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sturdy ,‘ouogrtrr who fumed liarru—s ‘
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with“! main a fault. thst had
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. the green.
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voters!» of the 1wm---liacen, who
spring into ywmmvzntt: 1'! 1mm
in by winning the national open.
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in its: $171,.“an field. will
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u I o’clock. The Mouse tesm has
Wt! in tho spango slur having
W tho City Championship
to
that” local diamond rivals.
In Msmer lirumiiu snd his tribe
,1“. Nuts will boars no
trouble in
slang some fut out-of—town
Md drswiug the’ local fsn-
lost our to their pawn—The two
will will lineup so follows: .
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VIII”, '5; 3. Poster, 2!): lismmer- ;
G: Midas. r1: Tucker, cf;
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payers to a room for all the run-
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The players who worked with the
.‘in’. squad tin-day were: Nine onds
cs; Dun, Ed Bradford. J. D. Hitte.
hen harm, fliney ltudnsn, C. E. Bald-
wm. E. Mauran He‘ll snd Phil
Chase. Three cen’rcs. 'E. Gsmscbo.
Jsck Ad: and Dan lfolder.‘ Eleven
tackles and gusrds, Captsln Ksl
Gresnozsgb. Henry Dunksr. Loo
Daley, I}. Taylor. 8. L. Kllgour. Ed
67.
Huh. Charley Bradford, George
“risque. Phil Theopoid, G. Dorrie"
and ‘3. L'. itchlen.
1*. quarter bunks, Phil Braiding,
A M. Z—L-Arford. F. G. Alters. N. E
lit-mien. and Joe ”dill/no. Ten
my.“ Dolph finmh’n‘kki. J. J. Mlhef.
Art ling-rm. A. ll, Miller, Georg. Bra
den. lzz; Zarakrly, M- A. Creek. Zr-g
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Tiger COa—c—rls‘ Look-i
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Booting on Eleven
l'lLlfa‘Cifi'OB“, N. 1.. Sept. 10,—;
VYIIaKhJ'mpa-r today lrmumira-ied thev
March for a puriU-r to replace lio-
wrll Van fix-rm; this Fall. Murray
’HKMH. who dad some of the pum-
lng inst Fall; Hiagle. Weeks. wu-
Mama and HAN-y [A Gendre oil were‘
xl'ur. a long drill in bontifix. Willi:
Yen Gerhlz and Keene Fitzpatrick
touching them. 'i'hhir efforts were!
fairly good. with “Mon and flingi-
aw-mzlng 9. little better than forty
yards, but thr-y were far from the
booming spirals which Van Gerhig
unlcanhcd last Full.
The new typr- of klck-off..nccessit-
atmi by the rhangn in the rules
which forbids tr-es. also was tried
out. Hills and Gates, two Olympic
starts; 'l'cd Draws and Charley ’fsld-
well all not. fair distances. but were
unable to get much height to the
placement. kicks now in vogue. Barn
lining and Single also hsd I drill in
drop kicking.
The linemen had a busy day. be-
ing grounded in the fundamentals
by \Vittmer. chkcnson. Treat snd
Winn. They spent some time at the
tsckling dummies. Five teams ran
through signals in the afternoon.
and then took turns in Opposing
each other for dummy scrimmage.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE. _
W. L. P.O.
New York ..... 89 67 .610
Brooklyn . . . . . . . 88 59 .599
Pittsburgh . . . . . . 85 58 .394
Cincinnati . . . . . . 79 01 .Ill
Chicago 77 86 .510
Ht. Louis ......., 61 85 .41.
Philadelphia. . . . . 53 92 .8“ '
Bolton .... . .... 49 9.1 ,3"
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\Vashington .... 86 GO ."8
New York ...... 85 so .580
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And-My tho first though:
smithsopeningoftbssessonzs
regarding say changes tbs: hare
beonmsdoistherulesofzhegsme
over tho of! season.
There hat-s been s few—three or
four. But they sre not ones that?
affect mstcisliy the genersl style of 1
the guns or the rules. ;
High rsil souls vslues, tbs «era» 5
sl cry for speed and the inability of 3
tbs burnsn voice to cope with the!
bodlsm-of. tbs ever growing crowdsé
rsthsr thsn fsnlts in the game itself
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brought about those changes.
Tbs most important reflsion in l
tbo ruins is tbs one governing the
kickoff. Two slterstlons are made
bore. Fir-tattle klckofl is to be
mods from midfield insfesd of the?
do-yt'd lino. l
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be insds without the assistance of
so srtiflcisl tee of any kind.
pert-s who fsvored this cbsngs paint- ‘
04 out that much time wss wasted
in psst lessons and in many instan-
ces comprehensive Landscaping pro—g
2102s ruined ”7 “"- zealous 350’" 0‘ ' 11¢an good service this scsson. ?
3 tests: so build up a soluble lee for!
tho boll. Tbs locszlon of the kickoff i
is sdvsnccd '19 yards mwsrd the op- g
ponents' goal to offset temporarily;
tho differenco in the length of the;
kick duo to this change.
A: first thought the tendency is;
to cry that this will still handicap;
the side kicking all. But the truth;
is tbs! the change will work no;
bsrdsbip. Old stars de'wcloped dis-i
rsncc sud deadly sccurscy on the.
mason from the level tskooil.‘
Eu‘cntuslly kickers found it easier to
set lift and distance from s fee so,
perfected this style—sud in perfect;
ing it wont to extremes which nude 6
it an evil snd forced the chsnge.
Tho cry for speed in the conduct
0f the game caused odioisls to innit‘
the number of time-out periods each
hslf to four. Additionsl requests
for respites will draw five-yard pen-
sllies motes-1 of s. two-yard fine. i
This will reduce the number of
broken shoo lsces considerably. 3
The field judge will carfi a gun
this you. ‘
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He will not give exhibitions of
bringing dou s footbsli st 50 yards
with it. however. The innovation in
proposed to enable him to call an
sbrupt, definite and final ending to
csch period. The tide of battle in
many gsmes has hinged upon tho
final whistle st the end of a quarter
or the game itself. Frequently pon-
dcmonium reigns at tho crucisl mo-
ment sad the feeblo efforts of the
Judge to drsw the sttentlon of the
calcinls have gone unobserved for
vsrying periods of time. '
’I‘wa other chsnges. more tech-
nical will also be nted. Another st-
tempt is made to perfect a more
sstisfsctory method of trying for the
point after a touchdown.
The rule in saect last season gave
the scoring team the boil on or be-
hind tho opponent’s ave-yard line.
They were permitted to kick. run or
pass the boll over the lino for the
additionsl oint. Ouicisls found.
however. at the kick was resorted
to invaris .
This yosr the boil will be placed
ontho three-yard line. The defend-
ing tcsmgmust- protect the entire
goal. “begin is hoped that this will
cnco’urs'gs more rushing. psssing’or
trick play- snd rodlioo tho number
of trials for- goal vis thoboot.
Another “clinics! point is altered.
Whoa so ineligible piss.“- is struck
by s forward ps- s number of the
defending toss; my csfoh the ball
before it strikes tbs ground snd en-
dssvor to gsin ss ranch ground‘ss be
con; .
That's sbont oil, with tho excep-
tion of s few chsngssdn plat-ml-
ogy‘to closeup m‘points.
secondly the kickoff itself must- bind the m sner unsoun-
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We are is salts.
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Jack Knlfs firs tbs! he thinks the
Yanks will win the pezmt sgsln
this season. W'e don’t know where
Jack gets his dope from but we
have our doubts sbou: his selection.
Thefsnkssrcnowo-egs-ebc-
unghsndcdthe-Mybyshe
thumssndndfhrr. manor.
fordsoloscvrryu—y.
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Old Hsnk Gowdy. is sure giving
lisnk wss-ukcn over two years sgo
by McGrsw to sct ss Giant coach,
but after srrfving on the teem was
pressed into service behind the bot.
and hsd caught my good games.
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The Tigers are scheduled to hold
their first practice of the season to-
morrow morning at Amusement
Park. I: is expected thst there will
Sport Barrage
Chst and Comment of Special Interest to
Norwalk Fans
By LeBoy D. Dom
m‘hgen. Mailings-393‘
be a large crow out for tho slsven
iihusesson.
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High School’s eleva branding
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Stheybsrrelostsnn-sbcroflsstsos-
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Exes-outbound“
There sre s. number of new
players at N. H. & who are coming
szong in fins shape. Vincent O'Brien
. is expected to hold down one of tho
[ back fiold positions.
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i Tins h OBI-led. first
footbsu. but be shspcs up In
, style. Ho ho plenty of beef
:mny fsstonbisfcot. 1th
tbss he will an the gsp in
Wield loft by the grsdusuon
“Es-rt" sauce.
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Tbs Greenwich High School
eleven. with which Norwslk High
School is scheduled to open their
season. yesterdsy defestod Nonsto-
neck High School. by tho score of
20-0. The downstaters seem to hove
s fsst eleven snd the locals will
hsvc to travel at top speed to score a
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Holden Will Face For}
mcr Teonuns‘tes on
The Mound for Hill
tops ‘
thtpromisestobooneoftbe
best gsrncs of the present year will
bo‘plsycd st the Baxter grounds
Bundsr. _
’l‘bs sll-locsl Springwood nine,
grostly strengthened by the addition
of tbs much hiked of former K of
C. pitcher Crack: Holden will line
up sgsinn the fsst Xnig of
Columbus. G’scky has been pitch-
ing for the Its: Kingston team for
the last two weeks .snd is in fine
condition. He is very anxious to de-
fest his former Icsmmstes. Game
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Pi'l'l'S TO HAVE
' University of
{ SPORTS
The now waning basebsli season
has seen s merry bottle waged be-
tween the youngsters. fresh up from
the sticks so to speak, and the vet-
erans of the game.
Jos flhsute. young lefue. has been
the usr and one redeeming festurs
of the Indians' plsy this season.
Without him Speaker's team would
be very nesr the bottom.
Tho two pitching kids, Earl
Whitohill sud} Edwin Wells, bsvs
dons wonders forgbo Detroit Tigers.
Emil 'ch. Eddls rs. listen
Curler. Glenn Wright. have drawn
the spotlight in Pittsburgh. Ray
Krcmer. who ranks with than in
popularity thus dsys. is slso a now
face in the lineup but. ho is no
spring chicksn.
Tbs Senators hsvs young Bill 0g-
den. s pitcher whom Connie Mack
canned. Mar-berry. Spoocs. outfieldsr
11cher from the Pacific Cosst sad
one or two other youngsters on go-
ing good.
And so the list goes.
But we and. also. that old Us:
Carey is grsbblng on the bass stasi-
lng honors of both lesgnos. Eddie
Collins. ninetosn yesrs s big lssgusr;
is ths bsse 'stssllng monarch in the
American Loans.
Rogers Hornsby. s veteran of
ssvsrsl'yosl-s, is bogging tbs bottling
honors in tho Nation's!
Babs Ruth msy well bs called a vet
and. if memory serves us'rlght, be
bss boon quits sctivojrmi-tbe bot
oil lesson. ‘ ' ’ 3
Zsck Whose isn't doing bsd for s
lions:- rnsn. Ross Young” the
Giants still liss his batting eys.
Berry Hellman hasn't for-gem
how to hit. by say means.
Moron tbsihonors foi- tug
Mil-{whats wss~swssdsd.m~'-
am or being tbs mos: mud:
sble.,lsysr,m‘s tesxn in the Amos-’-
new bosstslssvsrslrym
tbst'JUbnsur,
By
BROWN ,
Johnson. howmr. won the honor.
The next interesting hes eight
bout may be one between nuny
8t. Psul Gibbons and Jock Rsnsult.
lste of Csnsds.
According to word from New
York. Promoter To: Richer-d isn't
cnthusisstic about using either liar-
ry Wills or Luis Firpo sgsinst
Dempsey without further consider-
stlon of othsr posdbis opponsnts.
Ronsult is ons of thus possibili-
ties. 8s lass tho prirns rsquisits. He
is young snd coming, lass tho wsl-
lop sud tho intolligsnco to acquire
ring gsns lslaip sud skill.
Ninsty-n s psrcsnt of the heavy-
weight bopos fsil to climb bigbsr
tbs nths umicfinsl cisss bocsuss of
low msntslity. They foil to sbsorb
any of tho-ans points of tho lune.
They plunge blindly on. hoping
foolishly to rise soisly by tho power
of the sock.
But to got bsck to Douapscy‘s op.
ponsnt. In line with his plsns for
s bsttls fosturing Dsmpssy next
summer Rickard - probsbiy will
thmmh ngntult up with semen. in
o nssr u on. sod the ii i:
Gibbons. . rot be is
If flirt. match is dslsyed. ens be-
twssn Mills snd Ronsult in; bs
srrsnged. It is doubtful. howsvor.
if Rickard will be able to get Wills
into soother Insteb this winter.
Wills sod his Ila-auger. Psddy uni.
tins, probably will bids their. time
until nsxt. summer. hoping to lsnd
s much with tho .chsmpibn without
ondsngcring Wills' chances for such
. gimp.» lstttngbim mot soy
other bnskiss. ‘
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pm not.» msvm' , (in-1'16.“
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Roman r. nuns: 103.130
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CANADIANTOMAT
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Solid Right to the Body Brings About 005.,
Battle—Billy Britton Is Winner--Ed Re .3
Of Bridgeport Defeats Al Roche
NEW YORK. Sept. :5.-—Pe:l j
Berlenbscb. New York‘s stunting: ‘
fight-humeight. knocked
Reddick. of Toronto. Csnsds. in the
eighth round of s lz-rmmd manta:
st usduoi Square Garden last
night.
no end come sfter one rum-2.9:
snd :5 seconds of fighting in the
eighth round. when one of Berlrzn-'
bach's heavy rights landed miidr f5 ,
Reddick’s body. and the Grecian; .
boy crumpled in s battered heap i: . 1. ,
his on corner.
It was s thrilling bottle from {Ice ,
cart. The tide of victory m shifty f
Reddick slmost bsvlng Berlezbzck’
out in the sixth round when a. 16:- -
ies of right hand punches thrown
with trip-hammer rapidity made tin--
New York boy groggy . and it 9.:-
pearcd for s time so though he were
out on his feet. but he gxmeiy rat. .
lied, csme back strong in the
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PITSBURGH. Sept. 11—1119.
Pittsburgh football
team will wind up its work at Csmp
lismiiton. Windber. this week. Reg-
istration at the university starts the
following week. and the squad. «um
boring 43 cliglblcs under the one-
ycsr residence rule. will come down
and prepare for the opening game
with Grove City Collvge st Grove
City. Pa” September 27. :
Head Conch "Jock" Sutherland
has been assisted st
"Chslky" Williamson. "Bed" Carlson
and Floyd Rose. and the practice
sessions have been profitable ones.
Sutherlsnd has s big problem filling
rt: holes in the varsity. the only
vsrslty men left being Gwocden at
end. Chase and Winingcr at guards.
Gustsfson st fullback sud Johnson
at antcr.'Such stars u "Buck"
Templeton snd Barry Scindclson.
guards; Lloyd Jordan. end. Nick
Shuler. quarterback. and Karl Bo-
hren 1nd "Hoot" “snag-an. half-
bscks, are not svsiisbie, all of
these men grsdusting with the ex-
ccption of Templeton and Flanagan,
who are in school but ineligible un-
der the three-year competition rule.
Csptsin Lee Frank and Ulbsrd
Rsngsrtner look like the best bets
for the gusrd positions st present. sl—
though there may be many changes
‘as the “season goes on. Hargsrtner
has been on the sound for revernl
Years and looked good for s regular
berth lsst year when injuries put
him out. for most of the season. Cap-
tsiu Frank was alternated between
guard and end i t year and was
one of Cosch srncr's most de-
pendable men on the squad on ac-
count of his versatility.
"Crip" Bauer. Blair McMillan sndk
Johnny Kifer will fight it out with.
line Gwosdcn for the two regular
end berths, with Bauer hsving the
sdvantsgo on account of his experi-
ence.
In the backfield the best-looking
candidates to replace Flsnsgsn.
Bsbrsn snd Bhuler srs "Jess"
Brown. "Jock" Hsrding and “Dutch"
Amsnn. Brown is especially vsluible
on account of his speed and ability
as s. kicker. he being the only man
thus far who hss shown sny con-
sistency in booting the boil. Assis-
tant Cosch "Chslky" Willismson.
who was one of the Panthers' greet-
est kickers when he was playing, hss ,
been working with four or five other
csndidatcs with the ides of getting
more distance to their punts.
The Panthers fscs sn sxccptfon-
sliy liar-d schedule. meeting Lafay-
ette. West Virginia. Johns Hopkins.
Carnegie Tech. Byrscuss. Geneva.
W. s J. and State in succession aft~
er the Frovs City game. Grove City
will be s bard opening sttrsctlon and
it will be s difficult team to been.
on its horns grounds. The pisyors
are coached by Charlie Bowser one
of Pitts grostest centers of the past.
Bowser is s wise hood in fotobsil sud
some excellent mstcrisl ’to work with.
LOCAL com TRAVEL.
'l'bo Stanford Soccer Club will
trsvel to Bridgeport tomorrow sfter-
noon to play s lesgug guns with
the Bridgsport Celtics. The Celtics.
although s now {earn in Pork City
soccer circles. is reputed to be one
of tho boot in tbst city. Tbs Burn?
ford tesrnr will tsks the following
men to Bridgeport. tomorrow: Bil-
linghsm. Fourth. Kerr. Reid. Mc-
Auloy. 'Archibtld. Bsttersby. Gsrd-
iosr. floater. Ker, Coker. Robinson.
HoNcics and, McElweo. Inn. team
will losvs Per-ki ltowst 1:30 o’clock.
pm. mo, mamas
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