from a local
viewpoint until the game was ebbing
to its cloae,.aud the seven‘.‘ points
which it tallied less than two min-
utes before the. final whistlé sounded
ga'tc with joy to its followers
be.
IMP“? 1“?!th lta1moagre ochre, but
mow voicpdllos opinion that the Ma
"49}ch pewr hone crossed its op-
ponsnta' goal line if the rego'firs in
tutes had been in the Gccpgetown
line- ”up 9 jr'fi
'nw 03 a, 11
”3er world' my, “Milton.
and his manapr To} ‘neafib‘aid yea-
today. i
nick Tor h and Tommy Burns. to-
ad light a motors. to sin a concoct
for Wil to Mend his titld in a
tewuty-roui‘oi boat in this city thoflrst
weak in larch against an opponent
to be selected by the promotion by
December 1., next. Town stated
that Willard's opponent will .be alth-
er' Frank dioran, Prod Fallon or Jim
"an. .‘gg: 1/ .
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boa taxiwaaaaars ~,
CENT TO TOWNS
a"
Dolimuoscyiof Several Tom Holds
Up Wd’fls of State Treasurer.
State Masai-er F. B. Chamberlain
is. sanding-ha Juli-ram}i to ~the towns
of' the state. for their dog license
money. This should havo macho
some months”. bat-1 owing to the
dolly by six or eight- ions in re-
mitting. the treasury department has
been unavoidably. delayed in the mat-
ter. ‘
A law passed by the last session
of the Legislature halal for interest
at 9 per cent. on such delayed pay-
moms neithetownsaadnsscoa-
ssquonce. the treasurer cawcted them
to be more prompt in future years.
Last year's‘ fees from this source to
be distri uteri by the treasurer
amounted 1‘81. 881. 881.
CERTIFICATION OF LIFEICAT
‘ MEN.
Department of Commerce Circular
No. 267. doted October 32,1915.—de
signates "Deck omcers of; the Vessels
of the Lighthouse Service. Coast and
Geodetio Survey. and ““10le ser-
vice" to examia‘e applicants for certifi-
catesaslifeboa't untamed-neon:
with the mansion of the Seaman’s
Act. approved Much 4.1915.3 ‘
onv owing)
no this inSl
CHICAGO Nov. .1. wTwentyvtwo mi-
nor leagues, as compared with forty-
sev‘ 1 last year, are now in existence,
according to olilcers of the minors
making plans yesterday for the trip of
tho magnates to San Francisco. where
next week the annual meeting of the
national association of professional
baseball leagues will be held. Each
of the leagues will be represented, it
is expected. .Bome discussion of re-
trenchment may take place at the
meeting, but best of the 1 leagues
l which weathered the storm of last
summer already enforce their salary
1limit rules very strictly. it, was said.
DECISION RESERVED
iN PIERSON'8 CASE
Senator Before Stats Secretary for
Hearing.
warmer Senator Martin E. Pierson.
of Bristol. who was concerned in ii
fatal automobile accident near North
Haven. on )day 25. appeared before
Secretary of the State Charles D
Barnes. yesterday. in one of a scrub
of auto hearings. lie was going not
faster than twenty-two miles an hour
at the time of the accident, Senator
Pierson said. and that it was acced-
nary for him to use his automobile in
his business and that it was not al-
Vails possible to not a chauflaur wbéb
hmted to go ontof town, Ronald
that ho had not drivenbls car since
Barnes assayed his decision“ .. . ,
Continues W». - '
John ‘Kovac‘a, 'of ‘Nmslk. was
charged with operating a motorcycle
had W with m” while uiider the influence of liquor.
Secretary Burner continued the sus
pension of his license. .
‘ Llconoo Returned. 1
George M. Way. of South Norwalk
was concerned in annutomobiie acct
“at October 23. Secretary Bar’s
returned his license. after hearing his
version of the accident. 1,
wad-roamed cos
‘HORSE AUTO HURT
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Stamford Nan 'Allogea Bridgeporter'o
Machine Was Balsa Rockloaaly
Oporosod at the Time.
The “November term of the Civil
(lemmas Pleas court opened in
Bridgeport, yesterday, with Judge
Howhrd B. Scott. of W. on the
bench)- The jury, which had been
summoned for duty at the term, re-
ported. ond at 11:30 o'clock the ilrst
trial of the session was begun. it is
an action brought by Alanson C. Dix-
on, of Stamford, against Thomas J.
McNamara. of Bridgeport. to recover
$1.200 damages for a horse belonging
was killed on the .Boston Post road,
in Darlen, on September 27 1914, in
a collision with the defendant's auto
mobile.
Dixon claims he was driving his
' horse. along the Post road and when
near two intersecting streets, the de-
fondant’s automobile. drivgi by the
letters minor sou, struck the horse.
tbmakin‘g its left hind 16;. Later the
tum-y sustained. """
it is the contentibn of the plaintii!
offapeod and that no warning of its
approach was given. the allegations
in the complaint aredeniod‘by the
Assistants. nus sad other unicorn
of the coast and Geodetic Survey. who
stand u- brides watch. may he deals-‘
noted by commanding oillcers. or bio
shill be considered
within the moshing of the above gran
coo minim
Mill.
inspectors. an examining ulcer. and ___._._...1
”deck elects" -------
dofendant who is represented by At-
torney Thomas C. Culllaan. Atton
neys Lockwood and lacked, of Stam-
ford. reprssoit the plaintil.
Tbellecd Mick
the time of the accident. Secretary _
to the plaintiff which,» it is alleged, 3
that the automobile was being oper- ',
ated at a reckless and dangerous rate .
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ralgic pains. When the salads: in.
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In. C. M13011. 50 Flat street.
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