th§ men-To emissary day‘on
m engage Princeton and Harvard.
tiyeiy "Jones thought It would
grippers; flefil
two changes in the vars.
oo ktfi’e field. Eafly
was in the place usuafly occu-
Simmer: was at the right of the men
glance of Beaver. ". Cross was a. member
bi} Tim Cal
ife' has been pir‘inTrigi Girernsex‘fiard
all fall. Harman has been a. first sub-
dilute end during most of the season.
He is one'ofi theifasfést‘men onthe
The rest or thefli‘neup was as fol—
Joys: Left end, Blair; left
Into: Teri M4: Cruiksmk'J-centee
~Landis: right tackle, Diner; quarter—V
back; Becket: left‘halfback, Aldrich;
right halfback, Jordan; ftglback, Mal-
lory. .
Not the. Ball That
~ Increased Hlttmg "
NEW’ YORK. Nov. 2. —“\Vhen -.I
came her e last summer to works“: the
Poio Grounds? saint mtg‘Rssie, The
other day in that draw! of his “and;
looked at the games for a. few days.
the iii-1rd— hitt'ing had- me guessing. '1
not it down to the 11?er 13911111 been
hearing so much about.
fanE—~n98»~;th3t '» the aseason’s . over '»'
7 sets, ‘-’I'm not so sure it was the ball.
Inn pretty sure it wasn 't. I'm not
Gaming .sijhat I Think it “as. but _I'\e
mean a lot of pitclfing- since then I
Mn‘t seen “man I came here.
. ad that I' 111 not saying anything.
“I‘m not sa3‘ih’g‘rzrny thing beyond the
. t that the pitching in the world
. .. 'es and how hard it was to make
use hits connin‘éed me that the ball
vadmn’t have an} thing to do with the
i . n hitting 013 the regular season. .7 C
"Fr-0111 the work done in the world
ties it looksfo me as‘if the practice
‘giving a pitcher three days’ rest be—
ecu games isn't necessary»? A pita—lb
ought to be able to go in two days
' week: cord if hes strong he Ought to
‘5‘: 3
-ms c
Carl )Ia3s, the American League's
leading pitcher, toostp'art in fifty~two
. games this 3ear though not fifty— two
4 in}! games. . 6,.
. *1
' J
$1be3111 at Guard .. _
‘ For the Crimson
i.-CA\[BRIDGE iiassu _1\'oc. 2.—Har-
rd’s football eleven is as ready for
niasion of the Palmer Stadium for
turday‘s game with the Princeton
ers as ex ex it will be. The work-
sesterday was held on a slippery
the greatest care that there should
- no accidents, for the eleveii‘ is just
. w‘nnirrg to get together physically
and there is not a. player who can be
spared.
The n orkout was for the ame team
\flaat lined up against the scrubs Mon-
day, when the seconds did their best
to show how the Jersey pla3s might
fie expected to go \Iacombér and
Crocker continued at ends. Kane was
at one tackle, «while Tierney and Ladd
worked on the other side and Hub-
bar-d and Brown continued as guards.
Grew was M'itii ,th'eésobstitutes again,
and this is taken to mean that Hub-
; hard Will be the first choice for right
guard. Hubbard‘s work has
pleasing to the coaches, who have as
feeling that he Will find himseit
against Princeton and will be able to
play a splendid all round. defensive
_game. Grew is heafier “than Huh-
bard by more then 15 pounds. but he
0 fast and his aggressiveness
directl3 applied.‘- 1
was full of speed yesteriiay
is not so
Pitts
afterno
'well. At the same
sorked with the other backs, Grat-
‘wick and Owen. and it will be Chap-
in's sprox ince to d’oathe putting in case
it is necessary for Pitts to retire" Fitts
is a tender player and will be desired
so much in the Yafe game that he will,
not be held very long in the Tiger
grme unless he keeps absolutelt' » in
trim .- . - ‘ .
Ken Smith Kicks
infathe gaffi‘e against North Carolina. _
w by Guernsey at right guard an
’3 team a year ago, '
ueontinuedzthenonevfime king'of pitch-q =
Be- I
able to work forty-e ight’ or fiftv '
W5 “saga.
‘2 and‘in the rain the coaches tak-’
bee-rs .
on and his leg ~is mending up
8 Chap“ was . BALTIMORE Md... Nov. 2.-_-—Piini
car's opening provided another opp
tunity for Walter S Salmons consist
ent filly Careful to establish herSelt in
the Best of her sex in training. The
daughter of Wi-ack picked up 124 .
p and
the semi-vi find 19; enemies; .
tackle, ’ H
Geo is being developed yjigddia mean inn 3. wonderrui
311 around kick’er for the Crimson s imnortant games. , ‘
Midget Smith Is . '
Victor-Over HIE
.‘NEW SEORK Nov. 2.1.3341? Hill's
efforts at- a. confiébaek; m against a. ‘
’s‘nag last night at Madison Square '
Garden. Midget Smith Hurricane Har-
.Iem tantamwei’gift. constituting the
rock on which Hill’s hopes were dash~
ed. The pair clashed In the stellar
ten- round_ bout of a card Which held
plenty of action for a. crowd of 9 000
fans After ten rounds of one- sided
m‘il'lin‘g ’Smiflr was awarded the deci-
sion. Returning a. verdict, was a .
mere formality. Smith' too’k every :5:
round. Only a. knockout for the ..
blonde—h’eired “dynamo could have pro-
duced a mega convincing .Mer.’
Joe Leopold Denver- featherweight
Sunni '
imbea men '11! ,
. “Riégefield
hunters were brought in by Deputy
131111.05. Winona: t
0’1’ 20 song birds were fined a. to-
-:_of $19: :by. Justice 5“ the Peace
. e .g'a'rne ’wgrdefns' er
‘ Woodwinds in -th‘
W
Brown of the east side, the opening
bout, whic was cut to engiggroends
:The spectntb ‘witnesse‘éohe of it:
most exciting matches since the open-
{11g of the Garden last year, in the
second battle. which, like the first. was
cut to eight rounds In this encount-
er little Georgie Daly. former local
amateur champion, covered himself:
with glory. Appearing in his first pro-
.tessional battle. Daly carried off the
decision over Gebrgie Lee San Fran—
cisco's Chinese bantamweight. Daly
substituted for Eddie Anderson of
Wvoming. who reported sick
Mertin Summers, east side welter~
Weight: decisii'elv outr ‘nted Morris
Lux, Kansas City weltem eight in
the semi-final bout of té‘n roundsi‘
Univ. of Betreit
After Game With
Centre College
DETROIT,MI‘E11., Nov. 2.—-—Univers~
ity; of Detroit athleti antherities hare
renewed negotiations with Centre 001— '
lege for a football game
sage sent tg‘Genm
, Hunters are
expected to be able to discern the dif—
ferent tvpes of birds
Rickard Is Fined
CHIC AGO. Nov. 2 —-Tex Rickard,
heav3 weight championship fight, Ye
terda3 was fined $500 and costs by
Federal Judge Carpenter after elite
ing a plea cf guilty on charges- ‘5
transporting motion p’igfiires of the
Dempsé3-C arpcntler contest into‘ mi
11015 from New Y0'.Ik Rickard .Wil
be able lo draplay the pictures: in en
cage send; other cities in the State
without further prosecution, " ' L
said.
Heavyweight Champs .7
‘ Denies Allegations
-——-—.__.4
NEW YORK, Nov. ‘2. -“-Jack Damp
y, champion heavyweight of th
world yesterday had his attorneys
" 11¢: yet been filed.
, dancer. Dempsey is said to~ha
the;hearts 'ot Marylanders as one of
dsho‘w'ed the way through 7 7
PRI\CRTON, N .11, Nomi—.3121.
isers, received a serious setbaék’ yes .
imdav in their preparations for Satin-u
in“. eme with W fire when
:rced the coaching Stan? to his
zimmage.
r: in
ed for the varsity was sent to.
for signal drill, and did not;
into the drizzle oufSrde £9r
“A!“ an hour. :3:
“ixiie the two 7
:3 4.3 yards. »
e kicking line It
m the 25—yard line, wet
net ball. Smith it was wk
I s' V. irginia on the stréné’ififu
The afternoon can — 7, . ._
r be said to have-“been completet f ’
Paper then called Mean.
L ’- Sex Lpresent A
“ college game hit new and refused to be nterviewedr
$500 in Chicage i:
promotx r of the Dempsey- Carpentler f
npers denying the allegations in a
complaint of Albeit siege: which Eds _
Siege‘I is the ’hus‘band of Bee fair!»
"toner. an
0 batteries in .31
aseball to U’ n.”
brick to the Red 0 agice that Urban w
interest was
a
John Foriz. W o pefieyes his comb
sag. it is 1:
Warm and
stop. L Tar]
tos; right field
ever 113 cd and who was the choice to
’ ra
one of the greatest pla3ers the.
exceptidnafh “3
According 'to the running of victor
w‘in next Sunday at the Malone lot.
last Sand." 3', was the messefiggciting .
outcome of. the contest sealed, when .
on an inhéld error, Was sacrificed to
tally on Prince‘s sin le to right.-
f“ teen satisfiéd‘w t ree bases on his Inf
rung. As it
’ fin own 51ft a.
~ 0 walk High school baske
Nomalk $113,312 awsiting with int
students willigbe.
that footbail defeat
Norw alk stars. fiVe agree thatrthe é’ofph‘i genie-e str 3 3e;
Elmer Olip'hant. considered by“ many
has prayea'srgatm the'gre'sgt 5131mm at West Po
drive torlieft and infir tenth
What would be me 1' than t rm
snstai‘ned 1n Stain
Y
struck W belt line. blow in' the
only Season of the Plavers League ex;
have made a ut seven: seven hem ~
lira-10v ,_
bask‘ ball 0111365.: The writer
'Igs Choke
nascent-the three cases. the
’sion went Into executive session
rmade rte. decisions.
:‘ed to appear in bouts in Co
miist post a forfeit With the
task or certified checks. The
agreed upon folio Star. bouts
semi-finals, 315:.»
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