opponents and for a 'few moments at-
the fact that the Washington and Jet
' {arson lads were the Strongest aggro; of their names for alleged accounts
a
mud they sent their backs sliding ‘fo
Ian-I‘m“
‘10-'11” 4'4me at"!!!
'14410 ‘fik‘h ‘\‘\&\‘ -VUIAUOM
Yale Team Very Wealth lie-
fence of Forward Poss —-
Flynn 0 Absence hi Foil-—
Many Gainol‘hrough
’ Bight Tackle by
W. 811. Men
Yale did 'not chow her strength in
the game 0111 Saturday with Wzi‘shing-
ton and Jefferson. That'ls‘ .she did not
show her éutlre strength She did,
however. show some of her weakness.
and these Weaknesses were rather 015-
only apparent in the second half of the
game when she. ‘wus clearly outplayed
hv the visitors
With Flynn in the game during the
first period and port of the second,
Yule was easily the superior of her
ter Flynn left the momentum of the
advantages gained remained long'
enough for ‘the bluc.clad warriors to
score a second touchdown. Then it
wore off and never came back.
3‘hc weakness was most noticeable
on'Vthe defense though the iailufe‘to
do any consistent gaining was also 1111-
pareut. . Add this. with all regard for
gation of footwni talent yet seen 011"
Yale field his year.
1114 the first. place Yale lias'not yet
shown anything that looke like 1111 ad-
equate defense for a forward puss oil chefs Mathewson, Marouald and Tea-j The Bummaly:
the short variety. Time after time on
Saturdcv the victims worked 11 11110112.“... Dovle appeared in the wk. 01’ “1311-" Smith Whitehouso Barrv Brothertbn.
forward pass directl1 over the center: pert writers. " Of the Red S0,; [1111 Cal-.1
4011 he line. On two or three ocucsione "
' when the hull fell there were three, or
You? W aluLJ. men ready to recpver it
and not a Yule mail within five yords'
01.111.15.1101
Again there was a weakness on the
right side 0|“ the Yale line which thé
Pennsylvania men were quick to Bee
rlght tackle for three four or the void
gulps: ()11 each of these occasions the.
nep'oudaly defense gobbled up the run-
nér though once or twice he all but
got clem'. 0119' of the iorwnrd pussies
did give 11 man 11 clean field but he
was brought down from behind
Ynlc showed goo-1| mid season formi
in bronhim: up the 1ery strong pro
tel tiou lidorllod the runner by the via
itors but the ends 11 err bottled up and
1111111114; and in muuv inetnnccu liothi
0.111111 missed the runner and he 111111110111mei he would not take ““104 and com"
his 11111'.1ln1011t clear or the whole l ale."
li'ulll ilot‘mp he was run down.
\‘uln's use «If the {Orwurd pass this
11111111011 llilil been a joke and it seems
Ilili'll)’ huponnible that what the team
llus Fllml'n in the sum total of Yaloi
kuowimlgc or this very lmporlnnt ren-
tun. or the 1912 game The font that
the defence from the forward pond is
«1111.115. poor mixht'giw ground for the
belief that color the Yale couches
lut've not done much with it.
From ilu- vlcwpolnl or the two bill
would; H121 failure of the Yule eleven
youtc-rtlov to atop the visitor: from
ruin-lung 11 point where field 30111 trials
were 1111111111121 is the moat inmnipicioliu
part oi‘ the proceedingn. With 13111-11-
lcy of Harvard kicking at an average
.950 on 1111111111111. insult.» the 40 yard
11.111. four chances ouch 1111 Washington
and .lcfteroon hnd :ou‘flnturdcy flight.
or. 1111111 to Yale in thcfiorvord game.
You. own are uncured. however ”that
oil 1th Yule know; about football till:
your 111 not being displayed to the out-
aide world loot 111 prevent Fcie’l‘ hair
or m- ventured 011 the Princeton 401111
i
Harvard gamers and idle 33min in»
The 1101101111111 1111011112
will tlwm both.
1111141 11111.11 Harvard 11111! Fri
exceptionally 1111011111 1111111111 lilo on
, 10141111111 111111 11111211 detected Ill
11001111111 ibu- fcr with com
little effort. Wit they in Ii. can:
buildinx a loom which will be 1m
11%13111' by 11 blunder 1101- h tic.
at o of two dull-011 of 3’“: Yule
’Willlllii Gilli
duly .
the days vihen Yule got the touch-J
downs and the victories.
with Flynn as a projectile looked like
the old Metcalt 11lo_1._
Saturday’s contest Wheeler at:
qualrter ran the team 115141". Bumpelly l
showed'hest, outside of Flynn, in often-i
eive work. Camp did not lookiit. ills",
kicks ware poor and his nations ludl-l
rated 11 man who was either outtralned‘
0r under-trained »
Mimics Arc timely to Forbid
Piaycrs’ lollies on WW'
‘ Series Games
stitch oueT’play to turn lease, when a 1
touchdown was needed and those Were 4 ,
That play: , ,
South Ends 40043320011712
For the Third Time This Season"
Barry' 3 Team Falls Down-—
‘ SchleBeing 127- l'
The 801ml by innings. .
All N0rwa|ka._ 001000000~1
'1
121,-. anticipated
American and National league mag-i
notes settle dotvn in their easy chairs
at the annual meeting in New voms
in December they will take some ac.-
tion whereby the members of the pen-i Williehouse C 1’
rant winning teams will be forbidden
41 from either writing or giving the use
of the world's series.
This evil attained 'huge proportions
during the world‘s series of “HS your.I ‘
0f. the Giants, Manager McGruw Pit-l
reau Cdtcher M1 or; and Second Base-i
rignu. Joe Wood Heine Wagner. Lard
r1 Gardner and Trip Speaker Were sup-l JO‘WSOR-
posed to havarltten daily accounts oil
the games.
‘ The truilh of it is that not one of the
pic: ers mentioned wrote 0 line of copy" 4
during the series. The majority of the
players were signed up 111' on enterpris-
gingl New York nevispaper 1111111 (luring
u1idae44nson for amounts ranging from
$500 to F] .1000 McGraw received the
latter amount. Then the use of the
“experts" 1.111111 paddled around among:A
the Boston and New York papers. the
pnper picking Doyle io14inatnnce ho-
ling expected to supply 3 worth): writ-
er to write the series which would ap-"
pear under D0) 101; name.
Sometimes the writers would take-
.puinc to interview the players whose
Dill out 0? 11115511995 \ery often on the! poll or typewriter he was and reallyiBarry was unsuccessful in defeating
give that players’ views 011 other
sequently some bad mix-111m occurred.
Fletcher for inatnnoehia c not and pro-
logo. of Larry Doyle. yet'uuder Doyle‘s
nmne appeared a scathing meat at
Fletcher. . Naturally Doyle was much
exercised and he not after the mild
who was writing the stud, The beat.
he got who: “in the Future you better
'tell me what pioyerc you want me to
keep cm from. How was 1 to know
‘F‘ictchor was one of your pets?"
'lluhc 4Mnrquurd also dinoiaimcd 11d-
vicing Moumw to take Snodgmua 11nd
Fletcher out of the some. Hie “cec-
rctorv" however, had Williams; to
mow that Mcruuord did any just what
he was quoted 1111 saying. ’i‘hcu Rube
mild: “Well. I said that in confidence,
and you were. “0i. supposed to write
it."
'Much ill 1.1111111; 111 curred 1111 1111101111
1111101111111 by the criticiumn of tho
"player-writern".4during‘ the first halt
oi the «riot. 11nd it in thought that Mc-
Draw-1111111102! will load in the move-
1m0nt to lure an and out to the 1mm
which 110: Mm 110 1'0le during
that 'w hen the "
, 101100! which was adoubic a triple 11nd
souru Elms?
Johnson, as 5 1. 1. "0'3 0
Keene, 11 '5 .1; 71.4.3 .2 11
Frienfl,2b 4 2 3 1 3 1
Dugun, c 5 2 0 9 1 0
1123141111111. 111 4 2 '310 o 1
‘Rilel’,‘3b 1 . 3‘1 10 1- o 1
Matthews, at _ 315 2 1443 1‘
Cullen,rt ' 4 1 0 ,0 t 01‘
Guorniori. p 240 0‘0 2 07:
1 ' 11—. ——-0 ~ - —‘ *i
‘ Totals '43.: 12 41127 12 ‘
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ALL NORWALKS
Cornen.1b .5 0 ()1
J Kelley if
F. smith. p 2b
0 I
~36:
Volk. 2h 11
",Se_1mour 3b
'Bnrrv ct
l3roth4erton, rt 4
F. Kellei. ss 3h 1
c c a $9.49”
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Totals
Stolen bases—~Dugnn Guarnlerl, F.
Sncriflcc dies—~Riiey. Guurnicri.
Tu'o bane hitsf—W. Smith F. Smith.
. y "4414.
,;1‘4l1rec base him-"4W South.
14"Douhle plum—«Veil: to Cornell W. ‘
Smith to Keene.
Innings 'pltchod——F. Smith 6 inning»,
9 hits; Whitehousc 2 innings. no hits 2
Struck out—by Clucrniori 7, F. Smith
4
Buses on bans—‘0“ I".Sn1iil13 Guam; rcudy reached thé Yule Alumni Week 161‘, also of Sonn- Norwaik was with
iiy from graduates who would lulu .19: Mr. Levy and he' told practically the
Ends 9 A" sum of at least two cents. Why is it came atmy an the latter.
that gurduates cannot stop lumperlt1g4-
inieri t‘i. Whitehousc ii.
| Left on busesw ~-«So_utli
Norwalke 8
Wild pitol1»—~F.8milh 2. \V llitohouse.
" Hit by pitcher—Brlthertou.
'Paused llullw—Whltchouoe.
linipires—Craig and Davis.
Time—1:45.
Scorer—medal.
For the third time this 1101111011 Jae.
l
l
1 his team mates yesterday. On this 00-
cauion he called his team the All Nor-
walks. He lied» Volk, Corned and also
Whitchouse of the regular Norwaiks.
to 1. Barry had Fred Smith the Dari-
011 crack twirlcr in the box (it the start.
Ho lasted six innings during which
time he was clouled for nine hits. two
of which were doubles and one a triple.
"Moxie” Smith hit him three times.
a single out or four times at but. The
team 11111111111 Fro'd- Smith 11111122111 "the
poorest ball that was over 00011 on the
Malone lot. They made twelve 01-min.
the chic: factors in the error column
lining firothgrton. who MM five ebon-
cc. in right Net/land only accepted one
other micplby mill ~Wh4i
the box. Jack 340911111 11121. wall {0
New 0000111111, took hi1: place 4mm Diur-
oil it pour some. 1111 11m ’
111411! 1110110 three mioplm
' to Dugout
4 itors.
’ 4 hits. a sacrifice fly and an error they
4 organization, maps out a plan of cum-
' authorit)
cud Snymourmho had uneven chuum_
and made tum hlcplnyn. He 114110110 11‘:- »
11111011 mic-lg.
ave played snort £01: Noam}? Fwy H
did not show up and B‘. Kelley. 0‘: N10 '
1 . 4Tb dOIllllfl
lzi. J. Kelley tried to
This round up the scoring tor the via-
The locale rested until the room.
when they started again and on 'th‘oee
scored three 111111.111 the filth the All
’NDrvvalks pluyedilltg 511141110111”... 44
The locals got one hit and (looted 3
runs The All Norvilalks mode 11v. er-
rors',‘ three of which resulted 111‘ runs.
The locals scored two more in the 6
inning on two bite assisted by three
1111511111111 by the visitors.
Netx Sunday weuther poi-muting the
Independents of Norwulk will try and
trim the South Ends. They will have
the services of “Lofty" Gallagher and
probably a few stole leaguers behind
him.
Will“) 0018an .EVILS
0F “Milli BEAT BAfilllR
am
Herman I‘. K‘oemefi. (Stunts plwcerpros.
idem of the 21111111111111. Power Built As
sociatlon in hie annual report to that
home. rind 'uouiu‘tll‘e well worth
' dual-pitching average would be liner
" (11111704111 New York lbythemrect victor-
They lire out to trim the-100013 '
land a 1101 game is expected
1
GRAND ISUANB,” Y.. Oct. 28.--'
'4w4'u4 «#4 'W p-‘m nut nlmlu'n4
.ml‘th\I~4\fll‘-\D w 111.10- w»m- 1.1» .111: u
good
money.
1 lie thhig sure. Brown had it on
Matty, and usually conquered him
when they hooked up. 'Mctty's line-air 4
still every “monitor tho-lest oeven
years i't-hchado't had-Brownie as a
toe on 11111011 uutdcroueoccmlons. And.
too. at can "only: pennants was wrench-
lac over Motheuaaonpand mo worl-zlc'
flags were'onatChed from-Benoit main-
iy through hidinbllity.‘ Theold Cu-l).
machine is surely changing when the
0111- battery of Brownund Kliug is no
sent from the roll. "
THOMPBMIVILLE PULIGE
111111111. 'OflflT 'AZ'T
(Continued on eighthipage.)
ing a mun offering 111. services 4111
an engine unleSS he hail actuolly had
the rest which thet laws at service
n0"u provides that he should have
There was no way the witness stated
of knowing it the man has taken ad-
vantd‘ge 0f the rest during the hours
[Fiat lie has to take them and there
road can know.
fpuign no the suppreil'clon or many 1e11-
forth to mount the sport not only by
but by penalty. Anions the
crowded rcforing are a change in the
timing 211 stem and) the exaot measure-
mm of courses, in that correct time .to know that the road had not been
may he had for oil races; the diecour-i‘
laconic-111 of cash purses. the authorize not obeying the “41984
tion llv the 110110 Won of all‘ races or
nutimiul- wide. into out and the gepemi
prevention or dluhouest methods such"
as lmve4marred‘ the sport in the past.‘ guishcrs used by the New Haven 4 43233414044134 street and North Mam“.
The association will have representa- frond and that he had some knowledge 151.443,“
tives on 11111111 chill.) races .9an Miami.“ extinguishers.
regulations. are not obeyed the oifeun
den: will be disqualified.
Several complaints againct the sill-3,
ling lusufllolenoy of tickets for the
Harvard and Princeton games have 31
with the luevituble‘.’4 snya the paper.
able office where the complaints of the
world. the flesh or the devil are regio-
teredw—l‘a annually conimnted with the
stirring task or taking care of appli-
cations for several times its many 11131411134
as are available in our grandstand.
met this 111311 with fortitude and with‘
a new plan; but each year thouaondc
on his team The South Ends trim-1o: (supposedly) maltreated graduates rifled at uonéidemblc length as to the
med ““3"“ ““9 “m“ 10 We “"18 0f 12'; who have not‘ had the good tortune folcoudition at the mod construction at 2
secure seam have had a kick at the
polar department} 11111111.. With 1110.111-
tiocuo'n or mfupldc 111111 sort or 1111111
am, who. must now choose whether
or shell rink not having two.
(14011110. he nlld 11m. and both ueuiora
unto! But ll to perfectly Just.
The consummate» lire merely hav-
‘ what 1;
. 1410121 about going to the scene of the
They should 1.1.1141? that the ticket tie-g
' parlmentc-that 1110110111 and dishonor
Each year the ticket department hauli
merit the dofirtment he: decided to
chill the respooaiiiliity upon the grand-l
he nhcll hombre of having one ticket
Underfloduflo applications ’hill of
and Junior: in all departments will he
cllc'wod three tickets This, at couruc,
«(111006 the number of seats 1.04 armi-
1111: the mounts: luwe bod-r011 ,
in W in the genius—wilt ’ ’
the iii-cl (1119.14.1- .
of the fiscal-1901' last June about 430
‘ LINN; which tend to “1811308 the 89031: engineers had' been (“summed 10" 4
(1'0f “10“" “0'“- ”9“.“- He WW “WW =311151111111: aligning and thin one half that
number have been discharged He 4:
said the 11er “menses meant a rq’prl—g
2111111111 and the uecond generally meant
Edisoharge. 110' wanted the coroner
l
lax in disciplining the engineers for
A:
C“ Little Ute.
John A. Orr, of Bridgeport testified‘
that he knew about the fire 6'1:th
i4
He said that had"
there been 50 extinguishers at.t|1e;
:wrock they would have been 01 no
nae, au(L Coronerl’heicu inquired at
they were t on and Mr.
Orr replied, rm silly me lent fire."
5 Chariee bevy. of South l\o1 walk
wreck and picking up a tire extin-
guisher and how some person told.
{him that it was useless. Frau-l1 C. Beck
H W lkuap, inspector of the 111-4
teratate animaroe Comfliasum was'
present at the hearing Saturday
.George E Everett oi South Norwalk
who pulled 11 spike out 0! 11. tie near ‘
the scene of the wreck a few days ago
in the presence 0! Coroner Pheian
and some 1111110111.: omciaia to show
i
that some or the lion Were not in-
good shape. was also present at Sat-
niday‘a session. .
When accrue .1; 1301110ch road
master 0! the Shore lino divialon. tee-
18111150111011 in which he admitted that
in .was not 111111111111 condition, but it
who «(0.; 1140 11111.1 tiuit the post 011m
0101' was 11. 1111111 one to get laborers.
He said that there was nothing in tho
111121 that it 0 notice wad pulled out or
a tie that it chewed 1111 unante condi-
tion 40! the cowbell.” in. a down
tics two or three could be in poor
condition and tiny would still be with:
in the 14mm 0: ntcty.
The tact that the oncillatlch at the
engine and the train did not 00.11110 the
mile to 1191001! 111.11.41.11 that the rom-
in 00011 condition.
is «no compelling low by which the '
141m Bucidand acid that at the end '
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51-» ~Goiden Hill St. and Elmwood Av!
62 —Wmhinat0n 4st. 1H3!
lira—Freight yard and Anna 8t . prints.
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1413mm Avenue and ion Place.
22-13mm: Hill 01nd Kellogg Street.
24—4 Uni ion Pork.
25~West Alumna and fierkcicy Street. '
27—~Frankiin Avenue and LYIIGB P1000
lib—Gas house. (Private -.b0x)'
32~West A'venue and Merwin Street.
sa—Iiarbor Avenue and Orchard Street
~011an Street 0nd Harlin :- A
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Fd—Wut Avenue. near the armory.
~Stevens Street and Elm Crest.
1——Croca Street and Wilton avenue
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