The evening world. Newspaper, October 29, 1921, Page 6

THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1921. PENN STATE'S GREAT COACH LEARNED FOOTBALL FROM. STAGG By Charlie Brickley. (Harvard's Famous Captain and All-American Back of 1912-13-14.) UGO BEZDEK, the celebrated coach of the Penn State footba?l team, is an example of what America offers as a land of opportunity for a poor boy with ambition, courage and perseverance working his way to the top. Hugo came to America from Czecho-Slovakia when quite young, making his early home in Cleveland, 0. A strong, rugged physique, plus a sharp intellect, were the only assets he possessed for his upward march to fame in his adopted country. Thrown into the public schools of Cleveland, and jater in Chicago, he bubbled out of the melting pot an “American” boy, with the American idea to excel in something. Nature gave him powerful muscles and an agile brain. He capitalized these assets. Hugo went to Lake High School in Chicago and dreamed of a college degree. Bezdek matriculated at the Un!-¢————#————————— versity of Chicago and became one] tion of Penn State, to retell! of Coach Amos Alonzo Stage’s great-| ind basketball, but lett in the spring eat football stars. In the midst of| of i99, to again take charge of the his athletic fame as a plunging half-| pirates back, rival institutions of Chicago, ‘ yt N STAT T i | klyn Si ‘ ’ HE WIZARD OF PENN S E - - - - - By Thornton Fisher 2rooklyn Soccer : Copyright, 1921, by the Press Publishing Co, (The New York Evening World.) Club Has Chance 4 , With four games being played this a : } IT was Jafternoon and three additional . BEZDEK EARHED the American Soccer League is in the HAS COLLege TUITION most active week-end of the early , be vs * ety \ EM KicteIne in | to-day's matches are being staged on i fe |New England soccer pitches and one Youngster and Began Brilliant Climb Up Sporting Ladder A ST ee : qi Nin CHICAGO |invelves the crack. Harriaon Soccer of Fame as Player at Chicago University. eleven’s first. league battle in. the as | Philadelphia National League Base- Now York F. C. will entertain the Falco eleven of Holyoke, Mass, at Harlem River, to-morrow afternoon with a battle starting at 2.30 o'clock, in order that the visitors may make connections for their return journey s0n is to officiate in the New York- | Falco clash. Todds, now threatening to wrest first place in the league standing from Fall River F. C., with James Edward Scholefield of Bristol, Conn., handling handling the Haverford-Princeton College soccer game at Haverfora, To Lead League - = , Rumored THAT = scheduled for to-morrow afternoon, Leader of Nittany Eleven Came From Czecho-Slovakia When a “BY keuoekins association football season. Three of | Chub tn the undefeated Philadelphia | pelt Park. New York Oval, 130th Str t, and j half an hour earlier than: customar to Holyoke. Bob McMahon of Harri At Todd Field, South Brooklyn, the the Philadelphia Club, will engage the whistle. Referee Scholefield 1s Pa., this afternoon A CZECHO- SLOVAK AND CAME TO AMERICA WHEN A BOY- HIS HISTORY ABOUT FISH AND FISHERMEN PLAYING FULLBACK WITH CHICAGO U. HE t The following fall he severed his BECAHE KNOWN AS THE “HUMAN SHELL | By Wm. E, Simmons. fearful of Bezdel’s prowess os of (connection with big league baseball| THROUGH HIS LINE SMASHING SisiLL u HIGH WATER, ‘human shell,” brought charges, f/and, accepted an all-year-round post eee sa | Sandy Hoon Gos Ist Hel? Gat professionalism agains’ Pp directing all athletics, Since then all ober AM PM AM OPM. AM. who made good. They based their : 8 |sat, 29 ere f re ‘rtions on the rumor that Bezdek [dated at the Nittany institution have é Sun., 80. C4? TL Tad 10. nase! t Bezdek! poomed, Penn State having. won. 172 | Ati, was a prize fighter and that he had contests and lost but 20. Thie is a ‘The Weather Man, having failed for ‘t flattened many pugilists out at Bezdek's second year on a new seven- HU (@) B s : f stock yards before he entered the} on Contract at Penn Stee iis | G EZDEK two days in succession to make rain, They aiso asserted that the boy|footbal! teams havo lost but one con- FAMOUS ATHLETE has thrown up tha sponge and pr d'eted probably fair to-day had test during the past three years, that tay to pay for nis colibge edupar being to Dartmouth early in 1919. Not| AND COACH OF PENNANT WAS DUE TO GEZDEKS BAR WORK WITH THETEAM = can buy new hooks cheaper, but says he likes the pastime PLAYED 2NO — { tion. The charge of professionalism |#ince then has the Nittany Ton been PENN STATE : Bast FOR Fishermen have queer fads; some gaused a stir in the Western oon-| (oo csded Eastern champion b ; . CHICA VU. IN(Q/'71-/8-/9 BEZVEK spend considerable time during the eae Buy poraens, Conuaueae 4 experts. pebeet CURE ere Uy, pny e MANAGED THE PIRATES ANO- winter in fondling their tackle. shine as a star for cago, 4 — — oe th 5 a 7 = know one ho astes much time was a known fact he worked his way| The Bezdek stars who have become q ‘ | MANY CRIMES BEUEVE THATD = Tio, might be better employed in Hrough' school. “More power to coaches are Bob Higgins, Harry Robb, th Ei l h Ch BRICKLEY TO GIVE & PITTSBURG RECENT BIO OR eee ee ee een ee tmte he adek. 4 , A a vi cles caer sts ews wae eee | Another Englis ampton | — expert account oF 4s was as clean as a hound’s tooth, a|ican back; Griffith, Dick Rauch and hard-worknig, sterling athlete. com-| “Shy” Huntington of Oregon fame in | TECK-PENN STATE GAME manding the respect of Coach StAE| OE pai, TECH STRONG SCOR- Meets Waterloo Here vn Harry Untied, of the Midland Beach Fishing Club, has wrappec 1 casting Charlie Brickley, famous Har- : rod with silk of different colors, It ~ gt 1916 eer pla, ing barca ths Gee Usted hint 3 e vard Captain and the. greatest a is beautiful 2b, of "mud h reredle of the great ersall, was largely ° rgia Tech, team, whic! eye " ‘ i drop kicker in the history of foot- ; to his taste, artis . and : t instrumental in downing Chicago's | Penn State meets this afternoon, is a| Ernie Rice Stopped in Seventh! Bnslishman refused to go down under! 441) will watch this afternoon's Wonder ats Highiy Glave apinorat tie j b great rival, Michigan, in a memorable |strong scoring combination, their ‘ ‘A the rain of blows, and despite the game between Penn State and conimoniaenscrdndntrue:aalun ones game, when the ‘Maroon triumphed, | motto being that a strong offensive ts Round of Bout With jeevete handicap he fought vallantly.| Georgi Teoh. In Monday e- Neti : oe 5 2—0, over the Maize and Blue for the | the best defensive. From the specta- * . [the Revert : ning World Brickley will give an ‘Western championship. tors’ standpoint the game should be Sailor Friedman. | staggered Friedman with his awk- pel Saeotint sortie atrateny of BY NEAL R. O'HARA. An unknown correspondent writes: ‘After graduation Besdek rose to|unusually exciting, and it seems to is eset ward swinging punches, but t the eteait teamian the execution of We HEAT THe Tee ieR vie inldae epeter pa aha a as Ea Hae Eee remit will Wetmely depend B bert Boyd Sey ere he reciiersted tauieyy) defense, and offense and the n- Looks like the Big ;Three of football was one-third off this fail Biagal Sunday morning tor Babson es not an “athletic afte: | Rol O | ‘ . dividual feats of various playe to on that good old boat Geby i \ Coach Stagg declared “Bezdek was|the longest. 1 re faatet y in taot, | TOPO ‘The outstanding play of the game It is all right for Harvard to play Indiana and Georgia, but why not ation. founder, We boned — one of the smartest football men Ij _ From all the advance dope from the R the last few years, in fact,| ‘mre aecond round was Friedman’s,| will be illustrated by an instruc- take on a few doubtful States like Michigan, Ohio gnd Milinols averaging 75 to the man, and believe ; ever handled.” Hugo made good not cone ate meet Ane waa Crd EGE since the defeat of Freddle| ang from that round until the end in tive diagram. eee iKese 3 % me that Pete and Murphy were there pe rf) mA ui! ‘% vel 1 a . 7 i aa aa ee ee ut eine c (pase piayse not forgetting thelr. de- TRH Ciikatheceeainees tine they sey enuny rouna Uys ako ues A football cripple gets a tough break. He goes out of the hospital) ¥!th the hook , f lay€a end, forward pass plays, should ( 2 F an, 1 state hi . onto thé gridiron. " ' Bere: senor’ baseman on bia"ochess |e thriller, eas aad anxlously awaiting the coming of a| ,Xriedman, seeing the state hie un: sate 2 | qapecprsc lola: contest: of tha Uniteq One night in Chicago there was a| Coach Alexander's tackles will have | new British lightweight who might add| take an unsportsmaniike advantage Hughie Jennings ts the only manager that had to uJmp from American | Ty ends for the yearn fee, tle and big baseball dinner and some one|& busy day with Penn State's attack. |an international flavor to this coun-| over the freely bleeding title holder | sie ot at ps called on Bezdek and he gave the|Bezdek’s strongest plays are a con- to National League in order to be with the world’s champs éntrles must. be made (wil yt OF i. He fought rather in’ two sport lovers another surprise He rose | centrated attack on tackles, and they | "Y's "ng game. from England 8 sinus weeks ther nners get # timidly anticipating the towel that : ‘ 1 : aon Kamaled a Bate Tee aR f&nd made one of the most eloquent |have proved particularly éffective, Many ambitious youngsters in ail| eventually came palling over the top One of the beauties of uiedebced BRO Lmell armeris) ia iiee Sane iaon |: ora paolo, SAAS ohewa talks ever made at such a gatherin: Penn State places two backs right dle- pretend to see the plays better than you do. 10ul wehak iaauated er ‘chic 4 behind the tackle and end on a bal-|<la%es have sailed westward to the, strand of the rope, the token’ of de: PRINCETON HARRIERS ee @ write to the mmittee, in- } 1906. ‘The following fall he began his |anced line formation, and then another|!4nd of the Starg and Stripes, where | feat. Rice scaled 187 and Friedman ETO Although the pigskin only weighs fourteen ounces, a lot of 200-pound | ‘lasing sel wi cag i coaching career at the University of |back behind these two. ‘Then there| the money is plentiful providing you| 1? PQURdS. oy ob cient rounds OFF TO MEET HARVARD. | strong men simply can't hold tt | velop | Oregon and turned out @ champlon- |are two men’on the guard and two on| deliver the goods in this sceptical | §; yew ¥ ve ——— Cte | : s see Sammy Seiger of New York and Jc ship rowel Pees AERP roars dial the extra back tO} worid of pugiliam. Gorman of Seattle, Wash, fought | PRINCETO Oct, 29,—The Harvard team will play to almost $500,000 this season. The pi§yers of fishes wr Coached the University of Atkansas| The astrengih of the play Js that| ‘The latest importation from the lana | sting pattie. Berna reuiecusne Sree LOTT panaccepeht are Will be patd off in $6 sweaters, | jeighty mite for five years, winning two football| the attack starts at the line of scrim- i 5 ‘ent ha | cntrained IY i - | porpotses can F and threo baseball championships for | mage, and it 1s one of the hardest |°f Johnny Bull who assumed the task | his smaller opponent and landed the) ang wit meet the Harvard harriers to- Football experts can't always be right. But some of ‘em wouldn't be|Ship making fifteen knots, « thet institution. Oregon recalled | formations for a defensive tackle to|°f rehabilitating the British lion's lost Cleaner punches. forh | these lay in the first meet of their season. A schoo! am swim - 5 5 ; ‘ : about three times as fast, about fifty Bezdek for five years and in 1916| handle. prestige in the eyes of this country | Hoy" weighed in at the featherweight) Capt A. Gyede) @ veteran runner of bOper icant, Surmect t6icuey. Only doped, outs one snine) 6 Weer: Naot) Ac shark or a) awd? 4 pre uee | pangs : ‘ mit. two years’ standing, was sufficient! to re j i cectavivente, ere Beacon, tem be iterating Sa rsih hak was Ernie Rice, holder of the Lord| Mickey McCabe was given the de-| recovered from an attack of sciatica to One reason baseball fans can't understand football 1s because the |S, ean’ F C | ‘ scoot from unc : Im 1910, while coach of Arkansas,|Georgia Tech shift. There has becn Lonsdale belt emblematic of the light- | on over Phil Delmont in one of] go wit hthe team. The chances of the F audience also cheers the loser. . |than a policema dink. SBE f Bezdek was signed as a scout for the| a great deal of agitation regarding |Welght champlonship of the British | the best fights of the evening. ‘These | Tigers for this year have been gms e tat Picts 8 that big, porey. that thand ts Pe ay Netonat Leegue Banehall | the legality of this shift, ana also re-| Empire; an Italian, born in Hiull,| Solan eea ee ones oe and|and H. ©. Willett, two of the star per- In spite of increased attendance at gridiron games there ts no demand pemeion, ton when he me up to ity ‘until int Joey aX bo pels an eral ie Dartmouth sHiF cane England. |had the crowd on its feet through- | formers of, last year's freshman team for additional cheer leaders. the top of the wate and saw that fake charge of the club an manager, | when the ball i passed, It would not| Rice came to this country spoken very |Ut the battle. Delmont fought spas | TGWilet has been declared inelighie fast he set firo to my § For three years, 1917-18-19, Bezdek | be the best thing for football of the modically, but had McCabe shaky at ‘ highly of; even some of the close fol- 4 on account of a weak heart; but Con- 2. ——— floted the Pirates, and many critics | line and backfield shifts were elimi- times and deserved a draw. ker, Rick and Berry are all fast’ men wn as. leved that {t was due to his steady | nated. as they form one of the most |!oWers of the game in this country| Artie Root, the vsteran feathor-| Who may be counted on to place In the ut O oO et a wes TILDEN AGAIN DEFEATS c building of the team that they were | interesting elements of offenaive tac- | who saw him perform in his first tight | Weight from Cleveland, was awarded! meet. The following men went with euch strong pennant odntenders this| tics. The trouble ts not with the|in the Middlo West, a few weeks ayo, | {te Judges’ decision over Tony Capont J. R. Berry, '22; 8, C. Conger, Play Local Teams To-Morrow| RICHARDS AT TENNIS. . shift, but with officials who permit from Rock Island, IL, after eight fas: |'24; 8. L, Johnson, ‘22; M. C. Kennedy Mlinwing! tha hbasduail wenera’ ofl Tea eee ee See ee reecr™MIt against Ritchie Mitchell predicted| rounds of too to too willing, The| sr, 2; L, B. Leemin, ‘24; F. H._ Mec- _—_ 1918, Bezdek was secured as head of beating the passing of the ball into eens things pugillétically for the littie| award did not appeu to the crowd, | Knight, '22; W. S. Reeve, ‘22; M. Rick, William T. Tilden 2d, national tennis the Department of Physical Educa- play. ARUBA Tialian . and thy, vole thele scwapereyet '24, and A. Swede, '22. Original Celtics Meet North} wl eppenerdioteh Rovedeiphle: | The Pebwaalatr haa uaeeley Ne abe Rich- ut ice will not do, In the par- | after the principals le ne ring. Se ‘ . - a ait ¥ AF e lance of the Ting, he does not measure ——_—s CITY COLLEGE HARRIERS Philadelphia andiparkerse: | |Nrateccsn tau ue teued cm: tObwinilds peatneisiad 4000109 32) Up. He is not built of the timber from | ARMOUR WINS PLAY-OFF . | : ee for Devastated Franc which his great countrymen Jem | ty DEFEAT FORDHAM TEAM burg Quintets. NEW TEAM IN FIELD. Terrace-Kings County Club, col, Owen Moran and Freddie i iu ards kept the champion Welsh came. He is like the rest | ON ENGINEERS COURSE be 3 ‘The New York Giante will make its In their second cross-country meet of] geveral out of town teams will | initial home appearance this evening the season, held yesterday at Van throughout two close Tiiden was able to win by Winning a world’s championship | And ives rise to the query|% his unsuccessful predecessors, and| Survivors of the first and second 1 a 6—4, 7—5. he difference be to-day the same road stands before | match rounds in the invitation golf ke their initial appearance on local| at the 22d Regiment Armory when it fen't going to change the springtime from several correspondents as to 4 . on &o't | Cortlandt Park, the City College harriers | ™4! ° a two ‘was at no time great. i be training |him that Bombardier Wells, Gus Platts, | tournament at the Engi: 4 4 y ge harriers | tackles the All-Americau Five in a habits or habitat of the New York, jhether the, Babe could. £0 trang oe it anid his other coun: [try club. yesterday were I Mt. Serr, | defeated Fordham Univeralty by | basketball courte to-morrow, and the) Giants, They're going back to San|fore'the season cpemed if aus:|trymon have travelled, and it leada Merrimac Valley; C. B. Van Vieck jr., |score of 28 to 32. Antonio, ‘Tex.’ where they condi-| pended for is Dart of the, aeaton Dy:|back home to his Great’ Britain, whore Fine Valley: Armour of Gootiand and Cent Hosen of, 0. N. %, shomed the si ; ‘ : hen he needed to do so, w return engagement. The former club| jp! se eee fans are looking forward to some| ts composed of the leading players In| tue goa Seaconustye eviden ‘he Original Celtics are| New York States, and Is expected (> a 5 e Siwanoy golf-|way for the first two and @ half miles |hard games. The | “4 tlonea tor the successful campaign | {udse, Landis for hie infraction of|the nghting race in the ring are less| er who holds the Westchester County | over the new A. A. U. course of six and|acheduled to cross nets with North| offer stiff opposition to leading clubs.| ua QHANGTS ARE MADE jof 1921, and indications are that the| Ghesn't seem to, he. an sturdy, tue, “and they ‘will "ment ma named | one-half miles, but due to an attack of| Pnitadeiphta in the afternoon at Mad~ The Giants, are under the leaderantp c f the Texas metropoll; u Y - in the semi-final tilt this morning. |cramps was compelled to reiinquish th y ous Har- rd *y “4 4 © golfers yesterday ut id t | latter 1 les unt e end, finish- + on | th Tmo! eve! Saturn ee ' they also entertain Ty Cobb's Tigers Day from the Yankees, 90, spy aie of Sallor Friedman, and after thirty. |help Mower, the. scores, ‘Armour, in tng in the good timo of 81 minutes and Medaphene pal 8 oe as = cell “yh eee aan That thera will be no changes tn th from Detro! the beginning of the ‘This : » morning match with A. M. Brown seonds. s Ord 00 1, Mas8.,| rules of basketball, for the present at round the Britisher’s seconds tovsed | of the National Links, returned what| Bayer and Wotcott, who hed run the strial champions | that Maranville, | Pitts: ay aaa Next spring the Glants will stay three deal tothe: Yan! by manag nein a towel into the centre of the ring,| Was probably the lowest total ever |whole distance shoulder to shoulder, hole vate ladua shop quin- | burgh’s star shortstop, has taken up lark, wag. made evident. ob the, pty Y drawing up the spring training | acknowledging defeat for their fighter. | "corded at the Roslyn layout, a 76. | Anished In that order. ay ine: Gnrea his usual off-season activity by or-|bia University last night. The comm|: i full weeks at San Antonio, perhaps | S:hcau Sy sag ete ee eae er | This mark, Incidentally, won the | Whearty. (Capt.), Fordham. .a.arltets in the country. The Parkers- ey es " comprising representatives from ths more. After that the line of march @ tossing sen-| qualifying medal for Armour. The | Bayer, CCN. ¥ 89,06 | rd for con- | Savar ond eshell Loam: ADK | i donal Colle Athletic Associa —— sible act on the part of the handlers | doorch golfer and Frank H. Hoyt of | Wolcott $2'58| burg five hold the recot or con- | Gowdy and Frank Rruggy are num-| ettobel J Has OY ay Was North 1s problematical, but there's a Schoolboy Games To-Day. of the foreigner, for he sustained a bad | the home club tled for low honora on | Rosen, (Capt.): $3.80 seoutive victories hgving won 88 in| bered among the members. Theselteia a ‘long Interpretation session’ bil chance that instead Of going to Mobile| Commerce va, Bridgeport at Bridge-/cut over the left sye that bled freciy>}Thuraday and Jt was agreed that the icin. sacits Hi |e row and will be represented by| three ball player eppcared in this| made no suggestion of alterations tn tho & week the team will be taken . throughout the fight. =o} coincident. w yester- | MeNwty, | Forlham 492 1) _| city last year on different teams and cxisting code. j 8 Rew Sricans. "rhe ownere of the FO oe ese ol les, Rice received this cut early in the | day's morning match. The veteran Mulvey,” wordham 12° Hi4i|such stara an “Rube” Cashman, Law-| ghowed they knew 4 thing or two epee ihe ways with the Brooxiyn Peamfe is | Hill ve. Lawrence at Ohlo el week training, and Friedman opened | (ry ty gt.” Kerr after, nineteen |Meceri, Fordham SH] rence, Doo Sugerman and Doo New-| about the court game. New York| CECIL LEITCH WILL ONLY Deca: . 7 the wound up in the t round that | pofe, bur OW! —_—_—_"""" hiladelphia five | clubs will probably book the five in uperstood, because the Roving Aldn't| Brogklyn Prep ve. New Rochelle st) uitimately brought about the termina- | ¢°to play, and in the afternoon’ took | NEW WRESTLING RIVAL gery! oe Cainoun, Belg. | the Rear fucure. | PLAY TWICE MORE HERE the est infielders in the Southern As | |New Utrecht vs, Poly at Commercial ton of the battle. fo sarant | imessurd of L. A. Wilson of Foreat a eee Se an a @ - scetation this year. ‘The Giants got him : ce started out in the first roun ; er, Semindinger a! . eae ae = —_——— Bees REE Soe, meen Wa. | or tale Horace Mann Marquant at New] in'q sensational way, He had ao| (There's « contestant in the fourth] PICKED FOR GARDINI. tallan Catholto Club will also|K. 0, Loughlin Victor im Fast Ten-| Xiss Ceol Leitch, the famous Brit- Season the Brooklyn and Yankee teams | York. 7. 1. roranam Prep at|@Wkward manner of swinging his| sixteen who is being watoned. with | het a visiting five when Round Bout. teh golf star, will play only two more will probably give Heineman 4 ss owt . p at| Synches and of throwing. ms. ‘body |much interest, by the players in this) | ssiye Romano, the Jugo-Sley mat art-|act a@ host to @ visiting maine in Aeon. nd the her Bp So: young C. 8. Bom-| tat, has been substituted for Charle: t the strong Cam-| WILKESBARRE, Oct. 39.—K. 0./fourcball exhibition matches at Gare thelr training trip schedu Goye' vs. Bt. Paul's at Garden City, | with the blow. His punching washer of the Scottiah-American, Club, | tcenat they line up agains jfour-ball exhibition pat Gar. Glanta will sip ta, ie ts tindacitoes | Clason ‘Point N.C. va. Hamilton at| hard but ineffective, as the blows, Nol | admitting to fifteen years. “In the | pion of Mely in the epertne rent: |don Giants at Tammany Hall to-|Loughiin, welterweight champion of |den City to-day and at Bt. George Batt, may, wey, ® wee ot ee day a in Rese, Rasine eal Sisunt Weroon ak being delivered cleanly, Bounced oft quelltying round, Somner hi 4, a 97,card of the @cored an impressive | fo-morrow, In ay Miss Marion Hel. ¢ Loulsana metro er leavii ged sailor's acme or the back|but yesterday afternoon, against ; wi d ari 1 be San Antonio and before beginning their | Walte Plain the rug | eason at the Lexington | morrow afternoon. The home team | Pennsylvania, +|Theatra, on Noy. 8, at the suggestion ith Dondero, | Wictory over Steve Latzo in @ ten-round | jing, the "national. women's champion t his head. Pelton of the home club, the young-| of the State Athlotic Commission, which | Will take the courts w *lbout here last night, The first five|and Miss Rosemond Sherwood, Miss trip North, and there they probably will a | . | stor shaved ton strokes fram this to-| aioe | fe “ af fete Nortly and, there they provenly willl vwrose Ac Av Getting Meady for) The Aret round found the mon| fir sayed ton atelos rem orning, | cede “com Karnolt a fair teat for/Caliguiri, Grebe, McNamara and/ sounds were fairly even, but from that | Lglteh will go to Canada, where sh vat . terms at the coneltt wil visit with friends for’a couple of the New Orleans Southern’ Associa- ‘Winter Meet gating OD Sven terms BF tae Somner will take on R. N. C, Church | “Matty Zimmerman quickly matched | Bergkamp, fon on Loughlin seemed to find} weexs before sailing for home, about =e ton. The Millrose A. A. which will hold ite gh tog pes AEA of Nase | Romano with the Taitan terror, Romano| MeeDowell Livcoum, with Amythe, |itmse and had @ good margin in his| Nov, 16. sis elt, Ot, st all improbable that before | Bane, om ihe might of Feds 1192, tus| the Britisher was endowed with an mor ae {atan ahowa hin te be among the top: | Hullivan, Meehan, Connolly and Wass HAGE Ae One Agua a OMA | Soar mrinaa Zan Prion et Etara ve Gan; play ‘ot’ )| extraordinary Jefe! ot w Nn notchers of heavyweight stars, ‘i Whirl- | cheers ‘a mme of’ fo ‘ ate ; A vo the Newark fh gorics Wit the Tiree | The gam svbnis eachusive st several interc lengthy arms, wrapped a 1 is] qeorge Rothner hae been engaged |. The supervision of the commisaton| MOF Will he ents, Thia contest witl|°%f hie egaressive Aight all the way, his a laa ‘ isunderstanding between John A. Mc-|9t@ relay races. Among the eve )| face and body, played an !iportin'| ny pox Rickard to act aw matchmaker |OVOr Matches shows that tt te winds as opponents, | opponent ageming to tire towards the| Anna M., a two-year-old filly b Se Graw and the home ofces of the Giants Makar Meanie fun the TMihtose. 600" | PATE at Median Squaro, Garden for thelan'¢ piene wine wilt Make Wrens af | be seamed AE Palm Garden to-morrow) cha,” An Shot wet heres eure] LIKE Brigades Rugowm Drought the 2 on the one hand and ‘Ty Cobb and | ™ te tntiiation runs Jole Ray,| In the second round, after the mng-| Wrestling shows to bo held this win: |the leading aporta of the Winter season, | &fternoon jJack Brivton for Locgnls ben | top price of the thoroughbreds Ae a ay and a 3-mile invitation run. Jole Ray, after the ¥ \ | the Tedainy aporta of th winter season, 5 reining thet were Haas 2 fre the teams will meet next spring for | ‘te ir ey ea by BG ent: res SR wat satta A 8 | deka Peaeke enon om ae Raaheee na] > | rooklyn fans will also have the op-| | Aook before the racce at Empire c. 2 fhe, fret: time “alnce the Cobb-Heraog | Eng Inthe! ade Ramed event last| MG Weer Rica'a left aye, that| Bean, Now APork’e moat prominent Mem Never Knocks Oat Frank Mom /portunity of witneniinyg out-of town Adair Wins Over 1 yortergay, Bho, was knocked dow 4 4 reatling refereg for several yours, ran in sixth, toama in action In the afternoon, a Ct. t ‘J x — year, ened the old bruise, Rice's face in| “stat the Jtallan champlot y 7 > Yonparella will| SCRANTON, Pa, Oot, Prices were on tho small side, few eis warhoce MIEN tke ‘Ravine leav- opens, Oe Oe Oe er ein nna | an jar Hohner allan ne agian te nt FFALO, N, ¥., Oot, #0,—Capt, Ho) | Prospect Hall, TO o eRe a! ‘Adalr, the Irtah welterwoight, beat Petor| ide passing the thousand mark. Nox ing New Orleans, will probably hand P. 8. A. L, Ram To-Day. from the wound, appearing muci| pose of alaning up Wien some PATA | Roper of Chicawo knocked out Frank | tackle the famous Roworn Frese: |Latao here last night, For seven rounds| fo, AnRA M. Reyaliieu brought th 5 over their training camp at Shreve-| The Public Bchools Athletio Leagu fi tandpoint of brutality| man for tho Nov Sa “ahows two ‘pre, | Moran of Pitiaburah in ie alath pound of | team from Pasaala, N. J. In the evo- | at RTGe tthe horses in training ca worse from a standp b : 4 nluya the Newark |tatwo held Adair oven, but tn the last| owned by Thomas Mon Tle was port, La, to the Brooklyn team ani/of the Department of Education wi " Im ina aying alread mado |& achodulod twelye-raund pout here jaat| ning the home five play fee @ hearby town In Louisiana or| conduct the fifth series of the Hi Ny than it yea ve oe triad hin, Sant F that date, Nat end eon thd Ghiog | Nueht, Moran Wau gutclavsed Cinouuhe | Durnors, George Norman will be in| chro rounds Adair hit Lateo with every PFS A8H, Sriiiiam Willtame for $1,860 ago fe , UP, a , 1 ‘e morning, welghes oun Oran, ia 5 J i 1 ‘ . \