4;.
“Football ‘capni‘n's‘tj‘
.1.
ll“
' Tech and Ala-
. ll “Fighting for
thorn Crown -—
lgan-Illinols
. mouth and Penn-
Valiia Have“ Battier .
0n“"‘Hand With Chi-t
cage ‘ and Harvard
ptw . rt. , (Sgt. 23. MP.)-
plcnshrp hopes and aspirations
be at. stake in many sectors of
ster team on the Trial;
Grounds at 2:15 p. m..‘ ,.
day the Wiltons loses to R
inning game. when Rum
score with a home Maid“.
after trailing. 2 to 0. rpm: '
a bus leave the, Boston fits
o'clock. ~‘
ed to stage fl
' next. summer ‘ my
"load the oil "KW"
- 0! ill! Indium
A While Georgia "Tech and Alabama.
' sndlng Southern Conference
‘pl onders. are fighting it otlt and
lithium seeks to hold her place at
top of the Western Conference
, ‘ by downing Illinois, two of the
' ' V’s. major title aspirant. Penn-
—.
“I'll‘llllll‘lblnmt ‘ J ‘ '
to anti Dartmouth, also will Sngith and bf‘ilkr xii as
ee“"cruclal tests. . - ‘ Joe Wils s t ti t tOn sttcry on u.
Fred Henderson is cap sin and at on i can sin an ““0 tor Brewster. ‘Vost Broil”
this year’s Pennsylvania eleven.
tackle of this year's tillicno eleven. Ho‘s .g mighty big cog in the Red
He‘s a strong PM" in my; position' and Blue machinery. too. Joe and
beln es ecially nde t at (“a nosing his mules have a tough task before
fish-91;" u I) ents‘g love them this-full. for Penn has one of
an I a ‘8 p olpon p ‘ ' the hardest schedules ever .rlven a.
lie looks ready for ll. grout sesson.
l"i tnroprescuting that instlttlt'on.
Burke... . Shortstop .....w
Mclmlis Honored'By ' FOOTBALL GAMES ilV‘lsnsnnts” Seedild bus
American Legionf FOR- TOMORRow .t W. Catcher
"Scltolz. l... Right field film.
. .
GLOUCESTER. Muss, Oct. 23 Vellum-inn are the tmt'ot‘mll‘ “0"
lisll....... Center field ”.5
Snllth- v s o s n o Pltch.’ fies s s ‘." .
(Ap)_.—.Jo)ni ‘lStuffy" Mo ll-nls. ior- Itsll gamcs in the inlet. Middle West, “0"". . - L9" “Olav ‘ '
mer first baseman of tie Boston South and Fm. West for Saturday.
Braves. was presented witl asenlof October 9",
‘Lllflt your, Yule shared the high-
t Eastern football plateau with
unit and Dartmouth but the. Ells'
back at the hands of the Quakers
. t week virtually has put them out
0 running, although most of the
id isive battles are yet to come.
'an Penn "as Chicago.
Pennsylvania now has Chicago to
terry about and not a. few experts,
’ ile expecting the Quakers to have
hit the better of the argument,
Ythat the 200 pound Maroon
.product‘ of the Stags; defensive
‘ ’ool. will be more than a match
the button... rushes or Al Kruez
«the shitty thrusts of Charley
gore.
umpire and the proceeds” “it ‘wo . . ‘. .
goes to the players. . . l . “10 W “Vim, ..
The lineups are as folio Kenna will not
Wilton. ‘
Riley... . .. First base L...“ ..
Brogan“... Left field ....‘.f.
Landy...... Thirdbue ... '
this attraction ll .
lng desperate u-vpls enough Hey
they could “boot. to on u"
enough gate in. Relapse“ Jinan
to meet the million, dollar. demdndl
‘ or the chsmpionstoae tsjineoseeivs
son. ' ‘ .. : ‘ p , ,
New York boxing I up ‘ i i
been under sny‘idelli
DempseyJ‘l‘ills‘ , gilt. "in .
next summer." bursts onlyiose
the. eighth and ninth has even {fir
Harlem binder won , tn
my
. . ll. ,
ound.winnlng tn dccis y. ’
pounds. ”or *
the American Legion by he Lester
" 3 - 'iii reduce a t . . .- . . . . ' .
T11? Ogngsti‘tfisg‘t thanfpions, for S. Wsss Post at a testimonial dinner “‘5‘- place for the NI bout. , dud thetts ' ' t It”: Chateau-.168.
"hit Penn was on the Eastern here Wednesdayntsht. The slftwns Pennsylvania \s- (.‘hlmao at ”111- right here inherit Yuk.“ Denyse ' .' hcjlenst.Eldoroutpolntcd, Vinnie-
° ' knows that ssweli “women one Mugblln- 137» 0! tBl'ot’klymr lathe
in recognition of ills servincs in this
year‘s world series as first baseman
for Pittsburgh. '
bicinnis also t-ct-clved a chest of
silver from his admirers.
ndclphis.
Penn Stow. vs. Mil-high" Autos so
State College, Pa. 3
Army vs. St. Louis University at;
o t h l f frl ds Tia y‘ Wm Pom" ‘
e on ram your on e . , . , . .
need someone to llt‘lp just as much “ sshington and thfu-son “' llnlny- ‘ ‘
as you need the help. ‘ ““0 M 3‘0“ 30"“ , ‘
‘ Princeton vs. Colgate at Princeton. I But . W
list-vent vs. Dartmouth at ('tun-‘ . ’ . '
bridge. ' '
Yule. vs Brown or, Providence.
Columbia vs. Williams at New York.
twelve" round semi-lined.-1 It-wss s'
tome ‘afmlr‘ with. Chesteeroing) the .
betterwork. _ln sfsix nou' bout. * .
Paul .Aubertln; of; trance making
his debut «here. was: knocked-rout in
he. fifth round bY'Andyj'Dl Vodi. of
the East. _Slde.. one mferco‘atopped
he: contest to save Aubertintrom ,
’rya. punishment. ‘ Russel ‘
4 liters Ansel inths
' rider
‘cfikdast season. Chicago gallopcd
VI! with the "Big Ton" crown. De-
st for either will not offset their
poctive notional standings hls'L
he outcome of tlloir clash on Fl‘llnk
infield must be considered in any
siting given t’llht‘l‘ outfit.
* Big Eastern Fray.
Dartmoulh's powcrt‘ul array, on—
tlnterlng Harvard ut Cal‘tlbrldgr.
‘ s to have a better. chance of
The. champion did not . tool : anyone
when he howod himself out annoy
York, where the ‘oommission‘lttl,
lantecd there" would 30* h . ”W“,
. once and where'rex meme stood
ready to promote theybout. g _ ‘ ,
According to 'Kenssl‘ citytpapero
mixed matches are; forbidden in
' Kansas City. and it would semen--
sery to chengetlle‘ lowx‘td‘pérmit
Dempsey to be: ‘Wilil thm.‘ No
.surh tinkering with the law will be
'permittcd. . ' 1‘ "
Saturday while the. cadets. facing
St. Louis and Syracuse meeting
Providence. have nothing but good
satchel .
,pllence’ am- back aiming to
\
‘ 5 _.. 'ny‘innnin-sswi: .
‘ ory than Pennsylvania. although
001110". All-Anionosmsok. less. 3
me Big Green squad undoubtedly ‘i‘lluy
this position should practice" catch- .'
"ii have its hands full in attempt- workouts in prospect. . ' he some . - , . _. ‘_ . - , . . J . ‘ . , . , _
iéto make it three stralght orer thing is true of Boston‘ College. “can “Tm" “" "‘0’" \s. WM” ,morrow 'l‘hc Dempsey-Willl'bout "in doubt: Defensivoly. the -hslfbsckt has ing all kinds f nts audt .in‘m l
he rejuvenated Crimson forces. The which :meots Allegheny this week, Gl::;x:ttoivlr?r§:mg‘llrunon m WM“- ‘ , Will make a “ammo: trip .n' over litany duties, . _ . sell to keep ‘11)“ [10:8 .0" ”mtg“?! :3; ‘
mault- Of this 8“?ng $323 223$: and Hm" ”m" “We“ 1"“ ”mm“ install. . . ’ NEW HAVEN- Oct- 2354‘ thin" broad lend. outside of New He nu to wotCh the ball always the opposing men accmlng'down ~to‘ L
ntpoitanc‘e (:0 at “in. rl'd followers to?“ ogptzncnt'i ‘ ‘h l t l (‘c i Holy Cross vs. \Wmam M Buriing- live members of the Yale _ V/ji‘orl: State. without finding"! piece “a along with u markupllns plays make the tackle. and-makeup. catch
11 dthemm “Cintl’brid‘ge aelevm Wm 'r leintn‘v t; 2;; l ( ‘3?“ now-n 10;:ng "on. sqund, with nun-Item. trsin rate. .to land. The mount Dim VII. in indent! runs and slso‘gusrd against certain. .,
'1?“in it: full strength into the fray. r:gcain 3m: intZESEI‘CllOllill prtLtiuclem‘w‘h "s' Carnegie M Pitts- 3:222:11? illegwwfiihgmowgr 0T3.) 1mm": ngwms "'1‘: Atallioh‘ihnn Cit)? forward W3. ' i ’ .. Mt” the ball is safely tucked
"Washington and Jefferson's hopes against -l\lichignn Anglos. ' lmrgh. team “.mphg’m u ’30” Grill “1‘“: hear. 1):", tossed 0:05;; . "r: _’l‘he_iast ”an“ ‘0 be‘ the most dif. away. then it is time enough m think
or coming back to the - Eastern Yale and Brown ouch . has half. ““‘W‘W‘ \5- lMill-“ll at N0“ "'“ns' new stadium this afternoon to o “.1" ti?“ t a ‘1 39:, :1 iloulttor the overuse back ‘0 mas- M the runbsck._ T°° many “(335'
heights they occupied a few seasons championship hopes blasted some- “10‘“ clude the work for the first con; St is mu. “ out o ‘.' °° 9“ log. it means quick Judgment in not excluding experienced menstart
' 0 will be at stake in the gems what by Pennsylvania int .1... last Navy vs. Western Maryland at .\n- ‘i‘ni he let a i‘ l“ “6"!” - " ’- . - diagnosing the play. .if it‘is it pass to run before they have the ball so- >
‘ tnupolis. ° 5 9 3° n ’°‘ 9" in Those behind the new boxing in: he be? his men or none to cover. surely in their hands. . The result is
ltltLafayctte at the Polo Grounds.
“ ‘ afayottc. as is the case with Col—
gate and Princeton. opponents in
nether headliner this week. has one
”lei game on its record but cannot be
glounted out of the championship
‘ «hosslbility class except by defeat.
. ’ Face Little Worry.
Cornell. the Army and Syracuse.
flm‘ong other midscuscn topnotchers.
twenty-one years. \
The. Yale llnc~up announced last
night includes tho men moved up to
the varsity by the drastic changes
on» coaches put into efl'cct Tuesday.
as a result at the team‘s showing in
generally a fumble, and one at the
opposition recovers the ball. Keep
your" eyes on the ball and target the,
luckier: until you have it sateiy son. 3‘
euro in your possession. J ’
Summing up. a backfield mun
must be alert, quick thinking. fairly
fast (ct course the faster the bet-
ter). shifty. and. above all. u lighter
tit all stages of the game.
Most 05 these. allow t‘ltiulillt-tltlons
can be attained with‘the right in-
struction and training in high and
prep; schools. thus preparing the boy’s .
for inter-collegiate football.
Wild‘Bull Wants: to
t. ‘ Box FIOyd Johnson "
NEW YORK, Oct 23.—~Til£' Vild
Bull ot the Pampas is yearning to
get back to the "in; Where the
sort money grows. Luis Angel I-‘irpo
has decided that ho is trusting hisl [
l'Oung life by not engaging in battloft;
The lacings he took from Jack 5 '
Dc'lnpsry, Hurry Wills and Charley; , ,.
Woinert have been forgotten, but the. 1 ‘ g - ‘ ,
money he roceivt-d is still spcndabie. . ' .. . - '
.snu. the Wild nun isn’t going to: '5'""Em’_ 5mm“
be rash in picking his opponents. It! 3 a ‘ ‘ . ». '
is lwllispercd he is negotiating for a;...f‘.‘.f;.; :fi:§‘i§,‘;\$}§§{0;‘,§f‘§lg)? i
battle 1“ Buchoe MWS- 9"“ 13 599““ i weight if he keeps on in tho l‘istic ‘
:“5 “0"“ 0m“? “1““ 3‘7”.“ Johnson l art. Port of his weight is derived I
or an opponent. t ~. _ _ ‘ , .. .
Poor Floyd is scltt‘dtllod ill nit-ct 11:83: in’il‘r‘lgs b%?l‘élp:lflcc“‘l‘lfywhofld l
"MTV Wills 11““ MOM“)! in NCW‘ War. But silico'tnklng up boxlniu. l
i
in initials frown sever-elk upon any ~ (Alwnys know where your man is at
talk...“ s Dempsey-Wills metal: in {sli‘timesusnd never let him. get be-
that state. The game is not yet on hind you): If he does it is ll.’ sure
a drincnough touting. end will not «in should the was be timed. and
be tor several years to make it sd» thrown'sccuratciy. .
disable to stsndlhe test or the ut- Most teams nowadays rely greatly
Cotton» that would result from the on their forward pm attack. So‘lt
matching of the- white champion is absolutely necefllflv for a back to
and the negro cilnnengor. ' be very slert against the aerial Style
VB is more plain thén‘ ever that of play. "
somebody is going to be left hold- When in. opposing team. punts
ing, the bag. Paddy. Nailing 'i-lh. there is slwsys need of a clever. re-
sists thst he has. received $35,000 in liable book‘to'receive thet kicks. lie
cash to training expenses'tor’wfiis. lies I. very important part to plot:
It the South Bend business men bs- First 9th“ he must he it sure ball
hind the project not up that money .. , ‘ - . ,
they may Is welt kiss it goodbye. "
in the opinion of smart observers.
who .sgree that. there is no chance
fertile contest. outside of thlt‘lit'ste ’
1t Dempsey put up the money hlh‘tu
selt‘qtoobtsin immunity from Wills
for snotlher year. that is something
lb ‘ 1
Middle West.
Ohio Siatt- vat. Iowa at (.iolutnllns.
.‘lll‘llli't-‘tllll vs. Notro home. in Min.
nonpolis.
Purdue vs. Wisconsin at Madison.
from the intensity of thoi' hnttle in
tho new stadium at l‘rovllt-ncc. '
Amherst hopes to nqu cc. a step.
toward t‘ltc “illitlo ’l‘hr c" cham-
pionship by beating Wesleyan. Wll. ‘
llnms. the remaining member of this Illinois "5- Michigan at lrbnns. the Penn arm in week. ~ .
triumvirate nnd titlt-holdcr for 1h.- Indians "R MINI“ I“ llloomiugton. turn will ‘bo Dav? Burt stutzn't‘ee:
m“ few years. is nott up m “and...“ I \nrthwcstrcn vs. Tulane at ( lllt‘nu'o. l Webster, right guund: llubc. Benton:
this season and has little chance oil-““9“ "“ l‘ordlutm “‘- Akron. trig,“ tackle. and Captain Jose at 10“
9 little to “am, about to, s making an "Memo smflng agnhmh“nshlligt0n vs. Iowa State st Autos.
tackle.
fink or two. Cornell is idle this Columbia. ,Dnlite \‘R. Grillllt‘ll M Grinnoll,
. ....- ’Marqncttc vs. Lombard at Milwnn- l“:23?!gogofiie‘vgzllt°?e;° 3:23:33
kw. ‘ ' ‘
. - . an attnck of sinus trouble and has
lknllsas vs. Nebraska at Lincoln.
Baylor vs. 'liouard P'vnc at “’nm. p luyed on the. second team since M.
_ . .. . . return. Because his brilliant pflty
ink" “mm“ ‘3 1"?“ '" ““5““ against Penn last week indicated
l . (III I.
‘ ‘ . that the Jose of old was again
itreorgiu .l‘i‘t‘ll‘lfi. :‘lilblllllit at Atlanta. available. he ha. been given his
.(Icol'mfl vs. \nntlorbilt in. Athens. place on the first team. The "I“;
Kentucky vs. Suwanee. M Lexington. tion of Dave Burl. to succeed Cob-
"1‘onnosscc ls. Louisiana State at bios Sturhshn at center is sudden
- u"”°"°*‘"‘_““- ' . but not. unexpected. Sturhahn. reg;
1 Centre vs. \lt-st hentmrky .\0I‘nlll uler Ella-M lost yam has been Na}...
- fll- Bmllink GI‘N‘II- Eing an unsteady some since he was
Far West. . itruust’erred to center. and several of
Idaho rs. Gonssga at Moscow, Ids. his bed passes have nearly led to“
\Vnshlngton vs. \l'hltmnn at Seattle. disaster. Burt made his‘ letter as d. ‘
Stanford vs. Oregon Agglcs st. Polo sub center last year. .. .
Alto. ‘ . Bill Webster. the new right guard ‘
Oregon vs. t‘slltornln at Portland. is pinyin: this position for the first
Arbours vs. (I. s. t.‘. at nos Angolan. time in his football career. Until
Montana vs. Montana Mines nt Mis- . Tuesday and last year while he csp~
souls. ‘ ‘ tsined the chsmpion freshman team _‘
Washington. as all things were equal Utah W- 0010"“, “it Salt. ”“0 CW- “ played at "“3“”- Rube Benton.
M, ‘to the weather and ptmburgh .\\'.vomln¢ vs. Rests at Lemme. another new fixture on the Ysls var. ~ . _
was up agéinst it by spotting “73311-1 slty. Wol’hll lotter‘in 0‘10 Pl‘lDCEQOQ -.- fl ‘
ington, four runs. In‘all‘. probitbll- game h" year and‘ 5M “ 1“" "‘3'“
ity the Pirate swould have been de- this your. not reporting until several
lighted to have had the slime called days before the opening 3‘1““ Wm! '
before it had gone the“?regulation Mlddlebun'. but since that time I“! .
distance. . i , rise has been steady.
. . . The rest at the vars y line-up for
. i ‘ .‘ ‘ Saturday will be: Po ts. left end:
3"" “ “"3“" ”“9““ “ ""5“ Bradley. right end: Richards, lett
two weeks but that \votE't detract
As}
B
rules of. the game, the umpires would
never have gone more than an
inning or two. ‘
The umpires, however. wet-o de-
cidedly up against it after Washing-
ton mnde four runs inithe first in-
ning. It was a tough not to call it
off. after having mugs 1the teams
start in bad weather. i , _
This is in no sense mil alibi for
. “GOAT" ALMOST Iii-2R0.
:The difference between the hero
rid the “goat" in baseball is slight.
{you doubt it. consider the case of
ogcr ‘ Pccklnpnugh.
In baseball. it is not how many
from you make. but how costly
they are. If a pluycr's mistakes do
i'figure in the final result they
,: quickly forgotten. -
Very often it is possible for a
layer to wipe out any number of
' it spots through the medium of
rent play. In the final game of
$925 "st‘rit‘s. logcr Pccltlnpaugll
to: moment 'cnjoycd such a thrill.
the seventh inning. I’cck by
pping an easy fly ball intuit: it
liner for Pittsburgh to score two
nd tip. the game. In the
;
nuns-mitts , . . . .
‘1. ls’it’oonslderod bundling, little
man withgthe bell ‘trles‘to lump over
s opponent who is on his knee?
What is the proper procedure
_ .otpllyl‘sflorn team hes mod. _‘ 1:
0f ; ' blown? A contends the learns
' ‘chense Ms. B says not.
. 1. now use: players must be
. or "refine of scrimmege when the
M it put into play?
'ANSWERS ,
1. llurdllng. according to rules.
Stating High Ready
‘1 For West Hartford
STAMFORD. Oct. 23.——Coach
Michael A. Boyle. Stamford High
school mentor. is pointing his charg-
es hard for the game here tomorrow
nrk. if there is enough of turn otter he’s been getting rid of the shrapnel
that. fight he may be. shipped to And also sonlu. weight. He's had
South Amrrich for battle with Firpo, . more than 125 flghts‘smd has drop.
ncd only one. decision.
the intrepid Wild Bull.
l ’ ‘
inning he delivered a home
,, hatagnln put his team in
Seemed as if timrhome run
prove to he the dcélding blow
':serles. it would transform
is '“tro‘m the “g at" to the hero
, All his pr 'ious misdeeds
a be forgotten.
ntjt was not to be. After two
't‘vn in Pittsburgh's half of
eighth. Peck again erred. pres-
l . the Pirates with .two runs, the
" n by which Pittsburgh won
‘game and series.
.- n o s
doubt. if any player in the his-
}sts world series ever had such
L lei time of it as was Puck's
. ' I am SOI'I'ylhe home run
e-trigltih didn‘t crnso previous
"-’ ‘ e. s s
'<LESSON LEARNED.
e world series isconsldered the
. word in baseball. the classic or
' year. As such an event it should
staged only under the most pro-
- at us conditions. ,
is doubtful it ever a game was
‘. under worse conditions than
nal clash of the 1925 world so-
Certainly in my 20 years of
league umpiring I never saw a
day for a ball game.
' ng the regular season a game
“links never been started un-
"e conditions that prevailed.
home team elected to start
toll on islte right under the lions. ,,
under the adverse condiitons that.
existed and no doubt the‘expcrlmont
of starting a game. with unfavorable
weather prev-lung as it; did at Pitts-
burgh, will serve as a goal! letaon.
LG I O Q t
stx UMPS NEED .1).
Anotitcrlpoint brought ut by the
series was the necessity for better
supervision of drivespto i‘le outfield
and along the foul line by the um-
pires. _ i ‘
When four umpires were first
used in the 1909 series. it was it big
lnugh. merely a method of letting
two more umpires cut in on the
money. -
The 1925 series proved that four
umpires are not suit‘iclont to cover
some of the situations thqt came up
In the outfield. .
If the magnates insist n curtail-
ing the regular playing #1300.
it seems they must if they are to ac-
commodate Just n portion f the fans
who want to see the no nos. more
umpires must be used.
With so runny trick stands. the
chances for Joke home runs are
greatly multiplied. Two extra um~
plres patrolling the outfield would.
solve the situation and preventdis-
puled plays that often have a promi-
nent bearing on the final result.
0 O O
No series over demonstrated the
flood of six umpires more than the
Pittsburgh - “'nltlngton‘ meeting.
which “no tilled with f sk situa-
and .
afternoon at Halloween Pork. when
the locals will take on the. eleven of
the West Hartford High school. rated
its one o! the strongest teams in the
\ State.
It will be the first time the two
teams have ever met. West Hart-
fordwas scheduled to fill what had
been an open date on the local sched.
ule. .
West Herttordcor‘nes here with a
clean slate of three victories. having
defeated South Manchester High
Weaver l-llgh of Hartford and Non-
gatuclt. The last named was a big
upset in State scholasuc football cir-
cles. ' ~ .
All the Stamford players are in
good shape ascent Birmingham.
halfback. who has been confined to
his. bed with a heavy cold. He will
probably be able to play Saturday.
Stamford lost to the Princeton
Freshmen in the opening game 9!
the season. 20 too. and in the second
game defeated Madison Iligh ofNew
York. ' * 9
W '
REPRESENTS WAII 00.
‘V. L. Duffy has joined the Amer-
ican ‘Hat Company Inc.. 0! Norwalk.
Conn.. with offices at 11 Waverly
Place. New York, and will repre-
sent that firm In Colorado. Oregon,
Washington Idaho and Fish.
M. Duffy cums originally'from the
retail business where he noted as
buyer: and department manager for
on of the lending stores on the
cons;
guard: Bunnell, quarterback and
Kline. Cutler and Allen. backs.
ltlchsrds woe s techie until Tues~
day's shake-up.
In past years the make-up of m.
Yale team is usually definite by this
time, but this yesruiho eleven has
been slow to round; into form. ' The
play last week lacked polish and the -
men have not reached their usual
mid-season stride. 7_
As s result another shake-up is
the neon More. probably the first, of
next week after the. present lmprov.
lsed combination is t given further
trial. would not be I surprise to (ole
lowersot the Yale situation.
PROVIDENCE. Oct. alt—Orlms
.Smith of Brockton. star left tackle
missing from the lino~up at Andrews.
Field yesterdsy afternoon and there‘
is a possibility. according to reliable
report. that he may not be sbls to.
Play against Yule Saturday in the
dedication game at the New Brown
'fleld. -
Smith was hurt in Thursday's
scrimmsge. If he is definitely out of
the Yale contest. it is likely tbst
Richard Gurney. another tor-mer-
Exeter linemen. will take his place.
Gurney was captain of the Brown
freshmen last fall. He knows a lot
of football. but has notheen in good
physical condition lately.
-—-Advertiso in the Sentinel for the
best results.
, n
I “1.. ‘ ‘0,
SAN FR 'CISCO. Oct. 28.'(AP.)
y—‘i'he Louisville Colonels. chem.
pictorial .the American Association,
walked away. with all the honors in
the first otss nine-game‘series with
theses Francisco Bests hersyestcrn
day‘b'yshuttlng out the champions
of the Pacino ‘Cosst Lennon to o.
TheLouisviils‘ club started from.
thetr‘drst inning'like champions and
played the ‘ role throughout. Big
Chiefs": ‘nncup sounded the battle
"so”: Kentucky. tethered his tribe
fol hitting warriors before him. roll-
‘ "fill“ ‘QUOII‘MIO "3|! BOHM" of
.mhome ifllttle relieve named
'ry‘l'ryson. in 'when the smoke
insured sway the Enterners trotted
toithe showers with s shut-out 'vle-
tory over the Pacific ,Coast chem-
of the Brown football eleven. wu .
pills-Jo their credit.
“is to the; New rent tat-nu. was
”the outsillndtng .testui‘o oi. the some.
moi-pauses!" seldom inst withthe
system;
, otjthe sove’rsi‘"“ihoussnd
undead .0‘ ms given ‘s big band
on {Quotient occasions. (Out tat-live
time‘s to-Tht‘he connected {or s
home run; 3‘ {moaned mod I
Mr He sleephsde nine put-outs.
Chief Tincnp pitched stellar bail for
Moist-lilo and held the Cesst ‘Mon-
trons to'six hits.
CHICAGO U. WINS IN JAPAN.
'I‘AlKU. Cores. Oct :3. (any-
The University «Chlorine '
teirn yesterday detected the 'l‘sjiltu
centerneider Tyson. who has been P
applies only to the man carrying the
hell. 'It’ an opponent is on his knee.
the player wltfl‘the bail can hurdle '
Hur- ’
him without being penalized.
dung is construed as jumping or try.
ing‘ to jump over an opponent who is
still on his feet. " , '
2. The teams shall not
goals after s. try for point following
o. touchdown. The side Juno. scored
on shall have the option at kicking
off or having their opponents do so.
I. The side holding the ball must.
here at least seven‘plsysrs pn the
line of scrimmsgo‘when thebsll‘ is
put into play. “ ‘ ‘
Lewis Defeats Meeting
'- .MSEs Flt-8t "Fall"
gmarked difference between it man
ROCHESTER. N. if. Oct. 2:
(Ame—Ed Strangler. Lexvls.’ wrest-
ling champion. successions defend-
ed his due , hero ‘.Wednesdsy night.
seams: 2st steam. Irish mm...
main. won no mum: in tpeno
minutes. Lewis-coming back to win
the next‘u'vo with his favorite hold. -
the headlook.
s'rmnnso scones knock-oer
COLUMBIA. S. (3.. Oct. 23. (A?)
—,‘«W. In- (You!!!) Stribling last night
knocked out Tom McKiernan. of
busebsi'oisw York... in the‘sooond rounds!
I‘ echo .
But-l.
it
change
Now Knute Rockne knows how
Waiter Johnson felt wht-nkl‘ki Cur-
ler hit that two-base hit With the
bases loaded in the final game.
‘ 0 eg. e
Wool-o beginning to think the or.“
tense. of the Illinois eleven would ll! -
our
‘ loses: a
extremely olcnslvc this year if it
were not for Mr. Grange.
- t O O .
There is. us you must renlizc... a
who‘plungcs on football fields and a
man who plunges on ‘tootbnll games.
t O ‘
' "While there nuly‘ be nothing what-
ever in s name \ve‘nrc'lnfornltrl one
Mr. Broom ”of“ New .‘Jerscy is on
silent, on sweeping end runs.
.' 0‘ I 0
THE EXPERTS . FEAR
FLOYD JOHNSON WILL BE A
SET-UP FOR HARRY WILLS.
\VHEREAB WE.“ FHA“ “13‘
“’ILL BE A LAY-DOWN.
s e. 0
Who can remember the stood old
dun when a “How could call Yale.
Harvard and Princeton "The Big
do x-I.
‘ l
and not he laughed to sit
‘ J . . ‘ Alli. thotlnlo. l.
. \l’c see by the. patrons Jack Demp-
,st:y chino? to Wills lighting Joint-
st‘n. . . .Tlli makes it practically
unanimous. '
O O O
‘. l
Some investigator, With nothing,
rum to 'do. has mode the interesting
discovery that the great American
hobo no longer crisis....\vhether
it‘nct him any significant connection
with the growing number-lot prize.
lighters is not f.0r us to fly.
. O 0‘ U
The end of the world can‘t be far
away when umpire-s experience the
deluctublo sousotlon of having ball
pinxers apolo‘lzo to them.
0 O 0
SOCIETY NOTE: Tilt: Prince of
“Mes hm returned to Buckingham
- Palm for the “whom! and will be
home to his mew and paw for I few
0 O O
Georges (‘urpolltlcr is coming back
to this country to fight again, or
something. . . .Tilis seems to indicate
you really can tool ALL the people
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