The evening world. Newspaper, October 17, 1903, Page 6

CATCHING A PUNT. po Ross McClave, of’ Princeton, Seldom Fumbles When He Gets the Ball— When The Evening World Photog- rapher Caught Him He Was Get- ting Into Position for a Quick Start After the Catch. Crimson Players Clash with Soldiers, Princeton Boys Seek Scalps of the Indians, While Wearers of the Blue Wrestle with Pa. State College Team HARVARD EXPECTS | TIGERS PLAY IN TO DOWN SOLDIERS) DRIZZLING RAIN First Half—Harvard 56, West LINE-UP. Point 6. Positions, Indians, L, Jude r Sct LINE"U UP. be C} ‘yrarmall Knowlton y Johnson ; awa a, - Charles ‘Willtains PRINCETON, N, J.; Oct. 17.—Though } Princeton has the advantage In weight and has shown quite some speed during ae Ny. om, 11—the | te Season, today her men contended WES INT, N. ¥., Oct e es Harvard team faced the soldiers here |*#alnst a team picked trom a race ac today, on a wet, slippery eld. | dela; | knowledged universaily|to be the qui:k- aling rain fell all morning. Weat Point {fy confident, and the general opinion Is|¢#t @nd most cunning on earth. The that Harvard 1s up against the toughest | crowd scented a hard battle, and gathered in the field stand {n numbers roposition ‘ane has. faced this ye ng while cures? a hard Arugale feel | Unequalled’at any game here this year, The game stated in ¢ drizaliig rain, YALE EXPECTS PENN'S PLAYERS AN EASY TIME SEEK REVENGE promeos Giileapte Stillwell ett = 0. Linesman—! 1. Hniver--Fitteen and ten, ininutes DE WITT TRYING A GOAL FROS1 THE FIELD, Princeton's big player has become quite proficient in the art and may show his form in to-day’s game with Indians. REAGAN FOUGHT DRAW WITH CHAMPION NEIL OLYMPICS PLAY ENGINEERS. MORRISTOWN BOYS |e seem Dunn ng “ame of the séason will be played on | ae Harlem Oval, at One Hundred and he Berry Thirty-sixth street and Madison avenue, “Sietiveen to-morrow. It will be the first time Whitworth Easterners have had the chance to see Jack Munroe, the Butte miner, in a Foulkorn NEW HAVEN, Conn., Oct. 17.—Penn INE-UP. football uniform. ‘The ex-miner has| PHIA, Oct. 17.—In a drizzling State was not considered a hard nut for adopted that game as a preliminary to (Special to The Evening World.) } on a water-soaked gridiron, the Elis to craoie when they lined up at|g°l,Grammar. — Positions, Morristown. | the hard work of training for his pro- nds both cut loose tn the sixth, and posed fight with Jim Jeffries. He was a LOS ANGELES, Cal., Oct, 17.—Johnn. n that time to the finish it was a versity football team played tho Brown] the Yale Field this ufternoon. Rain University here this afternoon, The} made a possibility of fumbling and a Meagan, Brooklyn's clever little 1 sive-and-take uffair with honors even on pounder, took a mighty fallout of Call Anis h calculation, though Reagan's Penna team, which |s full of conic wes determined to get revenge for fear that the little Penn college boys might steal a march over the Yale goal] { member of. the championship semi-pro- fessional team of the West two years| ago and knows the game from beginning fornia‘s pride by staying twepty hard,! work was by far the cleaner of the two gruelling rounds with Frankio'Nell last] Whenover he cut loose with a punch| ¥¢ BAR ae, MACHR Pease 2 Sea a night before the Century Athlotic Club | {1 was a clean one, and he wasted little hey eee Mitene wrling | COrmerly one o The decision was a draw. At every! offort. Realising the atrength of his op- FOR WEST SIDE TITLE. me + Beating ote, and Wats cline eng pins stage of the fighting game Reagan had], °°. 0, fed his ows, powers, MORRISTOWN, ®. J., Oct. 17.-None Orange Olympics’ opponents the better of Nell. The latter's strength| yor Mute ue ouen rent bane theotee ‘The Wado A. A. and the Moroccos| the worse for their defeat at the hands 0 the west “Point Bngineerer | ls what pulled lim through safe. 4 Sako horse, flnlshing like @ crass , the {-professional School, Morristown School Time and again the little Hasterner} 'ittlo devil will play for semi-p) of Dwight 5 Both went t ae " championship of the west side at | Columbia Grammar yhirled In a long swinging right upper-| 20 Bere Ganda a thenters| Equitable Park, Sixty-seventh atreet| "et UP usainst Columbia that seldom failed of lodgment on| sounds of the mill, but there was hardly ene West End ‘avenue, to-morrow.| School here this afternoon, Nell's nose or jaw, and every one of|# clean. knockdown in the hour and cams are anxious to gain the ———_ \ehemrniet the. 1nd Grane Bag rer tace | Swenty calndion they Were'ia tie rine | honor of velng the champlons, and will Se to end. He will play right tackle the Olympic A. Cc. ty with him willbe auch stars ry Ooydine Both Wwelghed in-at ‘is pounds at | no doubt fight hai ctory, FOOTBALL MATCHES. Neil's pecullar style had no terrors for|o'clock, and each was in ‘perfect con: , Reagan, who was as cool as a fish | dition. { jthrougnout. His opponent fought in the|, Reagan had the sympathies of the i 8T. JOHN'S BEATS OLD RIVALS. As a preliminary to the Gaelic football NAPOLIS, Mé., Oct, 17.—8t, John’s| ChAmPionship game to-morow at West LINE-UP, house throughout. the nights battle. Dr. Williams| | usual Callfornia crouch, and early in the|Noll's only succeusful tickewas rushing |X. ¥. M. Positions, Pratt Institute. | cath, New, York Field, Weehaken,, between f {mill Reagan decided the uppercut was| his little antagonist to the ropes, and Dies | tars and “Agriculsura Col rivals, Pens the OConnelis and Kickhams, ‘there will } j most likely to straighten tim up out|eventually Reagan learned ton protect : : Mary! gricultural College, at foot-|be a Rugby match, with the Olymplas, of | ¥ Is up Aisacle toe een tee korea LG; here to-day by the score of 18 to 0.| Union Hill, and the Algerias, of Jersey lay. jot st shots to keop Nell from becoming over- ‘The fleld was covered with water. Clty, as opponents. 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Sundays, 10 A. M. to 4 P. Mf. CONSULTATION AND ADVICE FREE. DR. R.H. M. MACKENZIE’S Medical and Surgical Office, 146 WEST 34TH STREET. Flamm Flambeau—Gi Sonik have foored,« Jess plucky ‘man. | Pinger Rese, is ieee —— wt five rounds were very pis west $400, RioBatnamnton Lala A: LINE-UP, as if he would go TRatuows P h ahs: ‘Bait the close, very. weak. by Longflight—Rathleen; 14 BRIGHTON BENCH ENTRIES, | =t".d ay eS fs, oa BRIGHTON BEACH, Oct. 17.—Entries| tection Bier a PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Oct. 11.—Willle| McAllister”. Be + Johneon See tho races to be decided here Monday | ; black HOMES" aH Roser! witsgerald, of Brooklyn, and Joe Tip-| praca; N, Y. Oct. 1%.—The strong ue, eh. fiverness—Filrt; H.] man, of Baltimore, fought six fast iG eleven Joppossdis Connell. on warns, 5, So, 27 eee rounds in the arena of the State Athletio| Bucknell eleven opp Club last night with honors in favor of| Perey Field to-day, The fleld was ST. LOUIS FINISHES. the Frooklyn boy muddy and sMppery as a result of @ se by hard mornin, in, (Special to The World.) rar on emtlig Ms Wort) gq. | CUBAN X-GIANTS’ LAST GAME. ———<—_ UIS, Oct. 17.—The - fae ae Herne ei ta|_Tme Cuban X-Glants, the champion follows: colored team, will play the strong Ho- boken nine at the St. George Cricket 38*5|Grounds In Hoboken to-morrow, This THEIR FLEMENT ¢ will be the Cuban Glants' last game in Lady Fonso third. ; this: vicinity. ant Sather Second Race—Three-quarters of ba vielaltys) thipssneapon.): Dinderdan Final Score—Annapolis 5, inson 0. BLADDER ‘AND O KIDNEY CON » by Kingston—Ag- PROSTATIC TROUBLES wrest ss te rs eat or sone standing NERVOUS DEBILITY $s arasesr PRIVATE DISEASES “sis “et ta et BLOOD POISON tas sta? fu & re Seeesees will pitch for the Hobokens, while Mc- Vico Bou warmweld,: 3°00 116 and Ciellan will do llkewise for the col- Time—1.1? 1-4. | ored team, mile and seventy CHARGED WITH RINGING, ne ‘Won by Wilhelmina, 6 to 2 and Landola, 2 to 1 for place. was econd: Model Monarch was third, Time COBHOCTON, Ohio, oO iJ. W. WINNERS AT CHICAGO. Horton was arrested at Milleraburg, o., ‘40-day charged with racing a “ringer” aa [4m last week's races here, His horse, lous we WORTH RACE TRACK, C™cago, Oct.! ci Jolonel Wood, winner of firat money in Gi. Dpocratss 1 17,—Following are the results of the, the 2.4Q trot, is sald to be McGregor, | J +E eave races acheduled to be run here this at-| with a record of 4.15%. Horton. whe te ( Tere ge] eg sings from Ontario, Canada, denies the} Decks at Race-—Won by Examiner, 6 to 1] charge, a6 to 6: Olymplan, 10.6 for ; Callant was time witout the aid of mercury or pot- VARICOCELE “ost ste ats own absorp- STRICTURE = nea 15 days without cutting, sree, pein or loss of time. It is & —_——__. DON’T. DELAY--COME TO-DAY. 1 an seocMANOR te for 3 adit talk, a tome ip the buy aia inch of ea a ais ee ie icoer. coger ped, expnava ard ay Stakes; five ui Bt ew ‘ Fthodox, Briéhton Races @ RACES HVERY: DAY AT 2PM UNTIL OCT. 24, | MUSIC BY MILITARY BAND. ake aa Be | Trojley Cara. Rallrond oad eats fone ia ery, éhall Street, honts shee ¥ _conneeting’ with snecial-t ee ANTAy CAR SULES LINE-UP. Positions, LB. mile and a six- URE IN 48 HOURS. bd — NAVY ACADPMY FIELD) Annayo- Pas ne aa ON OTHER FIELDS. Final Score—New York University |e Stevens 0, Picong Malt-tatayottg, BS: Ford. Ms, Md., Oct, 17.—nO the Naval Acad- emy football field this, afternoon the oleven of igri Pot e ang ~ Ditdshipmen fought mins the raft and mud. Water o Pun the batch tn: ao Rupture Cured DR. L. R, WILLIAMS os