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YALE AND TIGER BOTH
COP SIZZLING VICTOR Y
IN TUSSLE ON PAPER
There'll Be Twe Winners, Geographically Speaking,
Depending en Where Yeu Get Your Data.
I Everything Depends en Rush Line
Ily KO.IKRT w. maxwkm.
Sports Ixllter, limine Public Iilrr
TI1IE Princeton TiRer Ik nil crt te r1c battle te the Ynle nulldeR, nnd Penn
, Stntt Ik entprtnlninp ferient hnpoe (if xinklnn the Nav In the Mr battles
te be MnReri en the prlillren thN week. The RHmr Htntul out ns' the most
Important in the llt. nltheuRh l'enn plnjs Dartmouth in New Yerk, nnd
PlttKburgli tiifCtH the uinlcfenteil iinhlmtten nnd Jcffrnn eleven in PittsbtirRh.
The latter pntr will be hard fmiK..t. but lire net n- Impertnut ns the Yale Yale
Trlnccten nnd State Nuyj conflict. They are attrnrtlnc. most Httcntien and
I thin Is ns It should be.
, Despite n clean Flate, which 1 n xv&; of refernnR te an unbroken ""trine
ief vleterlen In 10'Jl, there l some i!nht ns te hew Ynle ill fnre in the tilt
'with the TiRer In New Haven. Princeton men assert boldly that "Yale
Inann't Ret n thins, nnd will l' unltepiil the -.nine nn Harvard." The son of
Old Eli point te the two defent handed te Princeton and declare nnethcr
reveree will be Teeerded en the recer books Thus we have two winners of
the gnme geographically speukliiR. It all depends en where jeu pet the dope.
Ynle h.xs n better tenm than last .-nr or the jear before. Tad Jenes
tarter! with an cntlrel different sjstem anil the results have been gratifying.
InsteaO if cartlnR around n heavy, slew -moving, cumbersome rusli line, ns in
tnc vnt-t. he developed some fast charging forwards who net enl can take
care of their territer en the line, but also ceer ground as interferes or
tackle out at the ends. The stjle of pln also has changed. The line thrutn
which characterized the alc att ick In the pnt have been discarded te a certain
extent nnd the aerial game substitutdl. Jenes spent mere time en forward
pnssing tl year than vwr before.
Therefore, the Illue will go into the game with a nindirn attack nnd u
fast-moving defense. The speedj backs will be depended upon te enrrj the ball
ml collect forward passes, ami the line is expected te Ret into the Inter
ference. J is a better Yale team than hn taken the field in jenrs, nnd the
New Ilnvenites have jut cause te feel optimistic
Rut apalnst Princeton thej will face the teuRhest fee of the ear. They
will meet a team which has felt the sting of defeat, only te emcr.jp triumplinntlv
In the first important centllct of the senien. The came from behird te beat
Harvard, nnd this hns increased their confidence and strengthened their
morale.
Yule has beaten Hates, Vermont. North (nrellnn, Williams, the Army,
Brown nnd Maryland State. With the exception of West Point, all games
were cas. The Cadets pushed the Illue te the limit, and this does net leek
be geed when one peeps at the score of the Notre Dame-West Point battle.
Princeton has n geed rush line, with Snlely and Stlnsen at end, Keck
nnd Heeper, tackles; Morgan nnd linker, guards, and Wittmer, centrr. Man
for man, the Tiger appear te have the advantage, and in the backtield, with
Xieurle, Oarrity. (Jilrej and Cleaves en the job. Princeton cannot get wercc
than an even break In compniisen te the Yale backs.
YERYTMXG depend upon the irerk of the ruth linr. If the
Yale forward held their own if rrilt he an evenly fought name.
Jteth teams have a tcidc assortment of ptnyi. but tiny must be giien
an opportunity te run then off.
A Classic Struggle
PENN STATE and the Navy will play in Philadelphia, nnd the game will
be an unusual one. Neither team ha let n game this vear, and the
"Savy hasn't even been scored upon. After winning from Princeton. Pelwell's
team wan pushed into the spotlight and has remained there ever since.
Defeating Princeton is no menn nccemplihmcnt. nnd the Middies deserved all
of the glory handed them.
Folwell developed n great team. He worked hard with the mnterlal en
'hand and everything is running smoethlv. Hi backfield men are versatile :
.that in, they can hit the line, skirt the ends and threw and receive the forward
pass. The rush line also is geed. It is said that Ilucknell was the first team
'te make a first down en plny between tnekle nnd tackle in three ears.
There is no doubt that the Middles stand out ns a great eleven this
year. The material is there, the conch is one of the best in the eeuntrj. and
the games have been wen by impressive scores. The only thing which might
work with reverse English i the easy schedule. The Nnvv played but one
hard game and the ethers have been tee soft. Still, this prevented nny
injuries te the star men and they new aie in shape for the big battle of the
year a battle which, in importance, overshadows the tilt with the Armj .
Penn State, en the ether hand, has met all comers. I.ehigh was defeated
and then a 21-te-21 tie played with Harvard. Helding the Crimson te a
tie score in Cambridge enrly in the season is quite a task, and the team must
he geed In order te de it. Then came the (Jcergln Tech game in New Yerk
and this resulted in a one-sided victory. And Tech has n remarkably strong
team this year.
State might be weakened through the less of Madern, the tackle who was
hurt at Harrard and will be out for the remainder of the season. As the
Navy hns many plays directed at the tackles, a geed man will have te be
inserted.
BEZDEK hat a jaater backfield than the yavy, and iftfi Kilhnan
in the game no one can tell irhen he trill break loose for a lenq run.
The teams are about even in the advance dope and the one that gett
the breaks icill win.
Doesn't Count Much
PENN will go te New Yerk nnd try te beat Dartmouth. The Itrd and
Blue has lest two games nnd tied one, while Dartmouth was swamped by
Cernell a couple of weeks age. Outside of It being an Important gnme en
both schedules, there isn't much te leek forward te.
Penn is perfecting a new attack which is said te be geed. The coaches
have labored long and pntientlv with the squad nnd believe there is some
hope in the future. A victory ever Dartmouth will lessen the sting of the
Pitt nnd Lafayette defeats and the team will be en edge for the game.
Dartmouth, however, also has been working hnrd for this game. While
little is known of the New Hampshire boys, one always can expect a geed,
hard-fought, clean game
Pitt, after losing te Nebraska, takes en Greasy Neale's Wnshingten and
Jeffersen team. The Presidents have net been defeated this vear nnd have
hopes of keeping their record clean. Thrv hnven't benten Pitt since Folwell
Wis there in 1014, nnd this is supposed te be their lucky yenr
Warner has n. geed football team nnd a well-coached one. Against
Syracuse and Penn it was running en all twelve cylinders, but something
i apparently was wrong in the game with Nebraska. Terhnps the Westerners
were n trifle tee powerful. However, Pitt will be all primed for the fray
and W. and J. will have te show better form than ever before te annex a
victory.
There is one game en the schedule which is net attracting anv notice,
but might result in one of the well-known upsets. The Army meets Vlllaneva,
and this will be n very hard game. Villanova hns n geed team and has net
met with defeat this year. Allle Miller, of Penn. is the conch, and his attack
and defense are nlmest perfect, according te reports. The Armv will experi
ne some difficulty in (Wonting this eleven, nnd it would net be nt all
aurprising if another disaster was staged in West Point.
IfARVAUD trill rehearse for the Yale game tehen thr vanity meet
a Jirewn, Thii it merely a prartirr scrimmage, the Rrunanians
having sheirn nothing thit year. Syracuse and Colgate will tettle their
annual aiguincnt, and Lafairttc will perform against Delaware.
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Scraps About Scrappers
Mike Crlell. of To'ule 111 1 .10 prr
rnt of the mttn idum M th Cambria A A
tenlKM with Vi 1 111 Mi(.tnKy, if I'ert flirh.
rnenrt, nn (he party of (h. lerend pnrt In
The ml. Je Aimntle will enceuniT Wrjt
ThlluilelphU Temmy O'Toele. Prellme
I'-rMlkle Smith Willi Mr(leeni IMilL
Jackaen Ilebhy Wilten arrl Geerge Duvla
DHly auneen.
The annoneeement of I3U Orlmnen ai rfTl.
rial rftree at the Nhtlerml A A terrirnw
nlvht w.ih r'""!!! v llh a let nf natlaf. tlnn
by Phllndvlphlit fn !u la a I'hIU.l-l
phtan, lie hnj heen rtereelnr for u numbr
et ytftrfc here and out of tev n and he ha
a blx following
Danny liriener tnlahe3 up strict tnintnt;
thla afternoon at PlitlailelphU Jack O'llrlen
for his return enjjAifenii nt t mwirreft nlKtit
With Jee Nelaen at the National Kramer
tiad te box In hla beat form In thel rflrrt en
counter and at thi flnlah Neltnn eaa punrh
In back itrernly u Ittn'l Jack Hun
Jen. thi r.ew National matchmaker aur
reeded In "ttln the encore .if it a let of
llrkerlnv. Other heuta Jel nny Maheney
Jlebby MrCann Yuumr Jee i Me i. I)uer
Kelly Willie Ferguann va Temm O'Toele
Blid Kid Wolfa .'. Mickey Mnirle
Tkibby IleMdeun haa been mat' hed te meet
Kid Kmmena at Trenten next Monday nlirht
Jee Ilelnnnt r. etable mate of Hebld au'a
Mill face llenny Swarti at Daltlmore neit
yriday.
Jlremr Ilanlen will come en from Denver
en Monday te de battle with the frlaky flfht
ln Joaeph Tlpllti They will mind In the
Star aet-te at the Olympln and the match l.i
HCheduled fcr rlvht round" A welterwela-ht
cenltat of local lnlereet will be decided In
til aml whan Jee Jack'nn tacklee Jack Pal
mar. Other numberai Whttey rltzxerald va
dua Francrnttt, liattllnv Murray va. ('hurley
Bay and Marty Ilurna (a. Temmy Wllaen
Abe.Atiell fleldMHn will renrr.ent New
Yee In an Intercity bantam bout at th
X PalkM en Tueaday. Uattlln Mack will
.jry tWpolera of CamAen t.tha peat.
TStr M.ffird te wtlch In at IIS peundi.
i
i fV "ety narrett va. Johnny Mealy
. ... ..... .... -u .arninn - a r rea llUrTJWa
J mriny I7miti b Hammy Ilrltten and Jee
mi-inn mine Alien are etner numbera
irenx imra naa eerked hlma'lf Inte
pr k 'J"1,"!"1 h" '" 0,"n te ,Rl' n "ny
. . . '" ",,u" ,n l" ceuntr rne uttl
Atlantic city Battler ha a reed record.
"""" "nu jiany jiurna are ceuaine.
i-ete tieran eaya that the winner of the
Je Ji.-katin-Jaek Palmer heut orebxhl -ui
miitch.'d with Jack Brltten. The liallun
-eKinlea of Philadelphia are all net up ever
"" ,then-i'imer veneetta
Iw Tendler, TIarry (Kid) nre
TitHt will appear en the same
n and Jee
prearram of
hlladelphla
a Thankaan nir niv aVkew in r
Iirewnle te te ae en uh Btllr Angele.
Anawer te finery I Johnny Dundee waa
knocked out by Willie Jackaen In the rlrat
round of a bout at the Olympla January If,,
T.h,'r.1 'rt' ln ,h" aperte department
dill?1' Evimne PCK.IO Lij for Mike Cre.
Mountaineers In Big Game
Merirnntnnn. W. Vu Nev 11 Tenti.
!?". p!,".f ""left heie aat nlrht tri parry
rh.e.0.',.r.V J "S? ?.J," 'nL.vi' n' '
between their' n.lshbVrln, Ht.t. unhertl.E.
Captain Kay Ketren Quintan and Iiuehe.
' "T"w itttrr jrutr in
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Buarria J Itarrlck. Talltnan Plan,
and Meredith. tayWt (i. inn
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Kli
Ifer Hawklna Marsh mri ren..M.t ....
I.ytlle and Heleer. quarHrhacki. 'simen
i ,'e, wT-.Mr mi. n iiarricK and Jlar Jlar
tell, backa, Kucey and Lyall, centera.
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Kayeula te Meet Rookwood
The baerfetball team of the Kayeu.a
C'atl.nlle Hub will nn et Hebby WleeklU'a
ItoeliMood rte thla evenln at St An An
theny'a Hall Twenty-third and Carpmtcr
aireela. The aame llno-ue that did ae well
aralnit the fameui
will oeooae Wlna
Celtics,
ill'.
oppeae Wlnaklll'a champlena and
i niw jerK.
Manacer Petey Klleatrlck.ezDeeta tit ti
and
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eculty In taklnc tha numjfr pC th "viiltera.
Janaier Petey KIlDatrlckxpect
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PRMCENN ADOPTS
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Tigers Determined te Grab Big
Three Title by Beating
Yale Tomorrow
ON WAY TO NEW HAVEN
Ily JACK STIU'lUNCt
rnrnirr Princeton ntinrtrrlnirk
Tomorrow is "la jour." Ker two
a ears Princeton hns come up te the
Yale gnme with only a desire te win
the game ns nn Incentive. A tie with
Hnrwird the week before spoiled nn
I championship prospects. Hut this yenr
there Is the added stimulus of n big
! three championship possibility. Hnr-
i van! hns leen taken Inte camp. Yale
'only remnins between Keck and the
ceieted white sweater ,
Hut what an "only" this Eli crowd
, Is. Neither a defeat nor a tic this sea
son nnd with what seems te be ,
gnla of bnckfield stars. And thereby
l bangs the tale. There has been ver
little said of anv star linesmen in the
I blue jerseys. Yale has wen this sea
son principally en the individual
(prowess of the men carrying the b.ill.
Leng gains hnc turned the trick Ne
consistent gains that show power
co-ordination of piny.
1 Yale's line has evident r iut been
nb te held Its own against the teams
it has faced. And it hns faced nothing
I te cheer about when the list is ex
amined clesch. The Ann showed ery
I l!tte ng.llnst Notre Dame nnd the Arm
game produced the lowest score against
the Ells.
I I'p te Tiger IJnesmen
If they are at their best the Tlge"
I forwards will be n sweet -loekiiu; Jlne
tomorrow. Snlvely nnd Stlnsen, Keek
nnd Heeper. linker and Morgan, lined
up en each side of Wltmer, are a rather
formidable crowd. Hew will the Hlne
line appear against them'' The Yale
forward have come In for very little
I praise. Will they be able te keep thee
Tigers from stepping the backfield stars
before the nforc-mentiened backtield
I stars get going? It will be interesting
'te watch. Then. tee. stars that leek
well against Inferior teams de net
twinkle se brightly when they get In
their own clnss.
Theie is no spirit of ever-confidence
at Tlgertewn. Hut there s a crtn1n at
mosphere of detoruiinntlen and will te
v In that is gelns a long wa. There
are men en tin oleon who are Reinc te
get a last and enlv chance at a cham
pionship. As Princeton played lat
week there was room for JIO per cent
improvement. And the men nrc giving
cr thing te attain the point neaiest
perfection. And this plrit pervades In
the under-graduate body. "Will win"
Is the passweid.
The week has been stent in hard but
net dangerous weik. Heper has heen
handlcnpped all season bj the fact that
there were men en the squad com
monly known as "prima donnas " Men
wlie had te be tnken enre of either be:
caue of injuries or because there were
no substitutes te icpbiee them, l.ueklh
these men have been of the tpc that go
just as well despite the tenderness
shown them, se Individually it has been
no drawback. Hut it has been a handi
cap te the team te be unable te work
together dn in and day out. However,
this condition became history with the
Virginia game and the men have been
working better as a machine everv live
minutes since then.
Tackling Better
The fundamental lacks which lopped
i up against Harvard have been cor cer
J rn ted anil it should enl take one
! tin kler te bring a runner back te mother
earth.
1 The team left for New Haven this
'inmning te practice in the bowl this
i nfternoen. The night will be spent in
I Derby. Conn . nnd the team will come
Lack te New Haven in time te dress for
the game.
Tlie game will be of two teams very
evenl matched, Ynle has the better
backfield and the weaker line, according
te the dope. Princeton has the better
balanced team. Each has a versatility
of attat.k. The dope gives the Illue the
bulge. Hut the dope is likely te be in
for an upset.
Beets and Saddle
Tlie third hecllen of the Pimliee Ser
ial weight for asc race tedaj finds rarn
ful again in advantTReeus iiositlen. Her
ehlef contention likely will be found in
I'eilv Ann nnd Urirtesniuii
The I'lmllce Graded Handicap. ClnRH
A. at a mile, also is te be deelded.
fleergia eieems beet, with Tipplty
u itehet nnd Mlppery t.lm aa contenders
in a high -class efferinc.
Swecpinent In the Monkton nanili
eap Steeplechase is Riven a better show
ing than UHUal by the track handlcnpper.
and should carry off the purc. Heb'i t
Oliver and Hullaeje also arc likeh
jumpers.
Hersew well placed in ether races are:
Kirht race. Mav fJlrl. Ma ItelterU.
Kdlth Shricve; fourth race, Heverly i
Helle. JIoce, Mnnhctm ; blxtii race
(graded handicap, Class H), Donnu Dennu Donnu
eenna, Caligula, Haiti: seventh race
(graded handicap. Class C, Yerkist,
Huenic, Camelleur.
A bill te prohibit the tranamlaalen. pub'l.
catien or dlamlnatlen of Information con
cerning bettlnir en herae race waa defeated
In the Ixiulalana Heuae of HeprtaeiiUtlvca
by a vote of BO te .10
Merrleli, which ranka aa a race hera alen
vlth Old Reaebiid In te-year-old form haa
had the a)v irtAH' In the amount of rnne
wen by the largely lncreaaed etnkee new
being offered The new race wen by Mor Mer
eh the Plndlre lSjturlty, paid the winner
mere than 143 000 whereaa the Kentucky
Derby at th time Old Rerebud wen It m
worth about 113,001) and which new Is worth
i'.ti een The atakea n the time of Domine
and Celin, whoae wtnnlnjca exceeded theiie of
Mervleh, were ery mu h amaller than atakea
nf today Old Ileaebud hna wen about eighty
racea In hla career yet the stakes have ben
lean oempared te puraea new beinr hung up
in Kentucky, Maryland and Canada.
Lehigh In Hard Drill
Dethlehem, Pe . Nev. 11 With weatler
condltlena mere favorable the Lehlrh aquad
went threunh another alrenu'jui practice a.
terday In fact the workout continued Ions
after the blv epetlluhts had been turned en
the field Werk waa mere rxetutel dl
rected te the Ifayette name en November
10, with the ceachea paylnr apeciul atten
tion te smoothing out fundamentala In pre
parlne for the acrlmmarea neit week.
Yeung Billiard Star Showe Ferm
Andrew St Jean, a euii!; Trench-Cnna-dlin
pocket billiard Btar. la ahew'nc
what he can de In exhibition rfamea at the
National II lllard Academy. He hua taken
en Wlfh Armstren-r In three block at 12.1
Selnta re far and haa rolled un a total of
7r pelnta te hla opponent a 270. benldes
maklni a run of 70
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Next Division
ONCE MET LIGHTWEIGHTS
Ily I.OI'IS II. .lAI-TK
Hexing N his business, he sar, and
Pann Kramer likes nothing better
than te slip en the gloves for the pur
pose of sheeting pertslde punches In the
s'cnern! direction of wimebedj 's chin.
"I don't care," Is the uneilgliial and
well-known line appropriated by D.in'l,
"who the ether guj Is just se long ns
I can keep in action. I want bouts
that's all."
Hefere the season opened Kramer,
who proved himself one of the hardest
hitting gleemen his weight, threat
ened te fersnke the hantamweight class
and go in for fealherw eight competi
tion, unless the US-peunder canie out
from under cover. Throughout the
summer Kramer was forced te remain
idle because he vus unable te get
opponent", some of the lending little
tiatuien In the ceuntiy having refused
te mutch punches with him.
However, when the curtain was rung
up en the 10L'1-U2 season Kramer suc
ceeded In rinding himself lined up
for seeral matches, and he figured en
another busy schedule. Hut new it's
different again.
Ilem.itchcd Willi Nelsen
One battler, .Tee Nelsen, a local lad,
showed his nene by taking en Kramer
and he unset the dope net only by stn -
' ing the limit, but by being in there
j lighting just as haul as Dan when the
final tingle of the gong sounded. Nel-en
is showing his grit furtlier py Having
agreed te nn encore with the southpaw
knockcreut.
Once agnin Kramer Is voicing his
feeling nlxuit the scnrclty of bantam
competition, "ou knew, when I was
out en the Coast," tajd Kramer today,
"the same condition prevailed. It even
get se that the featherweights pascd
me up, but that didn't sstep me from
putting en the knockout and knockabout
act. I went further and took en light
weights. Can you even tie that a
bantam meeting lightweights!"
Twe of the lightweights who were
opposed te Kramer en the Coast havn
appeared In bouts In Philadelphia. They
are IMdie Maheney and Phil Hnlvadere.
Interesting little yams are attached te
both of thee matches, each of which
was a four-rounder.
.Tuck Dempsey was the referee In the
Maheney match, nnd it wns the first
time the heavyweight champion acted
In the capacity of "third man" In a
ring. At the finish he called the con
test a draw. Most of the spectators
believed Kramer, 111) pounds, had wen
from Maheney. 1.11, s-ays Dannv.
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Buff Set Mark for Alacrity
in Risking Newly Wen Title
When he stepped into the ring te
Jefcnd his recently wen world's ban
tamweight title against .luck Shar
key, at iiMdlsen Square Garden
last night, .lehnny Huff created
a record under the Walker law as
t "fighting champion. " He de
fended his title against a logical
ind dangeieus rival after a .month
ind a half ns champion. Huff wen
he title from Pete llcfnin.ii In the
Garden ring en the night of Septem
ber -U. Ne ether champion since
the Walker law was enacted has de
fended his title se quickly after win
ning it. In fact, there have been
few similar instances In the mod
ern history of the ring.
tentest wns nrranged nt 1,1," pounds,
ringside, nnd forfeits were posted. This
Is the snme Salvadore that Geerge
Chnney stepped in the third round at
the Olympln en Monday night. Phil
evidently was somewhat bigger when
Kramer met him en the Coast, for he
nine In overweight and Danny claimed
':is forfeit.
Kramer will find It impossible te meet
ightw eight-, In Philadelphia, If he de
i Ides te (je after the 1.'!."-peunders, us
he ilid In California, lecalise of tlie ten
pound rule In this city. Hule 0 of the
Department of Public Safety boxing
cede specifies "Ne be'w will be nllewed
te contest against nn opponent ten
pounds heavier than himself In the
lightweight class or under."
"TUBBY" RICHMOND ILL
Star Guard of West Philadelphia
High Eleven Has Infected Feet
"Tubby" nichmend, 212-pound star
guard of "West Philadelphia High
Scheel's football team, will net be seen
ln action this afternoon when his eleven
plays Central High in their Interscho Intersche
astic League contest en the P. II. K.
Y. M. C. A. grounds, Perty-fourth
street nnd Pnrkside avenue. lie is suf
fering from an infected feet.
Richmond is the 8ceend member of the
Orange nnd Illue grid aggregation te be
forced out of the gnme this sensen en
account of nn Infection. Captain Jee
Jeffeett, who will view the game from
the sidelines this afternoon, was the
first. He booted a football with a tight
shoe en his feet and split his tee. The
infection spread te his leg, and it was
just a few days age that he was uble
te leave the hospital.
Jim Snyder will take nichmond'i nichmend'i
place this afternoon. lie was a regulnr
gunrd at the start of the season, but
was forced te give his position te Med
doff, a vetcian of last year, who re
cently became eligible.
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Jersey Boxer Receives Decision
Over West Sider in Beut
at Garden
JOE TIPLITZ IS A WINNER
New Yejlt. Nev. 11. Johnny Huff
holder of two titles, defeated Jack
Ktmrkej nt Madisen Stpinre (inrden Inst
njght and in se doing demonstrated that
he is net only n real champion, but n
genuine .sportsman.
Under the rules of boxing Huff could
have claimed the decision In the twelfth
round, when he received a blew in the
groin that temporarily disabled him. Se
obviously was the Jersey man hurt that
Refeiee' Patsy Haley stepped between
the combatants nnd prevented Sharkey
from hitting his helpless opponent.
At times Shnrkev lnnded effectively
with his swings, but for the most part
he kept out of reach of the right-hnnd
uppercut which is Puff's most dangerous
blew. The contest wns a faiily even
one te the twelfth leiind, but after that
session the champion forged te the front
nnd had a commanding lead.
The first boxing bout was furnished
by Charles Uyder and Larry Regan,
both of New Jersey. It wns a tame
bout, although both men did the best
they knew hew. Regan received tlie
award of the judges.
Jee Tiplitz, of Philadelphia, nnd
Johnny Onimmic, of Jersey City, fur
nished a mere evoking contest. Tiplitz
iceeived the verdict of the judges after
eight rounds of bolstering battle.
Druminie was always noted for lilf
clever boxing, and he used a lefthnnd te
Tlplitz's nose with telling effect. The
Philadelphlan was opposed te long
range boring, nnd getting in close he
buttered ills opponent with n vicious
left hand.
Detroit Seeks Game With Lafayette
Knstnn. Pit . Nev II I) I,c P.ev Ueeen,
crndunte manaKer of iithli-tlcH of I.ntiivettr.
("elliKe rectlxed a t inphnne communication
from Jehn 1 Scillc nf the Uetrelt Ameri
can I.eiEue iMaeba'l club iialtlnir I.ufaxtt I.ufaxtt
te meet tin Unlicrxltj or Detroit In an In
terscctlnnul feet bull r.ime at N.nln l'lcld,
Saturdiu. Decrmber a.
ER-CQSTUMI
Se. 11 St. Phene Wal. 1892
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GRIDIRON HIGH SPOTS'
HERE AND
Nauy-Penn State Battle Takes en Eastern Title Aspect
Yale Loelcs Geed for "Comeback" Against Tigers -;
in Annual Classic
Ily GUANTLAND UICK
mim tw
ke mnln high spots in the Knst
rrew will be nt New Haven
J- tomer
and Philadelphia.
When the Navy-Peun State game was
arranged hst winter no one at 'the time
looked for any exceptional classic of far
rrn ehliig ceiKfeipienees.
Hut sjnee both have been bowling
along unbeaten and both hnve shown
their foelb.il! greatness, the Philadelphia
ensemble becomes one of the season's
teplincrs, with a strong eastern elinm elinm
pleusliip tinge.
The Navy's Chance
AS TIHj Navy hns two weeks in
which te recover for the Army test
Reb Folwell. with the big prize at stuke,
consisting mainly of olive and laurel,
will send lils machine ln nt top speed
with the best he hns.
Ter the Navy has n great chance new
te become one of the elect when the
full count is in.
If it enn only held Penn State's great
offensive In check, Annapolis will be
ightlj favored above West Point in
be closing show, although the margin
will be slljht.
The Issue of Radie
rpHl) Issue of bnttle in Philadelphia
en Snturdnv will rout liAt in
Sintcs ternfic driving power and the
Nnyy s enduring defense. The Nuvj
will meet by all odds the greatest slam
bang nssaulfc it inis ever faced.
With Kiilinger, Wilsen nnd ethers
driving In en a series of bewildering
plnys. w-here'n speed, running power,
deception und btiptegy nrc all com
bined, the Navy defense will be given
ts gieatest test, far beyond anything
it has et been called upon te step.
In the same way Penn State's driving
attack will run Inte mere steel nnd
granite than it has ever rammed.
it will tun into n veteran, powerful
nie that knows hew te charge, flanked
e.v two of (he best tackles of the car.
Ivlng an, Helies lire net te be swept
aside bj any onslaught we hue seen
.U-t. And they arc net the enlv de
fensive Mars who will be en thc-jeb.
Winning Chnnres
TO CONTKST
this season has pre-
" senteil
mere cemnler situations.
" lien up I nnvl; i fl, v.....1.. .?.... i, i
defense and remember nlse the running
power of Rnrchet. Nejes. Kecbler.
t rulsc. ( onrey and ethers, wc like the
-Nnvy s chances better.
There is doubt only in two quarter?
the possession of n high-class punter
..hi surewii genernifiup needed te
get
mi-iium out et tlie team.
J-iicsc were the enlv
in the Nnw's flnvrt-
features lacking
with Princeton.
w nere I elwell
" ' ..., t.tii; vililinVll Mil
eighteen first downs ngainst none, in n
Q Inarthllin nlinll.A.I ..
game that u shrewd quarterback play
might have turned Inte a rout.
Thcte is also the remembrance of
Pr"",,Stn,c K ""nderfiil aerial skill.
Kiilinger can whip the oval .') or
10 yards as Rny Schalk pegs te second
base, while McCelIum and ethers can
pull down these passes as Trls Speaker
gathers In n drive te center.
The combination of running and for
ward pushing power is greater en Penn
Mate s side thnn it is en the Navy's
nltheugh Penn State will have nri
hauler running backs.
Rizdek's machine ran up ferty-nlne
points against Harvard nnd tJcnrgln
Tech. and most of these points were
fnrfrein being due te any opposing
weakness. The Navy has one of the
greatest defensive machines in football
nnd jet it will be put te the last limit
Don't dread
the thought of
"wearing in"
these shoes.
They are com
fortable te be
gin with.
KS
Ninth and
S. E. Cor.
rnrchaatnr Aenta'
Frem theMafer
at the Fvctvnj
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IK IM I ,.
-. prM.ua iiirrn rrem
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Y.L.Y. """"" n try te tell our atery
trnthfelly, rllne upon the truth und net
upon arna,itlenal nnd Urcua methods of
ndrrrtlslng,
NINTH & SANSOM ?!rJ
NEW HA VBN
te held the fast, bnffitng attack if -,
'eet tomorrow. " WD
TT1RO.M
tOM what we saw n thc v,
rinceten and the Penn Rf.i
rgla-Tech contests we sh,JUl-
- I'rii
(leergli
that thc
envy ueiense
.r-WrcS
stronger
than Penn State's
Penn State's nttaclc I m ""? t
stronger than the Navy's. c"'
Tiger and Hnlldeg
TT HAS been five
years new ile.. .
lale team
-ercd a triumph exer
Princeton
There were no contests In two nt iv
nsens. but Princeton wns "i0' ,.h(,
sen
te win In 1010 nnd 1020. aw
New the tide seems te have rlrlrr.j
back in the (Hreetlnn of the Blue &3
Jenes hns nl the liut u i .V "i
of strong reserves. These reRei;.,!.,'
available' for both line and W.
wherever nnd whenever needed
It is rare in football hlsterv'that an.
one team has two such quarterback ,
O'Hearn nnd Reckett or two such . c
kickers as O'Hearn and Aldrlch
Klthcr can be sent back te run n.-
tlireartt' '"'" D1U U tw-p"y'triplJ
Add te this combination n llnc-brt.,.
inir batk of Jerdan's ability and Jm
get something te think about, f Z
arc called upon te drive it back.
"Y'ALE has greater versatility thin
- wc hnve. Been nil year. The RulldM
hasn't the Nnvv'w m.r,,i ...,""
defense, but with n fine line .!
three geed ends nnd n backfield thit '.
ffltl h nnd In nvtet fan, . w'w
; "t,"i" "kUih. ;' "lv:' " . m"u
tack In brilliant fashion, the New H
ven contingent hns all the pleme.t. "i
greattiess In taking the ball alenr tb.
field
came
was lack of a sound lef.,.i
ngainst the forward pass.
Copyright. 1911. All
rieMs rejemei
Amherst Ready for Wllllami
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aluah nil week, left hern tndnv rHr iWUl."
town te meet Williams. 11a (treateji rll
Despite weather condltlena. which eni.ii ...
hnve hi en werae, Conches nnnleheni iii I
Unlhroelt hnve been werklnu the t,Tra !!
nam aa prncucnuie in Preparation far
Saturday's; came, ""
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