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”minim
BRIDGE. ”on... Nov.
n- plenty o! inn! will no
although the vanity medias
. at this time oi the year, were
,cd to vigorous individualcoach
galore than they wen- to hard
. . of the game. The first team
,, . ”aged, with all the subs and sec-
uring men getting plenty of work
fit the scrubs. who were in NW
. With a pretty display of open
"r‘ll mixed with their running at-
th scrubs were able to score a
" , ”own. The iegttle‘r got “to
f s. pushing across th set-ubs' goal
» on heavy plays and then opening
is game for the other t‘buci‘ulov n.
.4, »: scrubs, liOWt‘it’l‘, put on some
"V 3 took the ball from the varsity
flown after having tumbled it only
yards from the goal line. Snow
at right guard again yesterday to
drill, Clark working on the other
'Murray did some very good
_ at quarters. He seems to have
" faculty at getting his team to score
hdowns.
ad was in tile regular backfield.
lo Buzithanumitinued to show up
both on offence and defence.
of the coaches thitik that Burn
in will make 'i'ltiiclter work might)
‘ I to hold lll> rtuiulur place,
“is '
NEW TIGER BACKS.
‘vlsed Lineup Proves Fast, but is
. No! Practioable.
Rle‘ETON. NoJ., Nov, .wAllO’h
, It“! pittillte was in ill‘tlt'l' for the
2 nceton football team vente‘dity all
e can. instead of letting up on his
' n Speedy Rush gave them the most
fore scrinttiiane of the week. _Tlie
t t anti second varsity tore at each
“.. r for a full half hour. after which
second varsity was withdrawn li'lt'
ceded by the “Hart'tt‘def' an lltt“
.. lb eleven is known.
This is a combination of scrubs
lch have been taught tlte Hat-van
s so tar as they are known here
we Crimson plays tooled the varsity
- after time and Jackson In!"
2 Huh the varsity liiie and a cum
s for substantial gains, When i"
1- line became arcu<tomcd to the
ck the newbie had much le: 4 Hi?
0
e varsity ltad a radically dittrr
backfield yesterday and a conduit
was tried which proud vary a
i Sch and Mtt'ceskful iii nit"t~it.'l}tl’
ch will be itttpracticalilc bot-aim
he absence of a punter and dt-rr
cr. Haart‘n wan driving the yarn
, with Brown and Thomas at half
' k and Billy Moore at full. 'l‘lii:
~tsblnation made bcttor ititett'ercncr
was more successful at carryiitt
shall than any this season. Petr
ck watrnt fliml‘lO" on the Heron"
aity, and was backed up by (lcori
‘_ u'hlatliiascn at hall and Tlhbott a!
f . Futitbliiig wit." more evident yl‘q
“day titan in the first few p!"iv""“"‘
jbbotl's tumble in the first lite into
(in of play ciialilcti Brown to scoop
'I‘. the ball and l'llryll forty yards for r
t t'clidown.
:[Tlie tackles on the \‘:I'.~il_\'
qfkaw and hit-Lean. While Hater"
Latrobe were plaved n?1"s"
( m. Knut‘ftitat'. “'il.‘ .L’ll't‘li a chance
'3 Halseyn place l‘llt‘l'olll the script
. go. ilonrsc‘s work at guard wot
‘ at (list. but itttprovcd rapidly
Tigers nmv have three qllt’l‘tt‘f-
oti the injured li2~t i-hldy. Ame-e
Come). in their absence Frock
llaaren are doinc. their work. Ed
and Antes are exported bark Fri-
ut, the latest.
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anntvss iN HARTFORD
rims Condition for His Bout With
lobalott at Foot GuardHall To.
marrow—First Wrestling
. Match of Season.
”ARTPORD. " Nov. 2,—Wiadek
Jim. in prime physical condition
boat at Foot Guard Hall. to
L ', arrivcd in this. city today to
E on the finishing touches. as he
..: [van Michalot‘i, who he meets in
ish catch-lts-ctitchcan match, two
i ihree falls. as one of themes!
dable opponents with whom he
Econ matched the past few sea-
Mnt fans in this section have
byszkd in action in previouti“
but never against a grappler
excellent record that Mlclta.
liiscredit. This will~bodlié
. ack's first match with Zbys;
is anxious to make a good
$5, upon his showing will
gliko success of several other
. in the East now pending.
'v‘flievoetnl-flna‘l number the man
has secured Ronato Gui-dim
of-the intamtlomil tourna-
N‘ew' Yark last fall. and Fritz
the German Hon. who has
- . . ' to ‘his credit over most oi
big fellows. Two local Wrestlers
ill appear is the wlunlaary bolt.
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i BOSTON. Nov. 2, -~ The Boston Ain-
lcrican League baseball team, t-ltattt-
ipione oi the world. were sold him
:m'ght by Josep‘j. Lannin to Harry ll.
il-‘razee, of New York. and Hugh
lWard, of Philadelphia, botll theatrt
lcal men. Mr. Frazee is the owner of
ttlie Longat-re Theatre. in New York
iond the Cort Theatre. itt Chicago. Al-
iitiost twenty years ago he was ittana
defence. cloSe to tlteir goal. They get of the Peoria club, of the Western‘
,iwague. Mi. Lanniii was paid $675..
‘000 for lilr holdings in the club. iti~
grinding the grounds iii lioston and the
fplayers. Mr. Laniitn said last night
llhat he sold the team because he is
:“ioo much of a fan to Hill a baseball
iclub." He had also discovered. lli‘
‘saynpthat the excitement and Worry of
'attending to the club's busillehn ha.
inflected his health. Mr. Lannin as
fooon as possible will build it hotel in
.Boeton and will manage it himself.
i Wants Carrigan as Manager.
Mr. Frozen in to be president of
the club and Mr. Ward will be socie-
.tai‘ynnd treasurer. Gilbert .\l. Antler»
ison .who is associated with Mr. Fra-
‘zee in the theatrical business, will be
a director.
it Bill (lai‘riuan will accept the posi
tion he will be the club's manager
next year. At the close of the season
(‘arrigan announced his retirement
from baseball and went to his home. at
Lewiston, Me“ but he may be induced
to return ‘to the Red Sox. at; the real
rotation for his retirement was be ttttsc
lit! and Mr. Lannin could not aim-e in
matters of policy. .
Mr. France and Mr. Ward let't tot
their homes iit New York and Multi-
dclpiiia last night.
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ELiS VARSITY SCORES.
Waite Returns to Lineup and Plays
at Haifbsck.
NEW HAVEN. Nov. 2.~»-Ynle'.- vnrs-
ity team with Waite in at halfback
made two touchdowns against the
scrubs in a elio:t sci'intittaizc. Waite
had not been in the vanity lineup for
several weeks, and because of his
again“ Colgate on Saturday.
that your Waite wns ;t regular half-
ilingham and Neville has kept hinton
the aide line‘s until yesterday. lie
made a sensational 30 yard iuit yes-
tertiay.
Le (lore and Braden made
downs. Gait was ottt of the
lineup and liosemer. who filled
him Tuesday. was in his place.
tout-lt-
varsity
in for
M’COURT‘BILLIARD WINNER.
'er-siatc titrcn cushion billiard inatc
here innit. night ('hitl'lvfl lifctiotirt.
his city. defctitd Frank Jones. of
Philadelphia, 50 to 39,, The match
went eightyithrcc innings. :ionoa had
'1 blah-rim of 5. while llcCourt made
several of 4.
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REmsTRATION TO’WOMIN RE.
FUOEO lS-A. A. U.-REPORT.
That the Amateur Athletic Union
does not want To control women
tiltletes became known yesterday
when the report oftthounionli cont
inittee on revision of the constitution
tnd bylaws was submitted to the
‘t‘ltigalt‘b who will attend the annual
«~onncntinn in New Yolk on Novem-
ber 20.
"Registration ‘slttill not be granted
‘0 women." iii the terse and succinct
way the proposed article-madmond at
-\. A. I’. headquarters yesterday it was
said it Would .moetwith-tlte intimi-
nous approval of the delegates.
“This does not mean that
will be barred from compet
amateur sports among them
said Frederick W. Rubien yesterda
~itcrnoon. “Neither "does
but all women athletes will
feesionnls. The Amateur
.nson is eager to ace women
n all kinds of amateur sport
loos not want them "attired
men. which would be the can
we're given registration.
interested in amateur spot
,a national organization of
theA. .A. U. will gladly a
.t and‘heip it succeed."
Women swimmers. are them
directly ‘aitect’ed by the MW‘
they are the only
registered with th
' The definition
he provisions for
ing in
selves.”
it mean
be pro
Athletic
compote
s. but it
up ~with
It. women
to willtorm
their own
filiatc; with
iyvonea
rule. as
women athletes now
e A. A. U. '
of an amateur and
reinstatement and
o~donlng power as suggested by the
coherence of the various athletic
odica last Winter and since adopted
y the intercollegiate Assoclauon of
amateur Athletes of Am
owed by most
indies at athletic a
nd tennis.
in new constitution.
‘Atidittoaal inflate. at
node to protect (in ruins of m
‘ is— to w
~ when its coil-o-
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NEW YORK, Nov. 2.~—As a result
out the twisty bf'Of‘illK iii a number of
football gainer. last blaturday, the lead.
.ers‘tlit. iii the stzugglc for individual
and train scoring honors show some
Tt’lilal‘llblv changes. Southern and
Westein eleven! have wreeted the
pretttietr positions from Eastern iii the
t‘titul point competition. while a West-
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“0 any other quintet in the cerium-i53:21:15,153 arranged to go aboard
iGeorxe talked to the Norwalk ma
fl ‘ E ‘
H e‘ da as“ find J 4 ' I . CUOD Wlill
. Will) lllB aides. in COB!!!“ ‘
lagem‘ “l f ' .‘Vs lll’ d8 '2‘ Mct-oveitt. COllEClUT Of (115'
plain during his talk that he wont James The latter had
(ll . ~. - .
. . :tonts at this dlbll‘ltl. _
play indeptndcnt baéke'ba“ m rwrlconlerred last ifight with Secretary
3 Stores in One. All on One Floor
STE LINiG
Sales Agent Sterling Ranges? and Kitchen
Hoosier Cabinet
walk, and would even turn down a
tin player. now at the United States'ipague chance with Stamford, if the
{\iiiitaiy Academy. heads the list Often-anion “is such as to demand it.
star individual pet runners. tGeorge claims a raw deal at the hands
(”0'11“ ”i- "l ”1“ Army ‘93!“- “m‘ of the Stamford team last year. and be
ten touchduw ns. seventeen goals and does not propose to be “hooked" the
one field goal. has amassed eighty‘fiemm um”.
liilllllh, while Gerrish. last week’s lead; in a conference win, my: nip" Reich.
‘9l. has fallen to ecmnd place with“ ”l. Jeri” H”, ”Inflation, n was
When points less.
Dome. in third with 58. and Mt‘f‘t‘eightfwaiium' ”1,. Jpn” (‘ity manager. was
of Washington and .leiJraon, fourtliinm v.
with 57. lievitalis. of Brown. is the m. in Notwalk.
beet ot‘ the )astcin scorers, with Cap-:3...
tlaitt Mueller. of (iCi'nell, a close 9(‘('
s
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l The local managers
trying: to sign up Johnson. the
:iiliblll‘l‘. haired forward of last year’s
i - IKitinrton tpttiitet. and if they succeed
i (leot‘nitt T99“ hi” "ml“"lt‘il 309 in doing thin it lg understood that all
ipointt-i in tire games which gives the upplibl‘lon as far as Jen-0y (‘lty men
to‘oulhern eleven a bin lead over Min-‘Mp timccrttcd m “tgard to playing in
2'lt‘iiiila itt second place with 236. Van iNorwalk. will hp runmypti
iderbili is third. one point below Min ; 'l‘it-- rmmindev of the team haw not
$neutta. Penn State and Syracueetti-euym in..." picked mummy, as
POM”. 0" N0"? learned by the local management that
holly opposed to hit- men pluy-'
lot the Treasury McAdoo. who was at
tiiarttord regarding the questions in-
;volved in the Deutschland‘s reappear-
“).(N‘2w London's citizens made ready ,
:Dlflllfi for a public welcome to the ,
{Deutschland'a captain and his crew.
l’l‘ebiilt’llt Alton ,T. Miner‘ot the local
Chamber of Commerce. with Mayor l:
E. Rogers and a delegation of bud-
ness men, tendered Captain Koeulg an
dihlLaliOIi to a thimer at it date to ba-
set by ”M1". it With said that he had
accepted. although stating that it \til‘.)
" e ctance.
“1313;“: alhaouncemem o'tltc lieuuch
land‘s manifest was awaited with mine
curiosity. (‘aptain Koenzg estimation
the cargo to total 810,000.0twl in value,
said it consisted largely of ilf'llgb an'i
dyeetufts, but said tliei‘c were posit-
lltitiges, Heating Slaves. and
good showing yi‘nlerd‘ay he may play‘
back. httl the areal work of Le lord!
'ct.i:vi:i..-\Ni~. Nov. 2.--tn their in i
yi
an an ro- "MI
of the cgongaln'; '0!” the promoters want to'
ports. mason pit It“.
have been imprinted in ”NM «Illa
tbs
whom-w
ithe two litiettirn mama to pass :lie2t‘itt.
'tttnik. A number of other elevcns are
('liht‘l)’ bunched between 184 and lid
points and the contest: of the coming.
week are oonsidvretl as likely to'dc-i
vt-lop lurtltcr chances iii the ntandinf."
of the trams.
The holders of lonu runs for touch-
litmus rcl-oi'dn include Mass of liens Q
H’Ltt‘l Polytechnic. It‘ll) yngxis; tilt.
pliant. Army. 96 yttids: lint-k. l‘eitltl
Stair. 9.7 yards. and his teaiiiiitatc;
lltibh with a tilillllllil‘ illl‘lflllt‘z“; ll (mils...
t‘olgatc, 90 yards; Whiting. Mariette.
HF. yards. and Smith. t‘larkson ’I‘ecli.:
.30 yards.
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Tonight.
t'lettttoiit A. (‘. Silent Martin and
lzlsh Jack Smith.
Tomorrow Night.
Harlem S. (‘. Eddie Dorsey
Johnny hustle; Willie Astey
Mickey Ullnll.
Vanderbilt
Young O'Neil.
Etitplre A. (‘.— <lriah Patsy Cline and
l‘ackey liottiniey: Joe Writing and
Johnny t‘llntoii; Charley Leotmrdand
Tim Murphy.
.2 New Polo a. Alwiiilly F‘enton and
iJoe lose: Eddie Riogel and Jcriy
i Murphy.
Saturday. November 4.
i Falrmont A, t‘. >Joe Lynch and till
tly Fitzsinintone: .loc lliirmtui and Jack
1 Courtney.
Broadway S. t‘.——»l-‘rankie Burns and
1 Dutch Brandt.
Staten Maud S. l“.
.tiiie and Kid Mei-vie,
Qtieenaboro A. (‘.
iiilltl ittrtley Madden.
. Monday, November 6
Vaiidt-rbil: A, \‘.~ ticoritc Anette-and
black lit-ed.
{BAN JOHNSON SAVS
PLAYERS ARE PAID
i \i'ittter baseball is just one contro.
tvcrsy after another. With the an-
' noluccntent of the four additional rc-
111108!» to be made by thc l’laycrs‘
tl-‘taiet'niiy comes a statement by By-
'roit Bancroft Johnson. American Leag-
iue president. Johnson's latest declar-
fatioii in to the effect that the major
:ieacttes always Dillil players full sale
Stir) it the player had been injured in
.ii.=cltargo of his duty. The American
gla‘ttigtte chief evidently did not read
llclonely the request concerning this
intiestion or he would have saved his
ibreath. '
. David Fultz. president of tli
:ternity. in discussing \the requests
totaled that the minor leagues would
the. asked to pay salaries in full loin-
Jjured players and anreediliai the ma-
”or league had always taken it up.
and
and
A.
(‘.“']{l(l Taylor and
Johnny llrutn-
Sailor (lrattde
womonlon themselves to care for players in- men.
I itircd during games, Johnson is strong.
.ly opposed tothe fraternity and also
the four requests made. Also the.
3 American League leader is duscussiug
[a question in point from the wrong
tangle.
i Fultz was not in New
might, but he said only a
logo that he w
York last
few days
as perfectly statistical
e ‘if theylwith the way the major leagues werei
”renting the players. However. he in-
;sisied'that the minor leagues must
fine lined up. The requests made were.
idirected toward the minors and. not
‘at the majors. as Johnson has pre-
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f is READY .
TOMEET KiLHINE
Harry Pollok, manager of Chant.
tpion' Welsh. got back to New York
'yostardoyyatter strip through Canada
land declared in. load and unmistak-
*able'tortna that Freddie is roadyvto
halts-on Johnny Kllbans. the feather.
t king. in any old kind of a
sting.
't hov- nma-un deal
say “I the N
claimant
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WELSH
wilile. honevcr. that these more may
1 .«xays:
e l-‘ra- .
- . ritiex and jewels among the,
Eblyislgngients. As the lieutschlantl on
her trip to Haltiiiiore curried only Slgi
500.000 worth of freight which bulkedY
as large as her present shipmentn, itf
was considered probable that most 0
the 810,000,000 valuation was reprell
sented by securities or stones. .
Henry G. Milken, of lialttinore. prestv
dent of the Eastern Forwarding tom-
panx‘. which is the agent for the sub‘
.lillT-lni' freight service here. fluid to
' :diiv he was without exact tnlorina.
Mflomy 0‘ The". Spend Pr'c‘icuy' ”0." on this subject. Vi ttli lir. (IPOISQ
A" The’ E'""' '- Alirens. an attache of the German on;
in ”"1 ’knnq‘im" MM‘HH‘” ‘* """t’l‘ honey. President liilken want about
llllt' llcutncltlsnd this morning to greet ‘
A man entrain-d itt htteineen in one‘her returned I‘klllllf’f- ‘ .2,
I", u" ”“1"“ “' professions ‘3 filmnflfi The lieutsclilaitde captain Whit-tit
iand healthy and llla‘ Phl‘ililigsfirp :tdpx plea that he Fun“. u“. “if!” “(1.60“
quote to ”NW! the mmdv of himself his ciati. \onc but golQ‘N-‘i‘ilélosure
and filliilly and lay a little hy in mm ch,- pith-tale might enter‘t is; that pre:'
but the proverbial rnlnv day. lntryingr he mil. and the “-5.141: to) “W”, m
i'" "Gill“ 7’ nood Hillli‘arance aiming viiiled at ltaltiiiiort wen p t
4“" [I‘it‘lldr he lives mt to his income eitut again.
.tellalhc birilirluht of big mm”). for a '
it‘ll?“ "7 botiiiize lti O'der to notify MAKING PONTY B‘STORECENTER
:lllrl Utility of procrastinating balms. "no A MusicaL 1;:
tile Lu Hmmp‘ "M "w rum” "9"“ 3; Fred H. l’otiti'h‘ \‘it‘irola star? 1 l
llfmn Way nit Eventually. on accoiml ihe Palace block. North Main street.
lot accident of illit‘flllt‘. he leaves the oda one of the most modern oi
'rcene of notion. and but wife, and n l' l y Victor Vie
en houaes.
tittimher of small children must for" the 10°“ buoin s t
t Ull’
“the ploomy aim: of thti'lnmre‘tr'flne- iroltis. player pianos. ““15”“ “title i
lslnied bv a bank account of lilo-innit". meme, cabinotw, records. player ..
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{once policy. aittiply because lli‘ fail.d sheet music. kodaku. devgloping and:
‘ to took tibia-id. ~ printing are among the stock in trade.
? “~1th “m" "u a "Human” PM The l’ontv store iodti‘ is underxo‘!
‘lllb propetiy and he soiilmitinm in Booths are m”
lit‘cy.
fuse. Harvey and Norman are holding
tiitli‘. to their leafluc jobs. It is pos.
('Ollii' around before the opening, date.
Norwalk'a ilret game will be, played
in the local :trntoi'y on 'i‘lianksutint
eve. and the opponents will be cllhcr
Yonkcm or llli‘ Latitcr llmtliers' ll‘ivc '
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Ranges from
this manner: '1 oholl'mect the litter- in: decided change: ”‘8 where the!
jest. and next year begin paying off in: erected. music 0° 0 cr‘
tlllt‘ mortgage} The yen" pass. 9‘ c Victrolas may be heard in the pr i! '
lmortcace ht foreclosed. and he. reaiiv~ way. A comfortable office is anothe-
‘os when too late that he failcri ' addition. Work has all been done ll)”.
liook ttltend. Still another man lived l
actors.
jupott the principal of hie llll\'t~lt‘i‘l local contrt' ha“ been here for “ml:
littittk account. lie failed to bank cit-v “Mr. PM) ml and a finim-V
.eray and conserve health in the form years. He has a 0"“? . ii and he
let D‘Oilf‘l‘ physical exercise and cachcial interest iii the, horwa it! t!
ml liyelenic living, and exacting no. h” inde a success or the store an
tzire-tnreclosed by striking her vic- it ‘5 expandimz. in order to handle
:Hm \vitli npoplexy." this expansion adequate”. Miss Min-
‘ nie 'Hoti‘mann. 3 Victor, piano, sheet
:tnuric and musical merchandise ”ii
pert, has taken over the monagemen
a creator of ",9 store. she is a musician. hav-
:tst night over G. Butler Sutton. mg been a concert singer in former
in? Cliicazo. hi the. second bTuck _ iade a specialty of re-
ttlptl- 1,500 point 18:? balklitlc billiard 30"” ““d h“ n
‘ res
'ntatch. making 500 while his opponent organising ““d systcniatizlllll (1:39”
wa.u running 217. The «core now is: tor some of the best known t n
.Iloppe. 1.0.00: Sutton, 41:2. Homo: had in this line from New lurk to Boa o‘.
in high run ol' “7: Sutton. 60. They A formal opening of the. new mas o
i lll'l.\' was completed in seventeen iii-‘ department of the store will take
things. -
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place November 4. when. in ordler (t:
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TOOK THE HURT OUT OF HER lbrtna to the music-people their guns
BACK lite vocal and instrumental selec ‘.
I ' like. store will install a line (Elms:
Physicians report more cases of music. consisting or GET‘Systmdmd
kidney trouble among women than .Schirmer Edition. class 9...: .
V Mm. Anna Byrd. Tuscumbla. and popular music.
Ala. writes: "I was down with my,f _________.___...———-
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back so I could not stand up more: QASEBALL ht NAGER m a
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tlnppc. of New York. gained
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“The Tiger's Cool"
‘by Elizabeth Dejeans
PlCTORlAl. REVIEW
for November
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