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fine. ternoon The £an
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‘A
m: the cold weather .3~
muifiiii‘ Odtftfi to witness the decid- :
ting contest. but many left in an en-
the}; ante-rent mood than when they
arrived
The game “as played under ex:- '-
.trerne weather conditions, the players
being handicapped by this disadvant—
go. out they played gameiy. r
The game fieslf was of the '33rigt3h.
that is frequently played by 'S'éhbol
boys in the back lots, but the Lock-3 ~
woods had the better of the advantage . .
and deserved to Win. .
The Lockd'oods had prepared edges-
pecialb designed; banner for this
event and. in the cold months to
(acme. when sitting in the ctub room,
they can too at it with a sense of #15
pride. ' Quite different with the
they can look at their' ’
what it might have be ‘
and carry im‘a}
total reeeip‘ts.
urke 'wasrsafe
both furthers
5 third hit
5 other.
‘ it .6 the aux; He Is one of the . x The bag gurg‘e} Vii-sac}: 817*
eiball teamaatflz’iae featured i Stirs game Set
long forward passes for twenty and thirty.
the Lockwoods. T330 or McCarten‘ s E ‘ vrfl 132‘:
Jiits “ere triples. . . ‘. - ‘ ' 3
if} The \Om‘valks SCQrEd the first run , itiifitfln .ha ’ re Damedidxto the Army on’ atuxday.’
in the second on two hits and an er- 0e 7
‘ 3'0); but the Lockwoods tied the score In the eighth
.an the third when Herring hit for two .3131“? to some one run. on 7
and Scored on Chontos’ single. balls and McSaIlys iong. double to !eft. -
The lockwoods got to Hall in the 7 Yesterday’s box score: 7
$011th 33nd. before the inning had
Ended. they piIed up a total of Six‘
runs \Ichau‘ten led off with a triple,
which was duplicated by Tucker?
(‘sordas was safe on an infieid error
and ’lucker scored; :Codke was an
r-fiS\ out Burke to Fri '.
12 u on t to Prince; (“Earth 3
H‘nttus tripled:.’1‘a
-~ ‘ “r infie‘drggggg
at v. as f
\ictory over the Soldiers does not appear so unpreasixe
unable to sited the score. *
The spectators felt that
game was one of the bed? ,
mNorwalk in some time, as
' .3 teams were exam}; matched. and it?
n 5‘5 wait and both mniy Beeduse or the instant ad 3
The \‘onvgg Tigers added another game yesterda to th .1“ {3.3!
51 rme oi \irtori s. when they defeated the strong St \ JoSeph teém
. litigéportt, «l4 , Howevergfthe local ele . ‘Mickey” Russell and '
.Tarlo‘v missing m the lideup‘.’ was forced to ext ‘ ‘
' 3mg game m e - . ~ , . . , , ' _ pegtator went down: the
. , .. . , « - v . , , . ~ . - :33; not fireakneses in
.i v.5 ' “ ._ hf , ' , ' ' ' 733 , _3 . 3 opped Miiiiesn‘si e
(through the opposing .Ime' fir ten an denied 3
he most en‘eotive of thef‘it‘i
4 1
safe on fies-rings emu. K . 3.3 3; i g 3 3
The Loeli oods also scored onedzr' ”2 :2 O 0 If 2 N ‘ “hile qmmui 3 year’s Blue Ribbon five. that mavedi‘ avenue team Est through 3
, tiriieiéli o 3 Faise on balls and two 71‘ 0 71. ‘0 _ 0 'daggxc{;gs(tjern o‘éog‘fflmce foam!“ 3 . . on several oc’casioias on the Armory lack of teamwodt, which came from {right halfback; _
; agile ‘k'ortvalks started their fire- 7. . 77 07' -0 :9 g 2 35511185 reduced the number 0; (‘hflT' .“' ‘ g 310“}: “f pgdice.ha::;:;ppla?d welt back.
was i the Seventh. Hall: flew oil: ' 3 ‘7‘137'1 10, _, pionship contenders from our of ’ mini . ,
Io réijoniios; Medan)“ dréw :1 pass: Crimk- 71f}... ,,. 5'1 2 . 3' 0 '0 three. the scramme for first 1191mm] fI—Captain T1123” airfihefifigfgmfwfi; ',
' . ‘ , 7-7 Cho‘ntosr rt ..‘:;...4 ’2‘ 3 "'5 1 1 has become more complicated than {1 53118 by 80min? ten 1; of th A: d -
. . ,,. Stealer, p 3““ .9' 0 o 0 .2 0 ever \vithxthrge teams undefeated and ‘ pom ogs victory Over £017 the res 7 .. e season. crow
American FenCing' 5} » " ’ »' - 3' '- "‘ '7‘ “‘"‘“ H their schedules so arranged that there Mar la 3 , ‘ _
Totals . ...... . .333 12714 27 11 3 {is a strong: possihihfi that they will run“ 151181 SEQ
Team IS Selected , SCORE BY INNINGS. {remain that w... the rest 3a: the sea- » .
Nor-walks . . . . . . ... . .0103 001 410— 7 {son leaving the race in a. tfipie tie;
ICEXV YORK, Nov» 7.~..—Twelve of Lockwoods . . .3. . .3001 601 304x——12
7 the best fencers in the country were . Earned runs—'-Norwalks. 3:
selected yesterday to represent the woods, '1; TWO-base wise—“hone, Iowa and Ohio State face eds): _
} United States in the international Riley, Schmidt, McSally, Herring. the xest of the season ‘
'ienriug bouts against the British team Threebase bite—mane, McCarten Standing of the Teams;
in Washington and this aim—{No . rs (2) Tucker, Chbntbe‘. First on balls Team.
1‘3 and 21. The seiection Was made ~—0f£ Bethke- 4:“. on? :Cooke. 1; off l‘tho State . .‘.’. . . . . . . . .. .3.
at a special meeting held in the N Stanlesfiz . Struck out—~By Hall 2: W’isconsin . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . '.
York A C. by Bethke. 3: by Cooke, 1. . Hits off ' ’ ' .
The team, as announced by John Al- {pitchers—0ft Cooke 4 in ,5 2-3 in—
Ohio State Iowa and Wisconsin 83
LOCK' at the top with three victor}
Iowa .' ....... ;
lake vice— president of the A. F. L. ”A.
follows: Henry C. Breckinridge. Fen—
aers’ Club of \ew York; .‘Major Fran—
cis Vs. Hunnycutt, Washington Fenc—
ers' Club captain; Arthur S. Lyon
For. cex‘s' Club of New York; Chauncey
McPherson. New York A. C., ‘ J.
].rooks B. Parker. Philadelphia; ma.
jor Harold Rayner W‘ashington Fenc-
oer.) Chm
.A A - \iajor Sears, Washington Fenc-
4313 Clu! ): Rescue Sergt. John W. Di—
mow 3 1‘ S. A. Leaxenworth. Kan.
and }:;-._\ \K. Butcher New YorkU
Th: ofiiciais haVe named. six. com: L7
peti: ms for foils. six actual and W0
rrsert'e for epee. and fixe actua. and
mnt- reserve for sabres. In the lfist are
iiw fencers In addition to L3on3, who
31339 been tentativeb selected fm‘
more than one weapon. Breckenridge
11 .3 been nominated for foils and epe'e, .
‘H 2!’ for foils and fibres, Hunnycutt
for foils and epee, Rayner for foils
4.1:: d 9399 and Sears fer foils and epeé..
Durand as resene
93‘ In r and sabres. -‘='
Princeton Football
Players? in '
“iliiam T. Russell, Boston 1
is selected for3
nmgs; 01f Tfickei‘, 0 in 1-3 inning: off
Stanley 5 in. 33 M13335 of! Hall, 8 in
3 2 3 innings; oflBethke, 631i 3 2-3
innings: at! W}: rle'... 9 111. 2:3 inning.
Left on WNW 6; L0 '
woods. 5.81:6!361’1 bases—Jrarlov (2).
Lonchak. Tueket (23)"
The ’anbury High sehool basket»
ball squad is fast rounding into she.
and indications are that this yea
team will be one of the fastest that
haswmpresented the school in several
Mihcigan ......'.
Minnesota ,. . . .» ..
Pufdne .".........".
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.IVSqdare Garden
".——-Before’ a
Massa. left guard'.
fast Questions, of tackle;
I .
Freddie ever outs loose in the Garden 7/
‘ or any other fight club eyed Benny a ward of encouragement~
_ Leonard wilt have a- scout or two 0 ‘
Wtfimldkfll herd;
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