nuns rm; 1m
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Nil-3V HAVEN. Nov. 72—11": Yale
sanity was given a respite tested”.
"81: far a: cerium-gin; was concerned.
xoiug through a. dummy scrimmage
outm- the second team had been fight—-
‘m; it. out with the scrubs for he}! on
our. Neidllnger. who was the out-
" :lmg mr or the Brown game.
i:. ran the vnmlty in the dummy
, more. and his companion backs
re \Vight. Jordan and. Mallory.
' 3W was one change in the vault).
V “fiver being- at right end In place or
.2 human.
There is some question now a; to
‘ wvlmttwr O'Hearn will be able to cut
1 .Nvldling'v‘r out In the race (or quarter-
xmnk it is realized that “fight is the
{we}! tosmr ol’ the forward pm on Lb.
nomad. :is was demonstrated against
Brown. and lt is thought that this kc:
wontphshnwnt will be the means of
gum: him u. regular place In the
bau‘ktleld. With xwiminger n Quarter.
“1- re would be no place for O'Hegrn.
who Jdfllltlf‘dly. has not been in. the
Ln<r of shape for over a. month.
("Htxtrn has not played in a. game for
morn lhzm four weeks, and it is doubt-
m: u’ lw will be able to stand very
‘n of a pounding. slush as he might
r}! tho tun-ids of the Princeton
llllil‘
l't v‘> I. w
'1 If: r~<
l I Millnh‘. who retired from the
12v :\ 2mm» with a. bruised shoulder.
.. fit right again. and eager to have n
n~~.:'z;l.u‘ wrmmmgr' called. He is prov-
In: .: lwm‘ for work. The scrimmage
l-o xw»_+,‘~n tho. scrubs and -the meeond
mrsirv was run of! In a light rain. but
lorh tram? handled the ball. cleanly.
Kalle-v. Knapp and Blair made touch-
down; for the varsity subs. the last
numml player scoring following-n rum
of gut): yards aftnr intwrceptlng a‘ior.
wart! pans.
Tad Jonas will put the varsitv
a through :1. hard scrimmage today.
“ “dog at least two complete sets of
lurks.
: Sarazen Says “Au
Revoir” as Club
Savers! Contract
F'IT'E‘SRURGH. NOV.
WlV
/ .
T.~—"l will not
good-bye as I am hopeful that
something may develop that will bring
wizv hack her» next season." declared
d'wnw Starau‘n. the Unitefi States open
1‘ hung-inn :mrl holder of the! informal
v-urul l's vhnmpionship title by virtue of
l L- egg-Are} euu- “MWA- rurwm‘m
J ft her- Lust night for New York.
Following a series of conferences with
Hm otfirlals of the Hizhland Commit-v
t'mh thn contract which the club held
tor the» young Champion's services for
xv rt season was 59‘??er by mutual
:nrrecmunt. Snrazon asked for an in-
«ruas» in taint-y. whlch the club felt
i: was not m .1 position to pay.
lh‘forv lea v'mz Saraxen said:
‘ I intend to go to Great Brltain and
1‘! .v in th» British open champion-
34.19. mm then I will have to play in all
1??» big tournaments in this country in
cwlrlltlon to exhibition matches. There
' are other rvnsons why I could not rc-
‘rmin with the Highland club and do
iJmticc to the club.”
.. ' N 0 Celebration by
W. and J. Over _
Lafayette Deth
W‘ASHIXG’I’ON. Pas. Nov. 7.—'l'here
was no demonstration when the
“.tfihlngton and Jeffeuon students
arrived honw from New York. where
-.: Saturrmy they saw their eleven
1 unquer Lafayette. 14 to 13. The head
f-' Hm studnnt assembly in midi-caring
1: . undergraduates said that Lafay-
-~u.- had fought too nobly and played
.1 Vull to have the defeat "rubbed
.‘l ' and requested that there be noi
rxmnwtrauon at this time. His sug-
«lion was met with unanimous ac-
phmrc.
‘l‘w pl'fl‘Sldt‘FltS got home in time for
I whttmns and. the players went from
I trrxin directly to the classrooms,
'\ ‘ ready to resume work in prep-
rrwr: t’or the expected hard battle,
on Saturday with Wabash Col~
Thu latter you over Denim: last
ml :y and has had but one touch-
scored can"! it this sermon. l
fwd Sox Must Pay
$534.05, Jury Decides
1H.A HELPHM. Nov. 7.—-A jury!
"‘xxnrnnn 1"“: Court here renter-
m :1?!le Henry Manner. manager
Johnsto‘rn (Pa) Independent
, (ml Club. 3534-115 in unit cgainlt
-‘ ftovon American L‘eogue Baseball
:1).— tm‘ach “contract In tailing
(n an engagement to phr’lh
‘u‘nvrn on September 8. 1921.
' Huston club in defense laid the
was called off when it was in-f
‘- ml that two of the Jobnstm
-r-‘4 w-i‘rr ineligible. It appeared
3'70‘.s-’M'>*r. that the players WY!
=31!»
3:,
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.
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Lang 13 m a
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Hum] Continua
h'iLF’l’i’lA. Nov. TL—Jsek
" :1 mton. N. 7.. an ear—
‘ . L‘niwnhy of Penn-tri-
‘vhmnn football team. was
t :1 critical Condition in 9,23
“marital as a result of Rh
.rmrarxhud Saturday h ‘ m
“ "3‘""-‘rsl»:zrz Academy at Her.
rim
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Ln“.
just below the neck. WI.
O‘Heam as Quartet“;
A,“ 5
no Columbia but: Redderlck and Kopfimmmmm
cla- football player-aim Buck O‘Nen’s man-c. m3: the-immune
supported by any kind or a. line Columbia wofld MA: a: W m
e in ”
Nebraska Jdted
When m unified its way to victory-over magnum elem
on Saturday the ”fitted a. remarkable triumph mrthe Welt. m
22:90de to sun. Ind not without reason. The W: mica. M
and detefmiaed football- machine and scam Wed itanoflfle tint
SW could beat them. Perhaps that mnemm mm
defeat. At any rate. they found in Syracuse h ugh MW than
they unnamed meethguand it goes without an; we keenly W
In their (allure to came.
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Cornell to strong this year yet not quite up to the mam-d of hot yesr':
great eleven. The big Bed man's from: m Columbia hat 8cm has
given mum: the idea that the abacus: are short the W eleven. mm
East which ts notthe net. omen must mfimrmmm collect-t1.-
football became of its-Meat showing this tall but when“ condder the
lthocans an arm as m I“? or Syracuse. Columbia was an almost
helpless opponent on Saint-fly :nd Cornell might have very éastly increased
the margin of victoryr by anymore points.
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California. as. usnnl. ls marching right through all her Western op-
ponents and at this writtng has captures; live straight victories. amassing a
total of 203 points. But 14 points have been scored against her by Santa.
Clam in the opening game of the season, which game California. won by the
score of 45 to 14.
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Two interesting games will be staged this afternoon in New York—the
Rutgers Louisiana. State and FordhamuN. Y U. contests. The former-game
will be staged at the Polo Grounds and the Fordham—N Y. U. meeting at
‘Jhlo Field. in the mi.
.
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Today 3 contest will mark the first meeting between Fordham and; N. Y.
L'. in seventeen yearn and the game promise: to be one of the hardest fought
hattles of the year. Both eleven: have been primed for a. bitter struggle and
{or the first time this season Coaches Tom Tharp and Frank Gar-gun will be
able to‘ use all their regulars. The two teams are so evenly matched that
not. even the most emmmtjs suppertm or either team are claiming a. vic-
tor) by a. dflcmve score.
m
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,‘Earle Neale. famous coach or the Washington and Jefferson eleven, is
receiving all kinds of attractive offers from dinerent Universities in the'
country. The latest tender he has received ls an offer to become manger of
the Atlanta. baseball club of the Souhtern Amelitlon. including a proposition
to provioe employment as a. football coach in a. leading Southern college»: at
mums annemumn. Pirate»); tvtmne will consider the proposi-
uon and give his answer in a few days.
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me New York Central ’u making arrangements to run special trains from
New York to West Point on Saturday to accommodate the large numbers
the} are planning to attend the Notro Dame—Army game. This contest is the
Cadet 3 big home game every year and thousands visit the Point to view it. It
is expected that the attendance this year, however. wtll shatter all previous
records.
‘Schnltze Bowlers
Win Three Straight
The Schultze Market Bowling Team
won three straight games from the
Norwalk Lock Wuon last night
at the Not-want Booking alleys. m
was another genre in the Km In~
dostrial Bowling league. The scores
rwere close and follow:
Tilden Will Lose First
Joint of Middle Finger
Philndelphia. Nov. 7.——W’illi.arn '1‘.
Tilden 2d. national tennis champion.
will lose the end of the middle finger
of his rtgb‘t hand as a result of blood
poison. which followed a slight cut
from a. wire backstop received while
he was playing at Bridgem. N.'J. tut
monttL _ :51)me LOCK
Dr. W'illiun B. Swarfley. surgeon at Livingmn . . as as 100 :71
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the finger agency has been removed: F5116? -- - - - 90 82 s: 255
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that he did not think it would lnter- 438 tn on 1,330
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TUSCALOOS.& Ala... Nev. 7.—Coach
Scott has tendered his resignation as
football coach at the University of
Pete Hartley Is Victor
N EW ORLEA‘. S. N 0". 'L—Pete
. the University
in. A vertebra in “twin r
Alabama. it was announced here yes—
terday following return" of the team
Yrom Philadelphia. where it. defeated
Hartley of New York won a. decision
over Young McGovern of New Orleans
in a. fifteen round bout here lint wt-
Hartley weighed 137 pound: and Mc-
of Pennsylvania last
Saturday.
Govern 135.
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M company defeated the
mendewtment of the same com-
rm ah“ last night. Three
gorges were toned off at the Nor-walk
thgi" “mum at! three
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of the motion pictures, and Angular
Thomas'ottheatzge wmbethegucm
‘of honor at a dinner given by the.
Friars Club, November 19, at the
Hotel Astor.
PALS.
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