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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, October 1, 1912 · page 11

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will naturally brace when they have

' forced to play their’ secondary defense

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tacit and power of defense",

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through fluke 01 5100162111 A team
alight, gain fairli consistently out in
1.116” middle of the field, but run into an
immovable snug Within the fifteen
yut‘d lino befiause', of the restrictions
stuttounding the forward puns and the

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downs against a. concentrated defense.

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thé forward 111153 the plush-111 dlm’cul-
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so pring non‘é- Will tho no greater chnn
mid field. Defending 1631118;

,been driven back to? within a. few yards

‘ ,ot...their goal ‘line,..but with n tantrum- .

pass always threotcnlug they will be

thither from the {line of -smimmnge
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"The ellminotlhnmi the onside kick

wln probably result in less kickingi'

and more running. The policy or boot-

the hope oil gaining smoothing through
a; fillspiay by the opposing hacks, will
(95121119 11 death blow under the new
The outside kick never
was a good play anyhow, since its suc-
colts always depended upon chance.
No kicker, no matter how export oould
orbr hope to oontwl the direction in
which the hall would bound

"The foot that a'runuor may not be
pushed or pulled through 1111 opening
by his loam-mates and the necessity

of having seven men alwuyg on the _

“up. or scrimmage will prevent a re-
turn to the old, pushing, smashing
gnmo, while the o'xlrn down will on-
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your they were; forced to ‘klok‘

"The public likes a lot of kicking
in football, but I! helluva there was
too much or it inst your to make the
stump, has interesting no it might be
and will be under the roviuttl cmlo.

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lower dock and thoxhuce “'11s raided

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a bushel
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Ivan Mat-choose armed with
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Frank Voreill and John Donn.

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tomoon one carom nuw- ?
mobile loaded to the brim with the
‘ majesty of the low drew up at Capt.
John Bond's training quarters on the

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two doors to the bar room wore wide
open when the oilloers appeared and
all avenues of cacupe were instantly

der, Scott ’l‘nlmadge and top froquen
Tho uu‘i
identified ten gave 111..» rollovlving nun-1
on: Fred Dillon, (:hurlotz Winn; Front:
galley, James Brown. Juméu Smith.
JVnck Rlcimrdu, Frank Holman. W. .1.

Judy“. Puck opened court right thén
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wilhin the limitations.
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no cable
Jarrv Cantrell ot' the New Haven. Con»
noctlcut league baseball team, Twho
was chin-god with playing baseball on
Sunday. in? finding mom. guilty, but
immediately “Spending judgment
"i don‘t believe.“ mid Judge Tyn’or,
"that it will the intention when the
law prohibiting sports on Sunday: Was
’ named to make the pinging o: such
.lnoboeut 311m. at 110 $11011 01.1116
1“."th hm“ prohihitint sports on
Sunday ww framed in the sevouteen
hundreds. when everyone was compell-
on! to so to church. in this advanced
age, busebqli such an the contests
played at Lighthouse Point. can be
uhnncmrlm truthfully as a button:
or form at recreation Which is, I know
in ogre“ bouem to the community, in
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they should he driven out of organized
booebuli.‘ he said. "it. is strange that
they are the only club owners who'
have cant reflection on the honesty ot ,
baseball 11‘ there was anything ‘wron‘g‘
why Wouldn’t some other club owner
have mode a kick too?" ’ '
President Ebbeto. oi the Brooklyn
club, sided with Mcflmw onwlng that":

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world a 5m" ”a being aurpriéed withg stating that thé' Giants won 21 games
the atmnxm of McGraw' a string th1 re-' through umpires

cruit pitchers. Such men as Monroe 1 Baseballs prosperity is due to won-
Kirby. (30111111! and Bauer, 3" 1.111.156de popularity which 1.. turn sle-
unmes in the Giants‘ lineup. have been? will!!! wholly “1”," the honeaty and in-
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were made.- 01! him. None of these re- it he will receive commendation [will
orbits are eligible for the big gameai millions 0: baseball tau- 1! Murphy
next “'“k’ but: the fact that the; “Wynn furnish incriminating exidence
whining games is pointed to by man
two “3 indicating strong men behind 11 rain ti But for idle chatter and
them in the 111111 M5 games the G! i<1§1£11‘1_il:f occupations caused by the "1
nuts hallo Moved it in strange that; .greou awed monster the public 111111 110- '
tho only one lost was pitched by the thing but WWW _ 1 1
dooalied tutor of the team. his .131! Tea ‘ 1,
rein [not pm... on Saturday.
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