The evening world. Newspaper, November 14, 1916, Page 14

’ 1 THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1916, bd r D , PUTTING ’EM OVER C) “ ” ¢ f as _ ete ae el * ; With ‘‘Bugs’’ Baer 4 COLU WHO SAYS A FOOTBALL HAS NO FEELINGS? wy e } Copyright, 1918, by the Press Publishing Co. (The New York Evening World.) { > s WON'T BE KicweD I Lid Moke wn - BE KicKeD- Wei + wat vATL Im To BE ELL, ip AES EDDIE DRIGGS Boors \ They've BoM te Blend) | Eliminated TUR DAY = | ' To INSURE MY [ones ism in the , wee -* | Federal League | Anyway. Mike Gibbons Likely to Kill the: Sport in St. Paul, Just as He) edie ace n out- = Came Near Killing It in Wow field punter, Le : — Gore con only punt ‘em to the infield. 4 Ps ork. Howard Berry is stylish again at the 6, of Wena, He unde ORS BS Yel oratng Woe Sg iene tae eat OM e ICHABL GIBBONS ts @ very clever boxer and @ fighter of Pollard of Brown Is one of the best 4 clase—when he wants to be. broken field runners developed since ~ But Michael Is likely to kill the sport | Eliza pulled her well-known sprint tm | 5 tm that dear and very, very soft and “Uncle Tom's Bungalow.” - easy Gt. Paul, just as he came near | killing it In New York Outside of football, baseball, tennis, z ‘There are two or three little faulte rowing, golf, running, parcheest and 4 \m Michact's makeup. First, as a| fox trotting, Harte of Harvard has no © fighter, he 1s wonderfully skilful and Ur AARVARD'S. eee eae not gifted with much heart. That Bacns Dont HANoUer That Harvard wi Pte the charitable way to describe hi PUTS BETTER Tievigg [Ce a fudie Seoul tonWiite Hore, = ry performances In New York with LIKELY To Be =e ‘ i « _ Badle MeGoorty, Packey McFarland wre Goss “To BE A Toucan Rise GPoKeN To If they can make wrestling straight e and Kid Lewis, The uncharitable | 2 > Ress SG a~—__ Tas weee they shouldbe able to rake omelet - a way would be to say that Michael | . without eggs. At present wrestling , + y faked tn these three fights—which I {9 just as straight as a camel's sky« f ton't in the least belleve, \ \ ‘ tine, | ‘ rounds with Jack Dillon, in Mike's N orne orts }) tigers ral eur nx (Rs Looks as |f the'outdoor swimming own home town. Hoe ts credited with 2p \ STS > i iecraner th geld to be very poor tm 4 Satta “outpelnted” the pompadouted : Ciaran CA, N. Y¥., Nov, 4.—The Cor- W, ll K Th F; rador this winter, © fighter from Indianapolis, But tt Is a elindat hdd nell eleven's defense against off tackle l eep em rom | Aup Jews ay ° sald Chat Dition Giant show aay ans a itty plays ts its Weakest point, ‘The Mich- a | Gossip witb Ate, om epee, Me Mueliarune cots: ce casenion, acd J, OE igan team outplayed the Cornell team Bea tin Yale Saturda ies Fy Michael didn't do much of anything SencHED BOANST PUMBLING in mout every department except kick- Y ry Wonder if the birds who bet of ee has could be gulicd real fighting, He * tng. Here Suiverick saved the day for | + Brooklyn in October are still demand , Jornell, and not only kicked three | The ssrol cide | re before se oo seenis to Rave thken 4 eat trom the| | orn : The Baltusrol Club will decide |{ng @ recount before settling up? Enat Sridts Veils and Hredir - |fleld goals, but Yooted the ball an Princeton Eleven Would Be Decided Favorite, Because They daeaniety within the next three weeks | PY hasn't fought tor ao ong a time that |! Prince of Wales Is the Granddad kbp aabs Ala ptm tray Look Like Better Team, Were It Not for Fact That the Bull-| te location for its second course.) you ai*uihing about fining” MAS Salem be has! probably foiwotten what it in which Cornell got off her plays dog Invariably Springs Someth This Annual G; Tha » has been considerable differ- ae MEARE tke nat (s tap and run, Of ll H Sh P ° Wi. contrasted most strikingly with the og Invariably Springs Something in This Annual Game That) ence of opinion just where the club's) FACTS NOT WORTH KNOWING. er hta ven ieundaaish Gini anne A orse OW FTUZE WUNNETS J vee 404 syeed oF Wve CA pet ti Unexpectedly Defeats Old Nassau. |mew Inks should he placed. To forestall any chance of a pers recetved $10,000. At the last moment god sbape and wus ready for the| =o — | former inhaling sour notes from b : . as Tee or ul | A selection committee has unant-| pian Go £ he notified the promoter that he SIX i Jand pep?” asked wien scrimmage to-day, A lecture by br. | ranns t F ‘i 3 | Piano, a Goopersburg mu in hae : sells seal poet Pree rate ae Twenty-six-Year-Old Shetland and pep aeked the fOr Sato Re eripriond ihe precios yoatars By William Abbott. by means of p mnenal field Roals,’ mously picked Howard W. Perrin to invented a net that catches them all. © the percentage. or perhaps with the, PONY and His “Get” Have! !t was getting al! Greek to me. jday. Dr. Sharpe criticiaed the iack HE Tigers, limping somewhat |thit hit the crossbar, bounced Iir the | "cat the resular lint of officers to be pests 4 ge, or perhaps the | “They certainly did’ added the ex. |OF defense vn wesle p nd ane Trorw WIE ballin web aiaRvNra | Moe oeee eee ee eee over far ippointed at the forthcoming meeting |. A Flirpsburg genius has perfected percentage. Mather than call off the) Won More Than 3,000 Blue) pert, “and that is the first time in the | tends to remedy tiie by ay. | . ital Maal tildes as kere lle ever known, of the United Statos Golf Association, 4, 9¢¥'ce , for translating Spanish show the next day the promoter gave! Ribbons. j history of horsedom that a Shetland |, si AyeraTea | 4 their tinal we ps prac In 1911 Old Nassau's Jinx went of | stp, Perrin iano? nie oa (i mie pen i inte, American currency s@ Gibbons what he demanded | 5 out over a hackney for life | Cornell's second decisive cross-coun- | tee with the expectation of beating ie : AW nite. DEC is one of the original go! at it can be spent without an ao j TLDs oc the Yohow.” RA eR ei neeaue: general carriage." lerp vintory makes 1 tho best bet for | Vale. Princeton knows ite own| the adr and rake nin coneationan {Pioneers in this:country, cent. } on p je “ehow. Weill, [ knew it wan in the blood of |the intercollegiate run, Its 4 to 7/strength and weakness, hav a p Ak tie an teucndown Ghat won tor sd eee Mike has a fine hunger for coin. ‘Tho By Bozeman Bulger old Prince of Wales to do it some |Win over Mennaylvania aud the detear * mnoaey DAS aT Bracco George Strath, who at seventy-five! Running around a tree trying : firat big money he ever made--we can = CLS aa handed Yale by Harvard should give Bilge, but still dreads | ie A setore the Pigers had the |{8 one of the oldest golf professionals | the back of your own neck is the g hardly way earned—in the ring wes caste on to the tanbark—this} Just then the venerable prise win. | urnell preference over the rest of te hat can not be figured out} cane bottled up by means of Pen-| in captivity, saya that the old-time Nearest thing to perpetual motion yet 9 Ittle bantam of a horse—with | ner, the haughty Prince, came near |feld. Maine's failure to enter ul in advan the working of its mys | ¢ Aittake whe ward sad hig a bs d-time | gi, i. 3 hel he ihe 1 serough at tens neck arched, hoofs. touching|W%, "1d. honestly, he ‘tured (and [time and Yule's defeat by Marvard corious jinx. An iiss ihe Tieceetnt / bloke yas toward! pros, Tom Morria and the Dunns, | *°overed re ound light tapping mateh with Me- ae ie the car washer as if he takes it more likely that Cornell will | sort Sl We aeeth nO); near a were superior to the present co Be Farland. “Marvellous Mike’ was any. #inserly and a curved tail waving Min, With @ squad of men that even //8 & serious matter, In past years '0"% Pats eoees tee Seid otaral. Ana th asl beplehati of} You can get rid of @ caller who S thing but marvelious that night—ex-| ee Of ts body. In every move of} nly, he knows me,” the man|Moukley Was pensimistic about, Cor. |U’rinceton teams tt apis wiher on the record | none of th Sld-timers had | stays toe long by taking) down the | A MIBDE-€X* | the Little fellow there wan something) Mit, “and im going right down to|nell has again come to the front, and | the field ta Bee ciany other inetaticen when tha | orcs wie SOyAntARes ot CBe) prem | Clee! and hanging up a calendar. | s. etek In setting the money, He was Sede emtkipenions Carigics Hin | Hie stable to prove ier © wot only Bas a hold on team be defeated ee eeey ohn cuchted the Orange ©t-day pros, They played during a| i 4 lar John O'Grady at that, Ever ool 4 e all went when the judging was but a star in’ Weng for individua ‘ requent nd Black out of ulinost su tor period when feather balla wi mel ANSWER: ‘ | hear of John O'Grady, Ho tived jn UIMCK: Blomsy coat was set off with| over and that litte horse rubbed his honors. Weng did not exert hims Grpriee CE ee a rier tins: (and. with cumbersoma clube tment: Pine-aty bi 8 TO QUEERIES, San Francisca tn the old dave when Narhess of white patent leather, A/ Nore on the shoulder of the man who lust Saturday and let McLermut jinx has gr Colle a ton would be a decided favorite for sembled hockey sticks and long-hua.|nlghe but he wen dee oor Frisco was built on the sandhills, COW! of children—also of the aria- Ne Reese hin fourteen vente ago, DY a yard oy Indrayel Is showing bet: | nightmare with th it is one| Suturday's ame. The Tigers emerged dled frying pans 7 a wan Sram any salary, ” 0 6 sand chang mica eae pe ite may have been plain good nature ter and should come through with he sons Why thes play sv much | from the Harvard battle withou i Wi Joba used to take a victim out be, | Socracy—save a brick of delight rhe part of the old prise winner, [some of his last year's spurts for the|more confidently’ against’ Harvard | rious injury and will be able to throw | George Low, the Baltuarol profes-| piott®—Wilron_ain't President for #0 yond the town a little way and aell a if In full knowledge of his posi-| but the veter n groom will always be- big moot n Yale ir sroateat nat the stonal, disagrees with Strath, In his| de Island. They elected Hughes, ' tlon in the world, this haughty ttle ron --— Just run back on the record of the! El, even Dave Tibbott's cking, pinion Harry Vardon ts the’ eee him a sandhill, The wind shifted t . NC) of the! Eli, even Dave Tibbott's drop kicking, urry Vardon is the greatest SE cc aniis ahout. Atter'a few hel bd animal occasionally curved his neck, my boy easier called yeseurtney 9 ag wixty-seven years old two tevms and hy Princeton has | which was especyilly reserved for the Bolt professional who ever stepped up on inkz, He bate .600 the year round, 2 f . ‘ brite Sites d r washing 4 , yosterd we Cornell coach 4s hale nto. fear 1 Yale's unseen | Bulldog, toat low sive he plave Pone thousand in w: a Oo fe» purchaser couldn't locate his sand. *’Feady arched, to glance back at the ch of tekets for the rest and hearty and quite capable of jiv- In 1015 the ‘Migors Were a’! to 1|Yaleron the other hand, must go months steadily with Vardon ‘and ie [in summer, winter and .othing PUN End Tout acta tha: lelte over procession he led, Vollowing was a | of the show." | The man was profuse ing his best efforts to the crews this over Yate, a teim that had | into the game wish an inexperienced all that tie the famous Engliah title —s . again, Mike hasan asact in bis gonac|tH!0 Of Progeny, thelr tiny necks also|'¥Nix eratitude, = 1) year, Laat evening a surprise party moralized all season. What] team, one that has b indicapped holder only missed one drive, Don't be a crumb, . 7 le ‘ ed sti auld Composed of the crew men met at Mr, happened? Guernsey kicke tell | by many tes. Bingham and ! ine fighting ability, Hut what he sells Se! a and nostri * quivering With the car washer had gone, “people will Counneve home and spent a pleasant |g Pre omy, ater iinalon of Wala; |arat ciner mun st a will an ee i i GUS ca i MAAN: alwasa’ clossly vhasecible (he the) essitament of strange surround tell you that nobody ut rich people, evening. Yesterday also marked the which eventually won the suumé irt_againat the Jerseym: Fisti By original property offer ee. wo ©) vese were the sons) Who like to show of ne ir clothes, ast appearance of the crews on the thy stu will greatly miss ¢ lat Ne d ry asides and one the grandson of the haughty , Care for the Horse Show! water, From now on the crews will previous season Yale spr Tom Shevlin, who on two oceasions istic CWS John Pollock AN OS St T 1s about time that all promoters little leader, Again the children Se practice on the tr i chines An the crow | complex trip passing ga on the| was st personally responsible for | ze 8 : be room, No special combinations will |Pigers and the jinx did the rest the | vietorles over Princeton, “or second time in tw Rae E came to an agreement among sereamed in delight when the tiny FORDHAM SPEEDING be picked, and Assistant Coach Colyer nthe two vrevious years Prince: | Yot the MOENINE toc abiee that [Seok Britlon,.tha ‘weltermaiene chome|oe e e themselves and planned to offer grandson reared and plunged as it] UP FOR HOLY CROSS. “i,k, charse « # the practice. The!ton'a invisible opponent in its) Yale Is going to be without the ser- | pion, will be called upon to ‘ oma — He — Hghtors only a percentage of what the whole we 4 thing he did not screws will not row In the Inlet Hendiest work when Vale, apparently | vices of its pet Jinx when It comes |titie' in another decieien bout ac tha | whan tasers have sill! four more dare iy they draw, with no guarantee what-/ like—sat on his back | on ull spring. defeated, eseaped with ties cach time! time to line-up against Princeton, ee Ne Ob Wanda: Oe Ce aac" A Gititok to Worth fale ah pay siieaied | With all exeept two of the resuiare —-—. — eens perenne sad ti assem eaniieg Armory A. A. of Roston to-night. Ted |DHPé tournament to be held at the Creceng | ot what bt will pay Fe ive fives as on i that's the pretttest recovered from the injurles received in , Kid" Lewis, the fast English boxer, | jig iy, TymiAy and Thurelay evenings of hat Dp WH pay to see jSight of the Horse Show,” remarked |the Georgetown gan, Frank Gargan =r , Jover whom Britton won his title by de- | uno. mur clamen are oun for compen wetting And when a fighter/ tho man alongside, “That's Prince of begun active preparations for Satur Football Notes Fiecht Results ort Briefs feating him in a twenty-round contest lsions, Entre close ithe Bove Meme ar as to t he geta-and koows! Wales—the old ' atest day's game with Holy Cross, ‘Thi st New Orleans several months ago, | ae =e #o—the atest | Hay's ith . f c go, | Warren Street, of with the Hotereinment that in th he is going to Ket Shetland pony the horse world has Lowe and O'Connell are atill PRINCETON, N. J, Nov, 14.-- Eddie nnd Alberts How Men. prominent in the lawn tennis Will again be his opponent, They are | Comaittee, Cresent Athletic Club, Piermgoat hat people are will-lever known, Louk at lam! 1 jable to don their uniforms they: t Hart wae on hand at the Princeton! WOONSOCKET, NR. I, Noy. 1%=-Al- | world received letters yeaterday from |. ted‘ enes & twelve-round go] “id Clinton Sines, lnwklin 4y to neo him again, he's much| his progeny have won enough biue| that they will be In shape for Saturday, ay ' uid, the welterweight cham> | 1c - 1 h at the welterweight mit. In thelr | | Manag Joo Mckenna of the Lyceum Gutie likely to a2 iw boat than under ance aie : ne ough hue) nut the Maroon coachers are not bank. ‘Talning quarters yesterday afternoon eee banat, lehlya Kumagae and Hachishiro Mis |recent bout in the Hub, Britton Geek, | 2st Fourth Street: bas tovtnoneal tie Kons aoe “cep eon cboe die eeeaiaer a a n from nowty Ing heavily on them and are trying to. to Instil all of the old time “pep [pt arene) ond aering | Kitls tho two Japanese players Who#s |avely outpointed Lawts and received | as Toumiy wight untii Friday evening, Packep ‘i te Mae 60) ; Bw ’ im ‘se ¢ Hi , have a Ma Spare! develop capable understudies for these Which made him so famous in days) oy heen Wt bee | RroRtes through tournaments of the |the decision of tho referee. Lewis |/{”mm?: i Mugged ast side lightweight, will | ponditions ‘o be exact, his owner, Mr. Charles | piaye gone by Into the football players, |™unds toa dra + it be- | trnited States was watched with such | claims he . S| go against Kddie Smith of Yorkville in the maim ‘ ' ieee , | 5 0 D © football players. |, Soe omiithe- tap ; she was not in the best of shape tout of ten nunds, w sche f « T saw tivo proud fathers at Cam Porth oes Aa Hig eval Tecord | The workout consisted for the most The regular team had a day of rv sense nm haled away Meerest last summer, Dated at Toklo, [for that bout and expecta to turn the | Jounay tahoe wil uke Pegi; Tec Ine IRHMAIDR: team. | GRMRCES Eco ae Tela SRR ORE ate ots seririnnae with the Prep.) because of thelr hard game on lust ee ion iteand not (Oct 26 they wrote to express | tables Galifornt crs. They were Mr. Driggs, | ‘wet. team. As the offense ts not quite uP saturday, but the second string pla man break ground, Yor |‘"elr appreciation of the: treatment fh pag Z _° fi vs ee | ust, the et lene GRASAAEG Che VACHS bad Che Kell corer tee te mecend Birney nian ground. Tor) ceived at the many clubs where they Bherman, the fight promoter of St, aut, |, or We neat boxing show of the of Bddic Driggs, and Mr, | then a rourchly 4 man, | ‘4 were worked just as bard as tf| thet nds the men threw sei y OPO UNEY [wns stayed the A, ©, of Long loland ©: H Witson The latter gentirman [Reeding o shave ax well ay other] {or momtoe the time and kept PLURBINE) ihe result of the ND aietanimatranies [seed ‘he wind, and sluged toe to| NFO Rucsts. om lam Friday aight Itt Cet C16 et Sane ee | SOMRE law Cadell of derey City wil wet Ieee : ‘ee things, culled to the rich ry} at thi ne. » re ale go ste] « o the dand s ‘oo to on lat Friday night, left that elty taet might tor | fey . of Je * has three sons who have made | {ynes called to the rich man at my!” Fitzpat who has been substitut-!on them. lice, tradoud left the ring with's badly! winners of the Public Parke Lawn | ‘2° Acsonting to bis friends, be te coming | Welt of thle city and Young Norman of Brookins rr will make the Princeton team, , ing in the backfield, took Sweetland's | oe fi re to try to secura a lease on Mad! wil book up with Happy Smith Est 01 . a why 1 wanted those tickets, | Mcs"and showed up well, Thoweh ehis jamaged eye and puffed tps, while Al-|'Tennis Assoctation champtonships and | tamer tre the f ison BQUAF® | ponte, fa ture ; at another who ues mlaaays of he called out. And ho came| {a his first year of college footeall he| What is left of the Columbia var-!herts' nose bled freely hie oificurs Of the Kascutive Contes | iicksed and. fe Sacreehen' asa! Sot anel A meeh he a 4 ete, Some football family, that! r'to our 8 has the makings of a good back and slty football te As excused fro mill maot toonighs in the Uber SUG" | yreak Panel as ao ying Co inae en (te ioe won cliuclied between Jog toned, M fs i This fellow," the rich man confided | With mw little. experience. SERRE eae ac, eeu SARI AB ex OnRAd FON) Sheppard Defeats Gardner. he to arrange plans for the presentation rank Farrell are also tying to eecure the| the local bantam, and Abe Priekeun a q ” ROWN and Princeton stilt have! to me in a half whisper ded | comuldr next year. | practice yesterday by reporting to prions the clever Weat 2: tH PFlaw Cups oltcred by The World en, _ Little boxer of the ewat side, ‘They will fry 4 ‘4 ing | Washer ina “ ow Rill May was shifted to Lowe's place Nelson Metcalf da the assistant| i i t at th HOR ov. 01 s ool tet rounds at the next slow . " | te that their goal line has not been |ing that he had saved u Ss r remain there i¢ the latter's injuries keep | °°" 2 . - Ker vanderbilt Athletic Club in Brooklyn | totoreycle record for five miler ol Ske ene Sie Of Brookiza to-night, Billy | started training for the tris a lade bare i Res data yer, Frrinceten lout iol tehete: tee Ke cea | nL on Fhecaide. tines: rooms. Not one of the regulars doa- jest night by defeating Harry aber dirt track at the State Fale he, the enyee BL Pak MR Ronee wT] ‘é me \ \ ppened to — ——— “yh athe ante Coa un ste ts AMG | moat Ukely be suspended for atx months by the |, 2 slr ie hav ; 1 a ; op-kicked (overhear him and offered to ‘s | nea his uniform and the only onelin the star ten round bou 4 yeater time wa nals Harvard, but only by a drop-kicked man " furnish Iletic Commission at Ite ap ating | flehters. The +3 Saar ed couldere cmvaen the, tickets. "In rerurn for the tavor| RACING TO BENEFIT | who appeared on the fehl wax dimmy'| forced dhe, min the start, = moor. Cosiman, Wensh har “stein | forthe terial ertan iSite ame marta : oil. ard sma asked him to tell me why Meveland, who oMctated at an Inte ore ha rhasht by D0 ne at he le oo ie stig Timms Cottey, the Haze 1 Pers iis grils: iio vm gare ce | eatea snovrecounnosed torte Hin a ehiba tg clase game. ‘ field team, whien ‘at leoath of time, and will ant the otber|™ Colfy after the latter had accused hi of pal a aed 4 i jhe posed to. be plies | meni | 5 count " members of the commision to sanction {t, | 1 lewd in the gloves a bid ! ‘As for Brown, there will be no pos. fOr the ultra rich, He simply said era, (ismstal to The Works.) | NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov. tt me | Lahn Knocks Out Aubrey. Rie eae cine Philadelphia. fighter, who kena ee, loved ho ' BALTIMC u OW | There will be no a knocked hin out sible way to figure that Brown isn't horses, but would go no H ORE. Md, Nov, 14.—The fall) changes were made in the line ADY, N.Y, ON uM n Jo Loomise “Bob | ,7ere, Til be Bo ahow at the Broadway port | wren runda at Drovidence, Ht, fe recente | the chainpion of all Eastern footbal | eye eaxon at Pimitco race track, which|yato, eleven yesterday, and though| |! hn of Trooklyn ‘knocked urray ‘Andy Ward | 1 Club of Brookivn to-night on gecount of Miske| Young soisterg. theiiean, 6. 2 le tou ; Answer had come right : ° ; : nosed tO be on. the # to 40 00 With Bob Moha. T labors, the Brook ' colleges this year if Brown beats t Hitht |olosed yesterday, will be a rich one i ApLON banter nH he next bout | won ym tanta, baw acroas the ring there was no scrimmage to try out th redith having stayed In aed ty the Batched to bor Joe L N Harvard. Last Saturday Brown aim. | "hast! is for, ohaviciea he hecupatie Sta q ‘ the fh round her , y the club will be inch, the wont side v7 ply removed Yale from t football rat's it, Ross.” the ear sher i Wit meaté new combinat it seemed to be ‘Aubrey. waa comiplotely complet business deal, ot Indianapolis and Al Me. ten rounda at the Harlam 8, ©, Nor, 24, h map. Har has beaten Princeton aye the rich man. “wanted to tt Pint strengthened. Hutchinson was not ai!claissed, but fought a Kani _>- | on Tuesday night. Dition wi | UAH Leouard boxes Artic McGowan six ro 4 BP ie td tamecs thea hale | ee pene Vales once mor are 4 three-anarter millions « the fled, and his place at centre was | batho’ territie body punishment FY Shahert Wins Over Tendior, — |£! 1 wm in & fow dary to vropare for the cou Jimny Duty mevts Jounoy Harvey for ya Cornell and Princeton have about! “Hefere he died? 1 ett phased through the betting taken by Callahan, who played the | too mn lop nim, | PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1.--Al shu- |‘ rounds oa the same can ' Aled asked in wur- i tn days of this J ped by lack of | see : : cleaned up all opposition—except | prine. “He looks pretty ann #Ur-|imnerting. On last Baturday alone the sition early tn the season, Catlaha Jackson Puts O'Keefe Away. pped by lack of] \ tenround bout pocwon Young Wagner, the crack fhe the Brown-Horvard game next “but ‘that ‘little “horme in" exartiy | “Lagi spring the Marviand Jockey ctu | Hutehinson's, He te more of a natural |dastunt ofSoy irk “knocked ut | Wenger Sporting Club for ite regular Wwoekly | tue teen ined ae atl Well again, and 1 Saturday may dot he reckoned the) twonty-alx yours old-—Just av old an|uillaed the hulk of ite nrafte far Incal centre, while Hutchinion appeare bet-| Pommy: Ox Pee he th the | at Ne Maw. : Zing stuow to-night, ‘The bantam who will! Silvey Mums, Warner tem ight mnate pnt Oo} e for ' won Square Garden, He ia the |charities, According to the rules 6 . ra. wa cieHRTA tlaae nhaw ae Hat Minne fh Who | handed out. re punishment, | Ckeh am Jack Shakes, the i focal | bea Her ees against Jimmy | 1 but, believe me, it will be the football granddad of all the prize winnern, Mo of the krona total wagered on each Bea Le AML eeu ed AN Go Melatad of omenen SAMI ys fit, an “oy Muon, while inthe nar | come” yy Amey ly feathery in a j event, without a doubt! And if Har-| helped to groom him when he showed {itu Myarducted for the icing aasocla- OF Callahan will sart the Princeton Rcwgivaaterd Vout doe Azevedo of Califomia will exchange | framt Uaut at the Heinmont A, j i yard tries to keep her best men out! here in 1902 and won the blue ribhon fers CREATE MORN Me kage hoe | Bate an! RAE: Pension. 1s undecided, ma RB EH | ey Outpointe Jones, Wallope with Chick simie, formerly of eran, | erie Lat (Wills wud Jack f to reserve them for Yale, Harvard is| He was as kind and as ensy to handle |paids and weer a Mudstantial. sug wae Tommy ‘Touhey outpointed —Willte ton, but now of this ity, wan: | box the otbve ten-round. lout s : and as ensy to handle |paid, and after ay antial w NNAPOLIS, Md, Nov. 14. --TAeut Jones in ten rounds at the Olympic A i in for an artistic trimming. Harvard 8 a pet dog, and I've loved that horse fad aside for the eelation and Tre bes i‘ Ad Wolgast will m - Jimmy Dafty, the agaresive f i te jucky in one thing, Bhe has big) ever aince’ T Just had to met nas | provements the remainder was turned Maram and his assistant football « cae taht." Jim Henley! knocked out |. 4 NulgaR wil not meee Seah Patmy cine | wii tua ive algae Mie ahs | | squad of substitutes well trained and {more peek at him, And, do you know, | Oe! to ke Atlcn. Haacd'on the 6 (started their final drive at the Naval| nate id am Sallagher in the Gret Keune Ot ee ee ee cine ee ee Git, Jt | matehon tr bis manag, Wille Rout” See } capable of playing first-eleven foot-| he's got just as much pep now ag he | Sih on, morn than $149,000 Academy yesterday in preparation fot | the You POD Ree the. ate we See Nill [48 Cline, | nox Joniny Hares A’ the Bates “aoceiied lm ball, Poselbly she can hold Brown | had fourteen years ago.” ah be avatlee aryland ine Army game, ty 1 two wenke off; | Here Ii | EEE Ta m nentving Mateh- | ciub Nov, 24° and Haddie Wallare ar what i pep Sata lockey Club to 4 An Wo Weeks ¢ ne u : nal 1@ Will have to inet | mh Fab ave at the Hrowde and still have a few whole players Don't you want to see some = There was no x ye terday ate] ponerse nye RACING SELECTIONS way Soorting Club wivine af i ! : 1 mmage yexterday af: | P ! Mede one else. Th saiving afternoon, a for the Yale game. othe the rich man inau hence Nes = 5 | Pout wis n round D ele Il cee paree & ne, heen?" the rich ian iavred. "| FIVE TEAMS NAMED FOR Rernoon, the short time avaliable being | hut erie | with Fulton ly = Sctacaanrlt lites siex dow | 28a Pot Von i sran earn of KE, the 1 s those sons and grandsons Dok Gevoted to ‘signals, formations, Kicking | ine on Uh BOWIE. with Homan Se eras wig et mmapimarence tn thle at ) ISR, ‘the latent light-heavy. | those, omg and gerandvons. | Look at) BIG CROSS-COUNTRY RUN, wd passing. Who the Navy is reiving | K, 0, meowm Winton Ceunne vinet, Race eo eo. “wolucca amy Jon Friday wight im a ten-round bone ee aie Bee j weight sensation, ts Itkely to/ thea nan? Hoow, tha neers for | CHishy upon We wealth ae faee, and | tne HERD Wane: Cranse; binat, Rave 5 ccs Another good cant” of tonts will be held at Club againol delin Lawes Tobie take the place of Jack Dillon in! piece of Bhetiand pony flesh that seer | Five teams have entered the senior working backs, it t¥ an open secret that | Hymn ut Uhierke, miministored palbout Second Race--Kilts, Ed Roche, J ‘i Munte Point Boorting Club to In |\ ad hearywelght a. who evculelp ' Dieiia hethor, nek hasn't heen do-'| lives.” | metropolitan cross-country champion- there will be some plays which Vill not | vere facing to Huck Crouse iin the. final 4 . Pe gine Pt ogee Theres 08) ro Ta, eras Tn the fh ng well of late, and atiske han heen | Apia you hear what Prince Patton ship rin which ts to be held over the be used until they are sprung en thy {ior KM tot het) Iara Het Bace—Paliome, Bevilinn. tly lgenens Sto usc ee Ge so ag a the ch bette and Quapho, two of hix offspring, | Van Cortlandt Park course an Nov Army at the Polo Ground here ine 1 i i \ otion re Bh titans aah wmaueee amy 4 Aghting much better, Dillon has been’ gid?” inquired the an who had fur-|and the blanks of the New York A.C . me Pitteburger ilmont oy ' Maree te iat opie amaa Of Cheapo ‘sad tanks | aca pe) Seance by tavinsky and Gibbons, ished the tickets and Mo ningslde A. lite sxpested to. Jimmy: Spears and George Loft of th Neth Kuve scorpit, “Mento Dark, Js Le ee BRS SPORTING. < a Peis ‘aves 5 ch headquarters to-dn Bs 4 Club defeated Ih. Gordon ‘at ithern ‘ , " 7 te Shy, He le to fight both Moba and) gy cnet BIEnt he anewored his own |! aie Cninies which had come in yes: .G. Marshall of “ther fenton Glut : Carter Sear ! ie : som | eGR E OE Bo ing — auestion, “they won over those two H fenton CIND by n Sixth I Orperth, uae A tae Brokign | \ Dilion, if plans go through. This Geen” nathce ee sedge {WS 'terday “were "tone of the Irlsh Ameri: score of 79 to 49 In the fitst day of the || Andy Cortes knocked out Frankie ieee nett SMES Around Wi ba heck eae tee ae an | ARE AUR, Hanes Disres y sun O' rtene should furnish some purills in a dull i igh an A. ©, Yonkers ¥, M.A. Long amateur pocket billiard championshyy | Ryan in the round of a ached: Movcath Rach << Maxim's ‘Choice. || 00 Ose, Meath. mi ke tad evens! (aatoben’ ep Halon Bt rankio Willlema, | ‘ann tine banked. hte Island A.'C., Millrose A. A. and Mo-/ tournament of Brooklyn, at Lawlors! lod ten-rouud bout last night at the |} Plumose, Armament “DT de mest import a ‘Wosh, - hawk A. ©, Academy of Brooklyn last night, 3 | : apertant being with Freddie Webb, Toni —— Foo! night Clermont A. of Brooklyn, Us IGUT—Pioneer 54 . ee eo * me siaceaneamandeeian - len Sie he © Ughtwelght champion, ta ten rounds, on Joo Azevedo ve, Chick Sindee Clu SS ee a Ee eee ~ ase Aaeen, -~/ite - s 3 cae Adan Bey a