Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 5, 1916, Page 3

\ Amnunnlh!-‘.vl!h. /\ is to AETNA-IZE ;:-lmt sickness and acci- Write or call J. L. LATHROP & SONS 28 Shetucket Street Have s solve YOUR insurance problem—we offer expert, widely ex- perienced service and the protection of A-1 companies.’ f ISSAC S. JONES, iInsurance and Real Estate Agent Richards’ Building 91 Main St. AWORNEYS-A’ LAW e, Attorney-at-Law, 3 Richard’s Bidg. Brownfé'l’erkins. Miumeys-at-Law Over Uncas Nat. Bank, Sketucket St. Entrance stairway near to Thames Nationsl Bank. Telephone 38-3. SPORTING NOTES. Owing to the advanced prices in By SOL METZGER, Cv-uh Washing- ton & Jefferson Football Team. Not since 1908 have I been request- ed to select an ‘All-American football team. That year I picked one in’ex- change for three photographs of Bill Hollenback carrying the ball off tackle in a Penn-Michigan game was that team feated and I must let it stand as it was. I have often wondered, since. it was unl ‘why some magazines or newspapers, haven't. asked me, at pre- valling rates, toaelom. choose or pick other All-American teams, for none have pver had a' better record than mine.” In-fact, I am in an unusually good sition to pick anether year. I have seen by actual count one dozen elevens in action. That one thousand or ymore other college foot- ball teams should have competed weekly all fall makes no difference to me. I still maintain that I have had as broad and thorough a view of the available material as anyone and that my eleven would put up a smashing game—on paper. But as no one has given a reason, like the three photos above mention- ed, I am not going to select an All- American team. Up to date or down to the present, if you prefer it that way, all All-American teams have done nothing to justify their exist- ence. True their photographs have featured the periodicals and Football Guides, but T heold that I could pick eleven better looking players for sim- llar exposure each season. seleu._o-_of Allshuinn ‘Foothall Tiains Hufi'l'mduiq | having Pennsylvania men make, the wn - under hnlas on defense. dexterous— first name was m by the way. —hn made interference without re- quest. “There’s your All-American learned. a long run dnflng the Cornell game. Tackles must not hold American stuff. Having learned that L gave my at- tention to producing and selecting All-American guards. In 1908 Cornell bhad six successive chances to score from Pennlylvunig&ona-yard line and I have takes who was opposite Tommy Thompson. B Sy L ST Six successive times Zeigler stopped the play without gain. “Well,” we said, “there is your All-American guard.” But we were far-sighted for the man between us and Zeigle: same being Thompson, was the choice. All-Allegorical eleven, seeing 1 was educated there. But after a few de- cades of close study I cannot fathom the system. In 1903 I thought I had it solved. In the Yale-Harvard game that season a Yale tackle would not hold. tinually and repeatedly swept him aside and 3 through, over and about his Indeed had not C.:Rafferty, p fall to see a real alive All-American gal guard. Pitt won the game and made e | many_ sgains through various guards. Afterwards, 1 _asked a Syracusian, ng J end beside this tackle, been very | ,wiich one of those fellows is vour f;f,‘:,‘l“d‘y;‘;‘;e“‘,;‘p:apg"m}t‘;;n 2 UmSon | o replied. “What?” I said, “dom’t which was all one and the same far|YOU even know?” “No, I don’t and no back. Promptly this tackle became |51 else does. You sgee we had an All-American. Later, while coaching, | All-American banquet last fall and % ok i £ ! e man who selected White got him 2ne of my tackles did the same. He| nixed up with Schlachter and Schlach- was not selected. ter said he knew all the time they Undaunted and ambitious I contin- | had been mixed all fall and that ued in quest of producing All-Mythical | gtarted a mix-up which mixed up the champicons. In 1908, to the exact, we | whole team this fall. No more All- had a fairly good tackle at Pennsyl- | American guards for us,’’ he sighed. vania named Draper. He had been|'We don't want ‘em. « All-American in 1907 so we set about Indeed, the further you go the more Improving him just to show we were | mixed it is. I know of but two rules; earning our pay. He weighed but 200 | one is that tackles shall not hold and in condition and always weighed 200.| the other is the tribute system. This There were faster men to be sure. For | js a new one invented last vear. It example, Nate Cartmell, 109 and 220- | scems that if vou have a good play- vard champion, could beat him at|er, say in 1914, and don’t play him in 1915, he is likely to be chosen be- leather the spiked boots for diamond stars will cost more this season. Indications point that next Bea.son' all the Dbig colleges wiil number their | fayers for the .-nefit of the specta- tors. Yale startea this practice early in the season. Harvard held out but Haughton is likely to turn in 1917 Larry Gardner holds the unique hon- or of being the only Red Sox player to be elected to the select coterie of .300 bitters for the past season, and still ?wre were those fans who claimed that he Sox were wofully weak around that third sack. For the first time in 10 years, Ty Cobb has been forced to relinquish the lead as the American League lead- ing batsman; but at that the great Ty- rdis should worry. He has left a mark many an opponent to shoot at for next ten years. It is reported that there will be a contest over the election of captain at the Academy. The leadership lies be- tween Graham who has:played full- back on the eleven as a regular for the past two seasons and Eastwood who MARKET WAS DISTURBED. Call Money Rose to 15 Per Cent., the Highest Rate in Three Years. Néw York, Dec. 4—Call money's rise to 16 per cent., the highest rate in over three vears and exceeding by § per cent. the maximum quotations attained during the first week of the war, was the overshadowing and disturbing fea- ture of today’s active market. The flurry, which was regarded as temporary—the final quotation being 7 per cent—was accepted as a sequel to the steady impairment of local cash holdings. Since the first week of No- vember actual reserve of clearing house banks have suffered a_reduc- tion from $124,000,000 to the $41,000,- 000 reported last week. 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Hide & Leather Hide & Leather pr arrett Co Batopolis Min Brooklyn R T Brooklyn_Tn G Bupms Bros Butte &Sup 0 Cal Petroleum a0 6" & r »r 200 Chic &N FINANCIAL AND COMMERGIAL |t cause he is missed so badly. It has its merits in that it cheers up the old boys and the *“has beens” with the hope that springs eternal. The thing that impresses me, a mere losing and often licked coach, i this selecting of All-American teams, is the territory a man can cover. The picker doesn’t confine himself to a mere state like Rhode Island, or a mere city like Pittsburg, but just goes uxnbllng everywhere in the good old S. A. He's prepared, nationally. o wa mere coach like Haughton or Warner or Robinson has his troubles picking the best eleven men from the squads at Harvard or Pittsburg or Brown to play on those teams. Even at that mere subs get by them now and then and win games. While this Goodrich_pr Granby Ming Gt North pr Gt N Ore Subs Greeno C_Cop Gulf S Steel Tllinois Central 00 Int Agricul pr 100 Taterbony 0" must gratify the coaches think what 08 Tnie con g o Shock fe must be to their sense of Traror 99 37 3! judgment when they fail to select the best eleven from a small student body of several thousand when other fel- lows who don’t coach can right off pick the best. eleven from 100,000,000 people. No wonder coaches don't zet Hary Corp M M ctfs o swelled up and cease work when they 100 Kayser Jpr - win. 5000 Kansas Clty So . Personally, T am glad I sm not be- e e ws fou B o ed at space rates or otherwise 23000 Kennecott an All-Paper eleven. I have 6200 Lack Steel my troubles picking a small college 200 Yaclede "Gas team. I haven't the breadth of vision and I fear some one would say that my selection reminds them of the story which ends with the sentence, “As to that, my son, there is a differ- ence of opinion.” And even if space rates werc enticing I can’t figure out another reason for this All-Allegorical stuff. Some defend it on the grounds of beinz harmless, but in these days of high cost of print paper space is too valuable to engage in harmless past- times. | But I don’t think tha All-American game is harmless. It tends towards intercollegiate sport for glory’s sake. It makes or big heads and dissensions and it has nothing educational about it, which, by the by, is the !'eason back of our college games. Fortunately there is an idea going the rounds which impressing edu- cational men. It is, therefore, strange as it may seem, not my own. It has something of this All-American busi- ness back of it. The plan is to have the coaches of the leading teams in the east and west select two sectional teams to play _an annual post-season game in say, New York and Chicago. Such a game would be a spectacular individual affair, nothing move. But it would draw crowds and much prof- 100 Lake E s80p Taien. valey 300 Lee Rub & Tire 200 Lig & Myers pr 100 Lorillard P 200 Touls & Nash 100 Mackay Co pr 100 Manhattan EL 1300 Maxwell M Co . 300 Maxwell M 1 pr 900 May Dept_Store 4500 Mexican _Petrol 4900 Miami Copper it, which, so the plan outlines, would be used in educational work similar to the Rhodes Scholarships. TLet us have this—there is a purpose back of it, a reason for it. But let us take ‘| lightly to these All-American myths, they mean absolutely nothing. (Copyrighted 1916, by Sol Metzger) 12600 Ray Con 38700 By Co CITY BOWLING LEAGUE. 400 Reading 1 pr Taftville Won All Three Strings from Aetna—Palace Dofeated State Hos- pital. » Taftville wvon all three games from the Aetna five in the City Bowling league Monday night at the Aetna al- leys. Dugas rolled high single with 134 and Amersonstokinigh fotal with The score: Taftville. Daly ... cecen. J0 78 Emerson . Edwards . Dugas . Jotnson Burns “5— 267 Pardy 84— 242 Hull ... 106— 308 Bibeault 101— 277 9 4 The Palace five won from State Hos- pital, taking the first two strings. ai carreid off the honors, rolling hlgh sin- gle with 137 and high total, 225 The score: Simcox . 85 99— Molesky E3 ) R6— Calkins .... Bruckner Aldi 468 27_7 1453 State Hospital. 83— 252 98— 284 121— 305 108— 313 £9— 262 50 1416 High Low. 3 167% 1627 1623 ws% 1% 172 144 189% pitcher of the Chicago National luguo foass by Charies 1, Weeghman, pras- ease by es H. res- ident of the club, tonight. 5 Mr. Weeghman offered to ai@ Brown in obfairing a berth as a manager of 1150 Crucible Steel pr 100 Cube A Sugar 17660 Cuba Cane Sug 1200 Cuba Cane S pr 400 Deere pr 100 Del & Hudso 2500 Den & Rio G pr. 0 Dome Mines . 110 Det Unit R B 700 Dist_Sccurities oD 55 & A 34000 Erte & minor league club. New York, Dec.. 4—Cotton closed steady. January 20.07; ig 29; May 20.51; J\xly 20.52; October Spot quiet; mid.d.l!ng 20.10. Yale Starts Basketball Practice. New Haven, Conn., Dec. £—Yale basketball practice | Team- bowling tournament. ‘Stevens | both high single and total. The score: g o 101 97 104— 295 100— 283 83— 253 16— 264 84— 279 447—1374 86— 256 He—1211 PP L bl PALACE BOWLING LEAGUE. No, 3 Defeated Team No. 6— Huntington Rolled High. “Team No. 3 won_ two nut of three strings from Team No. 6 in the Palace league Monday night. Hunt- lled high single with 117 and rlsg high total with 294. The score: Boyle . O'Neil J. eSullivan Mott .... Huntington Sautter Clarke . Fillmore .. 409 1217 Fraternal Bowling League. Standing:— ‘Won. Lest. Per Plnf’x'fl B.%. O, Elks..l'l 10 L. O. Moose... 11 1 L A, M. 744, ...1" 15 12434 0. O, Owls .... 9 18 333 12217 High single—Frost 134. High three—Frost 350. Averages: Games. Pinfall. Ave. C27 2734 100-24 Bruckner | Kennedy Mead ... Bibeault Folienius Schofield Dougherty Enos . Brooks Hayes . Gofr . Johnson Jackson Harvey Store and Factory League. Standing: ‘Won. Lost. Rerail Clerks ..11 7 Hopkins & Alle: 11 The Mechanics. 10 8 J. B. Martin... 4 14 High single—Burdick 128, High three—Burdick 345. Averages: Per. Pinfall €11 8598 222 Ave. Games.Pinrall. 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