.311ng Landis to .
-l)ispose ‘of:"‘the
«1' 111.“ AGO X09, W33? ’Laridis
1‘ Inugissimef of 33539le '1ntends t
1125; 051'» 01’ 31c; c4593 of Babe"? Rim-1' 1m
1! 11 other two. 1119:110er of the 11911111111:
11312121113: Yank 'et-s. who V'SSlplatSed base:
{call law b} pfirficiéfitio‘g in exhibi-
Lions 113‘som1' 'ss‘hé hears “hat the. .
Offeudiiig {mum's base to say «for
themsclx e- s. d
Ibdieafidnytoda)’ V'V'n'rJ 11-... ”-9 l:
fiSiOfl m 31. bf} (\or' ch 1': 131’ it l' the 9”
of the “cs-k. 1
S‘s-slit? O'Connor. 5"‘S‘S‘S1‘SSS‘SS €le 1 SSSSS
S - - w .1 1.1a a
‘msehull (“111111111911 1‘ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ )
”quiflnv m M... _J a: «.0 1.11m.
SS S S S 1 ill liercy. Whli‘ll'
Boll Mm: 1‘1 ..
Would .1:
ing :ln-ii' 1
constitution.
.. :1 chance of explain-
:: of tlzc major league
1 no repr' had
RC:
lu:'
boon I'D-l\gtl :":1 in: any ofth'em.
12:11:14 ll obs-gr“ is wérf or the chin
ion : sin-.1 if the three ofi'enders
fail to communicatl- with Judge Lan-
dis. (SUCS‘il‘ punishmenl is likely to be
more er'i-rc than originally planned.
The questions asked by Judge Lan—
flis. it is undersfoo'd. are in the 11:1-
uire of an examinatimr aslhe com-
1111351511111 llcsired to know what influ-
execs prevailed upon the-trio in the
Taco m {lay “mining: given them before
the} slsz'lSl-Ssl on their harlislorming
trip. ' ,
11.11.}
Rutgers No Match
~:~' For HOOSier Team
830""101’ lx. Nov. ' 9.—-l>azzling
forVVis-inl passes working out of delud-
113;: crissmosi's and line feints. bai«
shifts which Carried the
hacks through with lrrmendous mo«
lllf‘litiinl 111111 wrought havoc" every
w'hV-rH—lliese- stoo'd..ou,t in the effici-
encgrwitli whichf'a truly great football
team from X01113 Dame ovorwhelml-d
ahgrcr-u. iilumlei'in; Rutgers eleV'r-n 11y
\
jug lump
“Babe” Ruth .3111
;J.J-S<"‘ S
- this season.
coach.
change in his hours for dutV'.
IPCOfd.
SII
East 0 r W’eSt.
other
V'alls.
Tlicre are seV'en college teams in
They are Yale. LafaV'ette
8nd “'ashin
Bowl.
SFrank Kclh olNe'w Canaan.
followers
clte- Rutgérs .
wards would tear any line in
ably considered for Eastern honoxs.
brought up on foolball.
othe 1 institutions.
42‘- 10 U. at, the l'oln Grounds. 31-le-12
day, ill’Stt'l‘llfiOl’l. . . S
lingers was OV'x-x'luali'lié'ul. out
classed, cliniouc in cyan' dulail but
'11-‘11 l-‘zon: tl‘r" opt-1p 1
. brought :1 55—yard:
run {SUV :1 {K'il‘fnle..3\Yll 911' I‘m} e’msiw
‘Custner. the “‘(iil‘EY‘S'OlS U11.- blight
Sl‘al'lri {1:11th :1 losing; bzlztl..Lr¢n.1t
was thcir sh: ll‘t“ (won 'h'cl‘orc the armor
ing Ric kuil. l-ut they never dil stop
figlilin': 1m! irV'.ing
Most of the l” m': 1' oniookr rs came
not so mm In lseczlus e 1:429} expé-ctgd to
lap 11'». (”bird with a__lS'i=11lS0011te=st but he-
1 :VUSV rl.--y wanted to see 11' e7 1219.0 the
moth»! 11ml the VV'1-:.'1pnr.s “iii: 1‘ inch
.\'.11;-1- l‘21111,_l£:1211lslm.l tlie.Army-. last
Szilira'. . Jto t'I. The} saw Bnéugli
5.0 satisf} V'. 'IS‘lteV saw liigSanS' developed
wuss :1:1Il__i,i;d ” 11:1,}. yomtalityw- w;
slurl an {lief 111.311.1101? yc‘hich
1 mm s 111' 1'01 longS ei'ipériencé,;
‘l. 1 51'sz Lhc will: willowv. anne.
{‘ -<' .- and the dashing-J Desch, they
11S1-V (his from \‘enarkS who is 013111-
quI gun—inf im' hurdles champion.
.Vav-cls and yards with perfect
s.
51 kit"
in: 1-:l.11 ”(€213E‘SC’I1 made runs ' of
£113 :. and In _‘ards and scored a
touch-101111.T119} sn w. Mob-unit g0
sinusi'yinc. ug‘f
‘Hll' glut Y is:
{hf 1-11. Sides and through
a}; l thr}
saw double and
trip! (- 11.15’ S 211:1"
for“: 115 I
$0“ 507' it;
1:? r12 11 VV'i I I3 .
“1115- and (lint:—
w . .;'1nin'-l'13:llf<.
11.x {war 1:. 2 £1,133 w INC“
v 11 31:133. \1 a“: K: I ‘ Fllf‘Illl—
:. .-.~ [1,1 11:1, Scallvi 1!.
1! 1152 l." points
‘ :ll‘ll : ld goal
n
Iii-Jr.- from :1
antitrr crossing
sion'
"’1“; l'l-VH-fl
V;l:.’l::« 2'
Pill;
iils'l 1:11 ‘Wins
‘7orcester B011.
., .
. Ilw
round
Frock—
mar-
“inning in
his flashy
V.- f
Close
1""; leading :1 ml
..1'1-«_i :1 “‘lt‘kt'rl
- 231-1 1‘. ,enl'nl l'i;:'l1i.
; .. 1.: {or l= is 1:.- pponi ill in
a: J' 1: ' "i111 (11mins in
ni'wzl to her»
. i:f‘h]i]1l_r unjust
- 1.121111 had a
‘3
.2SSl'11'1isl1. Hi?
- in 1121 11m in
' .t t cc loumls and
J. his blows in re not
'1' of Fru'zen'. he land-
.111 reoeiV'S'Séd the deci-
VV'z-ights “ere announcc cl
{11' 231 pounds. Pilkington J13?
Allen Swedé, Long
Dist stance Runner,
( (impelled to Resign
.Ex-‘l-I‘I‘ON, N. J.. Nov. 9.-—Alle-11
; one of {he greatest long dis-
: hers ever developed at
“H1
71?
l‘iiiV'c-rsity. has been com—
m—sign his captaincy of the
because of rheumatism.
suffering from the dis«
13 :06 years.
‘10 announced his resig na-
9.}: holds the tw—o mile-
‘rii iceton of nine minutes.
“J,
.. 1;.
{it-("'1
111mmy Gibbons ,
Is Matched \Vith
Dan O’Dowd
onumxs. 1a.. NOV-f
Gibbons. contender .for
J .l‘
,..
1—.
the-J
{Si 3'
in a fifteen- round bout witlSi
l‘llou'd on \sv. J25, it was
' «1.10 toclay.
1nd. I- ondhain .I’1_ScpSsl;1,rS and he: ides
, 1' we 111 ncg: \\ itli “Cupid‘
launacs 304 {pounds and the. backfield
C t
l
Nolrc Dumps spu d1 ,C'l(\f'll gave:
“exhibillon as the Rutgers sguad hall
\\ ester-non. BS'sotné lilmchool outfit
Gems rusht-d the ball up and
char running attack failed them.
baSCl: on. ' ' '
«Jiisoxidégiv-Bgt Frank Kelly thinks
.. 0 Q
Hig '11 ‘Séliool NeeSScSSlSsS JaS'CoacSh
The .\01'Vvalk High school basketball team is sadlv- in- need of aS capable
The students were recently; congratulating themselves on their gOOdfi
fortune in acquiring the services of Oflicer Tom Dorney but the policeman
no“ finds that-he will-“be unable moms: in the capacity of instructor clue to a
Apparently the High school lads have the ma-
terial this year for a SfSirSst- class team. but unless they obtain the services of a,
coach soon we féarS .that their basketball will be no balm: than their football
The question often arises as to whether lhe best football is playedJ in the
In past years the East displayed a decided. superiority 0v er all
sections in the Brand of its football but that condition no longSel'“ pre-
Keen compétition now exists and the East finds a. real
hands to rel aim the prestige of ycars standing.
"ion Jefferson. Next Saturday
for Penn State. ”anti the Navy two of the unbeaten
““jlilt Yale stacks up against the lighting Princeton eleVen in the New H1939“
'Fl‘an'k'JK-elly Picks Lafayette
who is V1 011 known to the \orwalk SsSlS1'oSlt
is -the assists-tit coach to Foster Sanford 'at Rutgers.
gi‘lS star, when asked his opinion of the LafaV'Sétie line, following thé'1.aféi\'«
game, two weeks ago is quoted as saying that thevlmfav
SS the country to threads.
ettc h? s the smoothest functioning team in tho East. and one entitl'éSd to a
rplomincnt position when the E astorn teams. are raLed.
“e quite agree VV'_ith Frank haVing seen the Maroon team in action.
liclieVe that when the enSd or the season rolls around "l..afa\ctt0 S'VVill' be favor-
scvei'al of the players acquiring thir experience
Joe V" illiams. for instance,
three wars with Lai‘melle.
Black' s \ewporl Roseu'c eleven.
;tl11.- l‘olo Grounds in Illéfeafing Rutgers 48 lo 0.
down the field almost
they always
like Tigers gre- looking fem ml with keen interest to Stlieir Thaci- '
Day engagement‘wnh the p'mV-gii— ful Stamford team. \\ igll some. leiggn‘jhmc—
rm: proper training the ,‘Slomxls ought to, be an even 111M611 1.301% _ 15% 37mm-
fora SéSléVen -
Fri‘d Dawson the instructor of the powerful \‘ebraska team; which (10-
feated Pittsburgh. 10 to 0 last Saturday, was the coach at Columbia unli H I
end of the 1919 season. when he resigned tQJ'go \Vest for his;
'warrlors, in addition to beating Pittsburgh.
fight. on its
the East that have not been defeated
Georgetown Penn State Cornell. Nan'
however, maV _see a shrunken list.
clash at Philadél'pliia l
The old Rut_«
'et‘te €012" .
In his opinion.- SLaSlaV'JJ
and
Practicallv the entire 161111“?le $1le
at
:lB-poilnrl left tackle. is an
had two ,V'e-ars'
entire lim-
the 1’.
Thr-
180 pounds
a wonderful exhibition. _\'(-sle-rda,\'. at
'l‘hc game was wholly an
11:: little chance} gainst the fast flying
might. have had. ’llic South Blind Stu
at will and VV'TSléliS‘le'LVI-r
had t '1 r {0111.11 (1 piss tSo lull
. .
of tho Nolre Dame 11110?
0 O
‘V'ing’
12111112121011 Enjoys
'StS'ral‘V' to announcefifilnt“no scrimmage
ans llcld
‘- E'cihfiid .
,Stinson.
lhancl cych'
'lelea'ed I0 absent himself-
S suiné‘ a look of real strength. Strub;
jng qualtl‘llfilck m 1919 reported tori '
_j, cial'l
, Strubini’
XVQTRéd :1, lo‘ ’hdown on the varsity:
An Easy Workout
9. —_Con-
1131\1; ll’l'OX. X. J.. Nov
for the; Princeton football
vestei'aay‘a'l‘temoon aha 1110,le
11035 had an easy workout.
light end. having been on'
day this séasou, was or-
ot‘ the
Th0 Omrlvttes are béginning Sto as«
{or his
“Shad”
scrubs
Dav ls
“S" ,SIStli’
who
signals J
:ll’l(
_Nfondm _\1' w Pdé’s aggregation is Sal’l
primed 1:1 sho'w, S‘the first eleVen Yale
pla\s in wood Ssiyle when tliéy’meét in
scrimniag’th
'lhe ('hil-f QSSrdei' of the afternoon
11' as signal 111131; lasting for an hour Or
more» and in which the 'backfield
which {m 1 'rl .I'SIsirvard -Swas together
agai; 1 Gihmf 11d Cleaves are readv
to lain tht'il places Keck and Win;
n19r,iirr-nrilltlniilng their well éarned
rest and mm' not appear until Thurs-
(311‘ ' lopl-l‘ {6311283 that his, men
we”; 111 mp form against SHSarVajrd and
wishes lo aVOld any chance. of théir
goingstalo' '
The (3.1V 5 sionS began when
(“paws Inuri Garriiv and G-llrov
lined up to Jfiguife‘out Eli plays. which
thg sciuhs 11111312011112.1111: far xheixzhén- =5
efit. Kickmfi'fi'eeehml its due Sshare
of quanhozrur‘hen Louriei- and V1111
Gerbig 'chnt through a- considerable'
pontlnngl'lll; en Smith the: drof)
kicking 509,. had his ShareS and was
shooting-_ tllé'J over with pleasing
accuracy from): he' 8- var-d line
11.111101011031219 '1'!) to leaVe here.
S-Fridav mornin ' 9'53» for New Hg},
Ven. occ sowing file Yale Bowl for? a.
short time in this 10111119511 Salad
spending ”16- night as usual at llcrbv.
.EYSE Ayaalable Seal; ~
ak'en 1': aYalcm:
0
Princeton Game,
.\'li\\‘ HAVI'IJ'. Nov, fi.—~All lickelsSgS
for lln- \S:lll'-Prl,ll(‘rlull football game.
horc on Saturday we're? in the mail 10«'
day. liven} :‘wailahll-‘scat has hecnl
tukml and Sl-llle emergency tickets
have lu-vn ismlcd which VVill take up
sulm- Hamlin: room. The lickct m 111-?
accrue-111 assumes that thy-r0. will lil
lS1\\‘ il' any. returns 01' “le6915. F0
the lust 131110 01310;; the Bowfvlgss heal:
”_Jml r1} ' 'illotmelils to .1171le
Slim-J prvss stands of nodes;
pan is m ‘
5m 1.: IV 1-110 to m- cut. The dcnland I
le11 spzll c X‘Y‘L. grail. !‘ than llGE‘Gt‘OlOXSQ.
’l'iu- ll SkntSJ :managemenl S'lSfiicians
lookin' ”301;. “rd rccall the opinlOn
hat it would be ha
without af'puhllc’sai‘;
mes and then lookinSg‘SSiy
ndcl 11011 long it wl‘l
rYalc .lmSi Princeton
_2'-( nrmllV 5111-,
to till the .136
(or mee'i'bn
{munld i e
lu' before? on
health
hald the me it .\1.Il.1(
lk'lusol: :9
[km :1 train
W eek for Eli Team
' ,In the Bowl Today
.\'l-l\,\’ 1-1.1 \‘l-l.\'. Nov. '9.—JJ.JJ'1'1~..J 11-1112.
m' preparing H10 Yule é'lvVl‘ll 1hr 21-.-
Princcton gmuo Saturday iv» 1...”
most satisfactory to tllV- 1-1.;2151J1J. :m-E
it was announced last night llll'
last sorilumag-f for t-lze r1 c'ul will
be held lhis afternoon in llaI- l‘-1.I'\\l.
Tomorrow and Friday lhc ruin: \V'iSll
haw only signal drill and UL“ kll'lu-l's
VV ill try out ll'xcil‘ tot-s.
ll1 l‘ce scrimmage ,V'vsls-lwlajc ::lSlrl‘—
11mm; almost two oomph-:1» “1-1:; of
varsity 1111-11 “'ch tried 011 against
the scrubs, but they Vu-i'c able to
meikc but one touchdown in 1'1".»
iorty miuulcs of scrimmaging. PM?
was made by Charlie ,O‘Hcarn. who
was the third quarterback 1150-], and
who ran around his left cnd for :1
touchdown from the 5111111 line.
Bo-rkitdnid started ll1e scrimmage
ill. querltl'hs (k. “as SUCL’P‘Llli’d by
Murphy. 1.110 in ll‘lll‘l \V. is suc'r'uidcd
Cl'l'lfaln 0’ Hearn 11.1. only in
alw- scrin'lmage for about ISSSlYt’ minutes.
.S\lSll‘l‘ the touchdown lu- lril-(l some
lS"=-‘]l kicks. and was llu-u suCCN-ilvd
323’ Bi. (’k»'{.
;1_\'
Columbia University
Organizes Crew
' Of Oarsmen
NEW’ YORK. Nov. 9.—Organiza-
tion of a lightweight crew of oarsmen
lo represent Columbia. University in
next year's regattas was, announced
today by the crew committee. Con—
téStsufill’be arrange-d. it was said.
with Yale, Harvard and Massachusetts
l
l
to a single touchdown this season—vet . at Columbia the football nu mu-S u \i r}
was considered to be a. icallv g1" at coach.1
l l't t ‘ I l' S
' l 1 " . . .; I 1 ,. . 7- 1
Final Scrimmage of 3;: 1,9, ;, fj‘l -. f; 1 32's,, “ h
1 " '5 ' il '1! 1f. ..»!I» 1.; 1,:
(““51
NASH SL\'S BREAKS l'.\l.0.\l.\l{
11“.]. (S'LISIH RI'N'URI) (”3
TLSN YEARS STANDING.
'l'ln- Nash 51}: holds (in? famous
l’ulumur lllll climbinngIIC-Ol'di J.'-J
\‘V'mwi comes From California “1:51.13
stock‘smn'l mum-i. previously'tli‘ivon
0,500 miles in {our ulsvks, has broken
(111* record of 1m) )PPI’S standing“ from
the foot of l’ulomm' Mountain to Baily
llotcl. u‘ lllSlillH'l‘ «'J:' 32.7 miles. The
time'- was :21 11. 11211;: 41> seconds on :1
misc 'UlS 11-121" ' 33.1.1.1 {Mitt in 6:10
strl-Ich 01' Muir. mill-s lllt'l‘C are S)
sharp turns.
The former rcni'oil Oslablislwrl in
l912. by :1 ("Lil 911.1111 J to the cilaSS'S'
was 35 llllllllll's lint. 'IVV'-'Llll,\ Gills
since haw- Sllllcuwlml ullsm-ccssl'ully 10
ll
.t‘lt,'
lower that l‘I'L‘ul‘vl.
rcg'al'dl-d as lllllu until last wool:
win-n \Villiam ll:sll~l‘illv'!‘. owner of a
Nash Sport mom-l cxm'csscd :1 firm
conviction that :1 Nash Six SVV'oulIl
“outstrip anything; on lullr VVhOtlS 1:1-
any hill in tlli' cnumm.
“'l‘hvn cli‘ml) l’ alnmar- Hill " 110 was
ltold. So tlli‘ climb was a unused Bil.
Halbl'lltOl‘-DlRC(-T‘ll \l'alter l-‘olcke at "the
wheel. his only instruction lining ISO
“break the record."
The official
I)?
hurl come to
vac-1».
report of the run rc—
latcs that although lhe roads VV'L—l":
bad after 7 indies of rain on '1'
mountain the start was made and ‘110'
record established The car had its
top up and carried three passengers.
a,
V 1
t—AaSron Kohn’a‘ tor awnings.
-—Eagle"s Fair.
hall, Nov-7 to 14.
Town Assembly S
mm: 1:01 a; Cha 0 {0 sm- the game.
S 19231111111151;
1 Yo rk
Futurity Will Be
Worth $60, 000
LALTIHORF \oVS'S. 9.-——«.\’omina—
tions for the I'imlico Futurity for 1923
and 19 24 haV-e closed with "more than‘
800 V1 eanlings named for the race two
years hence 'an'd Well over 1.300 mares
named for the 1924 event. the Marv-
land Jockev Club announced yester-f
day? J
With “(She nominating and starting'
fees to. which the Jockey Club adds
l-kpnrse, ofJ $40 000 it is calculated that
the prize in each 0t these two years
Will be: approximately, $60 (100.
lRecord at Initial
l
Nov. -..»—o_\Vl1ipprt-
a sport centuries old. “as re»
l NEV'SVS'S 170151;}
gracing-
:hahilitated in the, Lnited States. 105-?
from the broad roaches adjacent 2 NM) :FilZSifll‘mGSflfi- the
lerda
to theramous Meadowbrook Country.
:Cluhliouse. A generation ago Whippet
lrac‘mg'fi'as airloiimar sport in parts of
1.—‘1merica.'< but; With a- fading away of
good stock. iniérest waned.
A nt‘f’w American record for
yards Bias established in yesterday's
meet held under auspices of the
§\Vl1,ippé:l: Association. of Long Island.
aBar-bars‘ Hill 11211111 3. seventeen—
Jtpoundéfr. negotiated the final heat of
{203' szko, the Elder,
Vl’liippet MeetingSg
l
1 1w Q.- Vearzo‘
2110
l
'1 '1‘
Real Mat Champion
\‘EVV 17.311.111.81... 5.422111211111121,»
9S.
mentarily from the wontlc rfi'ul . 3&er
formonces or the 'fo1'ty;eigl11 13am
tl'nrn $00051.
and 331%; My:
soar-old Jack Briana
Johnny ..Bi.1"ff.1 .1 i510
11.111111111191113 of the: fortV'—sxx»1m»bltl
iStanisiaus 2015:1510 imam bezore {its
public gaze. '§
After years of 11111111111111: 111511111111
wrestling. [all Zlth suddenh 116—21111
lets the' game. 11' ins {he championshiy
from Strangler Ler' 1s despite the}
deadlv head lock. and has follow'egi
that notimle Victor-1' in admi aisle-tin}:
The Sfirst Pimlico FuturiStV'.1-un last one of the two- stake events in 1‘.’ sec- 1:; Cfufiling defeat 20 Earl 13311119011;
Saturday “paid 1190er $43 000 to Mor-
Vich. the Winner.
Old Gray, Gelding .
' First 111 Rich Chase,
SHALTSISMQRE. 316.. Nov 9. S—S-lI‘ lVingS
smut. aged baV' gelding ."wh'ich races
in the lilalx'ern Hill Farm Scolors of
Georgi? AS. Saport'as schieVed the
greatest V'Sictorv of his long career
when he carrie'cl off the Sfifth annual
running of. the rich 1\lanlvv'Memorial
§teeplechase. at, ‘Pimlico. yesterday.
Her'beat lhEJ'bé-st 'field 0): jumpeirs that
1121‘s been assembled in 'Marvland this
year." "
.Th'e tim‘e S4253. Viras considered fast.
:Elyimg Scout's V'V'innlngLam‘ouuted to
7.850 fiea. Skipper. 32,0500 Houdini
S3009; 1111111111115 Eye. , bV'S finishing
'16:.“th earfieil $900 for-3}. S. Cobden.
T0 Form a New
Haven- Hockey Team -'
SS'NEWS HAVEN SNox;.S ..—1a1es
198.5? of the Ar! 1111 here. built forrau
Ice skating rink gives opportunity for
115111115 games oStht-r' than those of.
late 111111111011 colleges. I. ov
‘12-‘38 FO'SlaVSalflSX’lOUNCGd his intention of
forming a New Haven amateur team.
with membcrship in the I'llit‘d States
Hockcy Association. He will apply
for '1 francfiise in the loague which
has included is .1ms {10111 Boston. \C-W
Philadelphia. Cleveland.
Paul and Pittsburgh. As the Yale atl1«
lotic management will have the Arena
for five V'cars
111cm 0: pcrmanencc
ic'v ho. koV' team.
30.10. is s1 lllpfltllf‘llb towards,
bl-Oject 515 games' will hssisi trio. man;-
ageing-111 in earning the horde u of this
“356'.
i
Yesterday 8 College ,.
S Football Resifltg
At Polo Grounds —«.\'otrc Dame 48:;
ll‘utc'er s. 0.
S SAL Ohio l-‘ield+.\. Y.
121'. (L
in organizing an
..r~
17.. _ Trin «
— _
WIC-
St‘
there will he the Ble«'
the"
J,
RWJQ;
onds. James Gilligan’s VVlaiie«striped
Tommy won the other event. covering
the 200 yards of the final heat in 12
2-5 seconds. '
Jim Thorpe 3 Team
15 Beaten, IO to 6
“Jim” Thorpe' s, (319‘? elandS Tigers
met {Emir first defeat of the season
last Sunday whom the All Americans
of Buffalo. downed them. 10 to 6. _
Pat Smith formSer Michigan 11111-
back planing for the Buffalo eleven,
crashed through the Tiger line and
carried the hall for twenh— five Yards-
for the first tenchdpwn. Olipliant.l
one tinie- .Army whirlwind, kicked
goal. _He later accountcd for' the
other three points of the winnersbv
,leg'istei'ing a drop kick.
A long fori'ard pass. caught SGuVOIl.!a
1ormer 'Carllsle player. icsullcd in thei
lone touchdown scored by 'lS‘llOlPE'Sl
team 'S'
2N. Bio-Defeats ‘
Téinity. by Four
Touchéowns, 28 to 0%
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Vu'sity in the first hall of their
nual footfiall Erii’nSc'on' Ohio Field M's-
Jtcrdav‘canfi Sfi) .‘Sllfe ii‘lS ‘SuS‘l'pllSillE
fashion‘ outplayed t'lw Violet? tine-at
Te'ncll sulouslVS'sucr‘ll times. but f'Iil«
ed to some. It “as. '110“e\'.er far from
Liming as one—sided a
score of 28 to 0 inclkales.
throw all its sol-ed and power into an
igllyJ offensive. ,crossed‘ the Trinily
'goal line four tiints s. and then 1101 only
11>qu its attack spent but its defence
g g“weaker.
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VEVV Nov. ~Her‘1mt
JCrosslSe S English . heaV') 1V 91g}... will
make 'liis first American appearance
itonight in a {unhe- round bout with
Al Roberts of V0“ York
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wits‘i'nm of a l's‘ilél créafing a CitV‘Bm?’
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' weight champion.
the man with a thousand holds 211";
sstsemcd the. cleVerest grappler in the,»
game
If Zihln' now adds Stecher to 4113}?
list 01' Victims he will have conquetefi,
the big three of the mat and will haw
prmgn Jiliat he is the best catch—9511
atScli-can wrestler ii: the world. 218113. S
by's match with Caddoelc tool—c place
at Des Voila-15.10113. last Monday
night and “as contested on the basis
of the bést too out of three falls, an“
thogiant Polander won two falls: in
succession. He pinned Caddock's
shouldch to the mat for the first fall
after one hour and twenty minutes of
wrestling. W191: he arose to his feel.
.11'-itl1 Caddock on his back and {lien
tfell backward. partiallv stunning Cad—
dock and pinning him securely to {lie
mat.
The second fall came in fié‘minfite.
and 11 s'sconds and was accomplislied
with a cross body hold and wrist lock.”
ZbV' szko \V' sighed 1‘35 pounds and Calif:
(lock 18.‘
City of St. Louis
Leg'alizes Boxmgr
ST. 1.01%.“. St». 9——Boxi§1g ,VJJS
clay camé. under regulation of 11131401111
with this passagcl It the Beard‘beSS £4
an- iing Commission nt' six lzlemhtzs. The
,commission will 1:111 use clu T-‘s pro—
.matel‘s. hoxe rs and lkiE-I'FQSS "F119 per
cent. 03' gross receipts of boxhng'eahi
lvillons are to go to the c13n1mi:§sl0€;,
hich is 10 be appointed by {1194b}???—
contrst as tin. .or.
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Johnny Kilbane’ s
Proteges Win
9 .——Ale'xapS.-
managed Sb)“
world s feati'léSi'J-
dcspite .an injurefl
hand suffered in the fifth round'of his
bomb with Bobbi {355011.01 New B S
forxL Bliss. in 8 is “31111le at the 1670
Pant-1 la's'LS'S night. (am:- through with
51 Victor) LV' his all r0u11d.'ho:1in;',The
bout went eighi lounds Alex Hart.
:1 second {1' Meg? o1 Kilhanv. stopped
Carl Dietz. of Pittsburgh. in {3:15 fifth
PHILADELPHIA. Nov.
'drr' Selmer. of CleV'r'lanri.
Johnny Kilbane.
l'ou ml.
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mw Sees—inc FIRST STOUCHDOWNS 50R. CORNELL AGAINST"
COLUMBIA.
, Eddie Kaw. right halfback of Cornell University, scoSlS'Sing the first touchdown
Polo Grounds in New York city. Kaw's most brilliant cc‘mtribution to the victo
guns by a score of 41 to 7.
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