The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-11-02

The -OVerCOnndenCe" about which the
Harvard coaches are complaining as the
reason for losing 70 Pennsylvanis could
easily be spelled 'swened head"
What's the matter with Papa Britt?
He is a long time coming ont with
thrilling howl about the way his young
hopeful was treated In the Cans dght
He and Papa Neil should get together
and exchange condolences
Starr. the Harvard freshman quar-
terback is considered md as a re-
suit OF his work against Penn He was
the Ouly man who was able 10 put any
lie In the team.
Western High School has : good end
in Pagin- He works hard all the time
and gets ia the plays. but he sim has
also showed that he was good end for
Western, and should be a corker when
he has had more experience
john j. Ryan now comes ont with an
announcement that he win never again
bet on race horses. That man is always
breaking into the limelight and IL would
not be a bad idea III he were squelChed
Dick Grant. brother OF Alex Grant
tho famous Penn runner, is at Harvard
In the Harvard fall handicap games he
1905.
Gross Partially and society pun is
charged against the Harvard coaches
who played Fiuey AT left end instead or
Randall. the baseball captain and a more
experienced man. Randall has aunOuuc-
90 that he viii never play football again.
TIE excuse OF the coaches for not play
ire MIN rs that he is entirely too slow
Ire Filey incident has created a great
sensation 40 Harvard, and may result
'n important developments
The judges at Kansas City have ruled
on Jockey George Mountain for life.
and had him elected from the grounds
The case has been under consideration
for two weeks. He was accused of not
only making deliberately poor rides him
with an offer Of 500 10 have his horse
left az the post
When Michigan defeated Wisconsin by
8 90 o on Saturday, 10 was noted that
on offensive play there was too zaueh
brilliant but Individual work by Heston.
Hammond. NOrCTDss. and LOugman. on
The defense the individual work was not
so prominent. and the team moved ike
huge machine which was exactly
what aost wanted.
Frank j. Bryan does not believe that
there VIII be professional racing stew
ards next year. His idea IS that there
"--i pc appointments from the inner cir
Giles Of the Jockey Club Of younger men
HlO attend Lle races each daV and who
VIII be paid for their services. Sort OF
paid amateurs isn't il?
Cans won his hght bat there IS not
much credit iu gaining a victory bv de-
Lpefately playing an opponent into
You can bay the Philadelphia National
League Club for 800. and have nice.
stout white elephant thrown in.
For the next few days the football
/ heroes viii have 20 vacate the center OF
/ the stage for the hunter who returns
without getting shot accidentally.
First aid 10 the injured is 10 be taught
/ tn the schools. There should be post
graduate course for the football squads.
Luther McAuleu has 1000 10 bet ON
President Roosevelt AT 8 40 j. He also
had bet on Jimmy Britt. Likewise he
T had beu on Harvard. II he doesn't
stop getting so sassy with his money he
l VIII mad that the winters can be- as hard
| 90 Washington as they were Ga New or
I leans.
/ Rivalry between the high schools is all
right but it should not degenerate into
7 personal AEel+l5- III was an MrDHE for
I the Tech Io0ters al the Easteru-E Western
I game yesterday 20 hiss Mr Wilson. the
( Central principal
/ That football is a dangerous game in
other ways than the breaking OF bones
and cracking of skulls is proved bv the
J feilowtrs narrowing tale from Verita~.
/ the BustleI0n correspondent OF the
/ philadelphia North American
Bob Mckay had 10 sneak down homo
/ through Ben Maguire's Meadow night