Contest Marked by Many .
Spectacular Plays —3-— WIll
Battle Again Next Sun-
day in Decidingaéome
3 The flfih gains“ a: the Mmallo
Lockwood city championship series
1735 played yesterday aftei‘nbob? on‘
the Malone Field and not until ten
innings had been played End the» NorA-_
alks emerge on the long end 'oi’a
$ to 5 score. '
By taking the game the Nor-walks
evened the count for the city_ title and
snakes another game necessary. ' .
The contest was by far the most ex«
citing and most interesting of the. ser— _
jets. and kept the large crowd con- -
stantly. in a state of clamor. 1' ‘
It looked for 3a time as though the
game would be called on account“of“
darkness. as bour- teams scored =five‘:
runs in the first flvé' inningoLo‘t splay;
and neither: team -seenied? .able ti
break the tie. but all buht was re: ’
moved in the tenth’in ih '
Kai-walks scored the winding in;
Burke. who has been 91883132 I: gthfgi: .
171ml game, botlr at the bat 1nd: at;
short. was the WWII; MAW
are on Lonolukfs;error, W
on Whone‘sficfiflfie. slid ma Elli:
mnces long mule. m 3' '
cAto'iyove' Harvard lasts AW? was a big setback to the “A
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'_wllla hdéfis‘ion 'ma‘der
-3 : 313 < Linde'berg was ”dead
”rs—ti
' s
[3. Penn stats Im’sunmsy equaued shamans test at marching men‘s
goth. match with Kllbanefilnal- ‘ ;
ly decided to desert theJeoth'erwelxht? .
division and jump iotd the lightweight ~ ' ‘
‘claoo Where there one more fighters.
name’s: error. Prince ilso- led val: first boot m‘ the lfghtwelghtmlaso 7
the Non-obsebm: with. three W134 wlllr be with the Em“; Freddle . .7
‘ Han was-on thems‘nd‘fol-fixe Nor: ”Jack's, ind clingy gm win it he
“Who will win the am . s; . .
1s; 2 balkullé billiard tournamen ' _ my use fans; who-whom theme. marvellodattbe m .1
which will begin at Chicago m of th Wanton one were strong} _ belie taboo! K'mlnaer; theflevor:
week. troll “daybr- This .3.“ an”, r. em :qmtérback; Ills test In re lv'lxitthe bill on the whoa-and .
tlons' oi sl 1- import are frequently Whom the entiIeGeorg-la teem Torn iohbhdoyn is seldom seen on
and wherever billiard em o collegl's oi: professional :rldlron. The «3st other: played fwhoin. we recall to
have performed the feat ls Jim Thai-be. who woo then a haltbafil': al Callisto.
mam lichens. respective~:
walks. and. bottor twofinolnp; mm to make a Good impression asl At? mm 3‘; 3:23:13? nggfietw.nmw' n th’: . ._ . - .
never in danger. his teammates sup- a. lightweight. The boutavlllsbe stas- .Vlfzflt. o. . subject m in evidence :1; W . . . . . o o s. o 4 .. .3... ,3”! .3 _ - ‘ . .
meyfmnfidigufig Lockwoods,‘ ed in ““3 BMW” Emmi!” “3° sherry" . Haven—Isle, 45; Dalys. New-Tom. may night. whee: Nag-wan; was yesterday} and the my championship series to again even. new 1'9“" 0"“ $3;me “If“
Clam”: Brooklyn. ”nigh“ ' Brown. 37 two amateurs wa red $266 ‘n11t t ill. ' prohibiting film than at“ '
and. after holding the Norwalks to a. Ben Ponteau. the clever negro box-A ‘ t 1' 8° 3 side o a. wo 3 3 1 o ‘o o o 1 terminment a. week by MW
. tie score tor five innings, was relieved er. who has made a fine reputation as At West MW!» 53;: Sus- - $13101?! c3112: kthe Ittoufiinment. One N: A i ( i is t0 80 in. 939“ on movers)!!!
fly,- Cooke. an amateur in the lightweight dlvl-l ouch-mu, 0.: _ ‘ $0; a; c 5‘1 °P;‘ev ““3 33h 3 we selected several? football winners on last Saturday Columbia. and,“ for-mt remix. use two a!!!
The Lockwoods were the. vlsitors, slon has turned professional. Archie .t Who's, :1; Beth- d “3:? chm“ 3" m1” Essa-hm moved was: the only two flip-um We expected Columbia at least bouts it Wu squiisé Gui-deb.
and, consequently. were they first at Walker. his leading rival. is also in okay, 0 ,- . fm‘tmhould a At!“ 70th 1' “if to‘tle Williams. and Fol-mm to beat Boston College. . «reek. arm not be ulterior-ed .
bat. Csordas was hit by a. pitched the professional raring Pontoon and e M m mm 20;. ”ants; “mm” m m. . , .. 3 . uh:
boll: Lonchak and Tucker were both been entered in a special bout with! Columbio, 3.. . :15; h Iagnames. That ‘W‘W'me', . ‘ ’ ' '9 " ' i ’ ‘ A
cosy outs: smegma was also hit by Martin J. Smith, at Madison Square: 5“ . .37. NW var": 233,332;
r 1 I
s; pitched ban; Herring m: down the
left 'field foul line for two~ba'ses. scor~
committee of the A. 3A. U is seeking
Garden. November 8. and the boxing"
York U‘olierslty, '8; .
tournamentanmes. Hotpoint, V
jug Csordas and McCor’ten. It was another inan to meet Martin-
AIM Badman o;
stem-tugs third hit of the series. Twoot the bouts scheduled for to. PM CM 0. ””2,“ is an" the ”we“ ch
The Norwalks. likewiseiscored Mo morrow night at the; Garden should a. At 110503533: 37 is “k y tobeb'eoten ln moi-era;
in the limit. Riley fanned: scnmmt be very interesting. These are the Stevens. 0&1" 3.: game'
was safe on Stanley's e 'r: Burke ones between; Midget Smith a9d «Harry At. M7616 '
flew out to Chontos: 1' Onbtxud Hit! fid‘ mafi' Ahderso ' 3 - Tee A — V'
Prince both singled. n and George 28' i h, 7' V
Lee; CleVer Chinese boxer. ..
The \orwalks scored again in the * 3Whe'n Frank moron ca'u beknocked
“fourth on Hall’s two-base hit. a base out by a. light hitter llke1Boh Roper.
on balls ands. po'or throw. .: 1 it is high time for» the Plttsburgher
The Lockwoods were determined lo to lay away- the gloves.
take the lead, and did so, in the fifth. Although TouslfPMahmout, a. noted
At PmMelplnw—J’lttsburgh, - ;
Rnnsyhanla 1)., 3- .
-At 'Easton, Po .Wayette, 35;
Rutgers, 0.”
. A! Syraouse—L\Vashlngton
"7 There were financial.-
spectators were: from:
3 Renal; the Scenes .
1 or HIS Childhood
and
-. 13‘?:d:::tfl§.‘:\'::t tlZapfigfie'lssmlimll Turkiih wrestler, who engaged In con- 5938130“, 17; 531110-399, 10: tainment each week. 1
m _. Be hk _ 8’“ . “C a ., 93‘! ere eight or ten years ago. was At Amherst, 1 Mass—Vernlonty ed for the restriction.
.flew out to. t e. Tucker and Mc~ reported killed in the war. Emil Klank 14; Mass. Agricultural College,'7. NEW TORK Oct. 31.—Jack McAu- Possibly the smaller £1
‘Carten both singled and. aided by says the report of his death was great- At Boston—Boston 1 “Rafi”, litre, whoNen’joys the distinction of be-
Schmidt’s high throw from left field,3 13‘ exaggerated. 3 In fact, Frank de-
_> metted them threel‘uno. clares the Balkan hop as Mahmout
The locals were not3 3to be outdone.
ing the only undefeated ext-boxing
champion. ‘VahnOunced today that he
would revisit the scenes of his child;
14;Rhode Island State, 0.
J: is known in Europe. is on the way to \VEST.
11.3?“ 9:21:13 «cf-1:: figebffme in Sign America, and soonqviu- be here ready l At Madison. .“ is.—\\ isconsln, hood and mute a search for new box- a
\ all; “’hone laid ”downA‘a Zeafisgcfs for ongagementsi . 1'" 35; \liuncsota, 0. . L inngfiztgiop this country eSpecialé -
fire. bunt; Prince isinAgled and Bethke. H 1 k9 H la 3‘ ”fulfil?" Ind-“40““: .. ly. in the ligh iA V heavyweight divi-
.d°;:’edf; 0 Y0 0 S Purdue: 6- 1 slons Is geoingpoor” said steaming '
. Is ended the scoring until the j 7 "s: At Urbano, Illa—Michigan, 8; and Ireland'imlghtaswell produce the VA
atenth when the \orn alks scored the Ne‘v York to a Tie liIIois. I) 'billi’afd I next champions. The boys doll' ti .,
challlplon in.
glwhlch ended o
"winning run with one out. 3
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me o h'1 e
when he hit for tln‘eels 0:353:32}: visiting goalkeeper. ..W. Grav of Ho]—
left field but tried to score' When .yoke, Mass, the F381;” Football Ch”):
Schmidt had difficultv'in locating the succeeded in escapingr defeat at the
‘ball. Schmidt recovered the b'all how- hands of the thew York Football Club,
ever, and threw. to Keena. wife.“ in 3 ‘
1am threw to McSanv who tofiched
Cooke out- It “as a; beautiful play '
and drew" a big hand.
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(Continued on Page Six) . .
plaudits of the large crowd
Team Of Tltle The fine defence Pf. the New Eng--
H01 p0 .3 .landers Impressed the. onlookers so
derS to 01) SC forcibly «that most 0Q the. latter were
American Fencersl not dis'meased when a penalty kick
given against: McKechnle £917 inadvert-
. en't fouling in a. scrimmage,- was shot
NE \\ YORK Oct. 31.—Thumbnail to one side by Kelly.- of New York.
Skttcllrs of the achievements of the
leum or British fencers who will be
scrap like they 'med to in my day“
When they get hurt. a little bit they issll‘work'éfi
quit. I broke my hand in the tenthEEl'erett 0“ ‘ ,
" round of one of! my fights and had m1 be traded to or .
' fight thirty—five more rounds before I and Howard Wk . A
cOuld winflr -. plausible, but not pro ‘7
At DaI1(III—-\Iiunu,2
(i.
. At Lincoln—Nebraska, 44'; Okla-
home 4). ,7 1:
At Milwaukee—Marquette
:yersity" . ;3 3\li(hignn .Aggles', 0.
a deal 'with otherelu
.7 Tad‘Jones to $21901: same token 'I‘sr'. Cobb I? V, 7"“
Regular Lineup Soon f‘derébliti‘é‘l gill: "
woul . .
. ' 1 ' do need a shortst :56.
cl. :31.—_-_—YaleW has the) ,. . 1 :3"
WIsconsm Leading
Eleven In Big... _, . . 1
Ten Football Race;
CHICAGO Oct. 31 +'—-Halt way 3
po'Int' in the Western Conference :tootV- 3 ~
ball s’eas'oh‘ finds four elev'ehs- Was:
ing1'nl the ch'ampion’shlp‘ _ struggle
IvIrithg even chances of gaining theNtitle.
Wisconsin Ohio State, Chicago and
Th Iowa. are undefeated and3 picking the
e home forwards were one and all lprobable survivor is extremely diffi-
in splendid trim, but luck in co‘njunc- .
He was in every mi.» and did great
1’ ”workvomseveral line plunges. 1 -
her best form al
ion Hollins; of W,
terday established a.
for the links or the St.
and Country Club by g
till? until kick-'03 Yesterday which he
rwoiild line up agaln'st *Browh Univer»
sity’. 3 ~’ 1' 3
.. The soLColled second team 'has in-
eluded the finest spectacular and bril-
. _ The
ba'sckfleld was well balanced, having
on both the defe se and offense,-
here soon for the international match tion with Grays im cult 3 ll t i :th 1 81 strokeo‘in a. best bail.
penetrabxhty was V -. - Studio of the Teams. an mayors .0 e season, Char is
Essex-2:225 3.2”?”531521‘1‘63 gist. 3;": ... ...... New g .. generals"; he. §“§‘§§‘ l‘iii‘Néli assist:
.‘Athenr haxe' been titleholdeIA-s ill their .. w ’ 7V niahline, but the'ellrst teaern haansmf’on it: Legcg. hollder Of the :Britislé.
town countrv at one or mbre “of the title' by being used in every game an ana Ian women's go '
{our stlles of fencing practiced {here‘RoWdles StrHCk 1 iplaye'd this :1 before yesterday. lpionships. gull A3533 3053111“
wood .of St. George’s by 4 u
1 play. —
Sabre, epee and
3Two of them Colonel Ron'-
in recent years—foil,
Jones declines to show his hand or
bay onet. ‘
: Harvard Players
Were superintendents 'of
training in the British am
the team is particularly adept Wit
the sabre Major R. -:M; P
by has held both the e 7
present sabre' title holder.
Britisher who is coihpléte ,
"Alck3 ,/torm r ll-Amenewsta .
‘their rescu and 11!: th attackers to 3'
133.33 -
footi: all chat pgnship 0
I’m has been 3ivory.
team. The. final\
1t rda)‘ in the preach
sons the Argentinian}! {eon
lxlxstraxans,1 to
RT“? YOVRK, :Oct.3 31::
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