The evening world. Newspaper, November 26, 1906, Page 12

THE ee WORLD, MONDAY, 2B NOVEMBER. 26, 1906. [| Skokuwsy | 2 BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK. & | notZty | 4, | |THE GREATEST PLAY OF SEASON—VEEDEB’ ‘S FORWARD PASS THAT BEAT HARVARD ey THIS BRILLIANT. — TRICK WON GAME vill soason of tt was this one nt have deen and had run Harvard's ‘goal line and went down on. I yeid line: “Roome was tired a ing a hol claimed, the tit who lost to Mike “Twit Jost to Joe Gans in considered a welterweight oh ship affal terwelght c fea” After Now, if {t rever: | | | | Yered the rin claim alr month or oa | fit ats i High School Youngsters Wi mT {New RULES DECREASED Boys’ High fal Bo Brooklyn Say It out v1 = —— ——— ae, nr S + ae Oo i Ravers Clash for Supremacy FOOTBALL FATALITIES Fhey Have Best Team Fick oni on Saturday. - in America. i) pene on The first seasor: of “debrutalized”. football has practlelly ended {me), is anoth | o have been cralching with a record of eleven deaths and 100-ptayers seriotsty Injured, a ent. The short remail oe eeas ane, he the great | marked decrease trom last year, when cighteen players were killed-and chery pon arith 159 seriously injured. 5 : the ees 8 The most significant feature is the decrease in the.casualties among randy probably high school players. In 1908 eleven high schoolplayers were killed and Hoth Kan ee AR) ‘ forty-seven Injured, This year seven recelyed injuries which resulted in aroakign i aint death and (wenty-five were badly hurt. DL YAS EOH HEV OL Cn All the college and high school games this year were played under Seeelek the new rules drawn up after the close of last season to satisfy the agita- ot 20,000 hac r ca ere th - 5 Brooklyn jay Aeiaig some ona plonahipe tion for less cangerous football, aroused by the startling record of ction Day, Thee= rom: 1895 nts agains: the score casualties {n 1905. In that year and in the preceding years the brunt of the casualties was borne by high school players.. It was realized that football, as it was played. was too dangerous a-game for the average Immature school pluyer, amt the new Tules were designed to eHminate. so far as possible, the brutality and roughness under the old rules. al Park and you Torstoothait's |} nineten” games, wally engaged Teams =o -StaTprnigs! wi eam ia entres, 1m en the Dot= te that is 1 out fr a Gerociouslys. Wee ane will find from twenty wame on the old s there {s an intense nparinon. of t and closeat con: [at Olvmple Field for the xame between | fave local gridirons |De Witt Ci nang champion Cen- | Only because sre pe Phila phia, 1 pie AAA RA er conteats than this latter are | has thls local for Among ‘High ot {team has * the hard ho have been to hinve, not Won’ by. a score of iL mwas beaten by only by Commerce, Each ‘one defeat this ye: the husky Princet: oe rep, 18 to 0. 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