,l
/
were.
no Draw a... the rum
lie out probably go to file inside.
meeting the play a couple of stone
in? the beektlel ld. ,
the plarisenend ruuoratu.
tumult the guard will so to the
0M“ or his Mien. as into the
pier. remembering to cop the reel
welt IMbody low. hells up and
slate minded.
in he cannot make the tackle. it
will ”help a mat deal to spill some
or file interterenoe so that some one
fine in m to the ball carrier.
one word must always. break
km!) the lllie. due to bolus held.
nipples“. or tallies to charge. In the
event som'ethlni: like this happens.
he must meet the emergency as well
M the can. such as sliding out along
the line on an end Irun. oftailins
under the opposing i it he play
ion. ila smash. 'i’
The c tensive play at the guard is
v’e’ry‘ important. though not as intri-
mate as the detenslve play. 11ers
stein he hould‘ Watch the ball un-
lea there is a starting siznal.‘ .
When no charges it should be to.
novel-ml drive. not a. lunse. He
ehbu‘ld stay. on his feet it possible.
his torward progress resembling a
due}: waddle. wh ch will endblo him
to keep forcing is opponent back-b
ward and to one side or t a other,
«pending on where the p ey‘ let
come through.
i It the play is on the opposite side
or center. the guard can bites):
thrtutli into the secondary. and
knock down the tun-back or some
othen‘ celebrity. '
.y
guards come around in the interior-
eneo. the main thlons is to run at
top speed so as not to‘ slow up the
bsllnrrier. When running interior-
once it is better to keep the oppon~
out out of tile play by tel-cine him
out of the Way With the shoulders
and side. in stead of diving at him
with a chance ct missing. .
It is attention to the line points,
the seemingly insixhitcant' things.
thht make tootbsll store. It the
tunde‘inentels are mastered the rest-
ot the-lame will take care of itself.
Experience is what. counts. A.
team of veterans will win over a.
green team a greater aherol oi! the
time.
As a. partini word to the guards:
.130 alert. drive hard. use your heads
for something beside to keep your
shoulder pads irom coming oft. and
above all thinks, watch that ball.
is is the al article 0! Grid-
iron Strategy. as told hy‘Alt-Amtgioa
stars. . , ‘ ,
A German professor. says the Irish
‘hre descended tronl Eskimos. . . .Mr.
Q'Gootty, who was out with a black.
hhlred colleen last night. says he can
easily believe it.
i
A pirate’s heat! was adopted as the
HWI team's uorld series vul-
. .._.'I’his was scry disappoint-
"‘ v iris to Oiloen Smith, who anticipated
a phonograph .
The sporting. ages say One~Eyod
Connolly is a one... .1: this is
to be‘ taken literally. the Iext you
«hear of. him he will be trying to
crash the purity g‘ates. '
New 21ersey boxing authoritiesli'av’e
barred Floyd Johnson for lite. . ..
It would help the game a whole lot
‘ more ‘i‘t someone would bar the New
Jersey boxing authorities for life.
won
2‘ch wiindilhzaj jllard to col
Philadelphia
Albany Battle
NE. YORK. Nov. 3.-—liiaiie Ho-
_ senbloom ot Harlem‘ knocked out me
the Italian heavyweight. in
. last night. Silvani lett'his
or ill :nlntb- round 41 ill '” ~
e club physician was eum- ‘
and utter wright over all
erred in: to leave: he oluh
. his. _ , ’,
Jim Thorpe lost his 301) 'u s DIED-
may. page“. . . possibly the Wash-
idling oil on am‘
‘ : underpinnings“.
and danced around the llllg" until the
, wKlluitrnan was
punches in the seventh and sent the
‘ man substituted for Bill Henry. who.
V;~ claimed iii! are: ill.
" Benny Bess. Philadblphia feather-
' more. earned the Judg‘es'
' over Jack .Pnllner. 182 1-2,
round at the UptoWn Lens"
view of his recent confession.
write s. sequel to Marsalet Ken-
lt should be called “the Constant
Simp." ‘ . V
s .e -e ~
At the risk of inviting apcrlns.
neat and vicious boycott by the bar-
bers, the baseball ’lnoplls plain to
reappoint the nit-sheared Landis for
another term of. yours. ’ .
We read Bill Wamlgsganes will al-
ways he remembered as the only
player ever to make a triple play in
aworld series some. . . .But‘ he won't
alurays be remembered. at the cash-
ler's window. “
0 O
The old-tsehionod prieeflglltcrm
need to telegraph his punt-lites. no
has a sheikieh son “he brouicue’iu
t: e‘ .
V was: Wind .
'wnLCOMrVi an,
ripDEN. . . :ufi‘
gamer 'BE A
u, FOR 3an
NOW 00
. . V
Speaking.) 0: Irving Berlin um!
ball player who composes an alibi
tor at my ball that skids through his
is
hell ended the bout
Eddie Andersen, the Western
featherweight. stopped Joey Knut-
n’lau in the seventh round. (lunbont
Smith. the referee. thought that
taking too many
Brooklyn boy to his corner. Knut-
Izzy Cooper. the West Side feath-
erweight. and Bobby Burns oi!
Brownsville met in the first at the
tilt-”es ten—rplln’d bouts. It was a hard
bout. 'Vall the fly. With the judges
awarding thedeeieion to the Brook-
limite. 1.
PiflbAD
'PHIS‘. Nov. 3.—— (AP).
qy‘e'ltht. knocked‘out'“ Lew Mayra
‘Bdi‘ . not htgih the second
pied ten-round
f. the opening
“161 1‘3. of Balti-
decision
of Phil-
‘adelphin. in one or the turn round
preliminaries.
v
It the play is an and run, and the.
‘ have a real old fuss over it.
, Jarvis. the English ilz-poundcr. ls
nedy's popular novel....ot course, '
‘ «roll through n
MD “REST N‘mnt‘h. nl.‘
other great composers, there is the‘
“J
. winner over
Many Popping. U p
Since Champion Died
-—-—‘Young Denna Is
the Detect Aspirant
FIGHTS, FRIDAY
Ring ennui-Bull cor:
a man’s New Manager
Noise .
NEW YORK. Nofla. ~When Villa
died there was quite a siir among the
flywoslilts ht his oWn country, con-
cernins his successor. The little
brown mcn 'ot thelorient didn’t cal-o
e. whodp about the ilyWelélits oi“ thin
.boxlng centrO. several made hasty
and one or them wspIYounx Doucio.
plan.
at tame next Friday night. He has
been matched to meet another
sprightly young man yearning for
liywolght fame and the trio ought to
Ernie
to be Dencio' s toeman' at the Pioneer
Sporting Club on Friday night.
Villa lorded it over the ilyWeglhts
so completely while he lived that it
was difficult to make any one believe
that a rim“ could be trotted out to
“hip him. Now that he is aOne
othcre novel has been such activity
among mode little shllvers.
Fly‘welshts will box in the semi~
final to these follows. 'Ilnmmy Mil-
ton and Lou Pertetti'doins the hon-
ors. . ,
Leave it to Loopold Parnell Flynn
have to dig flu for his latest bird.
He ,had been dull up some limo ago.
,‘ but under Flynn‘s uncanny handling
he's just as am to lie ilghllng Jack
Dempsey tor the title as was poor
oldliill Brl-nnnn. Bud German is
Leo's latest addition to the
Suysl .mpolll concerning this young
giant: “Tho Unlmou ll Colman atop-
‘pcll into Dalton our. gmc Jul-l. Shur.‘
key a first t'lllSS‘ hiding. Then he
wmt info Illtr‘nlt and to the aston-
irhlncnt or Mu mid lhl slrlhllllrr. grove
mull-Jon ”William a box m. lumen
Muslim: both his 0:. is uml siting hill
the uppolrunco of llulimr bxhlll drug-
illl- l silll‘ll: "niobium.
That's what he \.elit through
lnhl. only it was a human till-culling
1-10. is the fastest heavy—
wolglii since the days or James J.
Corbett." _
.tml from now on ‘tulka. watch old
llmi. ’lll'st Leo 1". has a way of
of (cum. .
lineal inns who have, been thriller.
time and again by the sensational
banlmn champion of Cuba. are keen
is: awaiting the big doings at the
Commonwealth Sporting Club in
liorlrm this Saturday night alien
Rapids. This light promises to be
Cuban i‘lyuoiglll. and liolilly lint:-
déau of Philadelphia fought ten his;
lt‘iitlitld to a draw at cthe Knicker~
hooker A. C. laat night. Dilliou had
his oppouoni in a bad way “in tile
tlrst three rounds and injured llla
hand so badly that he has forced to
fight on the dercnsho in most all:
the remaining lounds. .
-Tl'tENTON. N J.. Nov. 3..-'~(A1‘)
Tommy (Kid) Murphy outpolnted
mmy Elklils, of New York.‘ here
last night in a tell-round contest. in
the opinion of newspapcrmeu at the
ringside Murphy's lishtn 2 speed
battled Elkihp, who was noble to
score effectively until the eighth
and ninth rounds. The New Yorker
took a. hard lacing in the seventh
and appeared unsteady at the ball.
Erwin Disc, of (Manila. was the
ow Baker in an eight
rounder and
oLBANY,_-qu. 3.4Willle‘Dil110ll.
lost to’ Willie Beetle. at Trenton.
‘arl Baird. of Seattle,
13 Making a Big,
tracks to the land a; boxing plenty ,«
rated by many a better man than the .
line little warrior “\vhq died cham-
‘ Denclo is going to set 'a fair crack
to dig up a‘llouvyweight. Leo didn' t‘
‘ eta blc. ’
l
alll
brim; in; them at least to the "brink”
lighting of llluck Bill. the fly and.
T'lack lilll plays a wimp engage-V
mvnt with Jliutlly Russo of Gland.
.‘ If - Star Thinks
‘DOBlE FEARS
SWELLED HEADS
lN PLAYERS
Cornell Coach Declares
None Is Superhuman
«~Just Parts of Foot-
ball Team
SEES let-GUBLE‘ '
He’s
Great His Value Is
Lossened, ,and Team
Is Hurt
Nli‘.\\'» l'olllc..Nov.- IL—Jlllhllnlllr.
‘Ui‘ Cornell. works mu‘ll for ”it" ro—
l>llliz+ lit! guts. and ill) has llul‘vlupmi
ndefcated’
'm the West mm the (ltiVClODllli‘lll. of
l V PAGE NINE
A'
W Class 5
SYRACUSE ONLY ONE WHOSE «
GOAL HAS NOT BEEN CROSSED
List to Dwin‘dle This Saturday As Four Elevens
With Clean Records Meet—Cornell and
Dartmouth Should Be Hard Fought Game
-Princeton Getting Ready . '
NE W \(li‘ K. NM’. 3 (Al’).--'I'0nslln\w‘tl that ii i'tlllltl Iu- “Ol'i'lt‘ll luv -
llilslvln football ole-Ulla i't‘mllln un- u lwml lll"l‘lill llllilt‘k null llllll ls
llvautoll. six having been buried \\'lliil it may oxpvt-l from Cornell.
from the heights by the coming of Holy (from. Huston (‘ullvgo uml .
“lied" (image, the rcmurkuhlo l'e- l-‘lmllmm llrc ml-lllln-ls of llli‘ llllllOe N
ttl\'t"l'y of Yillo. the \‘lfill of the Navy l'i‘lllwl group, but thoy have their
own Wily or willing those matters
.‘llill lm ll‘ltii‘l‘ illlln mm of tlwm is
(It‘fillllt‘tl to Sill‘\'l\‘t‘. \\'l1sllillglou :lllil
.lr-i'l'nrmn llli'i’lS l’lilshul‘ull Saturday
and is llkoly in full out of the
loci list, \\'llllt' l‘vlln Mllilliry Ml-
l'OllllU‘l'H Sllsulll-luulllll. liosion (Inl—
Ii‘izc I'llcou Wosl i_\‘ll'l:lni:l. ("lulltlll'l
opposed l'l'iHllll’llt‘f‘. null lllolllnsun
im'klws (loityslulm.
Dickinson llilH unl-
powor by illuiliuilons of Elli}
Northl'usl.
Only one.
sonic
.
Syracuse, l‘i‘lllll‘lH an un-
mrulslu-d goal line. Cornell llln'lllg
lll‘l‘llllllt‘ll l-l Columbia points Hill.
ul'lllly while llllcknoll and Now York
I’lllvol‘siiy wont dowli before lloly
("as and ‘ll‘ordlulm respectively.
iii' the ion remaining lit the bond
llll' lint four will become on-
an.
(it (if llll‘ sil‘:lll::,<‘,
one of the best seen between little
tollnuu ill a long Ulllt‘.
(in the some cold. in another ton,
will lie scoli‘ Manuel Flame of the
Philippine Llauds. u no will attempt
ltd halt the winning streak of Jimmy
Eukumoto Japanese challenger for
irratllol and Junior lightucight lau-
1015
in the third tell. just" completed.
Ilzlrly Dudley. wollll-uclght cham-
pion M the Pacific Coast. will lmvo’
lit out with (Soulgc Jackson, of the
West Side.
Lucien \‘llltv. the lightweight
(‘lli‘iiillllt h of Eulnpzn it those young
lti item can be tllk ll m. illol lr word
\.1.l hl'lfi“ us what no has in his kit
1.1.1:; Monday night at tho, illondnuy
l‘t‘l‘liL w him he nnw ts (‘lltll‘lcy R0-
cn. A nice as it‘lmm‘ni l'd say, for
a _\oui‘.;‘.’.‘ll‘l‘ who r. ants to impress
i do hope llilil tlw'l‘ m not gone and
told Lunl on that (‘huriey was it slap
ovol'. 1. mm mm he's about the,
iougllol 1 young lightwolg‘llt in or out
of motility
llOSllth. Nm. S.-Jnck Do. More
the Now llCll; ilouvywcight. will go!
pfentrof action if he accepts the
terms sent him yesterday by Tom
Goudw'n, local matchmaker. for
[time lulrcvesim bouts in this city.
G‘o: uni a pans to match the Dutch!
1mm“ cl ill with George Cook till .
Austluliun boner Jack Sharkcy and
Jim blulllllcy. - .
"Du Mure probably cannot set
anybody to meet him in New York."
Goodwin mid yesterday. "but that
may be due to the exorbitant purse: .
heavyweights demand (or their ser-
vices in_Now York. I don't anticl-
pate any trouble in signing oppon-
ents for the ‘Loon.’ as the fans oi
this city are anxious to set a peek
at him in action" '
LACE AND JET.
Despite the reign at color there are
many distinguished looking all black
sewn- tor day and evening. as well.
Jet and black lace are a very digni-
fled homblitatiun- , ‘ ‘
M‘\’.'l‘ill l'ouilillll lllnycru “Milt: illidl- lllllk’lt'l' in cut-punters ““5 \vcck 4m“ "0'90"“ "r the ”'*"‘“'n' “mm": “’1’"
H'Ml ruuk, two at lllt‘h‘tl ‘lllA‘ 1‘2lllllf,‘ unless tics l'csull, two lllllFl cmnc “‘"“-" “'0'“ ”MN” “"1”" “I"? “W-
llx'llw and Gl-ul‘iro l'l‘llnll. it in port forth Victorious. ’i‘ho. illGOllllR‘ bu- ink 39 lmlmn‘. ll Ill-ll Lebanon \';:|«
fill his philosophy um on football lwci-n I'lul-inmutll and Cornell at M‘. ii-ii‘ ill-fruits] \‘lll:x NOW. 13.9;
Mayor is its ltrolli as h" Ol'li'll ls llanm'vr, N. H” undoubtedly willbe ‘WV‘HW‘ "3‘11“le “4‘" Mill-“Nil”. 7-
lmlllv out to ha. and that tho pillyor- the («tutor of lillorcst'nltllnugh iioiy ”3 ‘in MUM PPM-rs. in“. null mm.
Vllpil-lurell llll too l‘l'equv-lllly lu liltbl'l‘ti.’ illltl l~'nrllll:lm should staph lil‘l‘l‘w‘”I A‘H’righb 13‘“
. ulowlul; colors". . l-“lmrk llll: i‘lllllis‘t‘illi‘lll m the Polo: (wlll-mo, mm-llnu I'mrnlvnw up.
“Tllt-y'd hint to m- kllln‘l'llllmllll ”'WWMS. ' pours to lw sui‘w l‘ur :llltlllll'l‘ um I. M
‘m m. up gnod 11H ”1,.y'pe lllll‘li‘ilyq'lll" _ Heil'vul'li illlll l’l'lllct‘toll. IJOlh dc- It‘llsl.
“mm .‘ll‘. .lloblv. "mm 1‘“. 1...“... lonlml lllis 50519-10“, \l'lll clash at W. q» l l' w.
“9,.” ,. bupi‘l'hulllull one 3.9., 19”.”. l'ululm- Simlimn in the first of the Syrucusn- .; ”I u" 1“,, _',
.lmll lilityt‘i‘s are just regular humans 1"’- Ht: 'l‘lll‘N' meetings with all Dartmouth .4, u U i.“ 1..
“mum mm trained to plsly l'oullull “HHS Inimlnu to ll 'l‘llzm lonquest. liolv («mm .. l; u u ill» ...
It.» the host or their ability. but «l... “""’ ‘ "”“‘” "PM Dimm‘m l’t'illl Millim'l' .: u 0 12's 3?
fL701 too much attention. You l-ull‘i mutfi‘m ”Kl,“ scoring “we“ will flornvll . .. 7. 0 ll - "l-l ll
wt 11' klt] not to boilovv “H Um lznr- ll'l‘ (lulu-‘4' :lulllnsl '(‘lit'll other. ’l‘lIO llnsiull pump)“. __ 3 u H h; m.
g'mous things u'litlell about him He Eoilll‘ls “hm". “‘"U'h "MN“ ”0‘ l“01‘tll)iilll ....... 7. u n 1w 1_
Innis it up. and let him gm . mm1Ml';lflasl:lllyilllllghm lilOllllll m.1~ W. mm .........l 3 .. ‘., 1;... 3,
‘l‘ocky or important, as ht lllilur'flll) ‘ “‘ WM)“; W” hm“ 9”" (‘oiz‘utc 1 l u 1.37 .'
. imight do when he hears tllo sllllt- ixalll‘tgl'vltillnllll’mm “m” “5“ ‘0 Dlt'klllsoll 3 u u in? 7
' ing of his pluises. and his unluc- ’ M “" 1“ “““1 Tl‘W'm‘V \' Y lY ' 0 ...
MASK CARE}. um” boncfltted any. has rtmllv‘ tulill llgllin ill all its lril). ].;.]],,‘W1;.gul,it.;lH. ' -: u 1, 1.1:: 7,:
. ,V . “If you get am: boy that u-lll'. his in me (MUSE! ”Hy h ”I “0"“ )1“ Mm‘li'l‘fii 3 " 1 iii; 3
‘The outstanding. hem 0‘ ‘hc “”"d ”r105 “"5 3"“ Carey. "Ell‘l'illl game is hurt just that. lllllt'll lllliil points, “'1 Mm ”‘1 of i1. ‘ ‘ ”"‘ ltll-lll‘iz‘oiou'll 3 ii i ll” Ill
. _ Y . . . . . . 4 t .
star or the Pillsbury; club. Thrllmilout the series. the mm] game m he gets (war ii, and if you should [man'lfii'flwu‘ "““W‘m'” H“""““'1’ll‘r'i1l=‘llullzh . r. a 1 1M '7
. ; - _. . .V-..: i .. .. ‘ ll'n among its \‘lPlll m. 11;... " . ‘ '
. llll ml“ lllppcll to git 'itHl ll till! “a, ’ ‘ _ . i “ St “I mi. . , ....
particular, “it“?! played Dr I some rough a tough tmml which totalled 24:: points ill six lmllll-s. :lll :\ :h. K I 1. :l 1] 13:. '1‘;
While We iter Johnson found Inn-c) a tough “Molnar in the de- :35 no g11W““Nam?” of ”Wm” “m zfazrdigrggdlnio Illnlllllllfll H“ (”0“; 1mm 4 0 1 “'0 37
ome u on: an ass you my :1 loss. ‘-’ " i “W“ l 1"lllu.ml. ll , i 1 4 '
aiding game, the Pirate star making iour lllls' films glory “as short lived. . "The mm“... u boy gels n [”0 im- flame 0i lie foxumd llllt‘ against Hum, “ .ml ._ ' V. I i :1; .3:
. Dorinnt idea of his value lllt' loss .mun Saturday. “V0 thClU‘d punts Luf .. .H. . '
Shortly alter the orifice closed. UH"?! t"IIH‘IHI lrom lllt.‘ “cry of this “mm he is. mm w“: 8......lm‘nmt mmuntlllg l‘Ol lilo louohlloulls. ll x-lmr', ‘ iiiiii .2 ‘1‘ I; 1.11: 3:
ball field to the woes of a Plllolllll‘fl hospital. "(11‘ “c lum- Carey way a good deal is lulwn uwuy (:oiiyslmrg ii 1 l in J.»
Meturcd doinl his still! in both places. “'0'“ “10 Whole eleven. Football ”link 5‘01! are. Eddie Kuw has n Princeton :l l l m 53
. _ . , n . sou know. is a game “he”. 3.0., player of that kind He never had Union 3 3 1 I” 3;,
An attack of mam”, brought on by a collision “m. 5mm“. llurris lgutnnzbolgtdetmo i‘uslw and thin: or any idea 0: stopping when he run Columbia 4 ll 2 2m 2.;
. . l star "mic... . u“... . l . 0 *r cums “my and aim the ball He put it up to the Penn Slain 4 l 2 n . -
in ma Mill ”me of thouericemeusnl lit! ” In M" "‘d willing to put the issue right up to other follow to stop him it’ he games}... TON) '3 '0 1 -il'l’ :3
it'o ill cflcct’finm antibipolm‘ 3'0“. “0 "miter how good you may could." Harvard ........ 3 n 2 115 5::
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These new models presented new and uniquely origind
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Reductions
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