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Defeat the Norwalk’s by '8
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Washinzton and Jefferson's victory over Latoya“; on Saw mitt! a.
TM Lopkwood. won a. we“ uphill Steal feather m the hat of Coach Earl Neale. Last yearns W and J. mac:-
1 nth sz'fiti'rtla)‘ from the Nor-walks, look his charm all the war to the Pacific Coast as the Wife-em“ eleven“ ,
ilnml: up the series at two all. The of the East and there battled to a tie the grea. California, eleven. Thhmr ,
Mummies smacked Kuhllnnn for nine his players have probably beaten the strongst tam in the 3‘ ”I’m.
a -‘ A five runs in the first three in- which we believe to be a greater machine than N831? gym or Colgate. ,
. 1 after this they were help- Hats oflto Conch Neale.
1- "ml; only three hits in the last)
an i. '4'“. Several bad crrom put
Ihlm in lzouwc in nearly every inning;
"" KUNmah Pitchfd 800d “81”“ ”‘9; When it on: a case of stroight football W. and J. found 14mm her
1““ 5"“ innings. lirlklnx out ""19 men. master. But by employing a deceptive aerial attack. the southern team over-
"‘“*‘"~" ”I ”l" N'W’W’s “farm ““1"“ came this advantage and won a truly remarkable victory.
I'l Hm box for the Norwnlks. but was .
1 km» out in the lourth inning after!
a...- Luvkwoods had scored four runs.
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1 .l‘l i it! filled the Dbm in the, Matt) Brannon! panting in the Istayéteu-W. and J. game was oneofflle
“'“’ ‘ -‘ “”h nom. 01* unn. “’10 rfi’features of the contest. Once or twice the Word boy's kick was h'ried
,I’HI" 1i him. was \’(‘Y_Y wild and hit byaVV. Md J_ “new I) an!) ~
“mind. the first man to race him. tore-Em"; wan placed. 3 re 8 through, but ordinal-fly hll punts were long
hut in lhv living: run. Ryan was given
.- her-'0 on hulls. forcing in another-
lull. putting: the Lockwoods in the lead
.ml :vrtvr this they were never head
“l in the» next inning two bases on
MIN. Herring's single and Broad'sf
mnrl doubln. drove in three more?
lullsl. and this Wed the scoring fol
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'l'hv game was interesting all the
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the complete casualty lit ism:
followings. (meeting-up mm hard ;
Mam-Brown. mm memen- '
The two mek‘peflod previous bottle
first" 7'31; Three" me in will ch-Inlc'
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November 18, fildsthe Eli qund‘in
remarkably fine pm 0mm
It’s: a fine commentary on'thc handl—
vhgof the-moron the put of‘Tnd
. IUEIVS‘W ll!!! SUI"E&“" _. i J a !'
-Ils:cx, trainer. extraordinary of the
Illicforces. . * g
'f Nmrhnutherebeen nfimgfiis
Mfié here. 7 when the physical
condition-oi the varsity squad has
been at a higher point than this yer.
Charlie (3‘me to the only reg-nim-
' who might not last through a. full
garner— ufl‘fir'i‘s meow: that he will
be in the pink of. condition for Prince-
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Cornell 56, Columbia 0. Oh how New York University' students and
grads will deught in reading that! The Columbia. Specmtor, the University
paper. in comment-in; op the N. 1’. 1;. Columbia controversy that has arisen
over that reversed decilion. says that Columbia should wash her hands clean
of N. Y. 13.: that the Violet is not a worthy opponent of the Blue and Gray.
The article continues to find that Columbia should meet in the tuture only
such teams as Cornell and the like.
tinned as a posible head utility‘s
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”H"- d*‘3l‘"° ""9"“ "7°!“ ‘5 “ch no promeni Mme proper selection causation. pinch will be 'hoiznff'
1‘ «'v- “AS in‘ position to score in every “ ‘ ° ° of * first string backfield. ‘th has the Association,“ Automobilcafi.
u my; tw.-nty»thrce men being left on ~ , confronted Jom‘ sinccthe develop- Tommy Milton. a leading drive
., L... ._ .luw-n or the Norwalks mm It is said that Coach Tom Thorpe read this article from the Spectator to; several years. is sad to be one of
’- ‘ ’ ‘ ' 'is nearer
gegmimifiimént mmrnm so of leaders in plans for a convention
theibrlluont work or Newoll Neidlin- drivers eorly in January to exec:
‘ger against Blown. ,mt manage; hite organinfion.
{will find a. permanent place back 0 . M? _
‘ l' momma ' gamestocome mgr-moans .
,ga: scerminty. fort”): has developed THE SEN'rmlaL has ample“;
into one of the most brilliant running mgfiments whereby tho 13*
banks Yale has had in some years. On can get the reports on the. M
a. dry field Neidlinger is likely to re. elections. A metal service arm
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Hwnry “farm's home run was the
: allnr'v or the day. he driving the, ball
our the right field fence. hitting the
mur nl' thn garage on Lawrence street.
lH-mlrl nursed n. homo run by inches
in the third inning. the bull hitting the
10p of the r. ncc. Muuvoy was the bat-
ting slur fur the Norwalks and Broad
his N. Y. U eleven just before it went in to battle. Trinity on Saturday. with a‘ ‘
purpose of instilling a. fighting spirit in his plzu'ers. And judging from the
decisive N. Y. U. victory or 13 to 0 over the Hartford eleven."00nch Thorpe
accomplished his purpose. The New York mentor is now thinkingrof read“
the article to his players again Delore- the Fordham game tomorrow. N. Y.
U. and Fordham have always been great rivals and N. Y. U. think: more of‘
winning this game than any other on her schedule.
Hartford has urged all sportsmen in-
terested in these statutes to attend the
conference and present their views as
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(‘zlr'l'lwl ml the honors for the Inck- to the most adnsable measures f0: pea: yesterday’s perfonnanoe against ASSOCIATED PRESS vii _. ,
Woods. Natl-c Dame showed its class Saturday by conquering Indiana. 27 to 0. dealing With the state 83 a whole. ’the- best Harvard or' Princeton can the returns promptly. m m.
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The lust turm- of the svries will he
play-ml m \l Sundus'. As each team has
won iv 4» lump s this “ill be the rubber
This week the South Bend e'leven journeys to “Fest Point for the mung! clash
'-'.'llh the Army. a. contest mat is attracting a great deal of interest. Them is
perhaps no other chstem eleven that is followed more chely by Eastern
operators at the wires, the rem
will be given out immediately a”
receiving them. The lusty voiceagf
. . ssenfi out, Yale men figure.
Skating Cham- Capt. Jordan. of course. will be in
U . ' 0 his regular place and the team never ‘ _ ‘
mu“, m l m m..- (in; championship. critics um: Notre Dame. mans so PT spears . i plahshlp Dates could spare ,Bin 'Liallory. Although Charles Lmdeberg mu carry all _
The guru‘s w kt “wk will start at two « 'i .Duo in ngood~ measure to a trifle; ‘13:}: carries the ball as little as any nouncements up and down Wash”
O'vlm‘k T’w crowd Nosh‘rdar iammed . . ' ‘ "- ’ , fiitei‘ m- butsalso due in a still MONTREAL. Nov. s.—-sx. John. N.‘.regulzir back to the college world. as a ton street—
Alan-llnvnt l'n rk. there being over 5 » greater, mourn-e10 the breaks against 3.. was chosen as the cm tot-tile in- ' unit in defense he is mispcnsible... . ‘
hilt-p” “mm-v.1 mid admissions, The A real surpgisc on Saturday was the Holy Cross victory of 10 to 0 over’limem, the'Tjger football team was de- ,ter-atlonal skating meet 01.1923, and That dispows or all the places but; GIFTS To GREEK REFUGEE:
rlihlu-r‘ cnmv nvxt. Sunday should Georgetown at \Vashington. \‘S'hilc it wag generally expected the Worcester: [eated-ycsterday aftPrlzoon by a score Chicago for the national competition quarterback. which no one disputes; 7 - - m1). _
u'rzlw .i lurg. r crowd than this. eleven would give the “’aslllnglonians a. stiff battle. a. purple victory was of pkg-0,111“, mio“vt.'en park (Stam- at the annual mm: 01' the-Interna-‘will be fined by O'Hara. With Wight. ' ATHF,_\S_ {\ov- 5-.1'1387 gift ,,_ :
.\'ORVVALKS hardly looked hr. Georgetown. during the last few weeks. has fallen from ford) gridiron by um. Au Stamforduoua; Skating mum“ of Meg-m Res— {Neale‘Oocbranm Scott, Becket. Keller. Princess Anastasia. the former &;
.llr. r. )1. pa. :1. c. a hizh to a. rather low ranking in college circles. At the outat of the 84288031.;team, in the first game of a. series be~ : olutlons protesting against the operanKnowles. Knapp and 3388 0n_ the side W'illiani B. Leeds, of 500.990 ow
lilh ,x. 3h ......... s. l 2 2 o o the Washington eleven was heralded as one of the strongest in the countrY- tween the two teams. ition of the United States Hockey As- lines, Yale will be ready for any to the Greek refugee fund. and of '
. r. 'nnnr-H. if . . . . . . S 0 1 1 0 0 and utter its 37 to 0 victory over the University of Cincinnati was given much There were ”Vex-a1 points that were socistlon as an amateur organization emergency that might arise through 600.000 dracllma by sn- Basil ,
bv'rmiit. (l ...... . 3 1 ‘ l n o a publicity. Apparently. something has gone wrong with Georgetown- not at all‘to the liking of the local were adopted, It. also ~was—roted 4to sudden injuries to the blgvtoor. mm the international banker. into {
1mm. p ....... .. . 1 o o 0 3. 1 .— lads in the game, one being the un-Esend a delegation from the union tol Yale faces what should prove an same purpose. was announced today,
mum». rs‘ am of .. 5 n '.'. 1 n 0 _ [W Renaming indulged in brine annual meeting of the Amateur-jean; name next ;Satll1‘da:Y- Maryland , ' "
lyllfuf‘ll'l’l. liv ..... 5 0 l 9 0 0 The schedule includes the following the referee, Mas.;llerp%:nd also this month to protest against the (om’lsg here again to give the 31131;: . » ,
linrkz‘. :3 -------- 5 0 0 0 5 0 dates: Jan. :9, Harvard at Yule; Feb. 1' his continued coaiclh’gfio Stam- hockey mociation.‘ substitutes a. chance to show w ’ W: _. 7 ’7 , ,
\A .l'lll. l‘ mu! rf . . 5 1 1 l 3 0 - Princeton at‘Yale. ' ’ford team during the 5am ' ’ they have below. the Princeton $3-0. 4 , ;
Muhm. v ........ 4 1 3 9 fl 0 I ____.____._..____. Joe stolen was taken. out in the Kaplan Gets . Jone.- probab‘.) vn‘ll use his regular! .
L . : v. .22. ........ 4 1 1 1 3 1 . l ' early part of the come with"‘s. wrench- 7 . ‘t-ut lutle in flow game.
— — -— —- —~ —- SEAT WEN“ Rea MC“ Separates 'ed ankle. while "Duke" Williluils re— N. Y. 300mg-
'“"'-"~“ """ " “’ 5 ‘2 3‘ ‘5 z 6 ‘7 vs. Bloomer (a‘rirlss-wml “ bad” mm" “m ““8 ' - Auto Racers Plan
LOCKWOODS _ 1 zone of the plays. it being thought that Kid ian the Me '15:: tornado , . . .
3.1). r. h. no. a. c. i —-""— lth’e nose was broken for a. few who has cleaned up eve filing in his Namnal Omanlzatlon
"’ “m- 3" """"" 5‘ 3 1 1 3 2 Graduates Slated to Get Two: The Rm MG“ separates We" “3“” ”mm“. ' class in this“ neighborhood may set a " -
1‘lul’lk. 5‘s: ....... . 3 l 1 5 l 0 [season tonight at 1:195 M?“ H‘H' 3°?" Several other local men were also New York showing against Vincent" ’NEW YORK. gov. .——Automob§le
M” m... C """ 3 0 1 1° 1 ° Tickets Instead Of EW' i “It With the MW 1°“ onomer'mu”¢ in “‘e game‘ m3“. trapper)- Martin ‘ if Kntcznnaker song drivers are planning a. national
'llrnnll. rr ......... 3 2 2 4 l 2 ed Three. .Girl& The‘ “£00m” Girls ”9 “elem was noticeably'rmgh. and with qurmw‘ég “canon Square Guam omméon. headed by a. director
Kuhllnnn. p . . 5 0 1 0 2 1 champion glrls team of the country”he officials an sword men. with, h” his inv ‘ .. . ~ , ill authority to protect their inter-
l’ow‘i'm- 3" ' ' ' " ' 4 1 I 3 3 1 — and are sure to put up a fine gum. the exception of Jack'Gcal-in, who m Flour-coy" Ll negotiating "nowggio at. such axis held by Commissioner
mm. It .......... 3 2 1 0 0 0 NE“ HAVEX' 3°“ °~‘*Ya‘e and‘“‘*‘“‘ '3’“ Sep?’a‘9"3°‘en ”gm" fehe of the time “we“ the “1 inn the War Ci‘rbearcntsnd ‘Mar— K. 3.1. Landis in baseball.
"mum“ H _ 5 0 1 0 0 0 Harvard graduates who thought theymst. the fast llttle forward of the mmrds “got away” “a! it. , .m :flmy.“ a: show carded for . ey Oldfield. formerly speed
in. rr'lnir. 1h ...... r: l 1 5 o 0 were fortunate in being allowed to! Bloomer Girls is one of the fastest} Mike Boyle was umpire. and paddy “muse? 23 Ba"; i3 today. has been men‘
_______ send in their applications for three players in the game. and will keep Tonerwas the other time keeper with ‘ To bout {3 ‘0 go 19 rounds and '
'l‘mlls ........ 36‘» 9 in 27 ll 6 tickets to the classic in the Yale Bowl Cavanangh on the jumponrins the Gem The no“ game or the “1“”me are “med. t; 'be signed _ - _ - - - - - — _ ----------------------
SCORE m. INNINGS on November 25 are about to learn ,’ game. Mae Kohl. the tall center or the will be played in this city on Thank» within-ads? or m saysvmournoy. ,
Nor“‘.iiks 2 2 1 u n o o o 0—5 that because of the tremendous (leavisitol‘l chums she Will ,hBW Wishing Day. and this fime'al'dliferent ' 9-“ .,. _.
Jflfk‘voods u 1 3 g 3 0 0 0 x——-9 inland their allotment will be in two'tl’ouble out Jumping Roy Jones but'ruling will be had with er the . ‘ ‘ ,
SUMMARY instead at three. Announcement toilloy says he is from "Missouri."
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Kuhlman. graduate manager for Harvard. who 0n next Monday evening the Bed ‘ time We“ the same no “9y were . Twodasp. Sncdc 3115311,?! 8 £005 *- 0f ‘
nu”... run——“’arm. have been figuring out for the last two ‘ Men Sm. will open their neuron 'lth treated ymmay, , , W‘s fm Gmm_
Find 1... hulls ..... or: “rm-m 2’ Dunn days in New Haven how to arrange the Blessed Sacraments of Bridgeport: Avery large ma witnessed the »
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this effect
Harold F. “foodch of the Yale
Athletic Association and Fred Moore.
matters so the greatest number will be .3
fairly pleased it not stifled.
160.000 applications have been re—’.
celx‘cd.with every mall b . 'ng in‘
more. Applications close Friday night. :
A careful study of the problem re-l
students at the two universities two»
tickets only and the work of distribu-
tion on this basis will be shared 31011.3
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"We know that there will be a Eccl-
im: of disappointment." Mr. Woodcock
said last night. "but there was nothing
Smith and Wood on the jump to do
much scoring this evening. '
who are composed 0: several college
'stam. The local boys defeated this
The seating capscity of the bowl is almost: twice last year by two points. m namely a. few "raw” desisthnt
few under 76.000 and already nearlyiand the visitors are out for revenge. slmost predpimted mitts, m a. most
The Separates will take on the fact
Williams A. C. of Stamford. Thisteam
is made up of Stevenson and Heroic
of the Yale 8: Tone five. McCoy and
n”: on errors~Norwnlk 5; Lock-FUR"! n the decision to allow former§Undcmack ot the Glenbrook Big 5
and Dillon of last year's Williams
. Ital.
Lineup for tonight’s game as fol-
lows:
Bloomer Girls
Helen Demurest
W. Wood, D. Shoehan
Red Men Separates
reflex-cc. and it is ponible that there
was made yesterday bylLouise and Kitty Enzram will keep R. will be ‘ refml on the M of the
Tigers to allow the All Sfimfords to
have any or their men as metals save
'xnhle. which despite the unpleasant
features that cropped up now and
enjoyable one, eventhoug Not—walk
did not win out.
The Tiger! expect to turn the tables
on their opponents in the nut
player ham-
TCounty Fish“ .
3 Game Mmhers _
To Hold‘Meetlng‘
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_ . also to do. It is the some thing every 1. f. - . Remmufives {mm the Fajrfield
u. v your. but this {all the sltnntlon is_P.ose Roth ............... 3.8m -mman‘dememufionwm
J ”nertson Still worse than ever. The two tickets'olaif r. t. ' lCount.‘
Leads in Scoring
that we. will have. to return hundreds center ' House of RWW’ hall. Hart- ‘7 3
, . -- ‘ ' t of non-personal use anomalous. Louise Engrun ...... W. Gsvunsugil ford. Thursday. m. 16. topreaent 3
“ ‘Ul‘kv 2“)"- 6.-—-Quarler)nck These are applications soot in by i. g. ‘ , ' unending :
Robertson of Carnegie Tech”
.4: to lead in individual grid-
only: in the east. according to
“lions today. with
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73 points.
Luna-«l of twelve touchdowns nod
from try after touchdown.
lirmmwr of Laurette. ll close
! twit‘l 71.
consisting
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u :‘S and ll points after toucn-
u 12m “Hilton and Palm. of Penn
zth with
61 and 55 re—
Wtze- Phann and Eddie Raw.
' i“:»z-..~:l hacks. climbed around
V... :1 result of their
against
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Ur:.' 3?‘;a:::2c:3y $123.13; The 1923 schednlcsmong these col-Hi. Rney".......... 73. 90 12
. wading ”'30,.“ from logos. includingnftcen games. also was;Tovpsend. Jr: ..-. 91598383 -'
a: l’F-Eifiterild three field “EDIE“. . < 11‘0me 31'. ~““ 15;;‘55‘g’35.
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Alhlcllcs (vet Outflelder inside. or which; om defending mimnxggonx.-..u..~_. s": at; s! 9231‘ .
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scoring
Columbia Saturday.
and Raw 4: points.
:Jtilhi‘r" (‘orncll stalwart.-
‘u .‘-‘l in scoring points from
Milwaukee. club.
r»! tho best outfit-idols in
Association. will come
.. erlzia American League
Connie Mack and
Galloway. oil
will go to Milwaukee
friends or relatives of graduates.
using the names of graduates. who,
live too for to attend or who cannot be 5
on hand for other reasons. We!
will simply be unable to honor suchf
npplimtlonl.” '
Hockey Rules
Being Changed.
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important changes in intercollegiate:
hockey rules were mode public today.
following the annual full meeting of
the Ice Hockey Association. composed.
of eight institutions. m.’Yfle. j
Education, Cornell. Columbia; Penn
Warez-attuned“; permitnpm-eri.
skating
is the only way out of it, yet even rt Mae Kalil ............... Wiener
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A third game in the Non”! poo...
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