The evening world. Newspaper, December 1, 1913, Page 13

THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, DEUBMBER 1, NEWS OF ALL BRANCHES OF SPORT CLEAN FOOTBALL EDITED BY ROBERT EDGREN BY ARMY AND NAVY Rich Stakes for Warner’s Coaching Worked THE GENTLE E SPORT ) (Barter ie ee ® By VIC pee Wonders With Indian Team Ee IE ing in 1914 Football Instructor at Carlele| INDIAN TEAM'S RECORD|) [hop n58 acu . iva) | artes me Oo. ant on Your um paacTce Training School Moulded a @reat Machine Out of Com- 7 . se e paratively Green Squad. ry e a 7 7 ° A resume for the season of 1918 of Hy 8 the work of the Carlisie Indian foot- Fry ° win ball team put into @ few words might a ° say thet Glenn 8. Warner, recognized 8 fo CHEER UP- 4 Williams of Baltimore, who has tg the Connie Mack of football, took Ld ‘4 NEXT YEAR-You ie prea bwin thy oper tonhdreadl F an Sas war we of Leer eg Indian CaN DO A oa of Pittedury h, have ened articles youths who had individually bitherto Below follows the points scored Comparatively little responsibility in| | py ero Indien lareres tor © onde ot ‘ea fouls tabers. tes playing the @rest college game, and ‘Goals free waukee that offers the best tm less then twelve weeks had built downs touchdown. Points. . them into one of the most remarkable ore wl? ? 103 footwel! machines Ameriea bas ever ae... 38 é re At the season's opening the Indians Garlow || 0 rd ty | | Goesbeck.. 2 ° @ ‘Wallete. 1 e e of games and prowess of opponents| |Orame ... 3 ° e looked forward to by any eleven. Te - = — start with, the great Thorpe was lost -. 4 a Lead te the New York Giants, Such stars ag Agoas2, who had earned the applause @f the country at quarter; Bergie, | tineup withowt his over havia, seen a teemingty invincible centre; Steam-roller| football before, Untried men like Pratt, Pewell, Tackle Hodge, and the remark-| Watiette and Calac were pieced in im- % may. 4 able ends, Large and Williams, together| portant positions amd Warner wrought ya . ‘ rs 4 21% han Waa 8 4 With at least a half dosen good eub-| his handiwork with what he hed, Mt i i. ; THE 5 stitutes on which Warner had lavished| That the Indians won any of the earty| ff ‘ ig) 4 : sca 1% Pyaaty : ns hans, 90," Much instruction were missing from the! games is surpristeg, of account ef the yen Pein Xe Wiser Bo 5 q i . Indian lineup. Raw material had to be| absolute tack of football knowledge with ted . sf _THE MARRIAGE. GAME _ taken. In one case, as with Larvie, who| which many of the players-began, Un- “J ‘4 — mage good at first, an almost raw!uke in former years, big scores could edorigine was introduced into the Indian not be rolled up et ret Daubert Leading Batter In the National League AB. * . DE Sh 62, BROS OB SPORTING i n ad = = DENVER NS THO Rive Brett, kh. HL, ‘Pittsburg, ‘333 Se a a ‘ || STRAIGHT HEATS IN| j———-——. - -_______ ; THE MAN INSIDE Rae peers Hy 1] event than ene inspired by sentiment.| This necessity for holding the gamee| Braghuret F.C. Wins "OSes Epa, = ' S| BAT DN SRDWAY czars cet cies cs Sse sane at ont seers a erties, Grover, ame payed alternately at the two academies. | whereas the ta used to be attended |cus, the Braghuret Field Ciud GRITERIO aa NOW se He dectares that Congress should make | only by those directly interested tm the) the Comet A. C. football team et Van SVE. 4.16, MATS, WED, @ GAT, 218 @n appropriation, eo that suitable stands /two services, the New York game at-| Cortlandt Park yesterday by a Nathan Straus’s Trotter Delco tracted an ordinary footbal crowd. 1 to 0, feats I. V. Hunt's Pair , , - Maiden in Fast Time. Nathan @traus'e Denver, racing yes- terday on the Gpecdwuy, defeated L V. Hunto Fair Maiden t two etraight heata Mr. Straus 4i4 not drive his ig gray. Trainer Tim Gulivan held Mr. Hunt drove Fair rn] are nenccerure + duplicated it’s ||] Mentscre oi New York (Gantek ERI irate Theatre) success in|| in THe uae a ee . - . q London. All the world | with ANN rom ae ||| ALH AME ville, All Star Grade Woolens aioe ile. oe Made Into Finest i ae in scescstee eke’ .8 f SRSERBLeeENSS od Fe SEL ToEook sé: it i i ¢? i ESnESSSebsSESQcleeiseiSsyestellSSEseestsesScSeicl Ese sekakes PaBVaae¥- al aSSBSASESESHS “SESS SATs oFBBEOSS PILSSSSSAE se EEASIELSSELELBeheSoPASeccesess i) if f i covet otebeok tosh ot- cok) «bS-e-whot~ I 7 i aha 28% i. Pan AEE REE z | s¥ERob pepe SwWubsebebekusDtoezs30cb » &. 100 2 i fron gt a se 65 a ‘The race brought a dig crowd to tho , a on, aay, k it % Speedway and Denver's viciory waa Dope, L, New 185 cheered, Ho won the first heat in 1.00% 5 Smee, Sarineeers and the eecond in 1.004. | ; = Ss 198 Aaother match race that was @ close | dete, ptr one was the event between Siiney | é a, Mae Pee, ama Patohen and Hourtha Sidney Patchen | followed up Denver's performance by eM oMAERwoEESolHS-SSEE~o8 tee oie it heatsa, The bay ; same, rm. 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