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Evening sentinel, Saturday, October 24, 1925 · page 8

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. NEW YORK. Oct. 24. (AP )--A
week of severe conditioning has prey
11111.11 the football elevens of the
flute‘ rnfseeboerd for hand-to hand
encounter with each other end with
foes out of the West on widely
.‘Ibhttdred battlefields today.
Chicago marches upon the nude-
Iestod 5 3 Ifegnsylvania Quakers at
realtllu Field. where nearly “two
re expected to Witness the toast.
Harvard goes forth to redeem itself
against the invasion of the Dilli-
mouth Indians. who-in the past two
years have returned into the New
7 Hampshire mountains with Crimson
1 sculps. Yale, an uncertain array,
enters Providence to disturb the
Brown Bear tor the first time in el-
lost a quarter of a century. A fight
‘ing Colgate squad. led by the evasivo
Eddie Tryon, creeps upon the Tiger
lair at Princeton The Army has.
been up on its own field to meet the

lush oi! St. Louis.
Lafayette and Washington and

 

Jeffc1son come out of Pennsylvania
to carry on a fond of long standing.
' at New York's Polo Grounds, andl
the Michigan Angles have arrhed in
the center of the Keystone State to
en’gage Penn Stato.i1nl\ersity of
Pittsburgh. its forces realigned af-
1 ter defeat. stands ready for revenge
upon the forces of Culnegic, Motors
in last years contest.
Many Smaller Frays.
Many smaller engagements arel
,‘ scheduled for the afternoon. with
Fordham gd’lng into Ohio to battle
Akron. Williams coming out of the
Bay State hills to face Columbia
Rutgers clashing 111111 Lehigh
Georgetown meeting BiltkllCH and
Amherst tackling Wesleyan in the

It will be 11 gala day {01 the of
" the contests. for Pittsburgh will do-
. ‘ dicaie its gigantic new stadium sunk
,in the heart of its campus. More
than 70, 000 can be seated there new
and another year or tno “ill see a
capactty of more than 100 000. Yale

new field at 131mm. Only one side
‘ of the stadium has been constructed,‘
"seating about 20. 000. but temporary
stands on the north side of the field
1 will care for 8,000 more and there

is plenty of Standing room.

" Mny Make History.
Several of the games are expect-
.ed to create history. Chicago op-
poses Pennsylvania. fo1 the first
time in 24 years with an exception-
11 defensive outfit. The tennis have
met four times. with Pennsylvania
‘ victorious on three occasions. Twen-
ty-six years ago there was 11 5 to 5
tie. For Alonzo Stags, 63»ynrd-old
coach of the Chicagoans, it will be
more than a football game. He is a
Yale man and the Quakers beat

 

Try to Yell Boys to
Victory

naturism. Oct. 24.——Coeoh
Welter Hellman has put the Roger
Ludlowe High school eleven through
its final scrimmage and is reitdy to
meet the 'Norwallt High school com-

bine this afternoon.
This will be the final home game

for the Feirfleld team for several
weeks as the schedule calls for out
of town comes of the season with
Greenwich and Southington.

With two victories to its credit.
the Fairfioid eleven will play hard
to make it three in a row today.
Fairfield hos defeated Norwalk in
previous years but will play hard to
assure victory over the Clemdiggor
combine.

The game promises to be one of.

the largest attended of the season

Mottheoooutcnhescored

Michigsllders. who his been drilled for months on ‘

during the first

 

as Norwalk is coming with a big ." "

delegation of students and it is the
first Saturday game of the season
which means that many towns-
people who nork but a half day on
Saturday will be on hand to support
the home high school team.

Joe Manson. cheerleader, promises
to have his cheeringsquedron on

lhand and this will lend consider-

able hend. and color to the game.

Probable lino ups follow:
Norwelk .Falrflcld

Tomcy . Fitzpatrick

Bucholz
RT ‘ 1
Dunbar . .1. . . . . ...... S. Wakemcn

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Yost ........ ......... Barbell

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Lane .' Flanagan
Wicks . Drew

Comm .. . .‘.\ Hillor

Short. . . .
Preston ..
Mackin .. ....... B. Wakemon

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season he "has pointed for this con-
tent. "

Yale goes to Providence with a.
let‘ormed line. Captain .loss has 1o-
turned to his pcsition at tackle.
Burt Benton has been placed in the
pivot post and Richards ahd Web-
ster have been added to the first dc~
tense. which failed to hold Kruez.
Fields and Rogers 11. week ago.
Brown also has a powerful line and
two running backs in Kiei'er 11nd
Payer who rank high in the East.
Jones. a 195-pounder. will do the
plunging for-the Bears. Yale is ex-

Y‘nle last Saturday. Throughout the pected to have e-tussle to win.

.. UNOBOSSED GOALS.
'iththe "grid" season Just a
"tit old. Michigan is the only
her of the "Big Ten" that has

uncrosse eel line is a rarity
open football. The

l for a number of the major

" " to. finish the season with an
focused goal line. In fact. teams“
'bften gone two and three years

prevail everywhere. The'
goal line is fast fading

\ 1 t t t
on GOLF HANDICAP.
3: appears to be stuttering from
ailment as the national i

“fishing batters have been 31:111-
dbts‘uce‘, the hitting of home

. Elli ‘
t the golf bell has also
' ' up sea with the ion-
urbelj "V ‘so popular. dis-
3 ' ' tee recreate be the

 

evidence.
to as the

So far no one he: complained
about the lively football despite the
great amount of scoring being done
on th gridiron.

The forward pass and other tricl‘c
plays. now being featured in football
provide the grid thrill that baseball
and golf get from the lively pill. ‘

,A run the length of the field for s.
touchdown is the “home-run” of the
gridiron. It’s a bigger thrill gho-
cause it happens less. .

The run the length of the field is
usually due to the elusiveness of the
ball carrier rather than the bell.» .

In the games of Saturdly. October
17, the annual feet wet twice turned
in Big Ten circles. Grsnge of Illinois
ran 80 yards against lows. Friedlllul
of Michigan ran 85 yards» against
Wisconsin.

It was a coincidence that Inner.
sen, Iowa. coach. had much to do

. with developing Grange. while desist-
‘ing Zuppke at Illinois. while Little.

now coaching Wisconsin. was chief
sponsor for Friedman during his
step at Michigan, with You.
O J O
PASS IS POPULAR

For a time it seemed as if the
forward pass had crested an ele-
ment of uncertainty in football that
would hurt the game.

‘It did cause many an upset dur-
ing the first few years it was on
trial. and lovers of the old style game
(itcrled the basketball methods that.
it produced.

lion-ever. after trying out 11 num-
ber of rules relative to the lazuli?
of the pass. the men in no.0!
that department of the so. appear
to have it properly "W.

i seriously doubt if any pioneer of
the old time smashing Me would
give you much of an mutilate-

whlch was the better of the two

'stylrs.

for the
prob.

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l- ‘mllllall is fortunate in not hating
the "rabbit bell" feature to conibet

ins have golf sud bosebeii. '

Will Stack Up Against
Eleven That Has Not
Been Beaten in Flint
Years

After losing the first two 111111111
this season. the Pastime football
team will endeavor to break into
the win column Sunday when. it
stacks up against the Brenford Lau-
role.

The Laurels" boast 11 line record.
They have not been defeated in the
last four years and they have only
been scored on twice. Nevertheless
the Pastimes are conflddnt of victory.
The Bradford team is“ the same
weight as the locals.

The Pastime players will meet at
their clubhouse in time to leave at.
11:30 o‘clock. All players are , re-
quested to be on hand early.

1. When is “a player considered
on the line of scrimmage?

2. Are any 'of the players on the
line of scrimmage permitted to lock
legs without being penalized? .
3. How is the hell put into play
after a fair catch?
ANSWERS:

1. If a player has both hands or

 

 

,promlste nam‘e give
[lien on the football ‘e‘l
tackle. The duties of
implied in the item
good tackle docs nothi‘il
tackle all day long. ,
The end positions 1111'
because they 1 are stetll
line of scrimnu

tor of the line age at the
of the offensive team th
teiritory. 1

fullback are called such inc 4
their relative stationed 1)

team are named because 0
relative station. while the tool“
eition is so named because of the
duties performed.

The duties of tackle are divorcing

 

feet up to or within one foot of the
line of serimniagc or has one foot
and the. opposite hand up to or
within one foot of it. he shall be
considered on the 1 line.

2.. Only the center and ‘ the
guards on the line of scrimmage are
permitted to lock legs with mu
other, i. "

3. Any, player on the side 1111111-
lag the fair catch may put the ball
linio play; He may do it either by
in. punt. dropuklck. place kick or
scrimmage. The captain 01‘ the
side making the fair catch selects
the method of putting the ball into
play and is bound by it.

 

 

 

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duties. the. " ~
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and powerfu" "
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important t
to make h

linemen. to
through.

participate. . .
buck. the tackle

or linemen. in
posing line of sci-i
an ,end 11111 to oil
short sidi‘. .tho teem
interference to is]:
posing end; or load.

" and (like the first :11

my defense. wheth

scrimmage to protect
This is done because
not needed in the line on

to receive the pass.

In a punt formation when I mint ‘ '

is the play. the tackl is of,”
down the field along with

tracks.

In other words t
about the busiest ’ ‘
bulimileid. '

MICHIGAN—ILLINOIS ELEVE‘ ”

 

 

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the Irons of Bridgeport at Hsdllt
Field telnet-row s'ft‘ern‘oon st 2: so.

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‘ play of Heath Field. Before the 3

genie gets under my. however. e si-
lent tribute will be paid to the morn.
ory of Johnnie Rooney. ,

Sunder. Nov. let, the Springwocds

1 will pill" the Owls st Westport.

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Right guard.

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cessfully execute
the reward ‘ pass.
Note the and at
full length direct
ing the course of,
the bell. Also
observe complete

body and ‘ arm". .

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