' hiker end.
Go play against Maryland on Satur-
'xeln'stoe.
83:7quarten' Aldrich “and 7
halfback. and Mallory at full, with
‘mearer at right end, were in the
iy- Hidden and Esselstyne at ankle;
. may and Crox at guard and Nor;
a at centre. Lincoln played‘m‘ the
It developed that Blair, tllziie best
m on the squad, is out of e game
7m bruises. He will not be7 allowed.
7331c Jones policy of playing every-
Sandy Was followed out to the lottery;
sci-intbelatepartoftheSci-lmmagel
3116 substitute backfield went in and.
muges all along the line were made.
10801111. the quarterback. .made
two touchdowns for the varsity and.
Ila-11101111, on a forward pass, made.
one for the scrubs. The second team:
~taluso registered a field goal from W814
Quaile, the big tackle.
since his injury, scrimmaged to
He may be in shape to galay against
Inna-etch.
Six Cities Bid for 7
Trap Shoot Event
at 7:31 Adonis, but an 7ex7
3“ Weinert is a clever b er,
game. The other places were filled lug
lmay weairy the Ada ' L '
‘though Greb might win, especially it ‘7
who has ‘ ~
keen on the hospital liststhe-greater_ - -
hart of the season, for thezflrstiime '
to have had a distant orithe
i
i
i
tell the finish.
strong-‘7 Greb's m1
the contest lasks the nut.
b61175 tor the right to 77meet
when the Frenchman rot
show for the first timefin New»
Young Bob Fltzslmmons. wh
NEW YGRK Nov -4r-¥Thn8 fax: six
miles hate declared themselves in the
field for the 19272 Grand {fimefican
Handicap,
increasing numbexsthe country’s lead-
Sag amateurs and profesionais. They
are Chicago, which held the event this
:year; 7Clev.eland Des Moises. Indian-z
spoils. Kansas City and Atlantic City.
mud it is understood that several other
acifies are to' be heard f1 om before the
yofficial vote is taken on the question.
Such was the announcement made
yesterday by the directors of the
American Trap Shooting Associatio: 1
{allowing their annual meeting at the
flicked Askor. The widespread interest
in the Grand American alone ga e
resident-e of the growth of the sport.
Int the fact was made more convinc-
:‘ing by the secretary’s report which
showed an increase in membership of
-over 100 per cent since last year and
a. corresponding increase in clubs.
contestants and registered tourna-
ments.
The report further stated that ufrfo
October 15 there had been held '1, 159
«dub sho'ots and 409 registered tourna-
monks, which had attracted over 207—
1000 contestants, or anjaverage of fifty
fpion is clever, but Keiser is a. fighter,
the trap shooting classic!
that has attracted annually and in everl
picked a tartar tor a starter.
Keiser.7 The son of the late mm
and the clash sliould be exciting.
Charley Beecher will be put to“ the.
acid test by Vincent“ (Pepper) mm. ‘- '
lMartin has scored knonkdowns in his
3
last five fights.- '
The opener will bring together
Hugh Walker 77016 Kansas City. on-
other new face to Garden fans, and
Eddie O'Hare, the fast middleweight
Harvard’s Football
Squad Confident _
Of Victory
NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-Harvard’78'
football squad, confident of victory
the first- of the seasons 7 big
clashes. left here early today for Tren-
ton, N. J., where they will stay1or tiles
period covering the game. The squad
arrived from Cambridge last we
son gridsien, said there had max a.
definite change in Harvards 71n7e11t7a'l
attitude since the defeat of Centre”
last Saturday. and that the Crimson
, the-Dartmouth star with sixty-sh: points.
. rounders mu precede L
the inaln event. The semi-final will
‘ - tanythbzg‘ that has
' Lonrle, the. present Tiger Auarterbac
L at mere] in name but also 111 Spirit.
' :zeams in them two branches of sport were composed of local players, Nor-
the State, but because every player is 9. Norwalk men.
over Princeton tomorrow afternoon in .
three 7 ‘
:Bob Fisher head coach of the cum;
rtmouth, is the leading individual scorer or
773st)!» 7 til i l vets; (27933.57 to his credit. Mack Aldrich of Yaleais
7 1511 on th new: or he mrtmouth captain,
Rolling brains .7 gather no‘anW1§d§7
Bolling mOney gathers no interest.
don't let 'Lexn roll, mates!
77....
ceton is quOtGd7 3.3 ”m7 that‘B'
Head Coach 13111711111121. gfanprgukhing' that has been on the Yale Field
at quarterback. looks better th ever that O'Hearn looks hotter than
for several years; 4He did not say. how
1;, who is oneof the best field generals
till he hotness. We expect to 526me star in the big games or the next two
weeks. Basketball ASPil'atmnS
L7 111. the fans' eyes are gag-
w that the end oi! the football season is in sis
erly flaming toward basketball. What sort of a season isin store tor this pop-
.4
son 0Q9%1.Isvbnsketbali goingio measure up?
bly the fact that the Various
1: durln the past season was unquEStiona
1:33:11. theessrLkwo branches of sport were compOsed 0f loéal players. Nor-
w'alk can boast of several- bifseball teams representing various organizations.
We are proud of our Tiger football
estion: Can we not have 9. Norwalk basketball team?
Not §3$§&?:;nggixy wears an insignia, but one that we can recognize, in
these days, when ‘ihome brew” seems to be the favorite brand. Let us hark
hack to the good old days 3when the late Frank Godtrey managed to:- put out
a local five that any city would be proud to support and boost.
goo.
hate slid 113:9 sacond on a dustv day.
~11
1 3
C I
7L "Rabbit" Mnmnville. Pittsburgh 5 star shortstop. has taken up his usual1f
.ofi-season activity by organizing a professional basketball team.
Hank Gowdy, of the Braves; Frank Bruggyok the Philadelphia Nationals,
and :Charled Renting. the Buffalo shortstop.
third baseman of the New lork Giants was to join the team, but Manager
and is threatening to dislodge 7
g‘been on the Princeton Field torhe had in' mind Don « ’7
xi
ular sport? Baseball 1.111111591111111 have been strong pace—setters for the snea— 7
One 01 the big reasons for file populalitv 0t baseball and football in ‘
‘ to follow. their State Universuy foot-
11 “11:15:11 believe- boll plavers are full of grit. watch them after they “companied by the on; hundred
' bile parties started
including L
«Frank Frisch the sensational ._
',735‘18d8§it713 jug: outnthh
Stick one 71115013.
71!:me two women:
, Grabs the paper by the. ‘
haulsih: towards him
Gets ltupJngtho can;
T1531: the insides fall—out; 7
W. mil. emit: rug clerk in!
' soft drink mixer; Jamesflextén. cont—
poser, piano virtuoso, and well known
singe’r. Theres a lot more besides. ’*
x +—-
“However it's easily explained. It is
getting to be cold 77w=eather and poo—-
sibly' the young; men are putting on 7
' their winter furs; ,
7 . z. : 7' -0'-— ,
"-Bythe‘waydid yousver know that
: sometimes you overlook a lot of: other
attractive people when you spend most
of your time admiring yourself? ‘
.—..o.._..
. "From a. casual glance at morbidity
We is mad mute the
‘ number of men who have killed them-
wishes for love; But strange to my
Tries to pokef paper towards ,
with toe of slipper. 7'
Loses shoper‘ and temper. 7 '
7 81111119 door. is
. Three minutes later his wife,”
out Land rescues the paper. .
Goes to church later and tr; : .
lookss if everything had beenpeaoew
m1 and calm.
+
ugNew .Xork.7state reports the '
snow storm of the season. '
what‘s the matter with Winged
Lou Stone?
NEW YORK. Nov. 74L-'—-
7under‘he direct ~control of the
Athletic Commission which body .
mate's boxing and intends to gum
the grappling game in this State. 33%:
its premiere at the Lexington 6993.
House last night. and its debut was
markedrsnccess, thanks to them;-
lent performances of the varionsbls
fellows who : competed. 7 1 ‘
Ed. (“Strangler") mWis. «few
Tchampion. stripped of his famous
31.ch won the main event 1
‘Joe Polk in straight falls; Ken _ .,
dlni defeated Mike 3011131112 in
semi-final contest and Cynic .
' of Columbia, 8. 0., downed -fiartl
decke twice in succession 101-111:
blned referee’ s and judges decision. ’
:8e1n1y Leonard
111191?»me .‘No . 4.—’—Gn Dobie,
head coach Lof' the Cornell football
, 111111.11..de not believe in good luck
Dame's slogan is: “Hold
3
‘charms.
’eni. fight’ em and beat ’em, and don't
Ldep‘end on anything but insulin and
ball team 1'07me 'where it. 11168587 determination . When y’_oure in a
the University of {Chicago tomorrow. pinch"
in a. contest which will end the . So, Cornell gridmen will appear
atlons 01? one 0'? the other 51‘ the figsdnst Columbia tomorrow without
championship of the Western 0011:! game familiar bear cub that followed
ierence. Fire special trains .irouted them on the gridiron in pre.war days.
railroads , ill? _
COLLLUMBUS, 01119, 116...?
1:th 0h W3; m7 toils.“
o-
university band, while many»
.' ' , . ,7,’ .
day... “ Another ha Islam for the gasping
7 bo'fing game; in Connecticut since the
sport has come under the guidance of
a. beneficent commission. It is going7
’ to cost patrons 7a total 11! just twenty
was prepared for the best Princeton
could give. 1 ‘
With the exception or Cher-kc, Who
suffered a broken jaw in the Centre: '
game, and Roulllard, who ‘is babbling
about on crutches, the entire :1on
is in good physical condition. Rouil~
lard wilbnotbe able to play again this
season, but Gherke probably will get
into action against Yale.
Fisher: saidéhe would not announce
the makeup or his line until time for
the game tomorrow.
Princeton Football
TeamReady ,
E6r7efiarv'ard Game
PRINCETON, N. ' J” 7N0v. 4. -—
Princeton’s football team practically“
finished its preparation for the Har-
mdmé yesterday afternoon before
a cheenngxectmn of I 300 undergrad- _ ‘ -
Harry Elbe,- employed by 3.7 CW
“ates- The 15931111111311.1111 a short
50W Jarachnte company. was dream
L ~ the Missouri -River.
entrants 7 .to .2. ltonrnam'ent; that 7 125
mew gun clubs had been developed.
an]; that the individual association
membership had grown from 7 0971 to
more than 14. 000. Under the business
auditions that prevailed this year
”is showing fins-considered remark-
sable.
7Joe GedeonéPhced "
On Ineligible List
CHICAGO Nov. 4.——Joe Gedeon,
Jenner infielder of the St. Louis Amer—
ican League Club, was placed on the
ineligible list, last night, by Judge“
Honesaw M. Inndis' Commissioner-.01:
Baseball.
The action followed a telegram
from William 7McCartm, President .9:
the Pacific Coast League to Judge
landis, inquiring about the status 0;
fiedeon, who was scheduled to par-
licipate in a game on the coast in
which a number of Coast League play-
lem were to take part. .
Judge Lentils replied telling McCar-
thy last night to advise his phyersnot
in) participate in any games inwhich
fledeon appeared.
Gedeon was given *hls unconditional
xelease by Phil Ball President of the' .
St. Louis Americans, shortly attershé
and appeared before the Cook County
Grand Jury and tesfifialregardlng the
alleged throwmg of the worlds series 7e Tiger squad m
not 1919 by certain em . '
m1 mo 0 W1 1 6 80:: 1077111131313? f the; reported in good condition and Coach
Roper said he would be ableéto noes-é
n W ' : eat his strongest front-to the Crimson
Poe Memorial (3111)
attack.
O
.fiighsh:
PRINCETON. N 1.. Nov 4‘1)” 7. ‘ _
aid B. Laurie of Peru, 13)., *1 “
American quarterback in .1920 and
field general of this ~year’s mm
team. was awarded the Poe Memorial
4. '13: per belie extra on all dncats. “:03:-
NEW ALBANY Ind. Nov. ~— as to he latest promulgation o e ,
. Marie Miers arrived here yesterday 313311331031 rules by 1315713931113 un- ard has agreed to box thewinne
; trom Fort worth. Tex. less the attorneygeneral gives, 11 mi- ithe Bare Shade-Jimmyxell
meeting “Bo" McMillan, famo verse" 093mm which is my likely. the Commnwea‘l‘th Sporting
ball player of Centre College 711ng hd'w it comes about: Ten marrow night. Leonard“ _
ville Ky; boarded another train with per. cent. Uncle Sam: five per cent: the ring at Madison square
in the opening play of the Pittsburgh game and has been on the limits! list him for Danville. M183 Miers franklyLL to the State for amusement tax and 33318-137391? the JGWiSh cilKafitiei.
ever since. He is a wonderful halfback. yet probably will not get a chance 1115,3311! that le'ie was engaged to be ma 7. five :p.er gent. to ,the Boxing Commls- 7111) to Either. me o; £12m
his former position due to the tank that the present backfield combination is . sion. * out to see w 0
playing excellent ball. ' Goode. boxing
AcostaCaptures _ 7
" PuhtzerAn-Raee
OMAHA, Neb Nov. 4413611 was
ta. of New York, was unofilclally eon-
ceded to be the 'wlnner of the annual
Pulitzer trophy speed race :for
ier-than—air craft yestemy wh7
McGraw has ordered his young star not to participate in the indoor game,
lest he seriously injure himself.
, M...
I. A 7
squad only to find no place for him , The stnr halfback Was seriously injured
*7 BOSTON, Manx Nov. 74.47—Geor7gle7 7.-
3“” bee. 11111.2 year-old pacmg filly con-f
to land late in the afternoon while at
tempting to beat Acosta‘s time.
feet during the International
Congress being held here
Assn
landing. although it was said his in
juries were‘not of a serious char-dict '
\
CAMBRIDGE LMax, Nov ill-4m ‘
to: for 1920 tonight by firesidgtlfflngush W118 field hockey team .7
Lichn Grier Hibben at The: firm!" myedft'oaa 1:9 to 0 victory over Rad-
:nxrting of the under-graduate . Y: glide here today. outclassinga-he col-
terore the Harvard game 011833111611 , 7 , ' ‘
j‘lie award is made yearly by m
1301311 P. Poe of Baltimore, inmemoi'y . 7
or her son, Johnny Poe, of 7 etc
football fame. who was killed 111'
[ion in France with the Black
According .to the timer-1711121011 '
211911 to “that member or the foot .
“.111 team who best exemplifies 107mm 7'7
1m Princeton courage, determination. '
haimess in the game, self control and
11101155131" . ‘
The only others who have reached
iimecupareA. C. Genne'rl; centreo»
the 1917 eleven, and R. LEI. Trlmbl
star halfback orgthe 11919 km:
W ellesley Seniors LWan f
“‘ELIESLEY,7 Mass,- N077. . 7 '- 7
Welleszey College 56111013 triumphed: 77"
razor the other classes in annual
~ rcw competition on Eke Waban.
3 esterday. Their score was
sophomozes were second with 86
first freshman boat. fourth with ’1
Norwalk Chronicler