The evening world. Newspaper, September 30, 1902, Page 9

yt ree but he soon showed weariness SIX OF COLUMBIA'S STARS ARE BARRE Capt. Harold Weekes One of Them—Will Have Week’s Time to ‘The Faculty Committee of Columbia University has temporarily debarred che following men from playing on the foot- ball team owing to deficiency in schol- + Capt. Harold A. Weekes. A. O. » H. A, Fischer, BE. R, Pem- G. D, Greene ind J. B. Fasoda. Ke, If the men can pass the examinauon is week or can ing able to pass, the Faculty Com- mittee will allow them to play until che examinations. faliure then will debar lem for the season, This action will seriously two games scheduled this week, the rat | of which will be with the Polytechnic Institute, of Brooklyn, to-morrow, and the gime with Rutgers College, at New Brunawick. N. J. on Saturday. iy Tigers First Scrab Gane, PRINCETON, Sepi. 3—The Tigers Vouched for as affect tho | had their tirst hard test of the season | 000 when they iined up against the scrubs ina fifteen-minule game, Only one touchdown was scored in that. time, Moore, an ixeter man, taking the plx- skin dver the line after the ball nad been steadily pushed fromthe centre of the tleld, Lacer the Varsity had ballon the second team's” five-yard mark, but were held for downs, The Une showed up unusually well and the backs made but one fumble during the game, Several likely candidates were | @ chance to show what they could lo. Fast Work by Brown, PROVIDE: Sept. 90.—Fast work marked the game between Brown and the scrubs yesterday ade in less than ten min- of the second team, got arsity'’s end twice for The men will be given a Tong run: Test to-day to get ready for the game with Vermont Wednesday. eae YALE’S FOOTBALL MEN PUT IN HARD WORK, (Bvecial to The Evening World.) NEW HAVEN, Conn., Sept. 30.—There were about eighty football candidates | D BY FACULTY. Pass “Exams,” out for practice yesterday, and it was the hardest day ao far this season, Tho coaches worked hard to ginger into the men, and every one seemed to move with lots of life, Bowman, who distin- gulsned himself in Saturday's game by his dine kicking, lifted the leather Into the alr tor the back tield candidates to) caich and form interference. Bowman, is oniy a fresaman, out is about the best and surest xickér tnere 1s out. In the scrimmage the ‘Varsity got the bet‘er of the argument, but were not able to on the scruos, who held them tor downs four or five times. ney, the heavy-welght freshman, play. iwalnst Glass and about held hie own. Bowman and Hyatt, who were end, were injured, but not badly, though they both stopped for the after- 0 The best showing made by any of the newcomers the past week hi Shevlin, who as much ined a place ity by his splendid work men had their first practice jof the year under Coach Blount, There were about seventy-five of them out, in- cluding many heavies, The freshies will be strong this year, ooo SENECA INDIAN PIERCE FAVORITE IN RACE, He Is to Run Against Star Dis- tance Men Saturday. ‘The fine running of Jerry Pierce, the Seneca Indian, at the games in Newark last week has Installed him ag the fa- vorite in the three-mile special race at the Pastime A. C. games next Saturday. Among those who will compete with the Pastime runner are A. L. Newton, the steeplechase champion; A, C. Bowen. the intercollegiate champion, ied John Joyce, the five-mile honors Entries for race events close with J. McHugh, Avenue A and Sixt wtih street, or Dieges & Clust, No. 2% John atree| O'BRIEN, FAST SIX-ROUNDER, TOO MUCH FOR CHOYNSKI "Frisco Heavy-Weight Tried Roughing Toward End of Contest, but E CHICAGO, Sept. 90.—Jack O'Brien, cf Philadelphia, won on points from Joe Choynski in a s!x-round contest here last “hight. O'Brien was too fast for Choyn- ski, As soon as the fight began O'Brien resorted to jadbing with his left, fol- lowing this with his right to the Jaw. O'Brien kept this up for five rounds and during all this time Choynski was un- able to land a sipgle telling blow. When they came up for the last round Choyneki began roughing it. During one of the exchanges he succeeded in reaching O'Brien with a stiff right. The blow cut a deep gash in O'Brien's fore- head and made the latter furious. Choynski tried to follow up his ad- from the fast pace and toward the end of the round he got naif a dozen blows on the Jaw that rendered him almost helpless. O'Brien then made every effort finish Choynski, but the time was too hort, though the final bell found Choyn- ski barely able to stand, In a preliminary. George Monroe, of Hew York, won a decision over Mike ley, of Chicane after six rounds of oi r fighting. ffort Came Too Late. London a few weeks ago, met Will Cur- ley, the clever English feather-weight, in a fifteen-round bout there last night. The decision at the end was a draw. The boys fought fast and viciously through- out the encounter, thelr wonderful cle erness being constantly applauded the spectators. A sid t of $2,000 was up on the result, but the backers of both men agreed to have the contest declared a draw in case the bout lasted the limit. O'Brien Ryan Now. “Philadelphia Jack" O'Brien, who de- feated Joe Choynski last night, is now entitled to @ mata) yeh Tommy nvay tor the middle-wel hamplonship of the world. It su le they will brought. together.” Evers, clus. in Chic cago, Philadelphia and San Fransisco has made them flattering offers. International Athletic Club, Erle, Canada, has offered them a purse of $5,000, which they may accept. Maher to Meet O’Brien. O'Brien's poche te) will be with Peter Mabe tchmaker Jack Fo- garty, of the Ariel Athletic Club, of Bhiladelphia, has secured ee signature, of both fighters to meet in x-rount bout at the opening Lad show of his club, which takes shortly. O'Brien bad no troub i in landing when | paral on this famous kidney remedy, Swamp- SDAY EVEN THOUSANDS. HAVE. KIDNEY TROUBLE AND DONT NCW TT. To Prove What.Swamp-Root, the Great Kidney Remedy, Will Do for YOU, Every Reader of The Evening World May Have a Sample Bottle Sent Free by Mail. 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