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Eddie Mahan, of course. was' the
istar around which the Crimson of.
fense was built, but every man in the“
backfield was effective in advancing:
the bail. Thd jHarvard attack was the:
most versatile and effective ever seen. ;
Against it mere. rudimentary training:
and fighting spirit was helpless. l
Crimson backs shot oi! tackle on’
imaslted plays, tore around the ends‘
,from kick and forward pass forma-l
lions, ammed through the center on
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it's just a trifle over seien months; ‘ , . ‘ . I _ _,
“my J0» Willard became mp ima.-,~.1Harvard quarterback, Coach liaugh-‘durmg its season of nine weeks it 1 straight line Plunges. mmng up their;
,' . . . ”m time hello” turned out the most scientincgwas estimated today, and the grossiplays ins \‘vsyjhitt had the Eli com-
» \t’lgh‘ champlon. 01" ”‘ 'teain which ever represented Harvard: returns to the Harvard Athletic 3530- f pleteiy bewildered. The glory Jof the;
liar elimi’d‘ “Wm“mawb ”19000 llironi the poorest material front wiiichiciation will be close to $125,000. Tllelvictory, that will live long-in Harv-T
“ and not one dollar of ll H“ ”W figmlhe was ever asked to build a winnerlexpenses of he football team will:ard and Yale history. belongs as much
mute, The common opinion that the Hurviii'dfalnoulll (0 830.000 or 835.000. leaving to Hangman as to Milhan. There is
Willard spt-ut lttt d:i_\“s (joint: riri-usiieaiii was built from green material a net profit {mm this year's team Oliellnuilll for bill! of them.
He was guaranteed $1,000 blend that Yale had the best football more ”“1“ 38090“ . l ' ‘
Thrill in years is libsolutely_Uii- More titan 165,000 persons saw the,
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made his income front that source togtrue. As a matter of fact the (-iisojllarmrd team in action this season.lmmi,nf fulou_m'
lwas absolutely the opposite. This cun‘The record crowd was at the Valet f .. ;
Bill" lll Mill Willlllll'
‘3! $168.00“ [{9 got, “$25,000 for lllS
hilllllh'
.. _ . , . . . . - . ‘t a' lien-49,000 er-‘
.llewsllui’l‘l' “Tum”, mid “mum. $2tt_-lbe shown by an analysis-i of the llal hanie ldSl biturd l, “ l) ,
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7:000 or so through ills theatrical ven-ltal‘d team. EVERY man who Dltll‘t’il ‘sons l'a'd $98,000 to attend the game:
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lure lagainst Yale last Saturday was more “he “9‘30““ largest "0““ was at the;
smooo in Pit-hi months! Yes, oclm less it vetel'atl. Soucy in end is our; Prlu9~et°nimrvam “m" “‘ “mi:
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t -r. it surely Days to he a champion-10f the best “19“ 0f the year to!" 3' ‘7" “hm 30'000 DPTVSOIIH‘ _pa
at his, , .. , . fl”! . . . . . 3
(ll his income. however, it is saidpoxltion. lie ispc'r'féctdihyslciilly and “0,000 :10 “1111938 ill" confess-00:23.7Mmggmu“ M ."
'Hmi Willard only got sixty per hentfn strong flint man. 'He is a veteran amt?! lgzwtliwgagintgmind 'P;m|i lit-W‘fl m3 I. F"
i illt‘ now about site ODMIIP ballot several years. having been at one I "0 ‘ a ' ‘ ‘ ' ‘ “ '
o L ‘ J ’ . State games both drew a gate of 15,- BM
once bpmg divided among m..- mantra" time a‘aiai‘ center and later moved to “00 . l .-.. . .
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ers. 'loiii Jillli>.-(l.l'9f manual forlillt on )ltli'tlllnl 0 us extth lo a. System in football means something NEW (“TLMJANR Nov. 24414‘00“
Willard remnilf-‘eiiid that Willllt'd,nblllll’- ll‘l|’~‘3.ll._lli arvetcrun tackle 01 ft , ll , t i tie it ndln‘ 190’ _ >
it= ‘; il'ted“ an t. a ‘Nllll close to $100 113'“ 51’3“ with 41-“va verv Dlth’l‘llll a m a ' m H I ou s a R 3 lfighl promoters WllO recently signed
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l ‘ “dull."‘JUJE get ”I.“ he ”(1.33" lmaii . . , . ... ». bound guru-d ‘ son to he.leiirned by the memhelm 'Jess Willard ior‘a championship bout
. i .i > . t ' t ' 'w .
Ni}. -1) _9 a u. ll " iitg tltfoat of Yale on Saturday in “.1th In March, with an opponent to
Cottage”:
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‘ e d 1.. w e iw b- Mood .sfiv .vqas .btn war-kept . . . - . .
am to “my Fl'a an 'l r not 0 j , . , P ,g on “30 ml stadium at the hands of Percy Hung h lbc’ named by Dec. 10. stated today that
“9’“ u lion's Harvard host. '-’ .. '0 . - .
W'i‘wheu: itali‘boutzht out their umndmlwllliqillamt‘ _
gériiil interest. in him. Tillyflmd At 0”“ r Moe ”l Sheviln came east to New Haven at
a veteran and stn‘whout'whotn-nothu few weeks ago «at the t m request
‘ . irge
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And.nmv.Wiliard plans. to [to hack:
intd'the iight‘tpgggmo win-re ‘sgo.tloor!-"i~" I‘ll?"95..°$"r=bfi;'md- l’mlmunilef Capt. Wilson of Yale. to endeavor
oldies awfltfintt if he. lituin's “his"‘W'E‘WfifiMMW‘ifluufil- lollflo B to whip the blue in shape for Prince-
cb'amplonshlp. on longer.- hrs heavy-3‘30“ mund'mnnmn r of hnusualit‘ou sodilwrvurdn Upon his arrival
“‘(‘illhllnredeceeserqfitm n‘qrr;,.,l“l52“{flv{303 Gigi Esrvard from the nrst‘thing Big Tonirdld was to'
' ' .“ nsidtbed the. scoff lit’ llystems."1"oorb'sll if'most-
0 "film will bemllm-d—tle coming alt/NM w .e ale-3‘
sundood bemiin iruiiiiii’ti‘os'tar-sithtbillflmtb 'hlai'sslbe'i' had etler hatttly fight.” he said: "titre me physi-
" Heavies Desert New York. nfle nlhyed on file Elmira 'aeconii'lca'ny ilt men, full'oi tight, andi'li'dlo
There is a bit: void in New \‘iprki’ ‘elilp' ‘all last'year to Keep-.in'ahitpe' chunt all your nyseelnii, provided—the
.lthi now—«but it can't exactly becsil-l-‘mll “53"“ aflwwn’s-myie of play." men know the rudiments 0‘ the flaw-
ed on aching one. Tltp;\0id hat: bopniGlllniin, another alleged groan nm""‘8plrit, fighting apirit~thal's what
- mused by the sudden ex'odiis of ”winlflyed ”70 WIFE 'hzo at tliclile bill “‘ln“ games."
loading heavyweights, . Ewas keptiéili last year on :iccoiint of. NV“ The")! l" Pl"-
l~‘riink Moron is doing tlioatrlcals'hl" studies: He also came to liar» Back 1“ 1910 ShP'll“ hadadvnnced
:ibl]]e\\h'9rp in me luiddlt- we“; ij'lYflI‘il wiih a‘rcputation i‘. ii stiir inch.s ”19 Mme theory and made good with
Coffey is “restith up" iti,the moun-I'P- llart 3' “11d l5 ll “91"." "In" HM the E” eleven, bringing [.1le out 0' a
lame; Jack Dillon has flitteti back 16:3 fine athlete, who also came to Han: slump to victory 0"" ””99”“ and a
the west; Charley \Vplnort,ig ."‘-aca_;\‘t‘ll‘ll with a prep. school reputationl“e with Harvard. The first test of
‘ . . _‘ ‘ 3 , . c a let
lioning soliit’wherc and the Iesscr'M’ "‘“Ch '0" ”‘9 “"9” lg“; ”:80” ”:8 ’81:: it 832m 8:11;: ‘
lights in the heavyweight firmaiiients ”WNW" 3‘ I rnce on. an m
quarterback, played a tlv I
zanikmmg in parts distant lrom 1‘“: 221:]:le :ea::n and rntlost of tho1 The TIRE“ had 1! team that "ullight signal practice today in proper
_. . . e 0 ii mm o .ogan‘s in- . . .
"mm“ Decision Good One 'jurv. About Mam“ nothing needs to‘ extremely well drilled in the fund“ lotion for tomorrowsoontest on Frank-
“ . . , - l - . . lmentnls 01- play. In “Cl. ll was um:lili Field. ‘The Pennsylvania players
if “llll'el Ritchie l‘t‘:ill)' invades liietb“ “‘“d- H“ '5 "‘9 best football play-l but drilled relation that Old Nanau'n" through their la . on the u
welterweight class it will boom thatipl‘ln 5'93th WWW-V "1“ best man woman put on a gridiron ll! 3 dw- links of the Whlt’emilrsh Confltol’!
division because it is certain that 0V0? played. King has played hall'ipmneton had beaten Rutsem- Sl""1']Cltib where the; will remain until
aw“ :because it is certain (buyback for four years and Boles is tin-t cm and Dartmouth and only lost mlnoon' tomorrow The Cornell team
mytolihcr “overweight" lightweights "the!“ powerful. heavy halfback who‘ivllmardsfter a bitter battle of 10 tom“; its workout in Atlantic C", “d
will‘begin battling ,in that denal-Ygf‘flmf‘ to Harvard from the Boston; 6, when they faced Yale In the big, will stay at the seashore until tomor-
meat. _ lLatin school with a big reputationihowl. , ' f row morning. Head Coach Sharpe
Jack Britten. Kid Lewis, Jiiitniy.Thi‘ “econd String men were also of. How well the KPnel'al public. and ‘announced that the line-up of the big
Duffy. Matt Wells. Johnny Gi-imtlisghlgl' quality Rollins. Whitney. Rob: Orange and Black followers in 98"“le m would be the same as that
and many others who have grown toolininn. HoWeen. Enwritzht and MC-l “‘“r “10“!“ Of Rush’s machine Ilelllcll started against Washington
bulky to be gemuine lightweights prob-l “1“ka 31'“ all very good men. the“ indicated by the Odd“; Prince- and Lee. The malts-up of the film-
0ny would welcome .1 chance to en-ll "There is no question but that} 10“ “'33 3 3‘1 favorite. _ syivania team had not been definitely
for m? wellvrweight department mI-laughton's smfln “PM In fact “u Following Sheviins's in’eiructionti. (100‘de upon tonight.
Hm. “we ”med .0, getting “gum is-probnbly thebcst'in existence mime Elli “I“ 0‘“ “K “‘9 “9‘33““ Despite the“ wide disparity of the re-
The main reason why [ho]..-fetiows.dai‘. but a winning football team and' literally battled the “gem °fl “1° feet'lcords of the two teams in the season
here lingered in the lightweight divi-la good system are not synonymous, They ”Bed like crazy men “D an which will close tomorrow there is
m," is because there are few active’The system counts a good deal, but it down\ the field and fought Old has- "much interest in the result of the
welterweights and that means but litm‘s by no menus true that a “0““ can. gull into shhmisslzn-a Sh 'li “Th re game. The visitors With an unbrok-
tie business for them. 33'3””: ““15 e e‘ n‘ e {on string of victories to their credit
graham and. his- assistants‘yeeterdayt
itlll. by having their two big games
ai-ont in negotiations with Fulton.
The plan is for lt‘ulton and Front: Mo
run to “Elli,“ elimination bout. the
“WWI..." tille‘umll““' . .. ..
“Wiltdlfl‘ .nqlused. in. tightnlfulton.
'tlle promoters said,. and they have an-
moaned that. unless Moran signs for
the ellminetioumatoh by Dec. 1. Fill-
ton will be. sPleClt-‘d to meet
Chlimrion.
Ititllillll iiiiiS “
PHILADELPHIA, Nov., tie-Both
the University of Pennsylvania and
Cornell football squads were given
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Ill DISIBVAIIIIGE
Yaleond Princeton ale placed at a
distinct disadysntage. according to
the editorial in the Daily Princeton-
ANuAPOLi's. Nev. 24.40am In-
Tom Andrew's was acting as their.
the
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_ build up a team with system alone. . t f F‘ htiu __
However. if Ritchie joins-‘tlie wei‘ y‘lauirhton’s system combined with his: is 3?“: 5:: fill; gr you'l‘hatl: wlxiatlm determined to win a decisive vie
tot-s; it will add prestige to that divi- unusually good material enabled him “flfm "’3 :1: womb 1"? and climh their claim to the
stop. renew activity and mm a real to build up a winning team!” wins ”8033;“ Else A m ”championship oithe big eastern col-
demand on the ”a” of ”’9 fairs m" I U t Cambridge s ir'uln. namedllem' '
“aim-“fight bouts. l’ a 3 i The Pennsylvania students. coach-
"AW . ‘ Percy Haughton held forth with Mimics and players, on the other I: m d.
Emu “If" ‘ experts believed was the 1;? wall: in line hoping that the red and blue team
' 100mm “y“tema' Under 5 ”3 emtwill repeat the history of two other
81]": WMAGE- Y3!“ had not been able. to score “eleven: and retrieve an otherwise dla~
' . ‘ touchdown mm“ H”md “M‘asmus season by winnlng from the
,. 1\1907. Since 1911 the Crimson had 'lthaoans. They recall how the Penn-
“swept all before it in three seasons sylvanla teams in 1902 and 19”. de-
01 °°“t“t-7" Hangman and his of”: tested the Comeil'team under some
em \wasShevlins next object o. ‘ what “similar conditions. it will be
we the rim “football team: then!!!» “m- the 23rd annual Thanksgiving D8:
“it “7150' 9 Bellmmage againstjhet . Perhaps Tom could “0t keep m“ game between the “Fe colleges, Penn-
sernbe. during which many changesl'B'“ ”mid"?- keyed up to their '8!!le having won 18 audited one,
were made. particularly in the linekmtm pitch. ’ firm they m;._whllo Cornell was victorious in the
position. ttoo intent on tight andtoo little intent [last two m and in 1901. .
come on successive Saturdays. while mg a consequence of the ease with‘iou- 9’.“le the ”882119.59?!th 4th?! “‘ ‘ , "'
Harvard enjoys the privileged two which Uraluus ploughed through {helm-"r“?!- 'HllfihtOfl; *‘W" ‘ their
weeks intents-ion between the Yale will ”1 She'll“ l’flh‘PfilTW'l‘ “1°
. Navy forwards last“ Saturday. three- .u . .- 'l“ :7" you guy“ useful .‘m "a"
“and Princeton games. This gives thew“ possibly four positions have been :mM. proddbre mm 93“? you should be. earning a M in-‘
Crimson team a chance to rest hergmade “‘09”ng The-doubtful Inermpifi'ifihw'l hfldifi‘mlfmi‘ mayhem; , . .
players and hillld 8 dlfl’enent plan-fillers the two ends, where Von Illeim-l“;n?r:."fl ,zvf,..-.'«;—.lé 15°“? “gig???“ not...‘ ‘flwflm .,
Minister the twoiiglmes. On thejmrg and Johnson are fighting to hold't. - . f- ;~ ~ . 2 . - I. 3 .,lm“ln“a“W ' ’ .
otherh d u: Prln ~ '- “ " . ‘~ -'~ - -“"*"l~h'r.-'"-‘“9“”"‘“.”"
an - 9. mill!!! points their places over Blotteett m;.flaéll-f‘pedgw43m rpm" ,‘w.Ym$fi,w
out that Yale and Brhioeton nae-am m, right gnard.-wh'elo welterweight ”digit“ ‘* “ " ‘ ‘
‘ nurse bettreen Smith m. admitting",
to m at r villain
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l; {0‘ urging; 'péjrlutp- youisvlauw. win receive 32,973.52.
' ' Gumbo] claim in: allowed against the Harris her. who died in the Nmmnke Home.
' icontmutloir company, in whose era. was yesterday afternoon.
. . . p. , .. ‘l‘lllby Helms conflicted erysipeias. alo’cloek, held from the residence of at _
“EaTlfU‘l'e'gfiifinfléli motley“ lit the new tin-watch he was wearing lit-Joell relative. . Burial was in River-“BMW “dorql;1nm~
impel flutter started fectiiic a. recently- posted wound on‘elde cemetery. ‘
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Early last night an unidentified
chauffeur, driving a Ford runabout.
ran into and seriously injured. ac-
cording to reports received at police
headquarters here by Desk Sergeant
J. Harry Gibson, little Anna Kildare.
on Main street, Stamford. The young-
ster ls said to have been badly’ in-
Jured, and was rushed to the Stanr
ford hospital.
The police of Stamford immediately
’phoned to this oily in the effort to
apprehend the drivenof the Ford, who
kept on his way after the accident.
Local police were at once stationed
along morpike and near the Armory
mil, but it. is thought the man’iiid
not. pass this way, as a car answer-
ing The description furnished by the
Stamford authorities did not pass the
oillcers on the lookout say.
AWARDED 82,973 COMPENSATION.
By a decision rendered yesterday
by Compensation Commissioner Ed-
ward T. Buckingham in the case cd
the estate“ of Charles “B. Katina, uni.
label A. Helms, of Brooklyn, the
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000m it till
f‘\Jatr.cs A. Brown, clerk to the board
:of charity commissioners.
lat-riding on the curb in front of the.
llehie block, on North Main street.
iabout 7:30 o’clock last evening, sui-
tfered an attack of vertigo, and losing
his balance fell to the pavement, sus-
Iiaining a slight cut all the head. A
passing automobillst carried 'Mr.
Brown to his home on South Main
street, where he was attentivd by Dr.
J. Milton Goburn. Mr. Brown. earlier
‘in the day suffered a billous attack,
which resulted ‘in vertigo. .
.DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Funeral of John N. Rowe.
The funeral of John N. Rowe was]
held yesterday from the late home oil
the deceased on Spring Hill avenue,
and was very largely attended. Rev.
Mr. Barto officiated, and interment
was In Riverside cemetery.
Funeral of Mn. Kidney.
The funeral of Mrs. Caroline Kid-
while.
p assurance that in future Elle!
NO OFFICIAL RATING FOR
VER'S. '
NEW YORK. Nov. 2‘14““: ‘
Woodward, of Denver. president ,‘;
the United States Gulf thmm
says there will be no oflloillraflnq . »
golf players for not“ my
Woodward, who is here team?
there will be two names at the-h
of the list, those of the open»
amateur champion. All the on“
will be grouped. alphabetically. .
adds: "While the “norm
undoubtedly have a pretty good
as to where their leading golfex'l
long they will, become of‘loca‘l.
or sentiment, naturally hem ‘
be liberal with their-mm m
a result. include players who ma
doubtful in the opinion of the
tire committee, which, of course. .
be the final court. V
"The United States Golf-
tlon 'ls not. going to lotxup-‘ia ’
least in its effort wiretap up. " '
free from taint. Amateurs. in?“
pure if they are to rein-iron
tears. Certain ones who on
playing with fire have been .- .
by the committee, and they on .
oath
G. 8. WARD WEED! » '
at 2:30‘
NEW YORK Nov. “—0” " ‘
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