ltliltli iiiiilitii
itilLilflNiNlS
ell Known Haves! Have
Passed on Recently—Put-
ting Question Is One oft
Practice, a Phase of Game
in Which Individuality
W.
Runs Wild.
When the number of golfer-re who
Vt;- joined the colors, be it On this
do of the Atlantic or on the other. is Baltimore's en‘orftt to secure. Was
,. entered it stand: to reason that
ere null be a large gap in the hell - W" probably ””3““ in vain. T56
tun the war is over. Frorn time toiu they secure “alter Johnson. ““11
me Word is received of some n‘t-il—‘us veil close their 88l93~
down player Who has fallen in bani.
3i::”y.;(t’ilrft;t:‘uho were Jug! [tliillll Howard Miller, the Columbia star,
Among Iltt- stats: of the limits whomerves' team. which will oppone the
to found a soldier's grave afl a rr—gyute howl. tomorrow afternoon.
it of General Haig'u hammering uni
e Western front is Clyde Pearmv oh
usiralia. who in 1908 held the pooh]
occupied by ('harles Evans in;
if“ c?;’,:,:.;,}o;h:¢ Eris “flfiiflrla'jfift Manl‘ of the New York candidates
caret: Was among ”it" foreign entrieaz fin Manhattan.
a: helped make a real international'
rent of the British amateur cliam-'
ionahip in 1912.
(‘hicli Evens was al<0 in the field
nd it' was Bruce yral't‘t', (‘lyd-‘s
rothez‘. who diA'DIM‘Q'd of the aspira-
Olin of the dual titleiholrlt-r of the
lnited Staten, In Mll'flklfl? of t'lydx's
ante.,Mit-hael Scott, former Austral-
m champion, said. J
“Ills Kant!- had :i fortn'tialiir- uulirlf
y about it and he had it wonderful
catraim in a close match. When in
conun'liilftn with him i ll-‘Pd to 'nk-‘i
trauma notnetimea. hoping that he
'ouid be if'fllptt-(i to follow suit and
our? to mar. instead. howm'er,
Don’t kick about paying the war
The Army-Navy contest has been
.11 -
\‘ic Moran and Leo Johnson. two 1
,ring. in lrlle llarlem Sporting Club. in
. Battling l.t~t'insky will meet llill
. Ntll't'fttbt'l' 115th. Brennan was given
month ago. but the majority of the fa
jappofntvd. bt-lit-vlng that“ the battle it
YOUNG RECTOR IS
lyd» invariably sliowul still greater BEATEN BY CL Kit:
urazv by playing nafu. even what .._._
its shortness lookmt as it” it uouil xmv yum". Nov. 3. ~t‘tt-u-r misty
are Hm so far behind that in. would
0| but" to win or train a ltt’"lt"'
Among the Scottish troop» thl
tht-r lint- golfet's llflVt‘- lttlfifiv-i on
inc» thr- summer drivw were input:-
rated. in the person-t ol' Irv/at Watt
nd Stanley Jenkins Watt held the
pen championship of Scotland and
as . [rWltdpfi the brat lt-{t handml
filter the world hit-4 lmtm'n .lo-ziltins
as It brother of lh'.‘ lust \lil“"‘f' \i
he llritt>it rlmtnnimt‘lup, .l l
enklns. and although uuitr- a ltll re
thI from his; throtlttr't claw; \‘tztn-
ev woe. itei'tznhelrsi-,.a fine player.
Wiwn it. t'()lD‘rl to am our trying to,
.iVe rules to a playcr who notion: to
PPl‘i'll‘" an :u‘cur'tu- putter, the whfi'e
him! sinunqr.‘ down to a tll’lllelii 'ol
tndv and proctor. whim are the two / v
unilanmnxal pi... tin: of in)» .!r i.‘ Riv-tor, uim wtn knot-km! out in
art :‘nt .n‘ the groin. l'flitm is. the “mm“. “mm“; in ”w. rounds I“.
illarli’ of golgin which imitxutlimllty i-ently, “W luriw 0‘.” [My ”mime
"um mid, in_ no other department _ , _ , . . FNHH’ _‘
ill mm W (ml: varia'imm i“ ..h.w,, wuh ("line Inlay ll'l-tl .t.|ll..l(_\
f club. lllt‘llll’tll of urlltttiuu. form of to M” iii" vil‘i'dl'w'ii'il ““1”! 5'"
timm: l.v* had him rt't'llng illlllll‘tt', ”1'
dance and style of Hr‘olt1m
Th" "”150" i“ "I”‘r' “m“ any rim: like an old t'nxhiored sailor
’cnn of club. gripped in 1.21;. indium. shm'n it-al‘e. Always, however. “(H-1 ir-
ri-r'uperawd. I’atitv'hatl {our pound."
player rcan, from any'smitm own;
my style (ti stroke. hult it (mind-M‘-
the better of the weights, which Wt‘l't :
il‘iinr- 1.34. lintl Rector 130.
«Me pfpporllon of his; point i:' titty
ire played’ properly.
‘ lien. Apttllly'ri offensive acainst tlit'
swuntl ‘.iilf‘l'l\' loan seems to be I'm-
t'lint- of Harlem flaw Yoon: Rector
nt‘ .li’l‘r‘t)’ l'iir a terrific pastinc and
Frankie Callahan of Brooklyn did the
Fttllle' to his brother Brooklvnite, Haf-
'ry L‘ondon. in the two feature ”"1-
tt-.~t.~' of the heralded all star show in
tin Manhattan (‘asino thin Wtrt‘i.
Though the fans disappointt‘d
over the innltiiity o: livnny iaumal'd.
lightweight champion. and Freddie
't't't-inh to appear in.- two main ltnuifl
“m: were staged DrltVldt'll a treat and
should that the six round frame 'it
bound to furnish plenty of action. it
w.» midnight before iii» tuml brnzt
mm over: ' "
Vt'l’Tf‘
. .
not],
The ‘fundamrntatn or putting are a
”00d eye for’dizt-r'tltut. :t'x atrium»
31158 >0! ihl‘i furl't' t"'l"i!.tt"i .11' ;t . ' . ..
.rm and tii‘clnc strolcv, if i :izt'vr uttt~4tamltng ft-atlil'e‘ oi the war nPVh.
"H "‘95" ””35"“? 1‘“ f'll’tltivi l‘tl- lt'~ l‘ftll tinw ll" \‘t'ill mutt-ti] (in-r
trove 7!th by frtqurn: 5"?tl'. and
tractic'e; if he luck: tltr-tn they can
he twinned by still tit-ire ft'r'ittt'n'
attrdy nd practice. '.
Don’t strain in hole putts of right?
ten or1twenty feet. The effort to do
thv- int). t~\itl'\liti='.'.f -."{il"n£lirlti it!"
pttltlicah.
HITTING THE MAPLES. .‘ 5.- :.
(By Scorekecper). - v
Mt does not pay in the inzt-v too. You The Sentinel ('uhu. who are how
[HQ too likely to overrun to much as heading the ran“ in the Norwaik
to require two more putts to go down Newspupcrmcn‘n Ilmvling League.
have. two hard games ahead of lhl'
for next week. On Monday night. the
(‘uhs will tackle the Sentinel Slugs,
at ‘the Palace Alleyst. and on Wednes-
[day night they will meet the Hbm
Senops. on the uptown mapied lanes.
The Cubs hope to establish them-
selves more ilrmly in first place, by
capturing both matches.
The Sentinel Slugs and the Hour
Typos will meet for the first time this
in amoral, try to makr- those ion:
putts unetul aide rather than amm-
1tonal failures. Sometimes th/-y will
go down. but that is incidental and al-
mot.» in the, nature of a gli’.
Above all Plpl‘. try to obtain :he
:ihilny in halo everythlntr up n :le
fret; With the ability to do fill: and
confidence of yourseifv—both of which
wilt corm- with audios-1 practice——
you are ' likely to lay mow of your
avg-much putts up to within thin tile- lesson, “'ednetlday “iflhi- 0“ ”it" Pal-
ttmcc. in practice andpin tzlay. draw (tut: Alleys. Tht‘ rivalry belWeen
any imaginary line from the [hair to “"‘m "'0 "Em“ ’3 V"? MEL undo
the ball and thenrlaY pm but with hard game in expected. ._
v-nnuzn force. to carry it a luv inches; The Sentinel Cuba BMOUDCPII Ofl'l‘
beyond the cup if it mines lcialty today the signing of a new play-
.t.i.ny people who ascribe 'letr had > or on tehlr team. .l The 'dark horse is
cutting to lack of confidence find that none Other than Stair l-rench, thu
by watching themselvc‘t the lack cfS‘lamford Kelly DOOl "lint. who no“
muting.” operates by croltttnr: a vts-iclaims South Norwnlk as his home
ion of the ball rimmin: tiw cup z-nd town. t
that their aim is really Mirroring-zit
err by their ntenton, but by tin va-i
or horn of fear. . . .
R-rle effective. puttim' li unattalrr ‘
12'”? Without. interment Malian: praca
. a...” ”4—04.-..“ M ..... ._....
+
4, Washington and'
lll‘.
l
‘ in
taxes.
...._.
hington's American Lea ue franchise,
Yankees will also have to work hard
out Johnson, the Senator: might just
-4...
has been left out of the Naval Re
Maine Heavy Artillery eleven. in the
called off.
+
for Assembly favor Sunday baseball
at. kl.
+
lgillWthlfl, Were ordered out of the
at night. Nedht‘r man would light.so
leferet‘ Mci'artland stopped the, love match in the third round.
. +
Brennan. 0; t‘hicago. in Benton. on
a decisiOn over lm‘inrtky. about a
rut woh whom-med the bout were dis-
hould have been declared a draw.
.0...
Bridgeport promoters have been trymr.v [0 sign up '(‘hic" itrown and
tuition: hunz. for a bout'ln ltrtdg port. this; month.
re» ll. according to the Park City mun.
Thi- Battier can't
I
u...”
The formation of a crack lndustruil
t; Length“ in this city in Mliil he
in; faint-ably i-onsidvrcd.
[ Till' flute for the opening of tilt-city
[championship tournament. bt‘th‘t‘rz
.thr Palace unit In” Not-unlit bowling
alley teams, has not rel been an-
nounced. The Nanalk team will
probably be composed of Banmgoszv
llaicom. Pauline. Meeker anti Boyle.
The inevitable lute happened. "Bill"
lingon'e thrie-tnan bowling team tut»
challenged any thret-‘man newupaper
men‘s team to .1 game- .to h.- played
for t‘illlt'l' low, fllltlt!) ot'
And the llankept' team. through
"(‘holly" (lager. hull challcn‘gtd Iht-
winner of the match. The "Nikita
l
i tifwlm
ttPl‘lel wt”. 0! .t'ollt‘t‘e. “PM” mplpl'olt-tl ltltl t'll'llllu tor the ‘('l‘llll.fi~ttn “tan”. a
challenge. 'l'l." l’litllll‘ in till.
.. ... ._._.........__._“
THREE BIG LEAGUE .
(truss LOSE coin
Americans and Boston Na-
tonals Dropped Large Am—
ounts Last Season.
Tltv major league irluhs Wt-i‘t- sativ
inc: in NiL‘lii of the lirmki-rn this war.
\rrl'w.» Ftii “'l'nl' in the S't. i.oui.~~ l'ost»
illspatclt. With that Baltimore Hill!
for snontmo rimt‘rtmting them and
hard titties fullmtlr': the good rhip
illit‘ a Shark. the future wouldn't
't‘mpt many tttpitt'li.~l:4 into the how»
hall swim.
Hum" «ll tltr .tnajttt lmL'niv (-lulo: pro
' pituht, ’Kiw Waahinuttm
'Ailttk-ricans in a had was". it receipts
\Z‘t'fi‘ fa" below its t'xpt‘ntllllll‘OS this
year. wait ”to nation's capital city
deeply int-‘rcsmi in f‘l‘t'l‘l’illlnz but
baseball. there is almoa-t no hope of
the attendance tutti-ring tn I918.
The Boston National league team is
.in deep wa't‘r. thanks to a plunder-
bllttn of n bonding.r rchemc which de-
mands so much of it that only a
world’s rhumpionship contender could
lift the clul out of its misery.
The St. Louis Browns are said
have lost upwards of $20,000
‘ycar and it is a fact that everv club
that failed to finish in nm’divmon
is out of pocket on last neuron“
Next year cannot be expected to
show an improvement. Hence. minor
leagues that want their deficits to he
made up hv the bit: brothers or ball
players looking for salary Increases.
should s'nri'and think.
“t'I‘img
in
this I
'Slllfiullii I
Magnate Jim Dunn Offers?
Services of His Confirm-3’
lion Company to Governw
meat at Home or Abroad.
CHICAGO. ‘
James C. Dunn.
i
3,—Preuident 3
the Cleveland i
.ov.
of
al of the government, the large con-i
ntrnction ccmpanv of which he its thej
head. He said that hi: company had
just completed fortv—noven » miles of;
railroad in lndiann and that it uni
prepared for immediate service
connection with the war.
"I have. put our company at the dis-
posal of the. government without nnyt
string to the offer." aaid Mr. Dunni
"it is fully equipped and organized to;
undertake any kind of constrtmtion‘
work for the goVernment. We shall!
object if we are sent to join Captain?
T. l.. Huston, of the New York AIN’T-i
leans. who i.—: with an encineeriug rffl'i
intent in France." ti
«own on: STAR
t AGAINST HARVARD.
l ' .
Helps Navy
Old Collegc' Eleven
t Close Game at Cambridge.
l (.‘AMllRlit'lE, Marts,
i-la’arv's nit‘H' t-lt'wn opened up a
'wiltlt-rim: attack on the "Mud"!
i for
713 to l'.'. in an hour'n pt'at'tlt'v can)"
iW'HH‘t‘fiJl afternoon. The mm, with
In. hem) iitn- of former college
———.
I
III:
Not“. ‘.’.- .. A”
h...
r> v, ('llM‘V, ilnwriuht.
i
tllurturtl. mnl ("anttvil of Dartmouth.
t
telcvr-n, ' .
l
till» halibut: gitvn ill" nary on their
9
around; t-nd‘ tor thirty yttrdu to liar-
St. LOlllS. rurd'y‘twrnttvyard line." mi" forward.
. ‘ . .... .
t )tttnS.’ Mllt‘i'v' . to l tutti-V. “till-d live
lard! more An ‘oibiioe penalty put
wright. after-
t'tc nary mm:- after (‘nnnell had car:
rio-d thr- hall to thelnformlis' fortv-
\‘ttl‘fi‘ line. Then a‘ beautiful forward
pass by Murrav to Pasey‘resultcil
a touchdown.
A team of substitutes “'(‘ll' in for
the now and Harvard walkwl through (“it”); (-an hp tlf't'ttled.
their line for two tout-hilnwnr. hut
ill-i not kick the anal. .. ' . .
" .‘1..- .__.. ..._._.
MORE FUEL COMM
murmur). Nov: 2. ramp” on
linuuell. Federal Flint Admitti‘i‘rotorv
for ('Dnneclicut art'l 'timrtnn ti thv‘
Coal (‘ommlsnion of th-t Elia!» ('ntn-
urea; NAMED
Team Bent Iiis.
~ ..._, .g—‘H
Slllll. 1lfllll'filll UNDER Sill llllllll l ,
. 't‘t’llllllllll IS l MESS Allfllliul
Willi?
iSecretary Baker’é Recon-p
mendation for Wider Par-I Bosrox. Nol. ans” 'rt omas nit-4
ticipation Finds
American [league club. has offered his; Response, Despite Apathy,
services and has placed at the $5909: of BigEastern M0018.
-‘-§~
summer asked the delegates of the N
Athletic Association mediatelr as more ltrice and other,
in a manner which particulars.
in "would encourage the largeut number of 111985889! over to H. Ii. W. Foatrr and
{students to make themselves phylical- Henry A. Tasgnrd. Boston yachmmenn
liy tit, many of the college omclala were “:0 recently bought the America to
tnkt‘plk'al about whether such a plan “We be? from being broken up far
t'ional Collegiate
t' footer sports
-l
'i
Readyi
t
l
er That Won Cup.
ton, four times challenger for the Am»
~w--,___..._ em-‘. M...» ..
tilt onto it]
./
¢
1
i SilllREllllllllX
Famous English SportsmaniE‘ ltlc Pirate PitcherWorks
i
t
l
l
Eager toPuchaseSchm; in Clothing Store and is
\nxioua' to Return to
Game. '
NEW YORK. Nov. 2,—Al \Iamaux,
erica's Cup. today exltressedva desire the star pitcher of the Pitt‘shurgh
to put-chm the schooner yacht Am- Pirates. who is still under suspension
country in 1851.
lerica. which brought the cup to this. for disobeying the orders of Manager
In a (”Wigwam to Hugo Bezdek last season. may alter
;Hollin Burgess be. said that he “(hall become a member of the (giant,
When Secretary of War llaker last 1118! henrd that the famous racer was‘tnext season. Manager McGraw is anx-
Mr. Burgess turned the
could be carried'out successfully. The junk.
football reason has shown that such a
hunihedu olyouns int-n playinstin. also are anxious to purchase
a. for sale and asked to he informed inflict“ to get a good right hinder to help
out the southpaws who did most of the:
work in winning the pennant last sea
son. At the National Dengue meeting
here next month it would not be. at all
surprising if the Giants offered some of
their players, including a couple of pit—
chers, for Mamaux.
Members of the New York Yachti The Pirate twirlei‘ has been a hurt!
plan was possible. for there are now Club, custodian of the America‘s Cup. boy '0 manage. bl” McGraw seems i”
the have a faculty of
bringing erratic:
sauna-who would not have taken up the 389?”. b!!! lh‘? present owners have players lnto line, jug! as he did ileinia
km" in the colleges , the old condt- not announced whether they will N,” Zimmerman and Slim Sallee. lchrawfi
~ ; J! the America remains on this side _wa.~: balked in his efforts to land Mil-
in spite. of the. fact that three of the of the Atlantic she Will. he used eith- maux last season after his trouble in
leading universities have abolished er as a yacht or as a marine museum. Pittsburgh by the new National League,-
'Vartilty football, hundredti of ntudents it. is understood the plan “f the Np“, rule which prevented the transfer of
are playing inter-class football for the York men is to empiOy the vessel :2-
tions existed.
pure physical advantages it gives. See a permanent
committee boat for
players toward the end of the seascn.
Alamaux is now working in Pittsburgh
Mary Baker called attention of the. ”chi races. Sir Thomas Lipton gaw- “5 “ """mnh' W‘Sm‘m 3““ 75 1'in
.coliege men lust summer to the fact no indications as to what
"St“
,1” up the time clock i'QgH‘aFIY‘OV'lEl‘y day,
that the big. strong men in the colleges would make of the boat if lit" ei‘t‘tit'wl H9 is ”mm” ‘0 g“ ”at“ "“0 u’“
:received all the attention in being it .but yachting men thought h-rmtuht
trained for football, at the expense of Want. the old racer for
the maturity of Students.
pit-{nurc
yacht here when racing iq resumed
“There are not enough i-lfll' atltleLPs after the war.
The America was (lt'hillnl‘tl and Du ll BUSH OF DETROIT
tin the colleges: to illl our armies." said
lQr-rvrélnry Baker
thi- piowent emergent-y.“
Conditions- thiz fall haw l‘nf'tmtagpd owners did not know “1..." .41.. 4.4.4 33.“? May. "and Cicotte was pittea
many ““9““ ‘0 take "P football wht. ed on her journey that a «up ot‘t‘cretl against the “3‘1”“ “9 “Md"d ”'9"?
men ul'onld nt-rvr haw. t‘t-uturt-tl on the prar
nimble.» and m”, a last 5"»! "f httt'lffi in Mill“ ttt'r flt-ltl if the gridiron stun had held
t‘m-nwrlv_ of a monopoly of all the fisitions. 'l'hclt to all nations.
Beekimtn
Slit
Hailing yachts. Her
by the Royal Yacht (‘luh “M to l:-
‘Wha: the nation rf‘.‘ by George Steers. of Nrw York for
l otquircs is that all our young men at- Mortars. J. l‘. Slovene, Edwin A. Sit'V-
ten'llnc iit‘ilulll shall have the bent-tit of enfi. Hamilton Wilkes. .l.
tiltvsital training 50321 to develop their I-‘inlcy and George L. St'huylez.
. tn- hotlit-n and make lltrlll proper material sailed for England early in 13.31 t. “"0”“ ii“ ””1“” pitcher. as Ray 5ch
ma!» at Soliiii-u' Field and \l‘un, “l" ll'llltzthrnrtuiw of the country in see what she could do again“ tlrupt tells "-
'Britain's lit‘all
game next season, and nothing would
unit him better than to become a mem-
ber of the Giants.
PRAISES ED CICOTTE
lionle ltush of Detroit thinks Eddicv
"it was on our. lanai trip to Detroit.”
game to cinch the pennants and Mau-
mm- tifnr at mew in a regatta opt-rt ager Rowland WM usmg im- bp’" in"
When Anwrca arriv-
had against Detroit. ('icotte wait har—
nlisenct- ha: encouraged more nomad-led at t’owei-t she’ dt-featnl the L:l\P ing one Of his many “0‘"! days.
airing players
nd others
take a chance at
lore.
who played the
in: it. in the a
to fulfil“ ~llt'itlrt'
playing. the
in tln- first twt‘uty minutes of pin" “oh”? the i""""‘0lii'Kiltlt- (‘Ulllltt'
the navy ~t':|l‘t"'ll its two ttntt‘lttloV-‘n‘a’ “j ttnt 501"?" a” if ““5“th “8
' lair tutti l'rttii-i-ton held thi- liineiig
‘ in Iootlttll amp. nvyvrthrltss,
our; thirtvyartl lino, (‘aimell rated [utilitall‘ltu hmng played than
Football lug.» 'liecoint‘: the
at all the i‘nhttumtento.
the
game.
titlon
rvard.
more:
r-Vet' he-
lcntling sport
played
0 hill on
not donned a football suit for year.
haw taken up tho sport again.
So ponul
thc (‘ommi
in bi“ pinyt-d br-
tonntents. in f'
_ ar haw football become that
. rainn on Training l‘amp (it
in tlvules is plannitu: a scht-tiulc
of Knitters
elimination
annuals. no that a championship of tit»
M.
CHARLEY WHlTIE.
nuance,
Noted
\
ts nvmo
Official of Horton Law Day: to
Grave Condition
Charley While. noted ad n referee-3'
oil of Defense. hu'» appoint-pl 'hi foi- during the Norton law days. in report-
iowing local furl committees;
Mcridenm. ll. Trctlennick. ch
man; W. .l. lntby. F. It. Gardiner.
' Willimantic~~ Henry T. Burr. chair-
man: r‘rpnlt Larrabee, John F. Brick.
MOTHER cnav's POWDERS t'
rock: and then the Titania . . p . ,
“h" """r would , liuilher tit-'1 lxuoiniok nor the 'l'ilatti. a 3""3' hm"- and W" h" '5 ‘1“ “W"-
;wcw rt'L’llrtlt'tl
‘Royal‘ Yacht squadron. the superior
:it‘y of the America was not admitted
hilThe American mehtsnwn iti.~i::tut my
Every man] in which-jibe
game at collexr lit DIR)” enter.
’ rtny camps and has in
5th.». mi, m. 1'". ton-yard line, and l-Zn couraged srcntnumbera of soldiers to m
lhlt-t- DlllllK'zt-i. scored tnkt- nu thc.gamc.. who never-
. h ‘p , . , . . ,
for tho mun The second scori- by h‘h’r'" Mm "Mi" ”"9“” “’1 ,ica was much the best:
but
as champion of the
a matktnai match against the bent
:Encluth yacht. but the anawer of the
I'ROynl‘Yacht‘ (‘lub was that an open
lregattau'a‘s to be held on Avon»!
Monica had a right to
a,"
—~.
9 regatta. but only fifteen went it
the starting post. Ofuteec the Amer
Sim otltnailvi‘.
Eighteen iynchtn were entered for
"Now. llush has nvwr hen rated as:
punter and always has lht: catcher and
infield on edge (in his first trip to tilt“
plain, Burch resorted to bunting. fouled.
off two and then puppet! up. On his
ni-xt trip he again took up the hunting
game. touted on two. and then took a»
look at a third strike glide twenthe‘
plate Bush was thoroughly dingunted.
“The ‘Glanttt have my sytitpatliy.” re.
mark-ed; Built as 'he walked to ill":
bench. .r‘l'm no great hitter. but. when
i can't bunt 'ern. that pitcher sofa mu'qr
have nomathing.‘ "
her opponents in all kinds of wind- BERRY 0F PENN,
and calms and beat T. LEVMBt'tflml‘ll‘t-t
Aurora. that second yacht to finish.
hitVt' won by onlv two rninutm.
The owners of Anterctt kept
cup until lRS'i',
.——.———
’INDIAN CAPTAIN "
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FOOTBALL ELEVEN
NEW YORK?
Aby twenty minutes.’ liad there bect‘
, la llnte allowance the America wouit‘:
tween nil thr- big t'lln l
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when they du‘ltii‘d tv-
ln‘akv it a perpetual Phallynge cuprmti
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GOING iNTO CAMP
Great Football Player Ac-
cepted and Will Study to
Become Officer in Army.
PHILADELPHIA. NOV. 3&4. How
nrd Berry. star fullback and all-
around athlete at the Universitv a!
Pennsylvania. was provisionallv var
ccpted yesterday for the third office; or
training camp. Before the appoint-
.\'ov. 2.-—"t'tut=t Birdie" "1”" i5 “Mal Be"! must 985: th-
'Gardlnt-r. who learned his football at Dhnical examinations.
He was the
ed to be in a dying condition at hiafitlw t‘arlislo lndian school under Glenn fir-gt of the Penn students who ap-
atr- home on Cherry street. in New York. iWat-ner. is cabin"! 0i ”19 Camp 01'9“”
He has been a sufferer for seVeral eleven, which has challenged the (lamb
months past from a complication of
diseases.
1 line bay for the ”Army championship."’ln charge of the, enrollment of the
White's last appearitnce in the ring’ He also in a captain in the Nattonn' University of Pennsylvania studang‘
tDevens team at Aver. Mann. to a game
in this city or Boston after Thanksgiv-
BENEFIT MANY'CHILDREN as referee was at the Willard-Moran Army and the only Indian officer or-
Thousantla’of mothPrn have found bout in the Garden. During the Hor-
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders an ex- tort law regime White otllciated at
I
as some have it the only “real Ameri‘
ea States.
cellent remedy for children complain- large number of the linportantcon-é Among other well-known football
int: of headache, colds. feverishness.
mil.
‘stomach troubles and bowel trrexu-_ Charley and Johnny White are
laritlen from which children antler. (the two last referees of prominence in
They are can and pleasant to take the days of long bouts in New York
and excellent result! are accomplish-
state.
Charley White's son, who has
ed bv their use. Used by mothers for'been at Camp Upton. was yesterday
so years. Sold by druggllts every- called/to the bedside, of his father.
where. 25 cantor—Adv. "
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players on the team are Costello. a
really great quarterback and depend-
able drop-kicker at Georgetown four
plied for a place in the camp to I).
accepted. '
Lieutenant-Colonel Hardin. who is
received the young athlete's applica-
‘ can" officer‘ln the service of the Unit “011- Afterward. Afterward ”80'9"
antColonel Hardin midi
“i say Berry play football on 31‘.—
order. and any man that plays fm
ball and demonstrates consistently in
or live yam ago: Ward and Moriarity sports ”little “has tlfe dualittes of
who also learned their football at [e‘denhjp [g the kind that the arm!
Georgetown; O’Neil. a former Cornell
guard. and Mabhutt of ldaho, rated the
best center ever developed west (if the
Mluiuippl river. ; 1
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vcrt little. Merely to Him dntcn'
hall: to the greennnd try to hole them
mam and again from different din-
tamer and positions In almost a waste
or time. Attention shoull be given
to t-w-vv doll" of the grain» »lta
Hopes. ”11' quality and the length of
its smart. eta—and to every tl'mll of
. the wtrnlte and its rmltn in direction
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rpeed. in form mnut be tiltd mcr'
and over again and the effects «on.
Miami: noted. Thu! and petition
out yin this manner can you acquire
the time of knowlednt and mad”?!
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