The evening world. Newspaper, November 3, 1906, Page 8

4. fae de ( Pen ee iS as ~ LGR LOOT J THE EVENING WORLD, sarunpar, NOVEMBER 3, 1900..- STORIES OF SPORTS) TOLD BY EXPERTS | - cout ¢ BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK [UP TO DATE: NE ay AND WELL WRITTEN Sport History Made During Current Week. only awe good Boba. Mittin man-hotds tr Tommy Ryav, of course, fightion-iateiy dangerous as he was thre Yours ago.” But if Ty trim no welter-w whip him. Ry. faker, qras 4 wondert time, When he entered honest intention there wasn't a 1m! O© THOMAS 6 bts + Part 5 } aa “he agreed y i . E 5 earl: * > the mista} he Pncts Aad “Y p j S may be, big ‘than ts it if tie 1. although a Maniond ring to hold, » if Willie put Harry LITTLE AU KAUFMAN ay 1S GOING Back To SCHOOL“AGAIN, ENGLAND (S ALL INA FLUTTER -- HAC WANTS , TOEIGHT GUNNER MOIR, Thanks mk ity And,” to+ for W knock-out, He was a mast workman with the gloves, a boxer, a terribl/ puncher, x! tricky as w@fndlan. In fac has Indian blood {i Nis velna, which may account for s Of his Toxiness. Ryan ss holding out ror a purse of $1,000. Well, why nit? Mon of baie | ® his culture have drawn more money } i this yenr, and this yo: ter Jor $-——_____ “Nov. 3. First Day at Aqueduct. Track Good, | FIRST RACE— [eee somtimes from Firat Page) TIGERS, 42: DARTMOUTH, 0: — FIRST HALF, Brown ., ‘The Yale rooters in the west feld hurled Eoapgceuetetese| COONEY KICKS SEVEN GOAL secietiaee nt players came out w fow minutes| Harvard . rand the band struck up “Bee the Heroes Come."* ? $ two-year-olds: ix Aniones Sa Start wool Wor Montene etre Brown ....... Cadets Kick om, FINAL : aA we | |X Mle Won the toss “and enone thet (Specis! to- The Brening World), FIRST HALF, Harvard .. & COCUMBIA. FACULTY eet | q }south goal Te Mout the bat UUi! PRINCETON, N. Ji, Nov, 2—This old | Princeton PBrown-srs f AGE ATTELL tS SMU ij Atuontford “kicked Ga, but the bail was 1185 Mlowaway ABH Moleaey 3 . town was-crowded to-day for the game Dartmouth | brought back for onside play and ‘the THE FEATHER CHAMP |Gudets) were penalized “five yards. between the Tigera and Dartmouth. | SECOND HALF. | leaswngtord Meked ‘awalti! to “Morse, who |Last: “year Dartmouth! humbled’ the Princeton curried the ball to tue fo j Morse kicked to tha Gadeta Parte wing Tigers by a 6 to 0 score, hut this year Dartmouth 00.0.0...) [Nine. The army kicked back, then old Nassau's hopes and predictions were] “FINAL SCOR [nent 1a: trough to the centre of for a decisive victory, the Ne 7 | Princeton | the Wis penalized fttcen sf Di [327da for holding, “the ball: going to Lite eee | Yale's Ofty-yand line Hanton then pulled Harlag kicked off after losses on trial! , } ba and “Morse” kicked’ to “Mounttonds en, forward” passes, Glaze punted to Ed-| mado a ; ——— 3 is | Princeton. eopsational dasa of twenty dic Dition at centre, Cleared whole | wi irda tay. Hie vaed t grich—team Yor run to gba] a Mountford kicked to i ems Sale'sthirty-| Gnu kick-off in two plays, | c Sia 5 erara_tine—the—ban—rotting out landed ball Dart Seven Good Players To Com-| bounds" so far‘ the wu han aes ads Gurr “savs NO? = :Harvara | MacDon: AQUEDUCT ENTRIES. AQUEDUCT RACE TRACK, N. Y, Vv. 3.—The entries for Monday's moog Ore as follows ghiRST RACE—AN ages; handicap: ot SPeOIKt Rulon-M tn i SOL-DISHE CAMBRIDS] Fre ato oe the time. Morse weais MOUUNA yard Incl. Pr lgawe caine} z]Mass., Nov. 2—Harvard played Brawn a v ‘4 punted to Mountfond, who was downa; | uP seth At ah p Pritenars | one Soldiera—Pield- this afternoon under| nete ew America Ilnithe: centre of tocar 1 and successfully workal quarter-back Glaze | On 8 MaleTs ts der peice for New American ‘Ree parts fr hag. see time Kick and forward pass, but the ‘Tigers niliars ; oo Ganeart | (gon) Weatheh conditions, A crit ie Sper aN ase to Morse, who was pulled ioe | Were too Anxlous: for : © poople cheered the teams ay tne CTP S EL ses Championship Emblem. tracks on the twontyeynad men | peatedly got off-ade f z * trotted on the field Two hund 6 fenree ee thre youre | by Weeks.) Onvan: exehiangecen ons was itnable ante 0 Hrown students, backed up by a. brasa bail went to Yale's fortylvagy tine r downs and Glaz. Rey ide og: k-} hand, backed ry ig 4 ‘¢ Went throuch ¢ led Ky } ae inane Seven billiardists. of that Tone of Ave gee eRd tackled Kno Poat_ tim Fr if ‘ - ee ae team tn poyal man : i er, Harvard was woikened: by tus use ; : H sar ty obs Of five yards, Mountford agri and played a hoa HOUR CROLER Stier from lett” hain, | pith, Grito ore Fong 122s Pont sok aes Known ae ‘‘ahortstops' ‘and sailed the ball to Riot, wre ee 1thy sot, th aoe atu goen rie rimC abe ips ar mia Saare Monee a Sait oe 4 ty slipntty beinw thrciass of the “His ball tfieen yards tothe Anite yard wt yare pntined 600, Hers ee 17pm —Bctn fon. Hoppe Und And then Stourtcars Mgcut oe bouda | MAA five, toate Febton. sets the Preaent gets r4yn0"is | HOLY GROSS CONFIDENT 23 te i ‘ se minttort Kloked to Jones cleve! 7 Ags trick 0 Pe ’ and notwith <5 Tes Barbary } Slosson—wili 2 the lst of con- Who cheat esed at) Jones, Se SE ee reer tir ATT ithe 2b4 20081 HOLY GRO d - hiv SH. | testants in the te t for the ni ndets’ “rah-rahed* * 1 kot ed” “thelr rican chaz The Tige Ave an excellent aye] ian ofoboth derense and offense ? [ns Kort. Dactmout 1130 | My cette OF BEATING FORDHAM,| 2" i"k FIRST HALF, ® Joly Cro eis Hurrd demas SECOND TALE Holy Cross. Fordham thelr own. territory. Tt Tourenne, Pr Hettetenekom a through] + AL scon Holy Croan . Fordham Hollowtnas WORCPSTER, Mass. Noy, 3—Holy [ Croke and—tordham=the--two— majors fo RIETH RACE Jerult Colleges of Am rica. met in| mle and one-sixteen all und got over » INDIANS WIN HARD GAME | FROM SYRACUSE, 9 To 4 MPIC PARK, BU 3—Promptiy at he-ball otternsan the game botw Can Syracuse Indians and Syracuse University = SECOND LE The weather conditions wer D HALE "SECOND HALF, Tastntes sete roe tren: jSommy, which wave th Yale eleven walked o qi a wllait advantage. 7 bowed heads. “Tt wan wines Agids-ea" moatly on thelr_swifinese ote toot Fil Was boing rubbed inthe |i open play, while the Syracuse eleven ts In uniform formed ted themaslves with line plunging. Manaihmulesrins dand sang ‘ indiana were tayorites at 4 io 1 in IRE TGSCore ot when ty pa, —sehitle—Syraciiae's octmtrere i Sling to accept even money their] PN LINE-UP, | AMerst srr +team__would re. Syracuse sent @/ Mama, Angle: Dinea "delegation of 5 atidents to witness : z 4 samen When the kisk-off cama % FIRST WALT. ~ OLD DR. G Van Arman Lehigh sseeeess ¢ +o bon ay bal es on Fitton| | live Martin. Divi 1 football n Fito: 14, Martin e this afternoon. Last year} |. ,S%’ Sir Ha cat-colegiane—s awide mare! | a and were contd that even i¢ it not score as many polnts ‘in game, they would win.” The Mt a devoted mioh—time to the SIXTH HA! an thelr ch Diays, furlongs. ane on Fordham. his am has shown up exception. well in practice to-day coal Indfa Dolan i Fillies; twosyearo} NeiXet FIRST HALF. this Cartale ‘ard Une. held was yracuse eleven e Indians depend- AY EREURE Fire Opat Sally OUAmberst . 2+: Maan, Anguicn. AL scone. SECOND Amherat THisle , Syracuse . at i520 ha eame, the wine S32 F tte + == za minutes Texa nt Th at qui rd Jones Ya no. TY indians Dos: Be Serwatme Tint B. dtaswand | Porte Castens eked py Veame out and t Dines for na wore easily $,00) cheering, yelling fi" rs of the gridiron sport present — sy 2 HOPPE. CHALLENGES i 5 ane EA LEST IN u OL B, Weorh Diek nm bee eteeee a ee 5 mio ball Went to Sa Bea cea SECOND HALF er ; + iF Tee a ea sembled bi cotione SilniscndtcanWWrehiah miami ORR EET es De: Fiehiz} revali . i Army oitried the bal ns Au | morning. he principal bu: kin ASEAN ICT Liu 3 : f I MORNINGSTAR, Arm; gots Sis bellUoverston lune ldown rian ata Dict naan ‘Guess shed mista ieee SSD ce x — nlekeniveany h the colors of the = 2 na ee - ares a aA SS Rees Kicked goal. 8 Gi | Marcas palOrs: OF tha: two; tes, Niwhinceremec reese the 3 TRIES. eS = s ‘ Se stat = a Dickinson ....+ stinding. Poona PIMLICO, Ati, No Then ; : ‘ ‘ Pore tony. wna injured, but mage oa SPORTING, i : indry petvate ties for-Mordas-s-Facch abe aa? i i nines , i tan. Need $1] ne 1 o i yalnstawoxty, } 4 ; t i | FINAL, scorn. ‘Queens oun 171 Wes St ; f | P ieee Cornel) Freshmen scescsevsyees12 k u | OVER 25 YEARS Renna, Freatmon vseseeessesess 0). y [Consultation tree VERY LOW CHAT i M AQUEDUOT, LI (—=———- { E hae ——$—$<$<$ isthion of Ba RONG PARIS MEDICAL| HAEFER TO PLAY | | Begins To-Day = J "AO CEE MICAL SHAEFE LAY SUTTON. | dicing’ dist frac onanarkling featares, in. 125 W, 42d St.,N,Y. wile 113 i = I SMa sa area ES oueT % { Examioat! avToo and. dingnoals Sutton Are THE AQUEDUCT lately tres) ‘Terme very moderate. 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