The evening world. Newspaper, October 21, 1913, Page 15

THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1913. NEWS OF ALL BRANCHES OF SPORT FRED WELSH, FOULED |“ Yale Counts on Ketcham in New Position to Stop ar _Rushes of Brickley and Hardwick, Harvard Backs \y TH NINH, WG ee FROM YOUNG SO English | em Wats Eas- MORE COACHES FOR TIGER SQUAD EDITED BY ROBERT EDGREN eden RESULTS. on two years If furtongs. Isabelle | 'STOVALL TO MANAGE TEAM FOR KANSAS CITY. ot, tt-George nly manager of the St. American League baseball club, to terme last nteht with the direcs tore of the Kansas City elub of the Federal League to manage the local t season announce Shelby Lady ‘Trin Blue C aptain Shifted | ; ‘Bantante, From His All-American Position at Centre to Left Guard at the Key- , stone of Fale's Line. Marty Lou, row 10): atrataht Teaeile $2.0, Serene, show he would noe stan tll Nov, 1, nt of the to give for an Wy the Master of Boxer contract, years, calls for a and «a substau- From Indianapolis » watiafied their ew. | ahifting Special to The Beeairg W Fea WINNIPEG, Man, Oct 2h —2 radia) tte tslon on a foul murn "Young" |DOOLIN'’S HOME RUN. SEWED UP THE GAME. jand 2 ta, wor M tot, 8 te ue as at contre lant hen hls dazzling work made him unanimous choice for All-American | ' honors, 1, third —--— Teams playing against the Elis in the Mattling Nel Wh, Oct A—The last few games haven't tuade much fin- Dog. Heacoc mame yesterday The final score ad Fromme did the It was too cold for good bas: Ortenta pression on the left side of the tine for the simple reason that with the flery Ketcham holding down the guard po- sition, that particular spot on the team has been made as formidable as @ stone wall. PORTH RACH ‘and aga'n Hand sut in the eighth , Warnings, clean blow at) Mare, Head Coach Howard Jones made the me the Yalo students gasp with cere waretiate 1 Asma | wel pr when he transferred Ketcham over to sani 2 t ue, with I#o Rouz of guard, That position on the #even| INTERNATIVNAL NEWS SERVICE t Ween to] MUCH fought carefully and “ow ) Yale eleven this season far alead in] after me thie Ce | tage needed strengthening and Jones believed Ketcham was the proper one to do the trenmgthening, But the New Haven | were not quigkly reel ej uat out the logic Welsis an ran oe AR A fot hata Ny DONALD } BRIAN ?,\\ | LYCEUM a Ht i GRACE GEORGE ';,3 ant Stanley Mow * OTHE ce NGO Gn eh, ‘403 , i | The Connor is Tae COLLIER nue te eae. KRAMER ABANDONS SIX-DAY BIKE RACING. another pl Ketcham establishing @ pmienn: nm faxneae “\SON OF CONGRESSMAN TO PLAY WITH NATIONALS. WASHING ft will try jor Mollstadt om NeW YORKER IS I$ BEST PUNTER AT ANNAPOLIS. jore had tre Was gene! of the heap. His habit of tearir its, wometiti is rarely seen He ea the tide tone urn at made the student body allve leit | the Blue linemen. | waslve, he tended to his} he found time} J, helping the | ho the runner} best gaine Btrong and ax own duties so well that to roam ail over the ends and tackles to and even gettiig In the f awions, On the r was invulnerable. 1 times Lehign tried a sortie st Ketcham's side of the line and h time the play was messed up for against the Blue vard player wh of Rrickle in wor a i he recommended | aly a reste | Ut GARRICK 3 \rimut dire and fought for the Nat. Mon, JOUN MASON Fannie Ward a With Ketcham and the husky Fede hen boon te falvott guarding the left s f the HARRIS isi © ime the eo sat New bla 4 = m ps i=} <= mi ri m* Bs en 2: HUDSON ey i ata THE F IGHT aller By ae eo. nan was tire a suitabl Ale brought | pa was made | resident coach Rh ven what ir ido in the Har: n Howard | 1 ) the first PHOTO BY PAUL THOMPSON bring hig team to victory. to stop CHEERS FOR KETCHAM IN LE- Those who follow the football dese | Ketcham had candidates report week: CHRISTIE MACDONALD High GAME. tinies of ex clearly remem- | before tae regular season for practic Jn the new operetta, “SWRETHEA! teld hefore the game | ber the wonderf cof Ketcham and the combination of Coach Joni GAIETY {127 tt? Mie bs pe at ed gh, Capt, Ket- | ’st year In the onan pp games. and Capt. Ketcham has carried the NE Y M ine \ * ASTOR COHAN’S #: ; | SEVEN KEYS O BLDPATE | GEO. Cohan's Hage rs, ars '| POTASH & PERLMUTTER | GRAND of gard HOWE: i. mae ‘nt ey nay HB. 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