The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-11

VII. ~. j., l'.n u,, or plain Joe, as they catt
MIN out IN Chicago. who're main bnsins. cur I.
PLAYING shortstop for the Cubs has VS. y, -
dream, He says that in his dream he ,,Ah WA
Vision TINT Johnny Evers. whose d d .a :.
10 ook aa,sr oals labeled hits around second
oase, would not be In the game nert yoar
ana Joe 10 worried He believes In dream.
ana no is absolutely certain that ~ t,vsr.
is OUT OF the game his work will .mrcr n
lowed to dream RED .Ad Ever, ea wiI' player Is
CUPS next year. IL he Is alive ana ali M;
tank 10 the contrary might do we'll enourh
Tor Tankville and winter evenings. but i,
isn't e "a. GRASP
Also be II noted that Evers has turned
down the job of coaching tho Yale 'ha sahai,
team and orval Overall has taken il M
Overall says that his wing is good avain.
and that tho workout at Now Haven vii
put him Just about right when the season
opens. There are many who hone il viii.
Count Zeppelin has been convinced thar
over in the u s. A. All you have ia do Is
fly high enough. SO the count ia cominp
over and viii try to show some of tho
Youngsters what i really means to be
next week. and Will be given the Rad hand
of fellowship, whatever that may mean.
Now eys.. comes mes Mr. Mr.. Hnrry-up ros. throwing
camp about Pennsy being the very best team
in the East. Wonder what Yost hopes 10
do? II he intends to make his men play
harder he is fooiinz himself. Pennsy has
got a good team. bu. as far al the Keystone
crowd being the best In the East--you will
have to pardon me while laugh up my
sleeve. It Is going to be great game.
though. when the Michiganders and the
Pennsylvanans get together. Faith. and I
refuse to predict.
Coaches and others interested In football
have wisely come to the conclusion that
kicking is the big thing in football to-day.
The new rules have placed a premium on
the man who can boot the leather the farth-
est. and the big fellows have turned their
attention to their ends and tho fellow who
will do the punting and drop. kicking. stagg.
of Chicago. is out i'll statement that he
will defeat Cornell through the superiority
of his kicking department. and II that de-
partment Is what he says II Is he will com E
mighty near making good. In Crawley and
Wilson he has two good toe artists.
Mighty nearly as good as Eckersall was in
his time. There Is always the advantage
with team having a good kicker. No
matter how strong the opposition. there will
always be time during the game when the
ball will be in such position as to make
heid goal possible. Then out with the
men with the toe, and the game Is won.
| When the National Baseball Association
meets in Chicago on November Is watch
I out for sQualis. There are a number OF
kicks to be settled. In the Western LeaEus
some dissatisfaction exists over the showing
| made by the Topeka club. This club was a
loser. and there is scramble on for the
| franchise. Then there will be reclassif-
cation in the c and D divisions. Prospect:
are bright for real old-time scrappy meet
ing.
Some of these dopesters are really funny
They go about picking championship teams
with wild abandon just as Il merit shouldn't
count. Georgetown had better keep under
cover until that game is over Saturday
After then they will have plenty OF time
to crow.
jim Stewart and al Kaufman will no,
night. at least not tonight, as had been
scheduled. The Californian spratned his
right wrist and was rendered hors du com
bat. as they would say in France. Great
pity and much disappointment in Tight cir
! cies in New York. Tho bout Will be pulled
off later. soon as the. wrist mends, SO
they say.
/ All of the big football elevens report that
| the teams are in good shape. Tho peculiar
things about such reports is that they differ