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tYTIME THE "HEISMAN SHIFT" WORKED WAS WHEN TECH SHIFTED FROM ATLANTA TO PITT
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?' i Numerous "Chances for
Eitt Strong on Defense,
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Sports Kdllor htfnlnr I'ubllt I niter
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,fiii PmrHl !. Tim r-.l-. T.-I, fnAtKall
j;XjL ord, the Rutgers coach, Speert
1 f irtdlron critics met in the offlclnls' room to talk oer the happen. mrs of
Li fe'fc,, fUcnAnii ti, uDDmaii dtlft
MIOf HkV4 ( UVII l V tlUl-'IIIUll Ellis.
n(jl all voted It a bijr nuecesi Tliev llkeil the formation invv tlie posl
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Entile) , game, tlieie wni notlilnjr "traiiRe
..iras nem to lour flint ion mo nnnuerim uiipnsive im m un mc
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irePaS", COlTlDineU TMIIl WIP lllUlMUUUI -;iul
?tbte to train around
KSC JudglnB from Hip lepoit-! of the
ildn't have a chance in a million to
i4flfom the start. 1 want to conect tliai
pKame looked from the Grandstand a
ffAbeen convinced it was the hardest
& pftt Just a little not niueli. but Just a
V .Tf nrsa fitVtni4t'o litns lit. fn t lio . ill ftll
5. The, score was misleading 1 hae
iln n.tn.ft nnrl fi.fn-0 si-nrp.s nncl wonderful
nT extend themseles to the limit and end
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ins iu u, liib score irns iiie rciuu uiu iir
acter of play unless one is a spectator
& If two baseball tcami nlaed as
would have been about J to i. the wlnninsr runs comliiR from liome-iun
drives oer the fence. That's a fj.r-comp.irlson of the rhal elc ens. The
5-jjilefense mas airtight, and it took unusual and unloosed for plu to scoie
P,ith tallies. Three forward passes tailed
g&for three touchdowns, ,tnd the othei
, Straight football was not used
THERE has been so much interest in tiit tiame mill to nmM
have asked for a lomparlson brliecru Ocornla lech anil the
other teams tj here that some of the real crilici haic been drauoed
jj, in to do their bit.
w.t. irP.oraia leci riainti
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"TTKllSTER SANKOItD, who knows
SKJL Bolshevik football than anj other
"'of approval on the soutlierneis
"Don't think for a minute that
) aidd, "because those bojs plajed one
Their defense with Gujon backing up the line was exceptional
f-good, and the only mistake- they made
the forward pass. That, howeer, Is
something new on them, and it took
KlfiWorked.
p?r? "Did you see Pitt making manj first
Wtht ends? You certainly did not. There
ICScame,
IKsW "Tech was weak on offensie but
Ulties. A strong attacit can tome irom
ifi'tttnig have been fooled. A eteran team
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i trr. v,4. Hnvllolita nut nf am tf.uii
Wrgln need not be great, for Helsman's team is just as good us any up
tlfit iney ar gicui iiyiuci a, unu
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y2 OcHHci olio agreed. Xothlnn but praise tin handed to Tech i
$(&' 'aallant flohtino machine.
H High-Class Work Shojvs
&TJJSISMAN used a new stunt In lining up his quarterback on tlif attack
vi.'Xl rnotoi.l nf hnr-lnir him rrnueli hehlnd the. center or take his position
ftyard or so back, the quarter stood
K faced the other backfleld men. This
O and end runs and it worked verj well
..the ball, and the opponents knew that onl the other three backs could
'receive it. Kor Interference, It was a great stunt.
4 Taking it all In all, the game proved that Georgia Tech has not been
F' overrated In the last two years. The team would luiie ghen Pitt a tnightj
K stiff argument on its home gtounds, despite the Urge number of freshmen
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E-f in lllo lineup, .Mute lnompsun, uie uinv -
LKslMt year, says the southerners are hard
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ttaitest years-team was &o per cent stronger man mis yeirn
-rt j There is a similarity in the methods used b Helsman and Warner,
K1 'specially on end runs. A flock of interferers-alwajs precedes the runner,
Kl'4i u. 4 l4ia-44 ti44lt 1 44 o t i h n n lilnnU I ti r V-Oiilrllie ticklers. Plowers.
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Ly.ne of the halfbacks, looked like the offensive siui, for he made the biggest
S&jnln-o the da' or hls teaI"- shonlng a world of speed and did allof the
SjvDuntlng.
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Pitt Had Confidence
"I
l nirURK was one incident In the
Pl -ttePltt players in' that new forward pass. In the third period, on the
W J ourth down and eleven vards to gain,
fi, "Don't worry about a little thing like that. Let s toss tlie ball arounu
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4 ifciThls time Easterday passed to D.avies, and the freshman missed his
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J hi 'the next play, however, McL.aien went over tor a i;oucnaov.n.
J Davies also starred with two beautiful runt for touchdowns, shaking
it tac&ler after tackier on his Journej to the goal line. lie seemed to
. 4 - T . . , . . ,
se with his hips anu is a mmcuii
A 'Captain George McLaren played
it
Wat' as good on the defense as on the
.!
en' often, but always came through
i Re 'was handicapped when the dleats
llt get started on the muddy field
l'a Hut nn fb ilcfeiiKB hfi was ii hear.
ien he hit the runner the play was over. He stopped every plas
tfrected at the line, sometimes shoving his man back five jards
:mc
CLARE'S is 7,-tioityi throughout the land as a terrific line-
.f. 1...4 1 . 1 vntu amm It lm 4 .Aft) Iiff rm rtftnrl frt tilt
ia'a amuaiicr, uiit . t jivm
." aefense. That i$ the reason he
wy renn nespecis irreen
vWAS long past that period of the
Folwell and BUI Hollenback allowed the University of Pennsylvania
era to trot off to the dressing
Mlt Field when the Jted and Blue
gilt. It was half-past 6 o'clock, and despite the fact that it was
y, usually a uav 01 rest, it
&t of the Quakers.
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.14 Ol WHICH 13 uiiciiucu in cuiimj
US with all its energy for the
nksglvlnc Day, The Brown
anil swamped by Syracuse,
the the QuaUei: coaches are
'Dartmouth has a habit of
Ltleveu, no matter what the
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jjpf enrn has not been siumuenng inese monins. lie may nave some-
BV his hat to spring on the
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! MB seusoit of 1S18 U a unique
'features This is the flxfit
embraced a Venn-Cornell game.
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most attractive, service game
. frVanklln Field Baturday, when
i4Sf MUUJO 4IUIM WW vJittiwmH V"w -. ivvuwiv.u... .-,
, t W the .strongest service
0ktte IslanO team already
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Rush Believe It Presents
Varied Attack Tech and
but Warner Strategy If on i
i
fnma Ine Lirnin.lt ffilMI Si.lt.
UuMi of Princeton and te erul other
.... Mt snip rnn.n nf c on oratioii
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In It lib tlie W'arnei offensive .iN.i
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I-. Ul lOlli iii.-i inni m ""-
samp one would IicIIhm" tlint Toih
win and Mas liopele.si outd.i-ved
Impi c-slon fm no matter how the
spectator on the Held would h.ie
Riidiron battle foURht in e.ir with
little bctttr than the snuthertieii
ltd Iml
seen terrible Rimes whicli resu ted
battles where both team" lincl to
the contest with a count like JO
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hard is did Pitt and Tech the s(0ie
on the last down were responsible
two came after long tuns bv DaIes
impresses r ostein janiora
.
more about freak formations and
coach in the game placed his stamp
GeorRiu Tech has a wealv ele en he
of the best sanies 1 hae f-een In
was in not coeilnc; the receier
ecusdlIe, because arner .sprung
time to learn how the plaj was
downs through the line or arojmi
was no steam-roller attack in that
the hhift formation has manj possi
u, anu i can see easuj now utni-i
can mako good use of that shift
nnn . ll n AAPirln Tull I fl M
l VUll Oaj Ultlt "W'hia 4S.M. V44..
lust !l shade weaker than I'itt The
iij,mcia u" twv Uwbv.Mt.
if. , n u CiufnrfT 41114 7i4 ntln't
Tech iot Overrated
with his back against the center and
gae nun a start on tlie -nip pias
However, he was not .tble to handle
iui, wuu &j. hui m nit uik hut""
to heat in Atlanta lie aiso oenev es
... .!- , ..
N
are uundcrftil players and had a
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in lciv Forward Pass
game which showed the confidence of
Davies, who called the signals, said:
man to uown
a wonderful game and piovetl he was
attack. George was not called upon
with a gain when it was needed
on his right shoe came off and cou'd
He was In everv scrimmage and
n., m - -w. . w-ui. w. ...
is an all-American fullback.
uespiiu uui imuum a ixeuum
day we call dusk when Coaches Bob
room yesterday. It was aa dark at
tutors decided to call It a diiy as at
was a reui prac.ict cession mm ien iu
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itio 414V4 144444, 144V ihu 4444 M444U 4.
Dai tmoutu uauie, wnicn nui taue piace
eleven, which was beaten by League
was good enough to trim Dartmouth,
noi going 10 oe surpnseu u xiiey can
putting; up a gieat game against the
record of the team in the past games
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Quakers.
one for Penn, aside from the tear
football year since 1892 that has
ever played in this city will be staged
the undefeated League Island eleven
elyen below the Mason and Dixon line.
has proven its superiority over local
AIN'T IT A GRAND AND GLORIOUS FEELIN7
ABOUT TUC filsT oP Trie
MOtvmt YOU MEET M4S
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STRONG HOLIDAY
FIGHT PROGRAMS
Olyinpia Features Denipbey
jNIiske and National Pre
sents Dundee-Phillips
McANDREWS T CAMBRIA
Bj JVMESS. CAUOI.W
Thanksgiving Vai will 1 h.iiu or
nne for the followers of boxing The
three local clubs have arranged nil-star
progr.ims for the linlldav matinee pro
grams T.lRhteen bouts have been ar
ranged, and each is scheduled to ro sl
rounds for a total of 108 rounds of box
ing The Ohmpla the National and the
Cambria will have all doors wide open
Thursday. As this clt Is recognized
as the best boding spot in the countrj
the promoters have arranged programs
that are certain to attract Ileavj-
welghts mldnlew eights, lightweights
feathers and bant. mis will exhibit
Mi-kc vs. Dempcv
Two of the best men of their w ikht h'
the world will feature the wind-up 4it
the Olvmpla Jack Dempsev. knock-out
artist from the coast, and Blllv Xllske
of .St Paul, will supply the entertain
ment at the South Proad street arena.
That these two men will a'ttraU is
shown b the heavv advance sale re
ported by Acting Manager I.ton lialns
lie announced tint this was the lat day
fpr regular reservations.
ham Langford and Jeff Clark, colored
heavies nnrt Jack Thompson and
lannlca Kid anothtr brace of colored
battlers, meet In the penilwlnd-up and
fourth bout, recpeetlvelv Three other
Rood battles arc on the program
Dundee at National
Johnnv Dundee w d' appeal in the
main bout at the N'atljnal opposed to the
nigged Too Phillips Dundee s lat
nhowing line wan against Ous lewis
In the spiclil show at the Ohmpla
Phillips Is .1 game, willing bo and
while lcklng the sensational qualities of
a Dundee possesses enough aggressive
ness to make it Intel estlng
Johnn; Mealv and Terrs McGovern
will clash In a return bout In the semi-wlnd-up
Their last battle at the Na
tional .a few weeks ago was a warm
one Joe llurman, the tl.ishj Chicago
bantam, will oppose Dave Aste, of Vew
ork, in the fourth battle Jimmv Mc
Cabe and Walter Mohr also meet 'lwo
other bouts complete the program
Johnnv Hums will feature Joe Koons
and Eddie McAndrev.s.
Scraps About Scrappers
Joli tiny Ilurn expects t, record hout.e at
the Cambria A A on rhuf"ii RfKrnoon
t vnnnii and Kddio McAndrviH will be the
onleHtantH In the nn ii tilt Jlmmj Tlcrne
nirctri jonnny .ii j "- " -iinn.ii'.u,i
The other bouts l hi, between i-rank lirit
ton mid M1U Oa lrk Hnbb Hums und
Tommy Oormnn IliiBhie Hut.htnson and
Tohnny Mortron and ldt Wullai t and
Tommy Murptn '
ViUUei Hurkf, of Brookhn who in attnthed
to thu V S b Mlnntsota lias been flKned
p bj threo promotTK to bx In inn1 ep
urate clubs He faces T (obb t the I'enn--groe
A C on rridny nltrht on Noember
7 he oppohph Kfldle Aeli-h at the National ,
A end on December U he meet the bo ob
tained at the Hrftf Island V, A
Tele Monn. mnnBer of Harlem Kddi
Kellv has wluned his protege to face Kddin
Wnfcunil In the final bout nt the AtUntt City
Suoitlntf Club on thanksgiving uttt-rnoon J09
Leonard, of Vew Vorlc meetH Gene O keero
In thn ngmt Johnnj Kltzvertld Hnd Utnny
Ciirroll, and Kaj Campbll and Charle
Hldu'ea will complete th program
Willie hpenttr. who la handled b 1 heo
Anr iv.11. ok. In unxloUH to rIiou In thin citv
uu-aIii In hla lost bolit he put up a venatf-
tfonai Btx-ruuna acrap witn raii wauac
Harrer Thorur. the kanaas It Unlit
veleht, la expected In thli 1 it during th-
latter part of next v,eek He lit anxious to
meet Ueorsto Chanej Frankle Callahan or
Uenny Leonard
Ciuaale Lew In Id anxious to get another
cracii at Johnnj Dundee
There- will be no boxing contest at the Hog
Island A . for Thankagtxlng afternoon
An all-star show will be the attraction tho
following Thursda
Movers Training in London
tendon, Nov Ufl Mxty picked imiuI and
millturj bint. are training at Chatham
for" the IiUer-Allled tournament next month
flfher American Imxers are en roule
CAVIUHIA V Ut.UIl Hums Teenev Vlsra
KUNSIVOTON" AV'B AND HOMhllSEl'
ii4Vrir4uivi4M Af li;r.OUN
BIX RTVK BOL'TS
vivniw Mi-iNinrwn i inv. roovn
A CKKAT IIOtlDAV SHOW AT
NATIONAL A. A.
I TIIMth(lnl0 Ar-TF.KNOPV, JJO O'CIJJ
III! ill.li-NTlK IHIIITH (d)
no tm'AM'K in rnifiH
JVCK Ill.VChlll'KN ti. JIMMV LIOOt.TT
JIVIVU MrtAllh is, V 1.TKK .Viol R
WH1IK VIOIiOAN vs. FltWUIH IIUOUN
Joe Burman vi. Dave Astey
Johnny Mealey vs. Terry McGovern
Johnny Dundee vs. Joe Phillips
Reservations nt Honftffliy'a. 3 H. Uth fit.
OI.VMPIA A A Broad A UainbrUas
Harry Rdwards.Mrr
THAMt HC1IVINO AnFRNliflN, t.Sy. "V
Doors Oixn 1.10. First llont t.tt)
Mix Douts World' llest Men
Jack Dempsey vs. Billy Miske
World's Champion St. Paul'
Sam Langford vt. Jeff Clark
Jack Thompson vs. Jamaica Kid
Eddie Welsh vs. Blere Morris
Sammy Ktsramaii r. ICJdU Dcojif
Kid FftttT ts. IllcW Wall .
rrk AdBilAiVn l.-kMTa.ta H M
attoio It Td VoO - CUftSfiS -7IIC
BCCei-CT ercKs - AWO YOU
CftLLATLr orrrn To Toms it
Tc TltO JCWCLCR. Fo5 REPAIR
-NND-TmC 5mCCT YoumG
TminG "Dghind the Coowtcr
5as -'tot Ptrwsc' "
lline-np. II hen Dartmouth
Faces Penn Thursday
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Wulkcr. left rial
Neilon. letl tackle
Schwelilfl, left Ruaril
Crawford, center
Kriink. rlslit Rtinnl
.mkr. rfelit tutkle
llmiprr. rlclit eiul
Smith. qtinrterlMfU
Itrulin. left Iniiriinek
llnriei. rbclit linlfti.uk
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rhiHiipsun. left end
llevnii. left tinkle
llaildson. left ituaril
ItlikN. renter
RleluirilMin, rtctit cnaril
(learn!, rlitlit tnrUle
Kiish. rlKllt etui
is utilei-MHi, iinnrterhaik
TJiurnliin, left hiilfhacK
firtinrimjn, rhtht halfhatk
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(IfTIrl il Keferee. Nate Tuftf.
Viilvrmlt. liniilre, . .1. MrCurtj. t.er-
nitiutuwii .Venilenn. I.lneMiititi. .John .1
llullahuh, lloxton.
CHANGES AT DARTMOUTH
Stieng Unable to Start Against
Penn Thursday
Hiiiin.rf. . II.. Nov. 26 The work
out of the Dartmoutn tootuau squau
this afternoon took the form of a gen
eral teartangement of the backfleld and
the line. The team will be driven h.it d
after Its defeat bv Brown In an effect
to nialtt a better showing against Penn
.it Philadelphia Thursday
StronR. light end, will be unable lo
pla Thursday because of a pi. lined
ankle and In all probabilitv Thompson
will get the place. McDermltt and P.oss
w 111 be used on the other end
Schultlng will be a fixture In the back
fleld after the showing he made oi feat
urday, and in all probability Thornton
will be displaced Threshle and Grund
maii are sure of their positions.
Amateur Cage Comment
I
The origtnul Ilandolpli A. A. Is open to
meet all of the leading in and out of
town learns ha Ins home floors The team
is anxious to hear from such clubs as Met
pon Mission houthwet Y M A . Chea
ter f 1 v Vandal of Atlantic Citj.
and nil oihtr lenma of that tlats
Tho team Is composed of Horace Rolh
mm. forward, Joe lurman of tho Hog !b
innri fnni.ili tpjiii forward. 1 rank 1AI
U. tenter. 'Hook IJarris manager and
center, isravi ueentfr cuyiuui itnu uciitn,
tin., slntn Shnntpp. Hllh
All communUitlona should be addressed
to "Hook Harris manager, 2- f outh
Plfth street
Ilelfl .Tunitr are anxious to hear from
all fifteen To .enteen-yenr-old hom-teams.
Harry Frezel, manager, 518 Spruce at.
Riuidolpli Juniors aro open to hen from ,
all third and fourth clusa home find travel
Ink quintets The team, which formerlj
Slascd under the name ot.A M. n Juniors
as defended the junior tltlo of this cltv ,
for three consecutive jears Louis DenlcotT, '
minatfer, care of the fltarr Garden Recrea
tion Center, otenth and Lombard steets. I
Iletlinnt, nf thA XoVthwcst Church League
would like to hiai from all first and sec- (
ond class trams ha lug halls and offeriiiB
a suitable guarantee M O Downs, man
user, 433 Norili Garnet street
rfon II. r,, of the Weft Branch Y. M
C A , inxtous 10 arrange games wim
,i!l of the leading second and third class
teams IruIniT floors L V, Fox, manager.
7 .'J South Cecil street, or call Woodland
1-M J
Johnson Beats Gorman .
Ireiiton, 3.. Nov- 2(t. ratay Johnson
of hsracUKe. N T shaded Tommy Gorman,
of PhtladeliihU. in the eight-round wind-up
nf the show of the Trenton A. C last nlffht
North m. south VutiiI Football ( liamnlonahlp
1 runklln Field, Snturduv. No. HO. 3.31) I'.M.
Charleston Navy Yard vs.
League Island Nay Yard
beats on sain at Ulmlvlg HpaldlnKS
and Wanklln Field
Krnerved Heatn. 15c, Hi 00. SI.S0.
(ienerui .luniinhiuii, ua rrnis.
SUITS
AND
OVERCOATS
11
reduced rnovt ISO. MS . "
PETER MOR.AN & CO.,
S. E. Cor. 9th & Arch St.. '
0pn Monday and Saturday evenlnm 'until
0 o'clock i
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The Master is not the
highest priced truck
in the world, but you
would be satisfied to
pay a higher price
than we ask after
you had used it for
a while.
All Sizes Immediate Deliveries
Larson OldsmobileCo
231-33 N. Broad St.
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GREASE AND OIL
DISGUISE STAR
Brilliant, Shining Diamond
Gladiator Now 'Dimmed'
Son of Toil
IDENTITY IS CONCEALED
A rangv athletic "gob ' passed through
Commander .smith's office esterda. at
f.eague Island Wearing the navy-blue
overalls, polleo suspenders and ovcty
hlng that goes to give one the appear
ance of a son of labor, this same athletic-appearing
;ioutli saluted, smiled a
"howd'y, everv one," received a "goon
mornln', Gawge," and continued onhls
vvaj
The athletic jouth was smeared with
greaso and oil. He was a typical son
of toll. He seemed right at home and,
apparently derived much pleasure from'
the work
As the conspicuous figure departed the
writer continued to gaze upon the police
suspenders, the greasy overalls and the
badly smeared little white hat on tho
layvo head n the broad Bhoulders
''Don't va recognize that fellow?"
asked another gob nearby. "Va Bhould.
for every one knows him"
There was something very familiar
about him, but still It was difllcult to
place tho athletic-appearing, grease
Btnlned jouth liven Sherlocko Nlcko
demos Mysterlo Hayes would have been
baffled, so complete was the athlete's
new make-up
"Ah, gwan, wake up!' persisted the
much-distressed gob near at hand
"Look him over ag'ln ; I'll give jou an
other guess. '
Still the case was a hopeless one.
Finally, In despeiatlon, the much-dis
tressed gob, shocked because the hero
passed unrecognized, blurted:
"Why, that's Gawge Burns, the Ath
letlc's first baseman He's been hero for
thiee months and 1st a first-class ma
chinist's mate Great boy, Gawge : great
bo j, but a should havo got him be
fore "
Thus another hero blosspmed to bloom
1 to fade to blossom again, perhaps.
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CHARLESTON SQUAD
Eddie Dennis's Proteges. '
Slated to Oppose League
Islaitd, Represent 17 D
! f event Institutions
SHOW HERE SATURDAY
d i:dwin j. pollock
rTVtl! Cliarlcslon Navj Yard eleven
X which faces tlie lieatsue Island war
rlori on Franklin Field next Haturdiy
Is nothing if not representative of the
different colleges throughout the oun
trv. Twenty-two plnjeis will be taken
North for the battle here and they come
fiom seventeen colleges, as far Kast as
Dartmouth, ns far West as Oregon and
as far Soutl; as Georgl.i Tech.
Thpre Is not a Unlveislt of Pennijl
vanla man on the entire squad. Ti1t the
team Is coached by Eddie Efnnls, lh,
former Red and Uluo star, and Shorty
O'Bilen. of Swaithmore fame. The unlj
player from tho Kev stone State Is Amis,
a renter from State College.
Little Is known of tho strength of the
Charleston Navy outside of the fact that
the southerncii held the Camp Hancock
eleven, which Is captained by Lieutenant
J. Howard Berry, ex-Pcnn hero, to a
7-7 tie, and any football team that can
hold Beiry to a tie Is i. good one.
Dennis Not Backward
Eddie liennls, however, Is not at all
backward. Tie has written Commander
Smith, the manager of tlie League Island
team, to the effect that his eleven would
have beaten Berry's soldiers had It not
been for the Influenza epidemic. Bennis
wrote that five of his players are In
the medical corps and werfc too busy to
allow furloughs
The entire navy jard Is pleased with
the tiiumph of the enlisted men over'the
Washington plajers on Saturday. It Is
hard to convince any sailor or marine
that Pittsburgh has anything on League
Island. The unbroken string of four
v ictorles ov er Swarthmqre, Lehigh,
Brown and Georgetown means more to
a navy jard mah than the hundreds of
polivts which the Panthers have run up
Blnce they la'-st met defeat more than
four Reasons ago
Coach By Dickson has conilderable
respect for tho reputed strength of the
Charleston eleven and he Is planning a
hard week of bcrlmmage. After their
34-7 vvln over Georgetown on Saturday,
the Bailors and marines were given 'a
day of rest jesterday, but today real
work will begin.
Praise Simmer
Cpmmander Smith and Cnslgo Welch
were particularly enthusiastic over the
outcome of the Washington engagement.
They contend that Simmer Is the best
line plunger, forward passer and punter
playing football this season They also
add that Budd Is the best lineman, Illg
glns the best end, Newoomb the best
tackle and Haehl one of the best half
backs of 1818.
From all reports. Simmer was the In
dividual star of the yaid eleven at
Washington His dUtanco forward
passes,' tni;ownv v Ith -an accuracy that
seemed uncanny, went a long way to
ward piling up such a big SGOre, and his
consistent gains through the line put the
League island team In scoring position
moro than once. Simmer undoubtedly
ranks with the best backs In the East.
Although there was no oftleial an
nouncement. It was reported that the
League Island management Is trying to
book a game with Penn on Franklin
Field December 7 The Quakers would
look far before thc could discover an
attraction for the post-scaton. date as
good as the local service team
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I tl Hell, former renn end nml n cini
dhlrtle for the Hed and lllue eleven tlil
.wen no n until ho enlisted, will return to
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net nrademle yenr. He linn received
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lulntlnn, nnd pinna a trip to houtli
America, where he will remain until
next fall. 11 I.hn been stationed In
Host mi si lire the farli ilnyn of 0onrr.
He nn- In Mm third eir nt the Lnl
Terstty when he Joined the colors.
DAVIES OUT OF DRILL
Death of Brother Keeps Pitt Star
Quarterback Away
rlttuburitli, Nov. 26. Wli'n the Pan
ther squad rushed Into the Held for
Instruction jenterda:v afternoon It was
noticed that Tom D.ivles. the star of
Saturday's game, was not present, and
Inquiry brought out the news of his
brother's death at McDonald, Pa.
This will keep Davies out of practice
today at least, but Coach Warner has
hopes of having him In tho line-up
against Penn State on Thursday.
Merritt to Play Princeton Pay
INew York, Nov. 20 Lieutenant F Ate
1W11. manntrcr of the Camp Merrllt football
tram yeffterdav announced the arrangement
of a name with the Princeton iNavy laj
School eloven Tho contest will bp played on
the gridiron at the Oritanl Held Club at
Ilac'vsnsacit, K J . 1hurda.
Final Drill at Columbia
-New York. Nov -11 Columbia had it
final hard workout veuterdai In preparation
for the Kame with SrHCiise on TnanksKlvlna
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SWARTHMQRE TAKES REST. '
Enough Men Out After Penn
Game to Fill Convalescent artl
Swarthmore, r., Nov. ,"6. Doctor
Mercer gave his battered athletes no
football practice jesterday. Half of the
Garnet squad Is crippled and the other
half was given a stlffer workout In mili
tary drill than It would have received
In a hard scrimmage
There are enough little Quakers under
the weather as a resvil of the Ponn
game to fill a good-slzed convalescent
ward. Gardiner, the quarterbacki who
has been In a rather serious condition '
account of concussion of the brain, has
legalned consciousness and Is Improving
Howell, right end and acting captain
of the team. Is confined to quarters with
a badlv bruised hip. Earp, Chandler
and Walker are hobbling nbout on
crutches as a result of various knee and
ankle Injuries. .
Much excitement has been generated
on the campus by tho newspaper report
that Penn's second touchdown Saturday
was Illegal It Is generally realized,
however, that Blnce no protect was made
at tho time, the decision will have to
stand, although everv Swarthmorean be
lieves the little Quakers were the right
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