The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-10
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Old followers of the college games are now
explaining how Phil King, the hustling little
wisconsin COACH worked an old trick on DR..
Williams In the Minnesota game, stunt that
mas Tor the past ten years been worked ire
quently, and which OF late years has come up
regularly In games between Michigan, Chicago,
Wisconsin and Minnesota. '.aE., 49,.
1t Is the badgers trick of pounding star
hneman until he is forced to retire from the
game Before he is taken out he, in his weak
s9sa provides the hole IN an other
This Is usually. played against tackle
Chicago worked it successfully against Cur
It's the great Wisconsin tackle, in $780," said
dopester.tS sYost did it again in that game
against Minnesota in 1902 pounding away at
Schacht Kings men in this last game pounded
so hard at Brush, the best man the Mime
sofa line, that he had to leave the game. 1t has
often been used in games OF smaller import. -
Milwaukee Free Press. ~ :
It is always too bad to; have facts
spoil a good story, but Brush was not
hammered into insensibility,. but his
tai kick in the back of the
head early, in the. game. He
was not forced to leave the game. Wis
consln did not hammer Brush s position
all the; time, but pounded. away at Min
nesota g l58-pound confer. Aside from
these q. discrepancies, it is good story
Amef1can chauHeurS are rejoicing be-
cause the French drivers are losing their
JOBS and the places are being filed with
sons OF Uncle Sam. If the chauffeurs
Of Paris fall into disrepute, it will leave
Frances entire skilled labor output re-
str1cted to spear carrying chorus per-
sons for use by the theatrical syndicate.
= While all Of this Kilkenny cat fight
IS gong on over the Lake of the Isles
level, some. of the automobile drivers
are wondering why the council and the
jawgmiths don't turn their attention
to the level Of Lake Hennepin. From
Lowry hill to Lake street the iceboat-
ing is fine every morning-if the man
for whom the hill was named would
keep his streetcars off the course. At
noon there is splendid yachting and at
O'Clock a trough of mire that would
make Poland China hog stand on his
| hind legs and squeal for joy. Upper
Hennepln IS the grief Of the town.
Battling. Nelson isSsa victim Of Cupid
and admits that he has been pounded
over the heart until there's no use try
ing to avoid punishment, He coyly al.
mits that the object Of his affections is
but Is years Old, but announces that
| he will wait for his ladylove till the
| Judgment days4if NECESSARY. Manager
Nolan should shake about twenty-seven
grains of come-tn powder into Bat.
things ale some morning. ~ L
$780,, * p: 4 .-5,~s. y, T.,
Bob Fitzsimmonns is hiking for the
! west and telling how he will pull off
one Of Jack o 'Brien|'s arms and beat
| lis bloomink,@ blaWsted 'ead hoff with
ut. Just now. Fitz is about the ferc'
est thing that ever scared aEpress agent
Just about ten rounds of SivAoun &c
massageSfor Robert the Red is in sight
After that, O'Brien can donate bit
Of the money tos assist in corrupting the
California legislature, this winter. .@
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I j., Signs and vain regrets are about as
useful as a pocket in a nightshirt, but
4 there are a lot of football rooters
around these parts who cannot help but
/ wish that Nose Strathern had been 'ir