. Oct. ‘20.»ln an
' up the gaps in the
hioh permitted. the
" ‘ its to plow through
[line Saturday. Conch
vi: the Yale football
Reggie Root, regular
tackle position for your
9031‘: ligh‘l workout.
lie ulterno n was taken
as constru ive criticism
" ulcandldtites for the re-
Jelovon and in making
ofiiona with a short six“
to complete the work.‘ .
Wortnam and Mike Fiuhertr
. alternated at the left guard
cm were separated. and both
laces in the first line-up.‘
am being moved ito rlxht
To make up for the loss 0,!
,nt guard when he ‘was Made a
‘ . Bill Webster. troshman can?
tackles. .were shifted to' the
positions and played on the
eleven. ‘ " >
change between the tackles
‘de may strengthen the do-
With Root as a' new lett
‘ the varsity, Ben Butter-
- 'the other tackle. Potts
y Were still at the ends.
on at center; The back-
"- make it seem that the
h» Club was much better
*thnn Washington. The
Longuers appear to have
his pretty well sized up.
”I am not familiar with the
and weaknesses of the Pi-
lot‘s.» I have expert knowi-
. and can not hit, ‘
V number of spots during the
'ho Pirate twirlers pitched to.
th of the Washington bet—
on their weakness. 1.?"
It Ill I
the: had the dope on the Sene-
, bly lack of control caused
”W‘g‘roovo" the bail rather
.. he it hard to hit.
' 'n- o- in
SE ’ro PIRATES.
. osely watched the Washing-
here in action. it struck me
on. much thought back ”of
it was apparent that the
i. pitching staff know its
‘ Johnson, by the ease with
I disposed of Pittsburgh in
turn starts. rather exploded
3 that speed had no chance
e Pirates.
to the series when the
9! Johnson to beat Pitts-
re discussed. National
upporters simply pointed to
» that Piltebui‘gh had on-
ninst ,“Dazzy Vance.
.6' is the speed boll king of
Militia] League, and has a.
but simply explodes. to use
v‘oltlon offered by some or the
S{item in his league.
I t t
‘ nson, with a" pitching repe-
isting of the same stun
In, counting oi inn
.Wh lav-m In». all...
.1. ‘Il porcelain tul. on.‘
w m an basin hum. Ilotnl
. ‘ 7 w- wry I complete noel
. . lull! woollen
”Emma CO. Inc.
runner so. Stamford. Ct.
w.
our Youthful '.
. > the daily half? '
Cutler, mine. Noble nod Mien 7e»
been. The rest oi thegtimogm.
wick ran the Wham-i with. ,Weineelt‘e
mining and Wadsworth” been;
In “the demon ”(immune the ver-
oily nookwith whether ilrst airing
teem workout“ men who will!
93”- “! 3.“ WW 8”“ were sent
in including. Gill and-Osborne. ends:
Captain «lose the. Benton. tackles:
Richards and elm/or, guard” Burt
canton, A thQuZh. 'mohnres . was
enclosed over from o ,taelcie to e
guerd‘yo‘sterdey afternoon, he ploy.
oi as o mrdthe greater partot
lent in” . : , '1‘
‘ .0 rm. who were injured in;
Setnrdoy‘u game all were at the
‘W room total 1 .
(unmanned expon- picking
5‘slio'ws Yemeni; Amiy one
‘iloid. timelierty took on entire part;
in network. gHe was carried of: the H
hold on I. stretcher lost . Beturouy ‘
one was unoon‘ooiouo. .lie earner
around rapidly after reaching ‘the _ , ,
hospital and today was not good ‘
ever. 'Cottle. who played a. fig ‘od
port of the game at rollback. min, ‘
street clothes and has on iniuified’
shoulder, which will keep him but .
of theBrown game. but‘he Will be
able to play against West Point. Ins‘ ‘
cidentally‘ Coolie won the latent“
some lent year with it 50-yardjtdh
in the last three minutes or ploy.
Richards and Foote. who received
minor injuries, will be; able to take 3,
active part in the woek'ejworkp
nun—9."
LONDON, Oct. 29. t H t _ >
«American neuter that sent Tom.
my. Mlllla‘an. Brita on man ' aim
champion. scum-yin: heck t , Eng:
land ‘niterrhis‘hattle with, Merrie
Schiaii‘or. Millicengwus justvplumh
, scored that numerals-would he car-
new by Vance. round hideous-£1:
rather easy plum.‘ ‘
. I .
DOPE UPSET.
All of which simply goes to prove
that the dope that is slipped to tan-
dem prior to the series means little
or nothing. except that it makes in.
terestins. reading. 7 .
Htteburgh was touted as having a
batting punch that simply couldn't
be denied. while Washington was re-
puted to have a. defensive front that
would match the batting edge of the
Pirates. .
The National Leaguer: rolled to
show real power at the hat and in
spots the Washington defense crum-
bled.
In organise the 1925 series knocked
it .“i? 4°99 t998¥~turvnfitarsex
' filed to shine. failed. while others.
iii-om whom but little was expected,
went over big.
The Pirates hnnkeu strongly on
their-speed and, while they showed
plenty of it on the barren, speed has
never won a world series.
- O t I
You must get. on the buses to take
advantage of speed and the Pirates
haven't. been doing. it with much
frequency. It's an old and true say-
ing that you can't steal first base.
‘ No REPLY.
Guest (to daughter of house):
“Well. my dear. I suppose you help
your mother a great deal. don't
you?" 7
Daughter: “Oh. you. Today it's my
turn to count- the spoons after
you’ve all gone."—-—Answero.
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Finish d the.
r; -/
rup ii if he remained in'the‘ wicked
city at New York. ‘ ‘ w
Ami that's why he ’lett. Miiiisen
revealed when‘he .urrWed here after
a week of silence in his home in
Lunarhehire. . V
. Miliigan. who whipped his Amer.
icnu opponent in the United States,
gone t’ive rensoriu for his sudden ro-"
turn to England. but the final clinch-
ing reason was that New York was
just too wicked ifor him. V .
"Firet. i. missed the presence of‘
my friends in the dressing room‘
when l tinished the tight," the tight-
er said. -. ‘ , A
"Secondly. Bohluiter gnve me 9.
had cut over thoeye. which I knew
would tithe six week; to heal.
“"i'nlrdiy .1 am ‘Scottthhand firured.
thnt it would he cheaper‘to return
home while the iwound a hauling
city while idle. f ‘r ‘ ~ 1., g
“Fifthly. I heard negmuoh ‘ehout‘
‘tough guys‘ and rampant winter
with morality ut edit oilnt' that I’;
decided that Now York‘lworn .‘thc
place for a. lad o! 20 yearl."‘*-
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COULDN’T.
Nurse: "1 wondermhods' wasmh'o
never folded up hill clothe when)»
went to bed?" ‘ . ,- ,‘
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lo. » ,
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, “Yes! I am." ‘ . V ‘7.
“Then I~hope you aren'troflended.
I~ didn't menu what»; thoufiht about
you."~Tit-Bits.
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