THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 111':
'I. \V
he and Hardy Replaced by McAvoy and H01-
loan in Yesterday a Practice ~— Art smith
Will Be .Out Of Gaines—Three Men Injured
in Scrimmage
ROVER. NH Now 5—1—Th0
“111111111. tootbali team had the
sortinmaxe yesterday bctore the
'Iiii' nine Saturday. The varsity
tor an hour and a halt
the seconds, both on the ot-
nd the defense. coach Haw-
Mrticulurly emphasized the do-
him against the Cornell serial at-
1
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I
Trainer Hiilman announced, dc-
finitely that Art Smith, the lanky
right guard. would not be able to
play Saturday, but Wlillltl probably
be in shape in time for the Chicago
some ten days later. i-leinio Sago
the Green's little right end was not.
used in the scrimmage yesterday, but
he took his place iii the dummy
scrimmage which followed the. regu-
lar scrimmage. ‘ 111111011111 substitut-
ed for Base.
Three men were injured in the
scrimmage and had to be taken out.
Holleran was he first to be huit.
He was replaced by Hardy. who was
lilac hint. and replaced th.a11gdcll.
Allen. 11. ahead on the second team,
was knocked cold and had to 1111
taken out None of tho injuries was
serious and the only man on the
squad1not1 available for the Cornell
game is Smith.
we important changes were made
heiliueup of the. varsity before
Mi idi‘ squad went out to practice.
“111111. Lane. the second highest point
in the East and the team's
mt scorer was replaced at left
libsok by Jack McAvoy. and Jack
“list-1111 was 3 n the left tackle
too which S'k filiardy has been
mg: «a
array. a sophomore from Phoe-
mills. Pan. has shown up well in
title this week and was reward-
with a varsity berth The light .
ti sen .I'Iau'dy and Hollerun is a111,'l‘ho squad was forced to 11511 1.1111811
lid. mili- Both won letters last your. 1119,11] again. Memorial bield “'nti
iloran started most of the covered with a foot of straw to pro-
, ' This yelr Hardy has been vent the 110st from making the field
preterencc over Hollcran. any muddler than it Is now.
BABE REFORMS
1 Now that Babe Ruth has decided
no“. longer to‘ be “Boob" Ruth to tho
touts. bookmakers and confidence
ell. it‘might. be well to get a couple
of” other incidents out oi! our system
relative to the witch» days of the
Bambino.
Well. do I recall a certain after-
noon in New York when the Babe's
pita or sickness didn't get over with
Manager Huggins. It happened one
ot’the bis running races was curd-
elitist Belmont that day. ' 1"
Before the some Babe had laid a
heavy wager on one of tin: entries
in the first race. Just as the game
' started. some one confided to him
that his selection was an also run.
he hadn’t been hitting his weight.
The club knew that iibbe had been
stepping out.
M a conference prior to the game
in question it was agreed that ii‘nbo
would be severely disciplined. It
seems thetaek was to full to Colonel
Jake Itupport. always a great friend
and staunch supporter of the Babe.
I guess the colonel had carotidlly
rehearsed his specch'for the rumor
was that .Ruth was in for 1111101111
lecture in addition to the heavy fine.
i B I! I
That afternoonhtrm Italic. in‘ a
double header against Washington.
11111111111111... home runs 'I‘Ilc colomi
called off the lecture and fine.
‘ ' S U 11
GREAT ASSIST
Iii. bet was for something like 81 _ Babe Ruth is a most illicu‘bie
000. chap. Ho has many sterling quali-
ties. His gieatest fault has liter-n
mum in the first race merely in.
creased Ruth's desire to get to the
' race track, He hit safely his first
time up, tried to steal second. was
called out by Umpire Hildebrand,
wh ' upon he threwca hanyul of
to the umpire's eyes.
The umpire chased hitu.‘ Babe
rushéd1,to the clubhouse. made a
quick chanse'1and was at the nice
track before the" feature event was
being too good a fellow.
Ruth should be worth at least
a half million dollars. but lichn't.
What money he has loaned to
friends and enemies in need would
be a— snugJox-tum it repaid
i hope Ruth is silicutodimils 111.
termination to liforn1.'fi‘h1‘- 111cm
cutting out of lair wonthe'r‘l'rienda.
who t 11y homage to Ruth because he
pays the we), is all he need 110.
Baseball needs colorful plow-1's
like Ruth. The big fellow has made
money for the cltll14111n11rs. iiituie
lots of it. When the on 11ers make
money they are far more gracious
in naming estuaries for stars othei
than Ruth.
11:11.! came on the field the next
.117 I asked him it he had had a
extra. 83. 500 loss by chasing
1 our: see why Hildebrand
,ei—-1o 600 Kids At Yale Game
”W. 't"
WINDHAH HIGH
LOOKS TOWARD ~
Meets South Manches-
ter On Saturday and
Bristolin Final Game
of Series
TIED HARTFORD
Meikle and Tomasco'
Are Boosted for the
All State Team of
Star Players '
Wiliimuntic. November 5.—-With
only two more games remaining
on their schedule. Conch Thomas
Callahan and his Windham High
School griddors ore concentrating
their object towards another unde:
touted football season. 1 1
Saturday Windham 11.111111. with
South Manchester at Manchester,
The fin-.11 111111111 of the season. will
no pluycil of Recreation Park. No-
vember 14 yylih Bristol High pro-
viding the opposition. 1
1.411111 season; ‘Wlntilmm defeated
South lilauchestcr 14 lo (7. lirisioi
was defeated in 1923 by Windham
21') to 0 and in 1921i 26 to 10. 1'
Windham counts to win both rc-
mniuing games on its slate.
Limits to State Title.
Windham views the situation as
having its good 11 right to stain
c1111n1111iont1hip honors as any other
high school team in the state.
Hartford. a claimant for the hon-
or, 121111211 tolshow the crowd that
attended the: game between that
team nIid \Vilidilllliiviiifiil ill. this
city. whci'o it, I'llIII anything on Old
Wiridlmm,
17111111191111 spectators had it that
l'lnrti‘lorrl'wus outplayed even though
both teams full to score.
'l‘u‘o outstanding players on tho
Windham High School team are
boosted hero for ranking positions
on the mythical nil-state high school
team in "Tommy" lileiklc, quarter-
back. 11nd“ “Russ" Tomnsco. tackle
“Mm i—J _. .7..............1...... ..
T he Referee
I
1
What's wulter Johnson's best
pl‘tchlngi performance for a. single
elitism—~41 H. 'l‘.
'i‘hirty «is victories and scrap dc-
ienis. made in 1913.
‘ When did Bobby Jones win the
1111111011111 open golf HUM—~11". G. It.
I..\ lli23.
gnmc berm'cii California uhd' Sinn-
t‘ord 11111 played this fall'I—a-W. D. R.
Nov. 21 :11 Pain Alto, Calif. -
\Viltl‘t‘: did Giulia Wright of _tlic
Southwestern Imagine, in Him.
Near tlm g:;ysel'8 and hot springs
oi” Yellowstone puik than: are plants
'z'htch remain green the your
around.
311111: 11111 "
Whencand where. will tho annual?
l’li'ato1s,stait his professional base-
l'iull"eittjec‘1r?-S. 8.. S.
tintli tlic lndewndcnce club;
‘ “FPOTBALL A
'PICTORIAL
always been a tough fei-
lib" to discipline because he seemed
1 Proper Handling of Punt
i
’ Why of dolné his big-
test . as just. about the time own~
‘ an identifiers were ready to lay
1
“nailermmmthopen-
mhnrdlinguidthntotcui’é ‘
i' .
Matty tor clipping an .1112.
are seyere. It calls tor a
hem the spec at uni
”gill ling calls tor only 151'
v. ‘ macfznding' ‘mtea moonlit: its
$110!».qu own goaith‘attiiese ‘ . 1,
only 111.111.11.111. its halving
' estethe limousines-e! 1,.
swaths obiectis nier'elyt.
piiie he shall first wart ,
Me and it is. 11.111111. his
' ‘ ’ i! it il’
W OFFICIALS 1mm
‘ [NP-The American aniline .
neral are faced 1
how to avoid
~ This picture 1 '
opened for by ‘
chsrleiBuryu.
_’ Bel Moran's downfall. 1'
caught'Moi-an with a right uppercut
it 1..»
mm 111»
lid with "8‘“ success by 1‘ “mum in A number o; the most ililliol'l:ni games on the. schedule.
1
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BIILIILEY HIGH
' BATTLE
Wl'l'll 1011111
Whaling City School
Hopes to Score Over
The Up-State Out-
fit
NEW LONDON. Nov. 5~The
Bulkoiey team is being“ put throuxli
strenuous practice in preparation for
tho gamo with the Norulch Flee
Academy eleven Saturday. The up-
riverteum has showed up well in its
games this season and the Orange
and Black players know that they
will have 110' cinch, especially since
six regulars are now missing from
the lineup. Allen is out for the rest
of the season becuuso'ot 11 broken
ankle received in the Non llaven
game, and Wilson. a dependable
guard. has not yet 1'11covci'cd from
is strained back. Four more can-
ualties were added to the list in the
Bridgeport kamc. Cupiuin Davis.
Locke and F ulvey did not report to
school 0111 to practice yesterday on
account of lniuréd ankles and knees
and it is doubtful whither Collins
will hostile to don his uniform be-
1111150 olfln dislocated or broken rib.
Bridgeport wrecked Bullioluy'it back.
field.‘ Tilt: second team molt on:
showing up well in their positions
and plomlso to {ill in the vacant
ranks
FINNEGAN IS
VICTOR OVER
BOSTON. No1. o.—Dick (Honey-
boy) Finnegan. Dorchester ieuthox.
weight. won by decision from Babe
Herman of California in a ten-round
bout hero inst‘uight. Herman's bout
with Kid Kaplan.1.\yorld's champion
featherweight in New York next
month was conditional upon his dc-
tentlng Finnegan.
Moran Takes Count
For First Time
LOS ANGELES. Nov. 5.—-‘Mushy'
Callahan, a Jewish newsboy of Los
Angeles, despltb his Irish ring name.
celebrated his twentieth birthday
here last night by. knocking out the
veteran lightweight. Pal Moran of
New Orleans. for the first time in
the lstter's career. ”
iCallohsn stopped Moran in the
third round of what was to Tillie
been a ten-round affair. Three ter-
rltic ble‘ws. delivered .by “Mushy"
with‘liglitnlng-llke rapidity. spelled
The newsboy
to the law as Psi was boundina1 oil
the ropes. He tolleWed this up im-
medlstely with a left hook to tile
stomach. and then; as Moran was
sinking to the floor.“an sent in another
right to the low as a coup de grace.
Moran. who was still dared: as he
left the ring, has?stood up underuhe
mightiest blows. at such exponents
of the manly art as Benny 1.1mm,-
egg M y Pick,
All America Team
,. CHICAGO. Nov. 5.4111181 shall
select this year‘s all-Amerlcli. foot-
ball team to replace that at the late
Walter Camp. is a question being
agitated hem. 1
It is admitted that there are a
1 dozen well qualified critics who will
supply lists. But none will have be-
‘ hind thsm‘the tradition and more
or less Wfimwd authority of the
(it-mp selections.
The Chicano Herald and 1.1.1.1111...
er today makes two suggestions ed~
itorlsliy. One“ is that the ulemerl-
cunt“ new out of pollen; vote in s
new tr'oup each in”: The: newspap-
er cells the plan interesting but
BABE HERMAN
te.1. Johnny Dundee and.
40 Play System
111101'111112.'cn1 Nov. rte-11 111011
the Brown Varsity just thirty-three
plays to score three touchdownu
against the I’ollywogs at Andrews
Field yesterday afternoon. Reggie
Brown madqtho count and gave titt-
few onlookers an 1111111 01' how the
foryt plays per period system will
work when it is tried tor the first
time on any gridiron in the game Tw-
twoeu Brown and Boston University
here next. Saturday.
The scrimmage was a surprise, but
the players went into it with :1 will.
With the exception of the ends. itob-
inson need the some lino that fought
so welinagainst Dartmouth. with ’l‘nl-
botand McCriilis.‘ tackles; Proven-
chee and Don Morey. guards: (.letz.
return. Dean Smith and 'i‘owlc took
he places of Capt. Slider, 1111111111 foot
is bothering. and. Hal iird’da. Dave
Mishci called signals, and the olhcr
backs were Tides. Randall and Jones.
Each of tho that named three who
responsible for a touchdown.
_ Jack Keefer still ia'citri'ylm: it cant:
as a result oi‘ the pounding 1111, not in
the Dartmouth contest. while Dixon,
Smith and Payer also are on the
hospital list. ,lloliiiison, however.
hopes to have full strength for the
Harvard invasion on Nov. '14.
1111111171” 111
.1131 51111.1
’ son Square lintden.
1.111111 “'01) Willie Woods, English box.
SLAITERY PUT
ON SICK LIST I
'FIIR ~60 DAYS:
Buffalo Light Heavy"
Given Best By N. Y. ;
Boxing Commission|
Yesterday
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.v-.lii11111yi
Sluttcry oi? Buffalo was Dilll‘t‘ti on tin-1‘:
. . 1
State Aim-111111 Commission .11 lmol-z
untary shk list yestct'ulu' “hen ho
notified the commission that he
would 111' 1111111110 to fulfill :1 contr'nit i
to meet, \‘ttsoi’f I't'i'Ib'ivill in :1 15-;
round111111111111131121111150 1111211 11‘1'id111.l
The commission nolillcd Sluttcry tu‘
take it llQ-Iitn \ncutlou to col in con- i
dilinn {01 future engagements. '
'l‘he 1111111111111; of the colotl‘ul lighta
heurynelght pill thiei 1111 second
installment of tho 81111111 -."'1I.tlit‘l‘\' 1
food which T1); 111 1mm in planning
for 1111 111.111.1111.. at the 111111 Madi-
Uiidei' the Rh 1.
1111 ineligible to
111.111 Slitlim'y u'iil .
beings: January -l.
light In tho Stall:
Hi’li. ‘
William Amos of Clifton. Mass..§
who was suspended in1l11tli1ltnlv to-
geihci with, his entire stable. 111111111-
inlz l-‘runk Moody. 'l‘ommv Iiillligun
11'15. “as reiluetntml iollonin: \1ot‘1l
from “11:15:11 1111141115 that simllm :11: 3,
lion lizttl lwcli taken iIit‘i't. .\1111 1;!
was first Huspciiilctl iii the tiny State |
for the. Violation of 11 verbal ugrcee
WITH GRANGE
Clill‘ ALA). Not. "‘Ill'li (i'.;tiigcf
versus it‘lvc Yards Alri‘nrihy may D11!
the story of the Illinois—Chicago
gridiron [nesting tit l'1'1111n11 this
week. They are the 11111111111 train-
ing stars of “wit“ l't'lil‘t'ttt‘lllnli\’1“1l
tennis. '
T1111 illlni lu'lcl. 111p 111111111 is in
title physical trim ultrr his «\liltlils
in downing I'ciitisy'.i\unlu Motor-
iy is living up to his sobriquet in
ti.
Maroon opponents. In their respec-
tivo games Saturday (ii-11115111 11111111—
uged lif‘Iillr than ill ytu'tls 11111113:
limo lie. curried the bull, while lilo»
tin-"i1
practice even as he has done against .
(input with the Slate Atlilctlc Com-
11113141011 and tho 311111 became :11110-
1111'11l1ully «'l‘t‘t‘t'tii'fr Ill this State.1
Moody 11211.11 given-11 30-day sick!
loavo with the understanding tiintlK
1111 i'uitill :1 contract to fight for the
l'l1'1111'1l1v11y Ari-11:1 in llrooklyn be-
low boxing t-lsowherc. ‘ ,
~l111ll In' no 11111111111011 111‘ 11111-1
lliinl: 11111111111 ‘1. :1 tie oi inst .v'cui.
Although it l1111i~ (1.1111101 1.1111 or ilt'.I
for 1111 Hip: T111 title, it can put iliol
htnuirtm 11 111.11. of the 1111:1111'111 run-1
fort-11111.1. running. “ l
Votlliu: «(1111 looks forward to :1;
gollhn up .m'titiiltv to 11in 1111111 liyi
donning 11111111111111 1111511111 11- 0-111
Curly averaged ll 1-5 yards against
Purdue. (lrnngo's longest run 11111.11
5‘1 y'aids. Mct‘arty’s 3i.
lloth teams are determined thutsged by the
conquerors oi lllit1ois.l\.'11'1'. ludiunul
11ml 1Vi§ronsiii lull the Yostiiicti are!
topht: 1y. favorites and are undam-
\‘.11"_\ 1111111111111.
wAligrt'i’tyzti 111111111111 son
ropedsrenalnthlseountu'.
7de Kc’snidto
mounewmnwm—ymummumtl wishingtenstmtmd Retired Aruba. south coma
Vise: is a shiny. speedy fellow. according to his
mmii‘mm
; Bm’smwnmwmmmpmmin the
115’! R Frenchman and is lightweight
monumebestderdopodscron
stout 11911611111 slum Itllii. 111-j
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1 \\'U(11Ii'nt'Il.
llc\111 brunt of 11111111," he still]. .
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1Y0UNGSTERS WILL WATCH
MARYLAND PLAY SATURDAY
University to Be Host—Going to Bbwl from All
Parts pf State—Local Boy Scouts Will lie
Among Those PresentwArrangemcnt-s A 1111
Jompieted
Nl-JW HAVEN, Nov. 5.——-Arrangc- must see that IIII‘II‘ group» .11. 1,-1.1
11011111 111110 l11-1111 completed for the intact and- orderly. (1111111111 111111
1111111111111 of 1111: 111111.111 crowd of boys 'udmittud only through 111-111 1'
I111 ;1
1111I 1.111111 up to ill 1'1111'11 111 11110 uho Chapel stt'ecl. 111111 oncv 11151.1. 11..-
\\III liIl" 11d IIll‘ Ynlo-Mutililntl foot- gatc they wilI I11: Tililt'll 111 1111.11- 1~ 1.\
ball 111111111 111 the 1111111 on Saturday the New liavcn lloy Scouts 11111111
1 as 1:11:111111 of 11111 i‘u'lo ALIIIL‘IIC tisso- CnrlJ". Northrop. 111111111 1-111111111111.
Here “ somethinu ”PW in mm football formations us origiliaictl by Coach W. L. Laval or Fur-mun loom. citation. .11111- yt-ttl‘il 1111.1 youngsters of The boys and 1.1111111 will 111. ”111'
1111 (1 y and state have. enjoyed the wt 1 10-1 1 ‘111 l "1' 1 -
v to s, c, He cal i the “may hill" and it looks e‘t‘li worse than that. It has been 11"o1k- , . ’3‘“ "4 n I' ' " s ‘ ” " " ‘” "‘
ed at Green ii , ill b q Ilnhilllullly of tin- ulltleiic assocln- 11111.1 entrance to 1111- illllli 11 1.1
111111 :11111 'l‘””-V “11111511111111 11'1-111 out mndu only IIlI't)lli.’.Ii om- 111’ 1111*
lo Ii‘ll‘ lliou'l to 141-111 Yule 111111 Brown 1101111115. The territory (1111s11' .11
1 . 'IU 1“” ‘-‘~ This 3'1‘1'11'. IlL'CHIJ-‘O the those portals mutt In: I1111t. 111111. I
BrOWii Tries out VINO-Iii'mvn 111111111 was liltlyml lit for i’nlc's guests 111111 1111111111 :11. 11
""0“"l"'m3"v n ““5 ‘IWI‘INI “1 Im’llt' (titesioil not. in try 10 11:11:11 llno111:lt
1h" I10.“ “'1 1:11-11. '0' 1111- Maryland this “1115111111." They must 111.1... 1.11.
‘n’llll'ltfi . low 1111.1 regulations by 1101 111111111.-
i'i'otii ilII parts oi 1111' 1111111) \1'111'1l through l‘.;uu ]-' Ur “Hl' of 111.1 1.1.1
has 1'0111111 that. groups of the young (“.13 1111111111111 1_11. 111111 311
111111111 11111 I111 hurt) for the 11111111: 1111315 and girls :tt'tfniiillilllit‘ti 1
{Hill III“ "SUI“ Ilillllli' limo TOI' 11'.- their 111111111111or111111.1'11111111s11111l llI1
WU IiilIIli'H ls promised on Sutur- in the. groups regularly :11111111111111.
11:11.
In making
will be ehurgml 11111 l‘t‘Ll'liIlli' :11l1111-
sion fee.
The autos (111 Sttttii'duv will l1'-
oned at 12:31! and the 11111111: 11.111 1
started at 2 o'clock. Group l-.11.
are l'OfiUt’Hlt'li to have their 1'111'
:11 Univ 11‘ in plenty of 1111111
the announcement of
:11'1'1111g111n1‘1113 Intel. night. il. l“.
111.111.1111! manager of the,
l'.-1111 Allilctit: association said that
1111 of tin groups of boys or girls
must be in 1111111111: 01‘ group leaders
311 1.
I111nl that no one uould be admitted settled troll before tl111 pump .«1..1
tuniws 11 11111111111111' of. .1 group. The The tiny Scouts from Now.
‘proup lr-mivr. Mr. Woodcock .s'uld will attend tl11- came.
[aRACKER
JOE WILLIAMS
ti'lloolty. "II11. 11111
illt'rlly SOVt-l'tli yours um."
I O I
By JOE WILLIAMS. \1'1111 Iv 1 '11 1 y
'l‘l1.1 ;.11._~lc1:lion of Edwin liooth and
John l'i111l1111ncsi‘oi'tlic Hall of
11111111'1‘11‘111 not get many cheers from
.\ll'. H’Gooi‘ty. . "They must, he
:1 1111111111: of preliminary fighters. ll
lit'ttv-z. 1'1'1111131'11'1111111 i‘.»..ti. 1'11 .- 11
is l1;1l:I-h(~:i:lc1l . "1'1il1111 11111'11' .1
111,1 no splitting hairs 111 111
ports when it 0111111121 in 111114111111:
him its 1111 .\1I-_‘11111;11'11':1 L'Iioi -
O 0
(ll.
' ' ' ’l‘h11 1'11111111'k11l1l1é lIlIilt,’ :.‘1.111.t 11:
\‘011'1 31111111.: Notional I.t'llt'.‘ut' 11111111.
mers. showing llotzcrs lim'tishv 111 111
the 1111st 1‘1121rr11l 11:1lt1-1' ill 11111 111121111,
is that :1 \'11IO was mun 111111~~111
O O O
Johnson. Iowa I111:11'_1'-'
that Harry Wills
. Just, the some
.Iuhil—
Mr. Floyd
Wright often
11 joke lighter.
the laugh scum 111 he on 1111'.
In
‘l‘lurt‘ is 1111111111; Il‘w 1-.111.111'\
..\1.1mit:t is 11111111111:
of 1101' 1101-1 1'111111111111 in \111~11.1li:. .1 1
I"r:1il(‘(‘ is sti'iitlitilt ti.u 1‘ 1111111 1111 l
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111.11. ‘
Nti1'5.fi'0111 London is that the
Arabs of the desert .'.1i'1.1 iii revolt . . .
we‘ll 1111i anything they've just got
:1 look tit 1111 American Shick.
s: o O
‘11.11'
ilou'ch-i'. Ml. (111111.111 '11'»‘111“1'1
cannot ad .1 ”1111 1.11 l‘1l\ 111 1111.111
. ".l iiless 1111 is. 1111 11111.111 111
l't-
It 11111' 1111mm be tnir “outlier
1111111 good follows get iogelhei, but . .
it is seldom fair weather when invented the telephone 111111111.
irood iootbuli players get together. fleets the noted plillompiisr
.' ‘ " _ i 0111- prediction is that 11.1
Every once in 11 willie the Scotch .coinpnnlos will have a 11:1 11
just. us good us it is labeled. (111111;: llilsiiu-ss with All ,\111111'i1"1
l‘or iiistnnte. you uouldn't football stars next 1511115011.
11111111. :1 111-itci'tlgl1tei' 111.1111 Tommy ’1 ' ‘1
Milliuan 11l1r.1luims the Scotch News from t‘unruln i111 1111.:
middleweight championship. Cobb P15 killed his {list “ 1111.11.11.
' " . . We 1310111 11111111 \1licllt11 111
slid ii to the animal \1ith his spih- ~
in or not.
Shifts Made ill .
N. Y. U. Backfiei 11
NEW YORK. \‘111.
Mechun gave his Nop' lurk I‘11111r—
sity football squad :1. bit:
yesterday when he moved
"l‘ck" O'Neill from quarterback u.
left halfback. with Jack Conors. 11111
' star occupant of the latter 11111-1111
succeeding the Violet lclulcl‘ 111 111-1
Il‘F
'l'_\'
that: guy John
comments Mr.
12
“(1)11. I‘ reiiiombci'
Paul Jones 111111;"
Saxon Is Stopped;
Peters Is Winner
NEW LllelioN, Nov. 6.-Pinkcy
11111-1111 of Now London retained. his
$111111 \1'1‘11112r11'111ghi. title here- last
11.1111 when he knocked out Johnny
Saxon of Bridgeport in‘ the ninth
round of a scheduled iii-round bout.
Burns led all tho \1'1111. - ,
Johnny Peters of iiritigéport. won
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the refeice stopped the bout in the .
fifth lound ntrte warning Mack nounced that Lincoln would $1.11!
against Columbia ut'right in 1mm.
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fot'uurd wall for the last the cgnnn:
The shifts held good ill the 5111111.
mage drill with the freshman 11:11 '1
The varsity found no trouble in
scoring upon the cubs and ohtaim It
eight touchdowns, Connors gettin- 1.:
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However. the freshmen did not (its-
play their usual stubborn 'del‘cns‘e.
Meehan intimated that other shirt-1
are in the offing.
against fouling.
Stove Culver of Bridgeport stopped
Tiger Canto of litridxeport in 1 the
second round of a sixground bout.
Canto was floored land "was unable
to continue.
The boat between Kid DcBartlo
of \lestci'ly. It. 1., and Young Oli-
ver of Bridgeport, was stopped in the
second round when Oliver broke the
thumb on his right hand.'
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REDALE. Englandr-iWheu a trav~‘
cling mcnageric caught fire near, Be-
dnlc recently. the only animal that
could not be rescued was a kangaroo.
which fought so.fu1'lousiy with, the
men whoirlcd to drag it out that
it had to be left to die.
Sch'uitze’s 1 Friday Specials
20c
22c
30c
38c
14c
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A monument. to Robert Fulton.
inventor of then-2am boat. is to in:
‘erectcd m a small French town
where he conducted tests with .11
miniature steamboat in 1802.
FreshMackei'cl. lb.
SteakCOd
WeakFisli. _
HalibutSteak
FlatFish
Bostothie
ButterFish.......-.............. 30c
SaimonSteak‘........................... 35c lb.
Haddock............'.......... .1.......12clb.
No.18melt.,,........................ ..30clb
Finnanllad‘dies 22clb.
LongIsiandEscallops................... 60c pt
Fancy Oysters 45c pt.
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