Armour and Hoyt Tie at 77 for Qualifying Medal in Engineers' Club Golf Tournament Course Proves Football at Home Tedious for a To Be Filled By BRIGGS Plenty of Hard Test for Pastime.Waiting Prescription To-morrowfor New York Fan» _____-1.-1 100 PUA« ISA A C\ ST SrSYS LeArOS AGA»rv»£T' GLAMC6S IM"3HO*aJ Dec i De a must suvn Starters it w.u. Take aboot 5MÔW CASE Thinking CASE AT ATTRACTIv/e RAZOR. BLADES <3LAD Penn State-Tech, Ford- MIMUTC3 and Focfi PiVf£ OF rMOT,Hlt-JG IM DISPLAY OF TOILET he-. Thought op «t. Columbia- Pershing Van Meek Jr. Finishes in PARTICULAR. JOST articles, PeRFUMeà, ham-Boston, To Watch Big Game Third Place, Five Strokes M«J(->OeRllMG 5" MINUTES «OftPS, ETC Williams on Local Card Behind Tied Leaders TITARSHAL FOC H and General By Ray McCarthy ""¦* Pershing will attend the deor» Thomas D. Armour, of Scotland, and Football fans, the majority at least gia Tech-Penn State football game Frank II. Hoyt, of the home club, fin¬ who inhabit this fair city and who gen¬ at the Polo Grounds to-momnr ac¬ ished in a tie for the qualifying medal erally go away over the week end to companied by Mayors Hylan of New :n the invitation tournament at the En¬ New Haven, to Princeton or to some York and Key of Atlanta, and the gineers' Country Club yesterday. Both other college town for their gridiron presidents of the rirai Institutions, Colfers returned 77. and they were the entertainment, will remain In the me¬ according to announcement made anly two to make the round better tropolis this Saturday. For New York here last night. tfian 80 out of a field of more than a will have the best attraction» this A telegram waa forwarded to hundred starters. week. K. of up Scores leaned to the high side yes¬ President G. Matheson Georgia Wanning forto-m<* terday, and the Engineers' layout justi- The big show, of coarse, will be the Tech by Mayor Hylan Informing him row's Game! àed its reputation of being a most se- Penn State-Georgia Tech struggle at of the plans. A large number of Warmer rcre test. There was a hiatus of five the Polo Grounds. Those who enjoy Atlantans and members of the «ro¬ underwear. strokes between the leaders and the good as it was last year, when it cleaned Warmest ulsters» third man, C. E. Van Vleck jr., of Pine game. State, one of the best elevens dent body accompanied the Tech Valley, who had 82. here in the East, will put up a mighty team on the way North, Wool socks. Hoyt didn't start out as though he battle to retain its prestige, while Tech, J jxpected to finish under 85 or there¬ known as the Golden Tornado, will en¬ Spats. abouts, taking 6's at the seventh and deavor to prove its worth to this no¬ 42 to the turn. Power Boat Solons Bro.gues. linth holes and Coming READS apteps. wa»t op menclature. back, however, the former Boston man FEva; QUlPS Decioas To mav/gt CHECK DlSPEMiSR half But there are two other games which Scotch-knit a 3 at the tenth AroP «JOKES IK» ICE CREAeA hour Pharmacist be jackets. played steadily, getting -SODAk . FILLING PRESCRvPTlOM. will well worth attending. One is Make Modification Sweaters. hole and a fine 2 at the much-talkcd-of Alnvamac CLERK IM^SlSTS returns #. ¿Avt-s we are the Boston fracas at nine OKI College-Fordham fourteenth. He made the inward purchase op Check HAvJit«jBoston College, coached by the ag¬ Ruling Sheep-lined coats. ing remarkable in the way of scoring, S£V£.rJTeEKS CSWTS gressive Frank Cavanaugh, is not so sev¬ coats. taking 5's" .at the second, fourth, good as it was last year when it cleaned Change Adopted by the Na¬ Fur enth and ninth holes going out. To up here in the East, as it is practically ?Scotch Mists. that point his score totaled 40, and he a green eleven. But that doesn't mean tional Association to Stim¬ also had a 2 at the fourteenth. Ar¬ the Bostonians are a down-trodden lot ulate Interest in Steamer rugs. mour's card was unusual, in so far as it who can be subdued easily. They still Sport showed nothing but 4's and 5's with the retain all of their native fighting spirit Motor lunch kits. exception of the 2 at the fourteenth. and are rapidly developing into a for¬ Several changes were made in the Four-in-hands in The leading cards: midable crew. rules of the American Power Boat As- Varsity Thomas Armour. Scotlan-1 : Better for Detroit and school Dut.. ..454544 5 4 5.40 Trimming sociation, which held Its annual meet¬ prep stripes. In ....*... 45462 4 45 4.37.77 Detroit trimrnqd the New Englanders ing in the Waldorf-Astoria yesterday. 'Frank II. Hoyt, Engineers: a rather score last «.42 by large week just Two of the most and far- .)ut. 5 5444464 after had returned from a important a 3 4 4 4 2 6 4 6 4.35.77 they strenu¬ You'll see lot of Nor- In. ous to Texas. But one reaching concerned a change in the is out trip Detroit has Armour, incidentally, trying of the best teams in the country this rule defining an amateur and the other folks with knickers. a putter, which if used on year. That defeat will new-fangled would make the Bay affects the Gold Cup races, the power Smart ! Comfortable! the other side of the Atlantic Staters a better team than ever to-day. cause all sorts of legislation. It served Fordham. under the oi boat classic. was tutelage Braw homespuns, tweeds its purpose, however, as the Scot Brickley, Dumoe and Sullivan, has In recent years many ardent yachts¬ down putts all the way from shown and cheviots. rolling after splendid improvement since the men interested in power boats «were five to twenty "feet on green start of the season and is figuring on o in green. victory to-morrow. However, in ordei barred from competing as amateurs Down-to-date price Provision has been made for four to win the Bronx students will because they had in the romte in the first have tc past and up-to-date in style! sixteens, with beaten eights play good football and will have tc raced for a small cash prize or per¬ and second divisions. *^yrH>», «ti...«f¿ TTttHrt»--!-«.»,' fight from the start. The clash should mitted their craft to race for a cash were as folows: be most The scores interesting. prize. This is changed with the elimi¬ soft hats add an FIRST SIXTEEN Since its game with Dartmouth ai nation of the following clause from the *Solight Out.In.Tot. i-. Hanover, N. H., last Saturday we have rules: individual touch! t>. Armour, Scotland... 40 37 77 learned.not from Shape Thomas 35 77 Columbia Coaches Harvard to Start Columbia men. "Who shall after 1912 have raced Frank H. Hoyt. Engineers'.42 that Columbia did not do so K. Van Vleck jr., Pine Valley.41 41 82 Syracuse Captain Miss Leitch to badly ai for a cash or 'em any way you like! C. 38 83 Play all and that the score of 31 to 7 does prize, who shail have al¬ A. W. Brand, Garden City.45«- lowed his boat to race for a cash E. M. Barnes, Nassau.40 44 84 Work Four Teams Hurt in Substitutes not indicate the closeness of the strug- Their felt is so smooth, F. B. Porter, Forest Hill.43 41 84 Scrimmage Many Two Matches prize after 1913, or who enters a To-day Our informant told us with S. Worthington, Siwanoy.44 41 85 gle. that race are soft and ,1. 4 85. any kind of breaks the locals where cash prizes offered." pliable. Roy Webb, Englewood.4 41 After Dark Oct. In Centre Contest woulc Cocoa brown, turf, teal and olive. Palmer Black. Nassau.45 40 85 Long 27..Captain interesting exhibitions have made a real contest of the meet¬ Vessels of the hydroplane type in Woodmere.44 42 86 SYRACUSE,of the Syracuse Univer¬ np\VO golf recent ha«/e hal little or no com¬ A. Leopold, 46 86 Gclick, ing. years The stockier felts on F. M. Kerr, Monlmac Valley-40 suffered a will take place at the Pelham Columbia to-morrow in the Gold races, because the A. M. Brown, National.42 44 86 sity football squad, Buell To Be Crim¬ will lino uj: petition Cup Garden City-48 39 87 Punting Practice, Scrim¬ Among Country Club to-day. This morning against Williams, which is of their unusual speed. Power boats other hand have the advan¬ Don M. Parker, 43 8. wrenched leg: in scrimmage this beinj II. A. Hill, Engineers'.44 and Drill son Who Will Miss Cecil Leitch, woman champion coached by Percy Wendell. William; of the older type have been handi¬ Morton I.. Feary. Garden City..47 42 89 mage Signal afternoon. The injury, it is said, Players Yale did well. in the which has of the I* 43 8 9 of will meet the former against very Wendel' capped past greatly tage staying put way W. Hicks, Nas-au.^...46 Are Part of may prevent him playing in the Watch Princeton in Action England, has himself a coach anc detracted from the interest of the ban¬ SECOND SIXTEEN Program United States Miss Alexa proved good you first crease 'em! 45 89 game with Washington and Jeffer¬ titleholder, has developed a very speedy little ner event of the power boat world. At 8. A. Wilson, Forest Hill.44 CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Oct. 27..The an match. eleven. the Garfield Van Llr.nel). England.43 47 90 Confident that it will be able to son College here Saturday. Gulick Stirling, in eightecn-hole Judging from Yale contest yesterday's meeting A. Wood,, Plenty of both. 41 90 Centre football of Williams shouid give the Blue anc chairman of the Detroit River section R. T. Allen, Fox Hills.49 stage the best sort of a at tackle. College squad This contest will start about 10:30. .Registered Trademark. Pav Thompson, Engineers'.<3 47 90 comeback plays twenty-five reached Boston to¬ White a good tussle. and owner of the speedy America I, A. Grounds. Plttsfleld.45 45 90 for last defeat a players In the afternoon Miss Leitch will C. Lido-47 43 90 Saturday's at the hands Harry Herbert, for time early which captured the classic this year, C. E. Be Chandmedes, of day. Instead of coming to the Harvard be the of Jim" of several hundred réservée a Rogers Peet Company ß. I). Peterson, Engineers'.44 47 91 Dartmouth, the Columbia team is in the season quarterback of the Coach Moran sent the South¬ opponent "Long A batch urged revision of the rules which 44 91 Stadium, tickets on the Tech side of the would contestant an Frank Barrett, Hollywood.47 hard at work on South Field eleven and later substitute erners to the American League Base¬ Barnes, the Pelham pro and holder Georgia give every equal Broadway Broadway B. Fox, North Hempstead..45 46 91 for getting Orange field which were sent to Atlanta have chance to win the coveted honor by at 13th G. Owen. North Hempstead.46 4o 91 ready Williams to-morrow, and for halfback and field will call ball Park for an afternoon work-out. of the United States open champion¬ St. "Four at 34th St 44 91 Cornell, Ohio and guard, been returned and will be on sale to¬ limiting the piston displacement to I.. H. Abbott, jr., Nassau.47 Colgate in No¬ Former Captain "Bo" McMillin, ail- ship. Miss Leitch will have a handi¬ at the Hotel the Convenient H.. Connett, Lido.49 42 91 vember. off the signals in the game against American quarterback two years ago, day Pennsylvania, 625 cubic inches. Corners" Fifth Avt N". M. Garland, Engineers'.46 46 92 Despite the fact that and Jefferson in Arch- that Centre much cap of six bisques. The Pelham headquarters of the Georgia Tech Broadway C. M. Mendel, 47 92 Thursday is Washington declared is stronger Tech team its at Warren at 41«¿t St Engineers'.45 44 92 usually an easy day for the and better off for substitutes than last Club can be reached by train from alumni. The and follow¬ L. S. Oreenbaum, Quaker Ridge.48 Morning- bold Stadium. This was the decision ers will arrive in the about noor at H. M. Maxwell, Nassau.46 47 93 side eleven, Coach O'Neill started his fall. Not a bit of overconfidence is city Johnson Quarterback men reached this afternoon by Head the Grand Central Station. It is to-day. The Penn State players will THIRD SIXTEEN early yesterday afternoon with a shown by the visitors. Rather there is about 40 minutes' ride. also arrive Both Features Work of 48 93 punting practice, followed an Coach John F. ("Chick") Meehan. a of determination here to-day. will Army F. Grimier, D-unwoodlo.45 by feeling running a short at W. H. Follett, Fox Hills.47 47 94 hour of scrimmage and wound up with I-_,_I through the whole squad to play its hold practice the Pole WEST POINT, N. Y., Oct. 27..John¬ J. E. Jr., Engineers'.45 49 94 a drill Grounds. son's fine work at quarter on the var¬ Bayne 45 94 signal that lasted long after best and to play cleanly. Centre will W. G. Ten. Engineers'.49 dark. Four teams continued to out in the Stadium to¬ sity was the pleasing feature of the to the scrub's mark from mid- H. Block, Quaker Ridge.48 47 95 move Yale Di try early Dobie Will Use we wrote Wil¬ work-out The 15-yard W. AValdman. Milburn.42 63 95 up and down the practice Varsity '.-ys morrow. Passing Inadvertently Major Army to-day. peppery field. Laurence was prominent in the 48 95 while the gridiron, liam Hayes yesterday when we should little drove the fellows M. J. Faison, Engineers'.47 batteries of searchlights on to The Harvard practice continued to¬ Game With Dartmouth plebe pilot big march down the field and ran the re¬ A. A. t-chelss, Garden City C. C.50 45 95 surrounding buildings lit up the field. Tendency Fumbling day without scrimmage. Roscoe Pitts, have written Major Philip Hayes, ol fast, using a varied assortment of,' maining distance, around left end to N. E. .Sprague, Invvood.51 44 95 When the West Point. which carried the men W. C. Hoyt. Cherry Valley.50 45 95 call for scrimmage :EW HAVEN, Conn., Oct. 27..Yale Charley Tierney, Karl Pfaffman and ITHACA, N. Y., Oct. 27.-.The pass¬ plays varsity the only touchdown of the day. J. S. Watson, Qua.ker Ridge_48 47 95 sounded the first and second teams to-day wound up scrimmage practice in Jack Crocker are still in civilian ing and kickipg game occupied the C. M. Loman. St. Albans.48 47 95 lined up and Anderson clothes. Jewett Johnson was at and Pulleyn for the Brown but quar- whole on the Cornell G. East on. Engineers'.48 47 95 engaged in a kicking duel. Time after preparation game, LerbacK, as Cnarlje Buell has developed practice period 1). P. Healey. Montclalr.52 44 96 time the seven field to-day, Coach Dobie discarding W. D. Johnson, Garden City.... 50 46 96 exchange of punts was the a varsity which contained only an infected finger. Buell probably will and work for only feature in the be one of several Crimson who scrimmaging other heavy R. N. L. Church, Nassau.47 4L) 96 work of the two first string players began the drill and players of who seemed now > elevens. Anderson will watch fear tiring players, had much the bet¬ the second eleven had been reached the Princeton-Virginia game to be in fine for the battle with ter of the booting contest, his punts Saturday. shape Lourie and to well over when Head Coach Tad Jones dismissed The Harvard for Dartmouth. Garrity averaging fifty yards, Pul- line-up Saturday, as "We have used the ieyn averaging forty. the after thirty minutes ac¬ announced to-night, follows: Macom- pass sparingly the squad ber and Ladd and' Kun- so far," said the Cornell mentor, who Play Against Virginia During ¡signal drill the forward The displayed more Janin, ends; communicative. "Just N. J., Oc£ 2...The pass came in for a gieat deal of at¬ tivity. regulars hardt, tackles; Hubbard or Grew (with unexpectedly PRINOETOÑ, tention. For the fumbling than any time in the last John¬ enough to let our opponents know we Princeton student body cheered on the most part, Anderson Brown), guards'; Kcrnan, center; did the hurling, with Forsyth, W. B. month, losing the ball five times but son, quarterback; Gherke, Chapin, had one, but against Dartmouth pass¬ eber
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