"intake in regard to
.. then dietitiased the men for the day.
, Wisconsin football team has address-
" to determine whether he has been guil-
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iii BROWN AlNliltSl
11110111112111111. a 1., Nov. 9—The
\vide interest called forth by the sus
pen ion oi lmGore at Mile and tlieI
dispute owr the 1ase of George Biick-
l11y of the l"1'i11it.1 eleten, has ser1ed
to focus attention on the eligibility
clause which permits summer base-
bnll playing h) Brown I‘niversity
athletes.
’l‘he sentiment among all Brown
1111111 seems undi11ded in defense of
the posi1ion of the university and the
Brown Daily Herald says editorially
that Brown need not fear the criti-
cism which has been brought upon
Yale as the result of an absolute rule
which can never be enforced. 'l‘icl
Herald asserts that BloWn't-i stand on
the question of summer
the courageous step in advance (if
111-1 position which other colleges and'
ulll\~‘l:~ill(‘.‘-l are trying to maintain.
The editorial also claims that the
gr:1dtntts1~ of other universities w ich'
3111 111 present engaged in a vain 1.1
tempt to maintain “slinon pure" 11th
l11ti1's are lhIIl'u'I'i’tIii' of the Brow 11 plat-
form and are working for a similar
111131 at their own ttlma mater
. A mistaken idea mats linprevail
“1'11 Rtown basyyhc ellgibi
{Ittltletép 911111.11.“ 111p “bolas
31.11% Notbib!
'I‘fiuth‘. rown oes
d1 lli~ to play baseball in the Hun
11111 but not with clubs in any
anv league in reco
..t- 11111111: Up to
ized professi. .
'ithin.~ a few )5“;
Brown's eligibility code was stuff.
to that in existence at the preach
time at Harvard Yale and other New?
England colleges and in 1904 praIgigf
catllv the entit't1 varsity baaeball 61be
was declared ineligible for the viola
find of the 1111111111111 baseball clause.
Since the adoption of the new rule
and as recently as the spring ofJSll
one of the varsity players and one of
the most valuable players on the ninc
was Idehnt't'ed for professionalism.
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NEW YORK,'N01'. 9.—-’l‘I'he Colum
bia committee on athletics. met last
night again to settle on what action
the case of
George Brickley, the professional
b‘lh‘eball player, who will start in the
Trinity game Saturday. The commit-
tce through Graduate Manager Harry
A. Fisher said it had come to a dc»
ctision. but mt nothing would be
made public on the matter until Tri-
nlty had been heard from.
The 'committee 1' members were
pledged to remain silent until official
annountemcnt was made. From the}
appearance of things it looks as it'
the game will be played. Columbia
isn't in condition to play a hard
have the team whipped into shape.
No practice was held yesterday. the
freshmen being the only ones to get
out on SoutlaField. Metcalf gave the
yarsity squad a blackboard talk. andI
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GALVIN T0 QUIT ATHLETICS.
MADISON, Win, Nov. 9.——1MalcolmI
Galvin, full back for the University of
ed a lett'e'r to the Daily Cardinal, tbo'
official otudeht publication. announc-
ing that 119' has decided to quit all
athletic: at the underlay. .
Galvin said today he hoped by his
action to terminate the investigation
ty of professionals. It is alleged that
be played pmfesolonal baseball during
the summer vacatlon.IIIII1He lnllato he la
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NEW HAVEN, NOV. 9.—Talks I CAMBRIDGE Mass, 91—Th9t UOSIYON1N0V.9.~—Eleyen riders re.
. "lom Shcvlln and Frank Hinkey, fol- {Harvard varsity toothull I‘I-Squid rem. 1p1'es1 11111111 1111 many teams started theI
lowed by more than an hour's signal I-embhd for the flwt time 5mm. the alumni 51:1.- .1,” 1m yt'le race 011 me.
“,1ehettrsal comprised yesterday's: Yale l’tinceton game yesterday aftctnoon‘I mm“ track "93“‘1'13351 in addition toI I 19 0 Score
football program llinkey reviewed 1.1nd took part in a light a number of teterans the old includes 0 a
l .111 rd- Princeton ame, at which some. youth: racers “hose perform
tieeaILI'tedaas Yale scoutgwhile Shevliu lerty III l'laughtou was anus will he watched with pal-1m..." Norwalk High School won its fir stI
outlined the plans for Yale's campaign inttlt‘st 1111 the contest is considered 1ictory on the griditon in Milford,‘
against Princeton this week and point-t .1 1.1.11111111111'y training for the race Monday, when 11191 trimmed the Mil»
ed out to the Eli players their faults n \‘111- 1"111111 a 11.11 weekly later The tord High School team by a 19 to 0
of oiuioslon and commission against team; will ride teIn hours each. day. score. The Green and White defend
Brown last Saturday. Hinkey sal Th.- 11111 of comeslhms include A1' 1111-1 exhibited much better form than
that both “award and Princeton had ti'el thendn, the speedy Tasmanian, they had shown in their two previous
local Youngsters Trim illi State
Continent, Holding Thou Doom
Workout
thorotughll
lsatisded with the _"1101k his charges
'did in the tussle with the ’l‘iget'.a and
for the first time.- this season there
11'11111 no scathing ci'iticismo or caus
ttic comments by the head coach wher
the t'ootba'l men gathered for the
mount ploliminai'v blackboard diill
tire backbone of the Yale attack next' Beflbuse. of the severe game against and his teammate. Fred Hill; of Water- games. The team showed clearly
for some time. ll't inceton the l-ia1'1'1rd men 1 «To al. Am who were. favorites in the early that 1! possessed plenty 0’ natural
During the 10118 llgnal drill, 11111 tiettiiiiz;.'lit1\'a11mra and Spears; Veri talent, and merely lacked practice. 1
lowed to take. things 1"1111 easy. All
Iof tho. varsity regulars were given if
1a1'ation.'l’he rest of thegzquad went
tout in secret pinctice and worked out
ithe signals. and the panting corpp,
took its usual trials, otherwise it WM?’
1a dull day for action.
Today the squad will not down to
brunt-1 tacks again and llaughtou will
devote more than the uauol amount
111d 01.11.11; '(lrir n'nd i.i1tnrt;-Bedell- Principal Appleton, of Milford High.
1nd Sonata Cameron am.‘ Kaiser; l'ornterly instructor in Norwalk High,‘
limit and 1111111111; Walthour and (ar- otiicinted an referee while “1' hief”
maul» tmpuyv'and Moran: Eaton andI isroel did like duty no umpire.
.\fnd1len-I.c§nlli09hand.llolbrook. ' Football ability apparentyy
"ell. is exchted that frequent sprints freely in the Sturdevant
Shetllnshift, with its countless varla-‘
”Itions was used extensiVely. It will be
the backbone of the ole attack next
Satut'Iday, _
Two substitutions were made in the
line up, Claude Black replacing ,chk
Kent and Guernsey succeeding Scovil
iKent will probably be found at rlzhti
Iguard- and it is still possible that Sco- 1
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ditcté'd a'l’ Tomlin ei'rh day
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T11rl01' proved the moat dependable
of the backs. Copley performed ad'l
mlrably as quarterback and showedI's
.clearly his basic football knowledge
Copley was good for an appreciablc'5
gain every time he was given the
'ball O'Hara, Street and Kelly pro-
STColuImbin
NEW YORK.
doleated 11111111111111 soccer yesterday
on South Fluid:1 by a score bis
)1 was the second victory of the lime
and White. eleven in the Intercollegl
late Soccer League. the mighty Penn-
1 1 ' 1' i ll ftlte teams 1 lib 'k of the 1913 team.
lvil will begin the game at iulliack of time 1n getting bin aubatitutek on eight intuit-t of 111C rig to p 111 11.1 ;
Filled Saturday. is still very tender. tachctiule. . if; miles and 3 laps. I'l‘he latter team Rackett. made several pretty catchebl
Although litgginbotham returned 10. “a” I 'II was one lap behlnd of forward passes. .Norwalk High1
prabtlco. "Buck” Church“ was kept at t If; I‘“ “0‘ but its in Il may be heartily congratulated in'
left end and 111111; $9., .mon between Is reng 11 ° ”‘9 content“ ‘Y-m‘ Brown finding two steady ends “"Stevc Kebt
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tlat the ””1"”an MWI W: ””0pr NBfREHNEfS 1,0. ISPURII Ibimself, and seldom it was that Mil
:gnizizof'jgggmg‘ggnbp'ezs:1“:le' 'ford R0! through his position While
wn c copy 11 YALE 0N IIIOI VICIORYI: Kelley proved his sterling worth as
1.111111111111111. “’0 won the heard that, 1'. a defensive player he was not so"
‘wherhe took oil is rc- lnro to 11111 113.110.11.1‘2011'1 1he§1scheme1 wlIbluh M WWII", "‘5‘“ “III,“ an“ 111.1
1th Yiilo'PiI‘incetan' game. lcaving tht llnr1 ard started a the Yale llowl lasliwayI. 'Barker printed invaluable 33 8i
'11:] 1. . substitutes the task of winning the station whoa it so argongod its seat-l steady tum, plunger as did “Sam." I
' ,1; 331119.171 that control. Bro' vn nearly. Imia‘lotntent at the ROM whereby red TarIOV.
Work of the subs that brought aborit' no that when waved aloft they Would
a scoreless tic. .spell “Harvard" in white against a
‘crimson backni'.011nd the Yale anthori
IHEARIY GREHIM; ties intend to adopt 11 similar spec-
accnl'ants of souls on the alo side of’
“)3 IHE "GERSI the Bowl I??? llaxItMI‘é “filth“; seated an impregnable line and what
Effigy-If: llIiIIeIIptIol:r 11:11:.“th 1111"" steady gains Milford n1ade.camc
althought his thumb, which was dislo- ipared for the last two games 01 the c't't'pt.Sttllivnnand llolbrook had gone made many hard tackles.
'I-biooeley for next Saturday in spite of 'thew’Ifart 1'le at right tackle. made a name for
was given the Crimson 11 year‘ .1m 1 ' mood on the offensive. as he fumbled‘
triumphed, and it was only the best .11 11 white. handkerchlefa were placed
..t:11 to at the Yale Princeton game. The;
1 closlnallncl of Bright College Years' Ithrough the left side. Norwalk made
syltania eleven. whlh hadn't been
beaten since 1913. being the first vic-
tim L111! Saturday The defeat of the
trimson clan was traceable to three
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111.11 and White Nbooters—Capt 11 11 1- f"“§C*j,T°"- ”NI. J M" 9"“ 1. 1111111111“ 1111011111 wave 11.. 11.1.1111... I313” 5:11;)“ :33; ”$283,” $1!
Sdnlnholt. his cousin, H. Shanholt “‘3‘ ”0‘“! Cf ”' u I'“' N ‘I'Ie'o on ”WI chiefs and the white will form {MI D 1 D g g: I
Nobetter er station platfotm yculc: d.1y afternoon “'le plays also worked well The
and Goalkeepes Lecde.
hibition of soccer football ever has
been seen at Columbia titan that by
the Shanholt pair. They had liar-
vai'd dazed by their trickery.
wordii '1'111311' aglanst theb lue back- '
ground Green and White was never forced?
..._..._-. lto kick.
__ 2 Ford and Parmelee proved to IzIbe
iI hlilford‘ a steady ground¢g§lners, l
1Bw1l1iie l1::1wns appeared well on the
:iiiiiilllt iXPiii i0 .11.
fulfill two filANCHiSESl..":.'Ii:L' 1:: '1':..1°';..1".:';1::
ikicked of! to Milford’o ten yard line,
to.grect the 113111 {iotbatl players
when they stopped oil: the train which
brought them f1'0111.'.tl'1ntic City i
where they had boon resting up ltllCCI'
ILeede covered his post so well that ll".- Harvard game. With the exccp
shot after shot couldn‘t getupaal him. tion 0‘ (191“le the pivot man MI
in the second half Harvard kept IheItPrincoton machine, Keene FilzpatriIckI
ball in Columbia's territory moat ofI announced all the pi“ e” to be m
the time. The only time it got. Inmikood physical condition. Gennert' sI
Harvardg danger zone was for , fewI 111}!er is not senous and Fitzpatrick: where Milford was held for down.
minutes in the iniddlc of the peflod§expccts to have him back in shape to CHICAGO, Nov. . 'L—Presidcnt Gll- Milford kicked. but’ 01min bloéked
....._._._—_'.
' Ward church and numerous buildings."
and with _
0n the secondary defonse,‘
Substitutes—Disesa for Sherman!
ICantrell for Cattaneo M. Tarov for;
O'Hara, Sallick for Street, Olean for'
Kelley. I
Referee~Appleton (Milford). i
‘Umpiremlsrael (Norwalk).
Timer—Hildreth (Norwalk).
[Wilt OINPNINIS ABE
iNltllNNAN lN NEW i0NN
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NEW YORK, Nov. iL—Johnny Ertle.
of St Paul. who recently won a foul.!
from the hantamweight titlehohler,I
Kid Williams. 1111.- first bout here 1.1.111!
night,outl1ointed Abe Friedman of
New York who held the New York.
state amateur bantamwelght title last
winter. Ertle used both hands effec
tively, administering much punishment 1
The weights were: Ertle, 114 l-fl
pounds; Friedman, IN 1-2 pounds. 6
CONNECTIfiUJ’ FARM SALE.
John Crawford has sold for \lichael'
family. Hemenzie to1Samuel Glover a forty
1.91.1511. the racing as prises are Ward Sturde1'.ant at left end, gave a he“. hilltop farm at Westport Conn.
:good imitation of his brother Frank's which cornmands views of the sound.
"er before“ midnight, Hatter nearly plnyinfi.‘ Frank was captain and star On
it are an old colonial house, 11
Floral "Tributes, original on-
signs. Casket Coverings of rare
beauty. Moderate prices. Prompt
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when H Shanholt dribblod the b'illIsum the game against Yale next more of the Federal beague said yes. the kick. Rackett recovered the built
down for a go.“ On one ocdaslon SENT-day terduy it was possible the Kansasiand made a 10118 I'll“ 10? a touch
Harvard booted the ball rapidlv a“ Contrary to general expectations City and Buffalo franchises would beIsdovm. Copley threw a forward pass
Leede four times Fearing the 110,151 ithe coach: Rush, ordered the entire declared forfeited at today's meetinnilo Sturdevant. who scored a touch
Leede fell on the ball The theIifOOlball Sound to report at University of the league club owners the clubs inldown, but this was declared foul. 113'
Harvard team booted at. him. OnéiField about an hour after the players those cities having failed to carry out 'Sturdcvant wan off side- Copley made'%
out of ev‘ery two attempts bruisedl had arrived in town. All were On their financial obligations. One of the a great gain'through right .tackle.and
some part of Leede's ana‘tomv unltlI'hand1WiU} “‘9 exccpgon of Gannon franchises, if they are forfeited, may toured the second touchdown. Copley
Referee you, called a halt. 1.11mi DUPS Moore was the on!" be tiansferred to .‘cw York and theikicked the goal. - 0
player in!“ game against the Cthn 'Io'thcr turned over tomew backers. In the second half, Gibson of All 1'
FEAcE WITH FEDERAL LEAGUE. W11 Who got into the scrimmage. The KANSAS CITY, MO» Nov. 9.—-Thc ford, kicked off. The ball was rush-l
...__. 501119?“ passed and 11112110.: the ball Kansas CRY Federal league baseball ed down the field through trick plays:
'S.-\N FRANCISCO, Nov. 9.—-"Peace1“r°lmd and litter h"ld a short sigmp club, it is said sustained e. loSs of Irma steady line plunges. Lonchaki
dd: $35,000 Oil the 1915 season. All oilicnil scored a, touchdown on a, plunge
League on terms highly satisfactory; The second crush :1 team was giv on "f ‘39 club is “018d 8‘3 having said' through'rlgbt tackle. Copley failed to
to organzed baseball ,, Charles H. Eb- ahard workout with th~ scrubs. 1:111 Vie are Ehl'mmh We have_ carried kick'the goal,
hells president of the Brooklyn Nation, a halt ”was ”II“! to in 9‘03“” “8" tie MI 111 ”1” far, In" arc'not prepar- . The “"8““:
at League Club said on his arrival only when it. becnnc too dimm'li-h 0d ‘0 3° °“' ’ Nomlk, 19. Milford. 0-}
here today to attend the conventidn of follow the bail In the “a“ field 5-7 ALLOWSIS‘fA—MFORDWVNI‘ONAN TO Sturdevnnt Casbowi
the NathflIfll Association 0‘ Profession- the second varsity. “33.211 WON! Amen CHANGE HE NAME ' « L81“ End'
al Baseball Lennon. "1001'“: Dictierman and Eddy. 1 ,1 R ' Sherman .'.....'.......... Dumaresse
Ebbetts denied he had any messageI 'I ' “" Judge Cane Grants Petition of Viola In!“ Tackle.
from either the National or American CUREs PUP'FS 0F IBLI'NDNESS .Batemnn, Who Resumes .Cattanoo DWI“.
ILBaguo to the minor organizations. He NEW YORK Nov. 9..~—Dr William Maiden Name, Demureet. Left Guard. ' I
Its. the only representative of the mN1Martln RlChfldfl. who voluntarily .~ O'Hara. - - 1‘- - 11 01”“
or leagues interests here. but others "93‘1“ “8 101 the 1"le in the this Judge Case in the Civil Superior ~ Center. . _.
are expected during the day. Ibllnd: school centers has [83011311 to Court has handed down 3 decision Street . ..... Barney
Ithe 806M? of Medical Jurisprudence granting the application of Viola Bate -- Right. Guard.
NORWALK aowLeas 'ro uawIthatnTIinetyistx of the pupils have been man of Sflmford n have her name Kelley 011'!m
CANAAN. , In of blindness. Dr. Richards changed to “Viola M. Domarestf' Her . . . Right Tackle.
.31.... that from his examination at application come before“ Judgé- Case Racked '.' Plait
The NorWtflk bowling team will the children. he is convinced that two- a't the short calendar session of the ’ ‘ IIUShIt End. I
Journey to New Cannon. :1 week from Ithlrds of the pupils iii the schbols for court laid Friday 3nd inguinal was my Copley . ....... Parnt'oloe
tonight and tackle the bowling teamI the blind are not blind, but can be served. Mrs. Buteman instilled flint ' "'8. Quarterback. . “
of that place. The Norwalk team made to use wellcnough to road print. site 111111111111 a divorce from her Lunchak .. Ford
recently. defeated the Pil'ace bowlingl Tho 551111113 antiback.‘
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