The evening world. Newspaper, November 25, 1913, Page 16

Soap ter erates NAVY 10 FLA RUSHING sail and Jim Thorpe Were the Greatest Kickers in Their Day, Each Having Made Seven Goals From Field in a Game. Corte. OE Tee Wee HARLIE BRICKLEY'S kicking of five field goals, four with drop Kicks and one from placement, in the Yale game Satuniay marke him as test of this year's kickers. in game against Princeton ago Brickley kicked four that time he has deen for some big Q FE i? é Ha set apparently, i dave been many famous goal ere. Brickley’s perfurmance Satur- @idn’t establish a record, as Eoker- the marvolious toe artist of the University of Chicago, once kicked @even goals in @ Kame against Wiscon- @m In hls last college game Jickersall ed five feild gous. most remarkable single kick on BEE r t eensin, who made a #ixty-five-yard field @eal, O'Day mate punts of ninety In tho Princeton-Yale game of great De Witt kicked a field goal the very edge of the field, from torty-cight-yard fine, winning the @ame and plunging Yale into the un-| t ‘@Merable depths of woe that follow a ware victory turned at the last moment imto an irretrievable defeat. IM THORP® and Brickley are the wl by Eckersall. This was in the Carliale-Villanova game, playo! Oct. 2, "I& Thorpe not only kicked seven fleid @enle, but he made threo touchdowns em the aide. Some football player—that He was the best goal kicker, runner with the ball and the @i-around athlete of his time. Thorpe kicked four Held goals, winning the guine. HE man with the punch makes I this mark in public Iife. Dudley jector of ia a well-trained | ening, which he enjoys either within @@ Without the ropes. “Boxing,” he eula yesterday, “quickens the eye, tensea the muscles, and makes the brain eotive ‘It's a delightful pastime and warms up the blood to healthy and @Mciont action. Boxing has other val- Wes, aside from its physical effects, It @adies one to stand of aggtensive per- gems who attack one, and you know eelf-protection ie @ law as old as the buman race.” Mr. Malone spends half | == hour a day putting his theories abor | ‘dening into practice. OB M'ALLISTER, the very clever young California middleweight who was to have fought young Qfike Donovan at the Fairmont to-mor- it, has @ severe attack of ton- will be unable to go on, Mc- mever been out of Call- and the cold weather here him. The bout was postponed {We weeks to give him time to recover, MeAllister is very anxious to make goud frst Eastern bout. He expects & match with Mike Gibbous or MoGoorty or George Chip after golng on with Donovan, REDDY WELSH meets Phil Bloom F Garden to-night. thin dea porate chance is to show the feverishly @mxious American public that ho isn't @ Jemon picker, also that he regards the challenges of Jack Britton and ether impertinent interlopers with the Proper degree of contempt. If he out- points Bloom nothing else can stand between him and a match with the champion. T ts time for the Boxing Commisston- ere to make some effort to find out Why their own agents !gnore the rule about ring side weigh- ing in. Lanstord didn’t weigh in at all on the night of his bout with Johnson et the Atlantic Garden A. C. A fake ‘weight wae announced, 181 pounds, as I Teeollect, while Langford must have weighed about 20. Again, when he fought Jeanette at the Gamien, he re- fused to weigh in and wasn't weighed fm, but @ weight was announced, and a weight far below his real poundage. @oFariand fousht Murphy in the Gai Gem, refused to weigh in and weighed in, yet his weight w: @@aly announced” as 140 pounds etripped. He must have welshed 1M. He looked at least as heavy as that MoFeriand fought Duffy in Buffalo, and elthough he wasn't weighed there, his w i i tt ! line on the class of contestants end prevent mismatching, it should be he Bat if they are not en- Reid Quits and the round and a half that fecord was that of Pat O'Day of Wis-| lasted was greeted with laughter by a big hot the opening round al Wonderful Y GAME __THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1919, . EST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YO In Bout With Jess Willard (Sportal to ‘The Evening World.) FORT WAYNB, Ind., Nov, %.—Jack Reid of Toledo quit cold in the second round of his scheduled ten-round bout with Jess Willard to-night, staggering 0 the floor when Willard landed a right punch to his ribs and refusing to on his feet untii hi out of the ring. w Will The giant K: jowered head and shoul over Reid, bout ry Reid knew which hand to extend for courtesy, but that it let him out. Willard did not land lean blow during the flasco, but his mendous height and reach had Reld whipped before Referee Bantry called je men to the middie of the ring. —_—>— Kicker Has Made Thirty-four Goals From Field for 102 Points. In the history of American football, the players who nave scored more points than Charles Edward Brickley couki be named on the fingers of one and, The Harvard fullback hee earned the rig to be classed with the greatest stare of all times, Ouring he three years of plying on Crimson teams Brickley has scored 28 points, This wonderful Tecord resulted tn bringing three championships to the Cambridge team. Brickley’ feat of five field goats against Yale was the culmination of a record of kicking !n games, Beginning with his freshman year Brickley has hardly minsed a bit game that he didn't succeed in shoot'ng over one or more Chariey Ebbets, the genial President of the Brooklyn Baseball Club and also the champlon host among the baseball magnates, is to furnish another colla- tion, but, he has run out of names tor the ir, he is merely going to Robinaon-Dahlen-Daubert Day.” y" wants them to meet the club’ new manager, Wilbert Robinson, give them an opportunity to say farewell respects to Capt. Jake Daubert, ‘The dinner will be held on Deo. 8 at Fred Winter's Consuimers’ in Flatbush, Wiite Box fans are In’ coming fight between J St. Louts boy, and Lena Blackhourne for the second base job. This ts Black- burne's second try in the majors, and if he playe anything lke he did in the American Association he has @ good rhance to take the honors away from Berger. Of courae, it's only a dream--but how would this Cincinnati ball club look lined up this next summer: Ames, Brown, Johnson, Packard, Harman and three ‘others, ‘pitchers;' Clarke and Kling, chief catchers; Hobby, Groh, Herzog, Tinker, infleld; Marans, Broadway @ eieon ls aang to sad oery Ninth Street to ex-Manager Dahlen and pay their | Park Hestaurant | Brickley Has Scored 245 | for Harvard in Three Years goals. over thirteen on h ‘ber in any one game was three, that | he made against Princeton and Brown. @ kick a game for five gar againat Touchdowns .........4. 0 138 Goals frum touchdowns, o 0 5 5 Goals frum field... 13 41 84 102 j the Cardinals, ranked f _ Tim Thorpe or DLE y Ko WicireD His number of goals on the Harvard Freshinan team reached ten. Improving all the time, Brickley booted | firat year on the This season his largest num- | varsity. ‘This season Brickley took things easy and was content to satisty himself wit! bs Yale when points were tad! needed he created a record for hin with five goals, His grand total of field gouls for three years on Harvard teama ig H—A record that hasn't been Approached #inoe 1908, Brickley has been just as busy mak- | ing touchdowna an scoring field goals. In three years he has raced over op- Ponents’ lines twenty-four times for a total of 138 points, Here's hin record of touchdowns, Koala from touchdowns and goals from field °1911, 1912, 1918. To'l. Pte 8 Total score... 00s. w @ 25) *Toucbdowns counted five pointe in 1911, | Bescher, Schulte, Bates, outfield; Ma- wee, utility?—Cincinnat! Times-Star, Higginbotham, who once worked for 1 up among the hurlers, winning 21 a 60 mark. eh, anoth inal, prospered fairly well, winning 12 of the 2 games he worked in during the campaign, Brownle outfelder, aco, felled 990 In He had 18 putouts, 17 as- Bll Hogan, the now with San Fran 104 games. &nd made only four errors, Eimer Zacher, the former Cardinal, now with Oakland, was right under Hill with 979, Zacher played in 178 contests, ‘alter Alexander, the catcher turned ~ AMERICA’S ex-Car- | BOSTON DOESN'T THREE GOAL-KICKING MARVELS | Copyright, 1913, by the Press Publishing Co. (The New York World) - Cuarces Brianeys WARVARD, KICKED & FIELD Goacs AND Won From Yaue. WANT MARQUARD Reddy Loses ‘> To Williatte PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Lg | lame, Baitimore’s challenger tamweight honors, won trom Bastiing Reddy of New York last night (5 /tts rounds that were full of section all Way at the Olympia A. A. Resay @ atiff left jab and @ right cress first two rounds that Oriole lad guessing, but heavy viows and gave t! @ lacing about the head and bedy, Beigel of this city stopped Chester of New York in round. Young Fulton of New York feate! Harry Dougherty and ¥. roy of New Yo: lot to Joe « of yesterday's tion with the 41,000 PEOPLE WILL SEE ARMY AND NAVY PLAY. Piers te E THOUSAND seats signal drill a have been sold for the Army- avy football game Saturday at the Polo Grounds. This ie the capacity of the grounds, and creates & record for New York. It will oe the largest orowd that ever attended 4 game outside of the Harvard Line-Up Against Middies (®pectal to The Evening World.) consideration WEST POINT, N. ¥., Nov. S—The|into his toge and reported to Heaq ident thie week and will Feturn to the squad of Huston, Benedict Coach Daly without further delay. (upon to go the Bloking for and Hodgson was the most gretifying| Benedict te in fairly good shape and the Navy battle. The big trio worked in |lignt work, but, like Huston, has not Nimited knowledge of the new code of jfour weeks ago and is not familiar with signals “gummed” things for a while, |the signais. the coaches were mighty glad to set ‘him back after an absence of four weeks, Meacham’s injury received in -——y his leg, is in fine fettle, and in day's punting drill averaged fift; with his long twisting spirals. get In Saturday's game, Gan z 4 end the big fellow hustled Hodgson is fest and heavy best fed developments in connec-|confidently expects to start against the of the Army's open ‘Army's preparation fos|Middies Saturday. He has been having Benedict at full, nd, although Huston’slplayed in # game since Tufts was here trgo send Erichard drivin, to present its strongest combination hind the Mne. Meacham’ was first play part of ‘He {e still in the hospital, but will ‘back to-morrow or “huraday. He has been doing aplen- did work in practice at goal from place- ment kicking and in yesterday's drill booted them over from almost any angle. Woodruff, too, ie being coached made Huston's Stadium, More than 20,000 applica- tions for seats could not be filled. The Army and Navy teams more than 35,000 tickets. The Navy team ts favored in the betting, but there will be plenty of Army money this season. Princeton Hockey Dates. CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Nov. %.—The Princeton hockey team will play three games {n Boston during the Christmas holidays. ‘Toronto University will bo met on Dec. 22, the next day the Boston A. A. will tackle the Tigers, and on Sat- urday, Dec. 27, Princeton and Dart- mouth will meet in the first intercolle- jate league games. to Oakland in the Pacific Coast agus by the Browns, was the leader im fielding with a percentage of .991 In twenty games. He had % putouts, 2% assists and only one error, Reitmoyer of Sacrainento, with .939 in twenty-five games, came next, Lefty Laifield, the St. Louis boy, who Was sent to the Pacific Coast League by the Cubs during the 1913 campaign, did well in the West, He was returned the winner in thirteen games, while he lost eight for the Ban Francisco team, WilHama waa the leader with 17 wins and seven defeats, Alluring Clothes Values—| Suits and Overcoats to Measure $40 to $50 Materials Reduced to $25 $25 to $30 Materials Reduced to $20 This week you can save $5 to $25 on a Suit or Overcoat tomeasure. You cun get exactly what you want at much less than you expected to pay. Assortment and prices can't be matched even in ready-to-wear clothing. ’ Arnheim University Club, *¥Born in September. the ‘Bioresy and Stecrmberer 82,00, eine west was ese cH EIMORES il h He runs ‘ow, ie an adept dodger and fe ‘a particularly hard man to down. 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