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fjftass Athletics at Notre Dame Contributing Facter in Success of Westerners in Football
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"NOTRE DAME SHOWS
- SOMETHING NEW IN
f FORWARD PASS PLAYS
TIGERSBACKAGAIN
Westerners Give Tesser Chance te Threw Accurately
fry Furnishing Protection Sewfi en7 Team
ftrmVs H"it7i fies in Country
It.v KOnKHT V. MAXWKU.
Snerln i:dller Kvenlnr ruhllc l.e.lrer
VTOTKE DAMK Jin id n M.tIiir Init te tin1 Kn-I Inst wci-k. pluj.-il two isaine.
IN wen both ntnl (.cored 7(5 point te nethlne for tlie opponents. 'I'lic Army
vas vvnllepe.1 28 te 0 en Saturdiij. ami In Xw Yerk en Tu.'sdii.v . while Ilylen
tftB bring rc-elwted. ItntRerH lleiindcird and flopped 4S te 0. Winning two
same in four dn I" cpiltc tin aiiempli-hmeiit, but net for n hlgh-cliisi. unit
trained, brainy bunch of gridiron warriors. Notre Dame tn-nsuies up te that
i standard, nntl" might be even better thun flint .,,,,,
Many football teams have plned in the Last thin ear. but H is doubtful
it nny made such an impressive kIievvIiir. ChiaiRe looked geed in defeating
f "Princeton, CVntte showed some (,'ieat football In winning front Harvaid and
fTCebranka mir Ned bv cnitplnj Iiir I'ittslmrRh. but none ran compare with the
athletes from Seuth ltend. Ind. Te my mind. Notre Dume is hh geed n foot feet
"ball team as there Is In the country and nn be ranked with the leaders. One
'cSame has been lest. Iowa winning by the scorn of 10 te 7. but that is a boost
for Iown. Heward .Jenes- team is execptlenullv geed this i-ar.
J Notre Dame showed Hnmething in the Kutgeis game that was entirely new
lb the Knst. The old tle but very popular running attaik was subordinated
te the aerial game, which it was nieie elTcethc TIiIh does net mean that for
ward passes were used must of the time and the bull seldom was advanced bj
1 TuMiing. F,ir be it from thai. The Wehteincr" iimmI the pass, nor as a last
desperate measure, but as a sure ground gainer, mid no mistake was made
On three different occasion Notre Dame 1 ncl -' yaids te gain en the
fourth down. Ordinarily in a case like this the bnll either Is rushed or. if
close te the goal line, punted mi' of danger Hut nothing like that happened.
A short forward pass was used, and net did It go nstra That is modern
football, but tee modern for the majent "f the coaches. Th mscrvatucs
Insist en keeping the bull as long as possible and the aerial came is used
ither en the first. M'.end or third down, where there is a chance te try again
in case n( nn incempleted pa-s
It might be said that Notre Dame playing against such a weak opponent
as Rutgers, was able te take liberties with the overhead attack which would
net be possible in n close contest. This Is a geed argument, but these who
uiv hew perfectly the play was worked and the absolute confidence of the
Westerners In we'rUng It will maintain that the pass .an be used against au
i team at nnj time, no matter hew strong it is
A I I. of whwh meant that Knulc Ileckne ii a feu Wcm ahead uf the
eir rtiachri. He has rcn the possibility t of the exeihvul game
oil' had the veurage of his conviction.
Passer Properly Protected
TUF. average fem ball coach, when figuring his chance, te get uhj with
forward pass, allows ,V) per cent for the execution of the play and .U per
'cent luck. Most of the time the percentage 0f luck is higher than that. The
liall Is thrown haphazardly and. if caught by an eligible man. both the passer
nnd the veceiver are surpri-cd.
The reason for this is Interference with the piiser. He is hurried bv
linemen breaking through and Is forced te threw the ball before he knows who
is going te get It The man with the ball knows that one of his teammates
should be at a certain spot, and lie hopes the receiver will arrive in time.
. Seldom does he have a chance te leek around, find his man, and then threw
the ball te hltn.
With Ileckne the peicentage table Is all upset. He allows about 00 per
cent for execution und 10 per cent for luck 1 don't knew whether these are
his figures, but having watched his team closely, thnt seems te be the proper
ralie. In ether words, lie expects nine of ten short pnssc te be successful.
Of course, there is a reason, and it is a very simple one. The Notre Dame
coach starts at the beginning of the pass te make It effective He takes noth
ing for granted. He knows that u ferwnrd pabs. in order te be successful,
must have te be thrown correctly. The passer cant close his eyes and trust
te luck, but must have ionic definite object te threw te.
Therefore, he does something thnt few coaches de protects the passer.
"When Mebart gets the ball he steps back and is given as much iifene as n
kicker. Linemen fall back te block opponents sifting through the line, and
they de their work se well that the passer has ample time te leek around.
And a man who is free and then threw the ball. The passes travel straight en
n line and with the speed of n baseball, and the receivers seldom perpetrate
any muffs. They leap in the air, turn sideways, dive along the ground and
catch the ball with their hands. It la a wonderful sight te sec the forward
pass attack as it should be worked.
Leng passes, averaging from 20 te 30 yards, are net successful all of the
time, but the percentage of completed ones is higher than en ether teams.
This nlse can be traced te the fact that the passer receives lets of protection.
He always has time te spot his man and get the ball nway without interference.
Protecting the pascr seems te be the most logical thing te de, and It is
trnge that mere coaches have net perfected it. Net only does it insure
accuracy, but it nlse is n measure of safety. In case the pass Is intercepted
there are four men back te get the runner if he gets clear.
Se little protection has been given the passer In the past, and he has been
bowled ever be frequently, that a rule was inserted In the book this vear
penalizing jilavers who unneccssnrily run into and rough the man who has
thrown the ball. Notre Dame doesn't need that rule.
JiJOT once trai Ihc pastier hurried and net once trcit nn opponent near
him before or after ha threw the pigskin. All of ichxch nas re- "
spensible ter the success of the plays.
Custncr Great Richer
NOTUK DAMK had a grcnt running attack and the man with the bull was
given lets of interference. In tins Keckue has a svsteni similar te than
used by Glenn Wnrner. Where the interferers leave their feet and when a
tackier is taken out of the way, he staya out. The halfbacks made many long
(tains nreund the ends, nnd the line-plunging also was geed.
The backfield men are nbeut as fast us nny In the country. Themas.
Mehnrt. Castner. Wynne, f'eughlin, Pbelan, Walsh and Desch are eight very
speedy athletes and very dangerous In nn open field. Desch Is the holder of
the world's record for the 440-ynrd low hurdles, Wynne is n I.'-second high
hurdler, Castner is one of the best hockey players in the West and the
ethers have made geed maTkn cm the track. Tastner does the punting nnd
yirep-kieklng, and is one of the best we have een In years. He kicks with Ins
left feet and gets the ball nway cjuickly.
V 77i Hutgcrs game he kicked a goal from the tleld from the )2
yard line in the first period, and tit the second he drepptd one
from the 'iS-yard line.
Mass Athletics Develops Players
TTOW does Notre Dame get such wonderful football team"?" was asked
-tl in Ihe Pole Grounds when the Westerners were nmazing evei v one with
their sensational game. This nlse can be answered easily. Coach Itoekue
lias inaugurated n sjstem of mass nthlcliis at Noire Dame, the same as
Tlezdek has done at I'enn State.
He has eleven football teams praet cmg cverv day. and a inrge staff nf
assistant coaches te see that the pla.vers are prepei ly drilled. He keeps n close
watch en every plater, and as seen as one bhevvH premise he is promoted te
the vnrsitj squad. About half a dozen of the teams are made up of students In
the preparatory school, but they are nursed along, taught the Ileckne svstem
und when the time comes te enter college they are ready te step into the
tnrfcity line-up.
There were two linemen who deserve special mention for their wefk
against Hutgcrs. Tliev handled themselves like real players and are geed
enough te held their own against any of our stellar performers m this section
They nre (inrvcy at left tackle and Deeley at right guard, flarvcy was all
ever the field, tackling and interfering, nnd Deeley took care of the middle
aectien of the line
The ends. Captain Kddle Andersen and Kiley are experts at catching the.
forward pass, and also phiv n great deienive game They also nre stars
Notre Dame usis the quarterback in evety plav The center has an
original way te pass the ball, using only one hand. He grabs the ball en top.
near the far point, and slides It along the ground. The quurterback gets it,
tosses It te Mehurt, who runs le either side and make? the pass.
ATFUiAINIALS
Reper Drills at Kicking, Pass
ing, Signals and Even Drags
Out Tackling Dummy
LEAVE FRIDAY MORNING
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I. tiitt.-iini , Lf,ivn iw tin' iiiiiMM iiii'iit inr .
again. The vandt.v was given n Iny-i
off Mendiiv while the second string
1 sported with the Omelette. Itut Tlies
!. i I'pv nr-r at t ttjrntn, with the ex
ception of Keek and Witmer. who nre
helm: given n rest. Keene Kltzpntrlck
tiiiuii;ht they were getting a little fine,
I se thev nre laying off for n couple of
u'livs. However, they were in there yes
I terday.
, With it view te correcting some of
i the outstanding faults of Saturday.
Ileper drove flip men hnid until dark-
ne-s intervened. There was no serim-
I'lmge, Init the squad came in with their
I tongues hanging out. The enrlv p.ut
of the matinee was .spent In kicking and
iia-slng. l.eurie nnd Van (icrblg alter
nated en the punting nnd both were
well up te stnudnrd, nveragltig around
fifty arils, linker and Smith Mie nt
the genl pests from around the .'ID
vnul imrk with mere thnn average
accuracy.
Then the outfit was introduced te
an old fiieinl whom thev had almost l'ei -
gotten, the tackling dummy. Saturday
the tackling was very disheartening. HI
tcink usually three nnd sometimes four
iikii te bring a I'rimsen back te the sod
The coaches are out te correct this as
Tniieh as pesfcilile before Saturdn.v . and
the peer old dummy was given a rather
painful afternoon. And Heper's war
crj was "harder."
Drilling Against Pass
After the dummy had been Inter
viewed, an Omelette backfield. center
.ind ends lined up ngainst the varsitj
and, using I'll formations anil pla.vs,
threw pass after pass. This wns
another stumbling block ngainst the
I'rimsen. Harvard get nway with tee
inanv forward passes. Se the defense
was 'pumped full of dope en this sub
ject Pass after pass was knocked
down, but a few slipped by nnd they
were kept at It until the Omelettes
could no longer mnke 'em go.
The next number en the program was . SANDY McNIBMCK
Sv. !T$X ,.... n, ,1: will probably always be thus that
it seem" te be n geed one because it net ' k0111" ''" le net permit women golfers
enlv saves the men from n grueling i at all. some tolerate them nnd ethers
scrimmage, but also because it provides J encourage them.
opposition which is net te be nnd in 0l)p of ,hp 1(lttpp 1p(t llfls ,,,,,. (lls.
ordinary Mguai inm-iuc. i.ivij !',, "
lormatien wns gene ever again and
again. Things were net ns smooth us
they might hnve been against Harvard
ami everv effort is being made toward
polishing' off the rough corners that in
main. '1'hini.g nre slillllK- nleilff 11101 C SIllOOlll-
tv iin..e i,ne i.ci.n prentlv hunillciinnei has annlied for membership in the local
in this respect all seusen. l'er u te'im ' vv omen's golf association in order te
te actiuire tills eo-erdinntion of play i enter a team in the matches next season.
it is necevsnrv for them te work te- I The pnietiie team has alread mnde
gether all the' time mid this Princeton a geed showing in it matches, and it
hns net been able te de because, ei in- , is mere uuui uw-ij umi " - ;
j,is ' line--up will be had In cine the team is
F.ve'n the substitute who took the j nccept-d for tin- MCJ cup competitions,
i-ripple's places have net weiked legu- iIsv Cdntuin
Inrly because it was necessary ie i., ... ., . ...,, -.. nll .
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TIGER TILT BIG CHANCE
FOR CHARLEY O'HEARN
If Yale Quarterback Cemes Vp te Expectations He Will
Be One of Season's Finds Crep of Stars
Increases
CwtM It T. Titts. I
Al L El
Given Right of Way and En
couraged b 'Sir Raleigh' Mem
bers Apply te W. C. A.
EXPERT PLAYERS THERE
con-roil in the Philadelphia dislrlit. In
fact, our field tecretnry report thnt the
Indies nt the Plymouth Country Club
actually have the right of way. regard
levs of their abilltv as pla.vers. Shades
of Sir W. n. :
An.vhew. the data Is that rij mouth
HOW TO PLAY
GOLF
Winter zephyrs nip the fingers.
Sticks have been tucked nway in
mothballs. This is the season of the
jenr te study up en the ways te im
prove your game.
Jesse P. Guilferd
V. N. Amateur Champien
will write a series of articles fiy the
Eucttinfl JubUc HkbQCK
llnlnnlne
Monday, Ne ember M
The American champion will an
alyze) for Kvenlni; Public ledger
readers ull the allots. Ills articles
will present tips and teclinlque In n
way easy te understand. What
helped him will help you.
Why, confuse longer your
weight idth jwitr aceref
fJOLFERS start nexl Monday
ind digest ever' one. of these articles.
SNOW IS NO BARRIER
TO BIG GREEN TEAM
i Dartmouth Holds Final Scrimmage
) Before Meeting Pcnn
I Hanover. X. II. , Xev. 10. A blind
jlng bnowstenn did net keep the Part
! mouth squnil indoors yesterday for their
last home practice before the game with
I the University of Pennsylvania nt the
' Pole Grounds In New Yerk Saturday.
J It was n hard workout, and Head
Coach Jack Cannell kept the men en the
jump from early in the afternoon until
nfter dark. The praetice consisted
mainly of a severe scriminngc. in which
the first and second tennis battled
ngainst each ether. The practice was
secret, conlennlng witli tlie policy
adopted by the coaches following the
Cernell game.
Virtually ull the men en the first
squad were used nt beme time, nnd It
wns net until the close of the drill that
Cannell was able te decide en the men
that would make the trip, The list of
players te be taken contains several men
who have net been taken en n trip this
year and who have net played te any
extent in nny of the games.
Twe Songs of tlie Field
tXevembcr 10, 1010
The teinil is hushed but the guns arc
singing , , ,
"Over the lop! On down the field I
On irith the drive! Where life is bring-
The thrill thnt comes tern rie
icerrf ami shield!"
"Over the top! And en te the charge!
On nnd en through the red barrage!
We've cleared the read that Is red and
icet ... .i
We've opened the ten" for the bayonet!
We've sewed te the iclndnew reap
the crop!
Over the top, new Over the top!
S November 10, 1021
The guns are hushed but the wind is
singing ,
"Sleep forever! Beneath the field.
On icith your dreams, teherc death is
bringing
The peace that fellows the sicerd and
shield."
'Under the top of Ihc crust that knew
The thud of your feet when the guns
get. through. ,
eme, where the long, long trail is
ever,
Leading into a land of dreams,
Where poppies send fiem ihe flagrant
clever
A last Godspeed from the silent
streams. i
Ky GItANTIvAXD IlICU
'Atlil T ImttnttA ..1... , .
ball thnn any ether woman Cft
game." ln the
Comparative Power
OAHNKS in his match showed hew
J- much longer a man can drive th.!
nny wnnmn, "ve ,nn
Meeting Miss leltch, the open chum
plen wns ever fifty yards bevnmt 5
liard-hltting Enlfil. w .?""d !r
"""'fO" one or two holes he w,.
close te 100 yards beyond. '
nreund MO yards, Miss Leltch X
Llr V?,'J, 5 .?': ""Me ft
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first' en nnd then another in "n eT
Inrt te nick the best man for the job.
thusiastlc one
i:eiv effeit i being
,,,,,.?., ,, imnmve flu. nuiterlnl nt hand
ive been together "',"., 'U" " i.;T ilmldes Mls
icgularly te weeks when they star! M S'",n wi. thou- are two experts en the
ngainst Yale and the machine should i ;," Mr-K Jenes, a well-known plnjvr
lc very near perfection. 1 from' p-0lth Carellnn. will be a new
Itener et Pare ii-ntrv In next jenrV tournaments, nnd
lln,i,,. ,,n.s,.,l ihrcnnl. ii... melii.il- ' -"js. i.ui n '"'"" "..V" ,'."""; '.,..
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Iliiri.'S ll III'' lUl'lilui'ii .hi .'.. - -eh.ii.i i 111, ,,,,,, I, II, ,n tin
prncti. e was indulged in. And uch a , 4 ' V,. ... ....'. ,. ( y Tt. cham-
sjgn.il practice! Trenten cemplaii.ed et I .f".' ,,'' .,. v1rniKh't and used
the- neie Ket.er was maKing. no 101- ,', .,, .1,.nl.intewn team. She
vltli the flftenlh nl TrcdJ-ffrln a. neon
Hint we-nicd te puMlu ull but tl Icui1p-h
Tunv va nlmcst thrown for n ln?i whuli
wnnt twenty feit up le lbs cup ..ml 101I1M
lacl fifteen feet
Cvrll VVnlUfr, PentuvlvanlH. open rha'n
ti mi nkll.lr'l en tti - siccus ilutini. im iuii
fur the Main I.lne open tltte Walker teu'c
leir putts en three ucctns
Chirlte lUeli turned In the si 'in . hivmi
n.re - I.u li the eth-r iliv JIis cishl
..., hi. net only low Cmiri hut Ills linn 11
I if it put mm in .1 lii.iiu uu cur low OCT
honor.
Brown May Meet Princeton
rrorldencsj. It. I.. Nev. 10. JJrewn may
Play the, Prlnentnli team at Princeton next
ear. Coach Robinson, who conferred with
W W. Ileper. the Titter tencli. after the.
Ilorvard-Prlnceten Bame last .Saturday, dls
cubhiiI th ehancen of n, same with tlie
Ilrewn squad and whlle he would net make
n definite statement It In understood that
PrlncHten sentiment favors nlaclne Ilruwn
mi th schedule for the third or fourth
fume.
Plan Barnstorming Trip
Havnna, Cuba, Nev, 10.- A barnstorm'
UAi KRNYON. Georgetown's full-
inick. is highly recommended by
competent experts as one of the great
backs of the year with Flavin, his
running mnte. romping nt his side. Thus
the complications grew. Star by btnr
the crop increases:
WntcliliiK O'Hearn
TF rilAKLKY O'lIKARX, Yale's
i- quarterback, comes up te complete
expectations lie will be the main find of
the campaign. O'Hearn has weight,
power, skill, speed nnd courage. He
can kick, pass nnd run. Weighing ever
170 pounds, he leeks te be one of the
hnrdest running backs of the year.
It is new, mnlnly n question ns te
hew he will diew in the first big Ne--vember
test of his cnteer. If he car
ries through he will step out as n stnr,
meaning a wonderful let te Yale foot feot foet
imll net only this season, but for two
mere years.
"Kntcr 'Webster, of Colgate, as nn nn
ether wonder," writes Observer. "On
n stronger team he would be rated iib
one of the greatest."
Miss Ixdlcli vs. Miss Helllns
1AN Miss Iicitch drive n longer bnll
yj than Miss Helllns, the American
champion?" asks F. 51. H.
In their match nt Turnbury. Scot
land. Mis Helllns wns from five te ten
vnrds. en the uverage,' beyond Miss
Leltch.
In their matches ever here including
the samn competitions where? they did
net meet Miss Helllns wns fully as fnr
os the long-driving English girl.
Miss Helllns has even greater physical
power than Mibs Leltch hns. "She is
.stronger 111 nci wnsis ami minus innii
Inc aggregation of th Broeliljn Nationals. I h4i' L. T V. . i ' V,j
headed by Catcher Otte .Miller. Is seen te ' nny ether women I ever saw, nccerd-
lcln ri twenty-Mine series here
ing te .Tim names, open champion
m.. vnu,"lV '"-.venci the
n ""?""" ..B,n. "Pnn th.
x; ;.,.: Vi" :;"'.'" .
jm " L. .unK,V,0,M: w nDli.
tiir
home nnd collect her pnr 5 On fi
same hole llnrnes get home with a dr
and a full Iren, picking up nn eagle a
A.NOTHEU duel worth observing i
"fiaturday will be the rival dlqiht
of Keck und Inte, two of the I .!
tnckles of the day. Tackle, Vr J
compete 11 any direct fashion, but nt
east their comparative merits can
better judged when thev arc nt w.v
en the same field. Keck has n1 cadr
had some rare competition. He fminJ
hiiiiself en the same field with two
great tackles In King and Helies, of
the Navy. He found himself en tK
same field with another great tnckle t
McGuirc, of. Chicago, who is rated lb,
many ns the best tackle t)m t?. v.'.
seen nil year. II0 will meet another
stnr in Inte, who Is big. strong, fait
nnd aggressive. With Louric facln,
O'Hearn, Keek Involved indirectly with
..iU, ....u .i uicr premems te bj
unrolled en thnt day. the Yelc-Princ.
ten game will be a big factor in dccM.
ing the ultimate status of several net.
nble personages In the foetbnll realm
Cepurtght, 1831. All rights reserved
1 Beets and Saddle
Tlie WnliTcn Handicap at a mill
brings together a large field of geed
two-year-olds nt rimlice today and
partiality toward the field will be
necessarily with n view te the nniddi
track conditions, which will prevent a
true measure of speed between the
royally bred youngsters. Oil Man ap
pears best of the field, with llunantill
and St. Henry, ns probable contender!
OMiers net t be overlooked are Calami
ity Jane, Bet Mesie, Helay and Span
lsh Maize. The latter ran fourth in the
Futurity, while Runantell ran third
Horses well placed in ether of the
races nre: First race Bribed Veter
Explosive, Fnntechc; second (Pntapsce
steeplechase) Miuata, Le Meursin
Vigilante; third Beverly Bells, jj.J
euse Me. Delhi Maid: fifth (Th- Oriele
Handicap) Super, Cemnii Ci, .Merrl.
mac: sijeth I'elly Ann, Ten Butten.,
Anew of Geld ; seventh Super, Ann!.
versary, Attorney Muir.
KxUrmlnater, who has been naslm.
equal ten weight with Yellow Jlani ,.4iM
rounds In twe-and-a-quarler-mlte l'iLh
Cup en Saturday, will surely start Ll"?
mar te 'irainer "viiue-- Knann
rt.- --.y'U'
old route traveler's absence from ih. fiJ1'
wns explained by the fact that Wlllii h.2
Kilmer considered It unwise te iiv WJ!
two racej se close together under the h..n
weights he Is always required Vr. iL'"7
its he Is always required te ri?2!
he conclusion of the Ifewle m-lIT7
p will ship Exterminator te a?f,tt.,1J'
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At t
Knatin
Court, at Tltnijhamtnn
nnl'Ohl Yerk Bend, will ale be in the
lowed the little body of men from Vne I "en the IMvmeu'tl. title this year from
'.nd of the field te the ether, keeping l,," ..hrvn Scheldt
latter them nil tin- way. The play from "p. . ' (.eurr.s, i, shown the women
"'"""""i '" ,, V I i ii avern. en Saturday anci num..
again, until Den I.eurle was hears.) i( u,nrl..t for ,. m,.n aie an
tiem calling signals I here Mieiild he hpvp 'Mffl(1-8 ,Pnm and are
mdays pnr-
xieus te
backing
very few f ani missed signals Sntur- ,,,.;.. . ..,,. ,,,.
dav Finally the men were bent te the ' J ; '
dressing room
ressing room. , Maxwell will he prr-r.lnent er
After-dintHf movies of lnM vent s ' m f.em Phllnd-liilun. in ihe remlrs ra'
linreten-Yale game vvete Kbewn nnd VScV'tSeI' Mn .eca's' s''e' Vp'em"
iciised. geed and bud pln.vs wen- lti emp,l(, ,h"re
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deinned. This movie trick Is a cte.it I Teny N-itnle, one of th" rn t ijren sir,
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luoiecter details are picked which would
otherwise be mit-sed. Ileper dispensed
.Ith any meeting nfter the "shtftles" .
nnd the men weie nil I1nri7.unt.1l.
Fortunately the Ilnrvtr.l victory did i
ret produce anj over-cenhdfncc. It enlv )
sieved te make the men regain centi-
i. nee in thenisehcs and their tetn.- '
unites There is a cettaln .plrir 'tl tlu
an vviileh ia most encouraging. It in m
winning spirit and one which it i haul
te keep from winning. The men an- ,
1 limiting "win' and believing "win '
nnd ire in u fuiiiie of mind which is de. '
trrmlned te win nnd must win If the
fensen is te be a success Tliii is gnu g
le make it go hard with the blue jeie.v. j
The 1 en m gees te New Haven I'ridnv
meining te prnctne in the mw 1 I'm .
dav night will b (.pent it. D. rbv und 1
they will come into New Hnvui m -t
before the aine Saturday. J'he men
,.ie all in fcoed linpe plivsIrTllv and
nicntnllv, and another grand battle I
premised, with the theoretical odds In
Uver of Ynle.
P T.'ll ll . ,..- il '... ' ,1 T. ,
jjl 1 11G nig uiing is inr necKne jorireni pass. It is
ven
It is the modem
rsien and consist of the follewing: First, meled the vaster
and sec that he has a chance te threic the ball. If that 11 done, it's
a cinch te cutrh it.
Big Independent Baltic Tomorrow
npOMOUnOW football fens will have a chance te celebrate ArnuMire Dav
X by traveling out te the IMnU' pail; und have a leek ut i.ee t'enwan's
Philadelphia vuukers when they collide with the strong Hidinesburg eleven
This Is one of the best independent battles staged thi vear und many former
college stars will be in action. Heinle Miller. I.tid Wruy, Swede' Young Yeung
Btxum, I.eu Iilttle, Johnny Scott. Stan C'efall nnd ethers wiil perform.
T.ast Saturday Ilelmesburg lest te Frankfort! by the eere of .1 te 2. the
Tellow Jackets winning in the last minute of play with 11 goal from the field.
The Quakers lest te Brlekley's team in the same dny, also because of n field
genl, Ilelmesburg bes a powerful eleven nnd plays geed football. The game
will net be one-sided by any mean's, and a large crowd will be there te see
what happens.
ropinetif. lttl, bv Fublte l.eiatr Company
Lehjflh Ha Leng Workout
Hrtliltlietn. !' Nev 10 In cold driv
ing rain ami en a muddy field Coach Clllck
drev his l.ehlsh preteges through one of
the longest workouts of the season, net se
ranch for the Lebanon Valley game en Sat
urday rtrnoen. but Included In the. prae prae
tieo wr many new plays outlined for the
Lata)ttU carei,. th week Xollewing.
Rain Falls te Halt W. and J
Washington. 1'n.. Nev 10 -a drliillru
M'KNIGHT SUCCEEDS SWEDE
Sewlckley, Pa., Lad Named Captain
of Princeton Cress-Country Team
Princeton. N. J.. Nev 10. Franciii
H McKuight, of Sewiekley, l'a , hasj
been elected captain of the I'rlnceteu
i'1'esN-i nuntry team te succeed Allen,
Swede, resigned. McKnight has been,
a member of the Tiger Mjuad for three '
yeurs, but hns net been en the varsity
until this fall. Only one race lemnins
this season, the Intercollegiate in New
Yerk Saturday.
The less of Swede Is n severe blew,
for he was one of the greatest long leng
distance men ever turned out here. Fer
two cnrs he has been bothered with
hip disease. It ia barely possible that
he may be able te compete in the two
mile run next spring. He holds the
I'rinci'teu record of II :2S for this dis
tance.
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Pit en th carburetor
The nmlllarr air valve furnishes the en
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Ter the tub hetween the enrbureler and
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liener Is (1 1 luring threuah te Wimhimrir...
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that th hard work of Tuesday was re
peated In spits et th Inclement weathtr.
When R number of small sparks sheet in
al directions from the plujr the plug or cell
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