REVIEW OF FOOTBALL,
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One Upset After Another Startles
Followers of Game.
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Victory of Army Over Navy Climax of
Season of Gridiron Surprises
How Teams Will Shape Up
for Games This Fall,
With the Army beating the Navy at
the Polo grounds, another surprise for
the football when the game
ended, was registered. The midship-!
men, with their brilliant record in the |
early season games, were the favorites,
Gut they were toppled over as Dart
mouth was at the Brush stadium when |
a favorite over the Indians.
These two surprises were as start
#¥ng to many football followers as the
showing earlier in the season by Col |
gate, and the showing the Tigers made
against Harvard which many thought
would have an easy time disposing of
tho Orange and Black
Then came the Cornell-Pennsylvania
game, in which the Ithacans gave the
average follower of the sport a jolt
when they triumphed over the Quak- |
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ers, gaining their second victory over |
the Red and Blue in the long series
‘The indians paraded through the gea-
son with a good record, and there are
some who claim they are entitled to |
otball honors in the east, but this is |
the honor Harvard men are claiming |
for the Crimson.. Dartmouth, too,|
would have been out with a claim to!
that intangible astern title had the
(reen beaten the Indlans. This was
the only Dartmouth defeat of the sea-
SON.
Gridiron dopesters, now that they
can get no more surprises for a year in |
football, figuring how the big
teams will shape up next fall. Prince.
ton and Harvard will be beter off, so |
far as veleran material is concerned, |
Season,
are
CHAMPIONS
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From all accounts Yale is going
constructed at New Haven
to play an {mportant part again in
A $190,000 rink has been
findd the
ice
Front row, left to right:
Gore,
Middle row, left to right:
Schiller
Back row, left to fight:
Ww Jr
Dickey,
ney
Coach
M
Gans
NPN NNSA NOMS NS SANSA
SKATERS TO DECIDE HONORS
World's Championship Will Be Settled
in Meet at Milwaukee in March
—Many to Compete.
The
roller
races ever
first profes
and
speed champion
1 In the history
r
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skating will un off in
skating
£ the latter
Julian T. F
Western Skating
view palace
part
H
is
in
itzgeral
ARES
been promoting the
months, is
meet
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the
loller rinks thr
States
the
were
those
ton, W
nati
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mon
ney by
a
popular
poOpuial
meet and to hel
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m th
prize
plonship is a
Captain Storer of Harvard.
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056
June
than Yale. They will
men by graduation in
the other hand, will
J une.
Captain Storer,
cock will leave Harvard on
day. Arn the
the star Cr
ley, Mahan,
be left intact
Captain Storer
Seave the two tackle
and there ubstitutes
won their this
Only thre who
thelr "H"” will
Captain
Emmons w
O'Brien
Bri
& men played on the ling
mson field
Bradlee and
The graduation of
and Hitcheoek w
ns
back of
§
Logan =
posit vacant,
are no who have
t
betitutes
be
HOoDey
ietters in
* position
su have won
graduated
Baker, Phillips and |
the lost tol
be men
y graduation, while
:
i
il
Princeton 1} and hil
thelr loss i1 be greatly felt by the
Tigers the coaches some good
material and from
the freshman eleven to fill thelr places
Harvard may have to shift its line to
fill the holes due to the graduation of
Storer and Hitchcock, unless this!
year's freshman tackles show up well. |
Yala will Captain Ketcham, |
Pendleton, Marting, Warren, Avery
aud Ainsworth, played on the line
Macleish, Hubbard, Arnold, Brann!
and Way won their letter this year as |
substitutes in the line, and the coach
es belleve that they can be made into
a strong set of forwards. Talbot and
Carter will be the only regulars left!
in Blue's line i
J
A
have
the substitutes
fry
i
loge
The back fleld will have plenty of |
inaterial. Ainsworth will be the only |
man to be graduated, leaving Knowles,
Wilson and Guernsey in thelr old posi.
tions. This trio will be reinforced
by several strong men from last year's |
team who were unable to play this!
fall, including Pumpelly and Markle.
Wheeler, last year's quarter back, will |
bo the only substitute back field play- |
er to be graduated
Offers $10,000 for Player,
Del Howard, former manager of the |
Louisville team, and now manager of |
the San Francisco team, announces |
dthat he stands ready to give ths Chi
cago National league team $10,000 for
the immediate return of Outflelder
Johnny Johnson, drafted by the Cubs
last September. Howard is, of course,
aafe in his offer, inasmuch as it would
be practically impossible to get John.
son, who now holds the world's reo
ord for stolen bases in a single sea
son, out of the major leagues.
and
Or woenfiuita}
profess
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Jennings announces that the |
start to train at Gulfport
Hughes
Tigers will
about February 5
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Manager Red Dooin believes that the
pennant race will be one of the
toughest in National league history
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Georgetown ig to be on the schedule!
either Harvard or the Army next!
at least, Georgetown thinks
of
SO ABOT«
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Harvard's varsity football
be asked to refrain from
players
writing
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Frank Chance bas worked together |
a pretty fair club that it is believed!
will cut quite a figure in the 1814 pen |
nant race
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Not ons of England's five classic |
races for three-year-olds this season |
went to a favorite. The Oaks, at 8 to |
*® * »
Tracery ia coming in for all sorts of |
praise from the English papers, the |
Field particularly pointing out the re
markable achievements of August Hel
mont's horse,
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If Howard Jones declines to sérve
again ut the head of the Yale gridiron
warriors, it is a certainty that the posi. |
tion will be offered to Frank Hinkey,
the famous shadow end. Hinkey has
for several seasons assisted the head
coaches, i
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McDonald, Odeway, Captain Heron,
H. Sproul, M. Herron, W. H. Swee-
Mudge, P H. Bangs,
AFTER FRANK GOTCH'S CROWN
Effort Being Made to Get Zbyszko, Po.
lish Wrestler, to Take Part in
Elimination Matches.
wrestler, who
an open tour
offered one
er made
world's
Zbyszko, Polish Wrestler
poston prom
the most
fers for
on Frank Gotch
the
aamp
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ANTIPODEAN HITS BASEBALL
Australian Cricketer Severely Crit
cizes American Game--Agsociat.
ed With Spirit of Biluffing.
fia femil ne nis
LSAVO0RI A8 Di
d
iwved in America i se
by
Australian ericket
a member of the
team which recent
United States and Cana
verely critic:
toured the
A Sydney paper contais an inter
ing
of the team to Australia has just been
received here
Candidly tralian athlete
is quoted, "I don't like baseball as play.
od in America, Baseball in Australis
is a fine game, played in the spirit of
But that spirit is not
American baseball, which is
a professional game and, associated
with bluffing of a character foreign
the Australian and English ideas
the J
ua
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in it
become a
need to be di
of course, monay
is ever to
it will
There
t if baseball
game hore
is,
id
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b
ts American atmosphere”
Growing Jealous of Baseball.
Joseph Lally, of the Canadian ama
Athletic union, will endeavor to
tured for the use of school children
which will in the future do away with
the cory «that baseball was superseding
the Canadian national summer game
because it was so much cheaper to
He will donate 13 medals for the
championship team of any organized
school district in Canada.
SONALI SAO
Chesbro Seeking Job.
Jacek Chesbro, the man who invent
ed the spil ball and the man who lost
the American league championship
for the Highlanders by a wild piteh,
is again knocking at the door of base
ball for a berth. He wants to be
come a manager. He has applied to
the Federal league for a job, |
IN JURY ROOM
Jurors Flee When Explosive Is
Discovered in Witness’ Pocket
BUSINESS WAS STOPPED
Officer Forces Alex Burz to Throw Ex
plosive into the Susquehanna River
~Carried as Evidence Against
Brother.
Alex Burz, a council
Borough,
room at the
of dy
When me
explo
refused to
until the
Burz bumped against a
swinging door, one
Wilke
man in Swoyers
the Grand
barre
ville entered
court
namite
Mbers
Ve they
BO
dynamite
the
ana Oli
wi
removed, A
heavy of the juror
He
le on the run
discovered the explosive, an
nounced his discovery whi
and the other juror
his heels in a frantic effort
of District Attorney
H. the only
remain,
Burz
River, where
i
iynamite
4
were quickly al
“ee to get out
John
i
the room
Bigelow
An
wa ta
Wis pers fo
lled and
Susquehanna
officer
Ken
he
into
in
against his Lrother
wa few ago
Xplo Burz « ied
that were found about the b
Was
Ca
to the
throw
Burz
Case
home
wig forced to
the the stream
a dynamiti
The Burz
week
Was 4 wilness
ted a
iVes
dynam
ar:
Xplosion.
Hatmaker's Will Valid.
Reading. Judge Bush
fon in Orphat
et Fine Wine
Burglar
G
siru
I & port
ave Wrecks Mill
hist
Mine C
Seranto i hire
tH roe T
nrown
put ol
witli
To Jail for Threats.
York Aith hig |
i four
Re, Paul Welter
{OAS
threatening the life
i loaded revol
ing
sd for
Hertz with
is § ¥
{ ian
Te
attempted
of 1 Hall
timely entry of Patroln H 4
the cell prevented the
Weimer received a
jail
suicide by hang
fg coll in City
ian W
into room
genten
cide,
60 davs In
will
Norristown
Rewards Daughter
Because she
good nurse housekeeper, and a
great comfort him, Dr. James
Mensch, one of the best-known physi
cians of the Perkiomen region, willed
to his daughter, Katie M. Mensch, the
privilege of buying for $7,000 the
homestead, contents and drug store in
Pennsburg. The of his estate js
divided among children and grandchil.
wa
and i
{fo
rest
Deadlock on Solicitor,
Coatesville, Coatesville Council is
deadlocked over the selection of a Bor
ough Solicitor The candidates nom
inated are: A. M. Holding, of West
Chester; William Tregay and W. E
Greenwood, Coatesville
Buys Cattle Range.
hig determination to show that the
best way to make a living and gros
wealthy 1a from the soll, Colonel! Haw
ry OC. Trexler, the Quartermaster Gen.
two more large farme In North White
ball township, adjoining his game
park. for a cattle range. Colonel Trex.
ler has long been a student of the cat
tle and beef problem, and for several
years has been the only farmer in Le
high whe has produced beef [for
slaughtering
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SNOW REALLY A BLESSING
Denver Newspaper Rejoices at the Re-
markable Fall of “the Beautiful’
Throughout the State
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