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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-10-15
VIEWED It WITH DEEP REPENTANCE
Former Minister Designate 10 China
Says He is Greatly Relieved by De-
cision--Gratefui That He Had Test
of Official Confidence Here Rather
Than in China.
(By Associated press.)

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Oct 14.-AH
doubt as to what action the Presi-
dent would take with respect to the
resignation OF Charles H. Crane. min
ister designate to China. was dis
PEELED by the receipt today OF dis
patch from President Taft addressed
TO his secretary. Mr.. Carpenter. d.
recting him TO convey 10 Mr.. Crane
announcement of the fact that the re-
signation had been accepted.
The telegram was dater Prescott.
Arizona. October 10 and reads az fol-
lows:
Convey to Mr.. Crane following
communication: ~ concur in the let
ter under date OF October IL. which
the secretary of state has addressed
10 you and sincerely regret that the
circumstances found by him make It
necessary for me to accept your re-
signation.
lsIgned) TAFT"
President Mildly Scored.
Later Mr.. Crane issued this state
ment:
! am greatly relieved by the
Presidents decision. There has be en-
no minute since ] learned the atti-
tude OF the department of state when
] have not contemplated the POSSIBLE
iy Of continuance OF my Official rela-
ton with the deepest repugnance.
Nevertheless. have felt that my OBJ
ligaticn to the President was to per-
| nit him to decide the issue. have
appreciated fully what would be in
volved In decision by him that 1
should continue. have realized also
the impossibility OF his securing COM
piete information at this time. He has
! chosen to base his decision upon the
circumstances found by the secretary
OF state.
Accepted at Taft's Requests.
Il accepted the Chinese mission at
bis request and solely because OF as
suraree that could be and would be
permitted to be OF service TO the coun-
try in constructive work of the great
est Importance to il and of the great
est interest to me. II has been made
perfectly clear that conditions here
we're not. and they are not, such as
10 make this possible. To demon
strate this has involved a personal
humiliation such as no seff-respect-
ing man who is drafted into the pub
lie service. should be called on to en-
dure, but ] am grateful indeed that
| have had tie test of official conf
dence and support here rather than
in China and now rather than at some
real crisis involving the honor or the
interest Of the nation.
Hadn't Seen Newspaper Article.
I think ] should state at this time
that until arrived here last Sunday
] had never seen the newspaper art
icle which is made the excuse for nv
recall or had I heard tina; such an art
icie had been published and at my
interview with the secretary OF state
II was not shown 70 me. accepted
the description Of its character and
consequence then given to ne and as
sumed fun responsibility for my con-
nec,ion with It, psreIy incidental as
that connection vss.~
Mr.. Crane left here today at
O'Clock for New York.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-10-15

Two base hits-Wagner, Craw-
ford, DeIehanty, Schmidt, Cobb,
MulIin. Hits off Willis, 7 in ;
innings; off Camnitz, two in one
inning; off PHILIPPE, one IN two
innings. Sacrifice hit-Ciarke.
Stolen bases-Miller, Bushs D.
Jones. Double plays-Byrne to
Abstein; Schmidt to Bush;
Schmidt to Morisrty. Left or
nases-Detroit, g; Pittsburg, B.
Base on baIis-Off MulIin, 1; OF
Willis, q; off camnitz, I. Hit by
pitched baII-6y Willis (Bush)-
Struck out-By Muffin, S; by
Willis, 1; by PHILIPPE, I. Time 2
hours. umpires, Evans, Klein,
Jchnstone and O'Lcuqhlin.
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Totals .....-34 = 3 "a lo I
xNBatted for Camnitz in 7th.
xx-Batted for PHILIPPE in 9tn.
Crore nv inninUs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-10-15

THE DAILY PRESS 10 the
only newspaper published In
Newport News that receive the
full news service OF the Asso-
ciated Press.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-03
EVENTS ON THE RUNNING TRACKS
JacObite, FavOrite In Fourth Race al
~EmeryviIIe, is BADLY Beaten.

OAKLAND, Feb. 2.-Jacobite proved a
disappointment at Emeryville today when
furlong race. He was q s to 8 favorite. but
stopped badly. Bell Wether led most
Of the way and won from Warden and
2-year-old race. Cloudy weather prevailed
and the track was still somewhat heavy,
First race, five furlongs, purse: Rosamo
Ol2, Taplin, 2 TO y won, Fanatic Ql2, Lee.
8 to p second. Tennessee Boy u12. Nc
out. Rosevale. Golden oriole, Paio Alto,
Chitterling and Waisenkind also ran.
Second race, three furiongs: Sainotta
dO7, Mccarthy. 10 to u, won, Turret q07,
Scoville, 8 TO 81 second, lack Dennerlen
Q07, Mentry, s to 81 third. Time: O:S1%.
Aldergulch, Jungle Queen, Caesar. Terrago,
Penetrate, Eddie Duckling and Sully also
Third race, mile and twenty yards, sell
ing: Pandeoro qos. scoville. 5 to y won;
Hollander QW. Sullivan, z, to u third.
Time; 1:f7%. En- and En-, Confessor,
Katie Powers and Gatien Lass also ran.
Fourth race. seven furlongs, purse; Bell
wether QO7. Gilbert, 8 to u won, Warden
IS. scoviiie, u to 8 third, Time: Isl.
Jacobite and May Amelia also ran.
Fifth race. mile and an eighth: Raleigh
Postan, 8 to 81 second, seasalt G05. Butler,
5 to ~ third. Time: 200. Miss Delaney,
Matte Mack, Prince Nap and Senator
sixth race, five and a half furiongs, sell
ing: Honest Qeo. Butler, Z TO 81 won, Tom
Shaw QO5, C.. Miller, 3 TO 81 second, Silver
iO6Ss. Burning Bush, Blameless, Marian
Casey and Greengoods also ram t
Los ANGELES. Feb. 2-santa Anita
First race. selling, six furlongs: Work
and Play Q12. Shilling, 6 to y won. Matte
Bumppo Q07, B. Wilson. ID 10 ID second,
Taxer dl2, e.. Dugan, l 10 p third. Time:
1:l3h. Bensand Wistari. Lady Kitty,
Giovanni Balerio, Teo Beach, Succeed and
Bud Embry also ran. ~
Second race, 2-year-olds, three and a half
furlongs: Tyras Ql2, j. Howard, 2 to ID
won Oswald =. qOS, E. Dngsn.,h to- 81 see
third. Time: O:4l2S. Miguess, MaTys Lamb.
| Arthur Rouse, j. NJ Stokes, La Petite. Doc
Sology. Mrs. Frank Hogan, Sam Webb and
Third race. selling, mile: Ida May dO1,
f. Dugan, 8 to u won, Varieties dO6, lei
Clark. II TO, u second, Lord Stanhope uO6,
Shilling, 10 TO y third; Time; 1883. J. c.
Glenn, Black Mate Fredonla and Molesey
also ran.
Fourth race. selling. six furlongs: Prog
ress u12, Powers, 3 to p won. Toupee Qi2,
Bulwell, 3 10 ID second, Sink Spring Ql2, r..
Brooks, 10 to d third. Time: LIPS. Mar
garet Randolph, Guiding Star, Niblick,
favor. Hannibal Bey and Hazel Thorpe also
Fifth race. mile and hree-sixteenths sell
ing: Charley Paine Q09. Powers, Is to u
won, Alteration Q04, Goldstein, 10 TO ID Sec
ond, Montclair (96. Martin. 5 to p third.
Time: 900, Earl Rogers and Miss offici-
Sixth race, selling. five urlongs: Bliss
CaTman QlO, Powers II TO 81 won, Empire
Expedition d07, Howard. AZ 10 u second
Time; 100. Little Flush, Tungsten, Lanita
Some Stone, Aut0crat, Watiere. Mimic
Hamper, Morea, Roy Juncer, Heydentus
and BanTose also ran.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-03

sporting men in the different cities and
assuring them he was his manager, know
ing a certain percentage Of any matches
he made for the Turk would be paid to him,
and ] believe he led some men In Omaha
to believe the same. including MT. Gillian.
When Mahmout. with his manager, An
tonic Pierra, came 10 Chicago. I had them
sign a contract whereby l was to handle
the Turks interest for six months and the
contract will not expire until June Il. /
have made every match the Turk has
wrestled since he came to Chicago, includ-
ing the match in your city February 5. /
also have him matched in a number of
other cities, a few OF which are Chicago,
February /; Rockford. February 3; Terre
Haute, February 8; Minneapolis. February
II; Milwaukee, February II; Indianapolis,
February~13 and a number of other places
not definitely arranged yet. So when Ken
nedy says he is managing the Turk he is
disappearing. He has nothing whatever
to do with him, much as he would like to.
81 am writing you this so as you Will
know who is looking after the Turks busi-
ness and when Kennedy poses as his man
ager again in Omaha you will know how
to receive him.
Thanking you kindly and assuring you
that Mahmout will be in your city Febru-
AIRY s and prove to the Omaha sporting
public he is the great wrestler l claim he
Is, / remain, very sincerely,
"JOE COFFBY. Manager OF Turk
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-03
MISSOURI BALKs ON CoLoRED MAN
As n Result C~Ornhuskers Lose at
Basket Bau.


LINCOLN. Feb 2-(Special Telegram)-
The refusal of the Missouri basket ball five
to play against Wood, the colored left for
ward OF the Nebraska team, caused the
~Cornhuskers to lose a closely contested
game to the SHOW me- men at the uni
versity .armory tonight by the score OF 26
to "a. Wood is the regular forward on the
Nebraska quintet and with his position
occupied by a substitute the state school
five was not able to play together with
enough speed to defeat the heavy Missouri
goal tossers.
The accurate basket tossing Of the visitors
allowed them to win the contest. In the
first half they gained a lead by three
points, the score being is to 10 at the inter
mission. During the first fifteen minutes
Of the second session they increased this
lead to ten points. The Cornhuskers during
the last five, minutes of the game, by a
wonderful squirt of dribbling, increased
their score until they were within two
points Of evening up. Walsh tried a field
goal in the last half minute of play that
barely missed the basket and kept the
Cornhuskers from taking a victory.
Nebraska's play was far below that Of
the Kansas game. Many chances for field
goals were missed and the ball was lost
frequently by inaccurate passes In carrying
IL down field. Bell again starred for the
Cornhuskers. Captain Henley and Left
Guard Ristine did brilliant work for the
visitors. The former scored eleven of the
points credited to his team. He guarded
his opponent, Petrashek, so we'll that the
tall Cornhusker was kept from tossing a
single basket. The lineup:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-03
LETTER FROM MANAGER OF TURK
Joe COffey Calls Kennedy for Claim
ing to Have MahmOut.

Now comes Joe Coffey. vice president and
matchmaker of the Empire Athletic club of
Chicago and in a letter TO the sporting
editor OF The Bee maintains that he Is
the real manager OF Yussif Mahmout, the
Turk, and that no one else has a right to
make any engagements for the Turk. The
letter is given below that the readers of
The Bee may read the dope as 1t is handed
out:
"EMPIRE ATHLETIC CLUB, CHICAGO,
Jan. 81.-Sporting Editor Omaha Bee: In
Nour edition of January % ! see where
George Kennedy OF Montreal is posing as
manager of Yussif Mahmout, the Turk.
In order that you may know the facts and
also show Kennedy where he is at, I write
you these few lines to explain the circum-
city February 8.
Kennedy has been in our city (Chicago)
about three weeks and during that time
he has continually tried to secure the man
agement OF the Turk, knowing him to be
a great wrestler, and has even gone so far
as TO write 20 r number of prominent
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-03
POsTOFFICE.
InMa VIII Sod WifhdraM.

IOWA CITY. Ia, Feb. 2-(Special)- Iowa
authorities ~fndignantly denied the report
ereulated That the University OF Iowa In
terded 10 withdraw from the Big Eight.
as shown by the Intention to have former
Track Captain VIII Riley compete in the
state and Missouri Valley field meets this
spring 1T is unfortunate thst such mis-
there, rs no foundation for them" said
Prot. l. NJ Byers OF the Iowa board yes
terdsy, cit is certain that the university
will not use Riley unless there o. abso-
lutely no doubt under thes rules OF the
meet In which he Will run. II Is more than
ridiculous that bowas had am intention of
Withdrawing from the Big Eight"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-03
REVISING THE RESERVE LISTS
National Base Ball CommIssiOn sends
Out List of and Drafts.

Out List of Purchases and Drafts.
CINCINNATI, o., Feb. 1.-The National
Ease Ball commission today issued a list
by NSSfions, w ssSoc SiP tio5 chsbs oe ing re Ies @bo@
major eague clubs have gained title. The
commission recommends that this list be
Immediately verified by the proper Off
GERS of the National association clubs and
that the players, whose title has passed to
major league clubs be at once stricken
from the reservation list, which follows.
NATIONAL League Players
Cincinnati club: William A. Aubrey, pur-
chased, reserved by Omaha; G.. A. Smith,
drafted reserved. by Oakland; A. Furchner,
drafted, reserved by Sioux City: George
geles.
Brooklyn club Henry Hoch. drafted, re-
Pittsburg club: Richardson. drafted. re-
served by Inde ~pendence, Kan. Sullivan,
purchased, reserved by Kansas City; Bran
don, purchased, reserved by Kansas City
r. j. Anderson, purchased. reserved by
Rochester,; William Powell, purchased. re-
served by Springfield; M. r. Parker, pur-
chased, reserved by Springfield.
st. Louis club: Ed Higgins. drafted, re-
served by Bloomington; R, f. McLaurin,
purchased, reserved by Augusta; William
Merlwitsky. purchased. reserved by La
Crosse dhis release was purchased since
bulletin was Issued.
New York club: Keupper., drafted, re-
served by Peoria; Arthur Fletcher, pur-
chased reserved by Dallas
Boston club: Pitcher Essick, drafted,
reserved by Kansas City.
American League Players
Cleveland club; w. s. Wright. purchased,
reserved by Oakland; G. Graney, pur-
chased, reserved by Portland; Thomas Raj
ferty, purchased. reserved by Portland; r.
F. Collins. drafted reserved by Indepen-
dence.
Chicago club: w. Mattick. purchased
reserved by Pueblo; Harry Suffer, pur-
chased, reserved by San Francisco; r. S
Zeider, purchased, reserved by San Fran
cisco: S. S. Flanagan. purchased. reserved
served by Dallas; Jim Williams, drafted
reserved by Waco. =
! New York club; IA. Austin, drafted
reserved by Omaha.
Philadelphia club: Heitmiller, drafted
reserved by Oakland; J. Lewis, drafted
reserved by Waterloo.
st. Louis club: Patterson, purchased, re-
served by Pueblo; Smith, purchased, re.
served by Pueblo; Chic Arnold, drafted. re.
served by Shreveport; Dwyer. drafted, re
served by Shreveport; Charles Andrews
drafted, reserved by Haverhill; A. Grips
drafted, reserved by San Antonio: w. II
Miller, drafted, reserved by Wilkesbarre
James Swift, drafted, reserved by wilkes
barre; w. Crum, drafted, reserved by Win
nipeg; Pau Cobb, drafted. reserved b,
Joplin; Charles Miller, drafted, reserved b.
Dallas; o., c.. Peters, drafted, reserved bl
Dallas.
Boston club: Aiken, drafted, reserved b,
Houston; Thompson, drafted, reserved h,
Aberdeen: Whiteman, purchased, reserved
by Houston; Frank Arellanes. purchased
reserved by San Francisco.
Washington club: William Gray. pur
chased, reserved by Los Angeles: E. c
Harry Dieters, drafted. reserved by For
Worth. ..
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-03
DE ROUEN BARREDN CHICAGO
FrenchmanC Cannot wrestle There,
Police Order Against 1t.
NKUMANE RoUGHNEss THE CAUSE
Dfanaser Gillian says He VIII Not
Permit These Tactics by De ROueR
In Turk Match
Friday.

CHICAGO, Feb. 2-Raou de Rouen, the
French giant who has been a drawing card
az wrestling shows in Chicago for some
time past, has been barred by the police
from participating in any matches in Chi
cago hereafter.
Assistant Chief OF Police Shuettler issued
an order today that no athletic club will
receive a permit for a wrestling match
where De Rouen was billed as one Of the
participants.
The prize fight tactics of De Rouen az
exhibited in several recent matches, par
ticularly in the match last night with
Mahmout, the Bulgarian, are given as the
reason for barring the Frenchman.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-03
WITH THE

Anderson made an alley record Sunday
evening. Rolling 211, 25, Isl, 733, an average
of 244is for three successive games-inci-
ientally winning the worthy prize for high
single games-beating the score of s9 put
up by Jimmy Lyons. Andy is back
In the game right, he averaged 1876 for nine
games recently bowled in the tournament
at st. Joe.
The Storz Triumphs won two out Of three
games from the Gold Tops last night on
the Association alleys. The Gold Tops
couldn't get started until the last game,
when they all rolled some good ten pins,
especially Geddes, who went we'll over the
200 mark. Captain Hartley has certainly
got a. good pair In Starr and Geddes, this
being their first game they did quite well.
Spnrp.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-03
KID NICHOLS TEAM is HIGH
Kansas city BOwIers' Lead at Close OF
Second Annual Tourney.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-. Feb. kid Nichols
five men team, Kansas City. 2,S3i, leads at
the close of the second annual tourney of
the Middle West Bowling association, which
will end here tonight. Today's bowlers are
local tealent and their rolling will not
the other high men. Ameling and Freeman,
st. Louis, who rolled Lac in the doubles
and Jack Herbert, st. Louis high in the
sin giles with GAS. 90
Before ad%journing the tournament tabled
the offer of r. T. Malone, president OF the
st. Paul Bowling association, who proposed
that the association unite with his organ
ization.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-03
sIx-DAY RACERS BEAT RECORD
Teams Are Fifteen Miles Ahead at
End of First Day.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Feb. with VIII
cox and Senhouse list one mile behind the
other contestants, the siX-day bike race en-
tered upon its second day i'm Convention
hall this afternoon, The promise was that
II the terrific riding of Moran and his
keen rival Fogler continued several other
teams would fird themselves behind one
or more OF the coveted laps at the end of
today's pedaling.
Numerous spills lave marked the racing
so far. In the last hours of last night
On the speedway and crashed TO the floor.
Palmer rode over the Russian and followed
him to the center. Neither was seriously
injui I'd, although DevC noVitch was ton-
siderably bruised. Five minutes before
the end of last nights racing Fcglcr- slipped
to the track, but came lp unInjured.
When the start was made this afternoon
the teams, were fifteen miles ahead of the
previous eight-hour siX-day record. All
except Wilcox ana SefnioGse had Travelled
1856 miles, S laps.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-03

The above is the name OF a German
chemical. which is one of the many valua-
BILE ingredients Of Foley's Kidney Remedy.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is recognized by
medical text books and authorities as a
uric acid solvent and antiseptic for the
urine. Take Foley's Kidney Remedy as
soon as you notice any Irregularities, and
avoid a serious malady. Sold by all drug.
gists.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-03
MILKMEN OF THREE STATES
Dairymen of Indiana, Illinois and
wisconsin to Form Or
ganiEatiOn.

CHICAGO, Feb. "A meeting of dairy
men from Illinois, Wisconsin and Indiana,
who supply milk to Chicago, began here
today for the purpose Of forming a Tri-
State organization. One object of the
meeting will be the formulating of
plans for fighting discriminating legislation
detrimental to the dairying industry.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-03
Gothenburg Hon AmhItioas.

GOTHENBURG, Neb., Feb. 2-lSpecial1
-Gothenburg High school made a rapid
stride toward the western Nebraska basket
ball championship by defeating North
Platte High school on their floor. by the
score OF q 10 ). Gothenburg High easily
outclassed the North Platte team in ali
departments Of the game. especially In
goal shooting and advancing the ball. The
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-03
MAHMoUT WINS FROM DE RoUEN
Turk In Given First Fall on FOuI
and Takes Second.

CHICAGO, Feb. 2.-Yusslf Mahmout won
from Raoul de Rouen, the Frenchman, in
a wrestling match at the Seventh Regiment
armory last night in two straight falls. The
first fall was given to him on a foul, after
thirty-seven minutes and six seconds Of
rough work; the second fall was won I'm
20:54k,. in, a scissors and deadlock.
In the semi-final the match between
Charles Cutler and william Demetral was
a draw. Demetrai got the first fall in
eleven minutes and four seconds while his
opponent got the second fall in seven min
utes and twenty-seven seconds.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-03
CHANGE NEVADA DIVORCE LAW
II esidence Limitation for Applicants
Increased from six Months
to Two Years.

CARSON, New, Feb. 1.-The state as
sembly today passed a bill providing that
applicants for divorce in Nevada must be
residents OF the state for two years, in
stead OF six months. as heretofore.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-03

The Candy Kid" did the Postoffice team
up for two games last night on the Metro
politan alley. Penner, the new dark horse
OF the Candy Kids" was the real actor,
making the high total of &7. and had high
single game Of 22. Camp was the bowling
artist for the Postoffice team and took
away all .honoTs for that team, with 572
out for Mr.. Baehr Saturdaysnight. Tonight
the Luxus and Chabot Shoe Co. will play.
lGrnras -r "H
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-03

According te-va gDenver~~pafser Bobbie
Lowe, Sandow Mertes and Joe aianzel have
tried to get the job of managing the Teddy
Bears this season, but have been turned
down. Up-to-date Frank Chance has not
applied. But it is refreshing 10 hear the
annual announcement that Denver this
year will have a pennant winner" 1t was
feared that when White Wings blew off the
mountain roost this yearly pronunciamento
would not be forthcoming, but 1t has in
deed came All right, boys, the more
the merrier. With every team a pennant
winner just think what the finish will be.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-03
METZ BROS.

The West Sides and Cudahys had a battle
royal. last night in the Omaha league, the
Cudahys winning the first game by twenty
five pins, and the second by just one little
lonely one. Bando of the West Sides was
a star performer in the last game, getting
226, which was high single, also high totals,
with 534. Tonight Dreshers VS.. Signal
COrps. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-03

G~othenburE High school expects to take a
trip this week, playing Lexington High
school. Kearney High school and the state
Normal
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-03
Totals

In their second game against the Metz
Bros, the Gold Tops didn't do quite so
well, as they lost all three games. Cochran
getting all high games, with single OF 22
and %, and total of $50. Tonight .Sampecks
VS.. Metz Bros. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-03
Deadly Fright

possesses sufferers from lung trouble Till
they learn DR.. Kings New Discovery win
help them. SOC and 800. For sale by
Beaten Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-03

Beslin's Mixers won three games from
the Chicago Liquor House last night on
the Metropolitan alleys. w. F.. Schneider
had high totals, with $50. and Adams had
high single game with 1888. Score;
MIXERS
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-03
MISSOURI.
NEBRASKA,

Goals from field: Walsh, o; Henley, 4;
Burrus, 2; Ristine, 2; Schmidt, Perry, Inger-
soil, Bernet. Garner. Referee: Clevenger.
Umnire; Pinneo.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-03
why Not Omaha

Evidently-th h referee of the match Mon
day night shared the Tribune's view, that
IL was JFtGhF~tinFs~toH enforcefstNe rules or
wrestling against this mountain of beef.
II Kansas City and Chicago sec fit to OBJ
serve the rules Of the game Omaha
must. II the promoters of the game
want to kill II. the best way to accomplish
their end is to continue recognition of such
tactics as were permitted to de Rouen in
his match with Westergaard-
This knock ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS way OF
de Rouen's is all carefully studied. He
pursuos it with deliberation. He knows his
own limitations as a skilled man and adopts
the roughing game to bluff the other man
and give him the advantage.