The evening world., 1911-12-04
College Football One Game in
Which True S%portsmanship Is
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osp1dGhA, 1911, ~ T9slPres Publishing o..
tTbe New 10th World.
RYANY regrets accompany the pass
Nv ting OF the football senson. One
evA Of the most lsirs.ing experiences
IN the life OF a satherer % sporting
news is q visit to souas c1lass training
oemp. Here IL genuine, untainted sport
Tho game played fri thSfbve OF tho
game. Every player r. full Of college
spirit. Tho credit OF his COLLEGE comes
before all personal considerations. And
the credit OF his college doesn't depend
upon winning alone. wlnnihk or losing.
the team must play n clean. fair. sports
naniike game. There's nP- dIscredit in
IN honest defeat. fhefs would he
Observation-Disclosures tAisersse : connected
with winning by unfa'rr methods.
There's one of the nbest things about
college sport. Every atrlete' learns, n
he has not known II before. that true
sportsmanship ranks nhofE everything
else. Every man learns that he must
uos every ounce of his strength, every
bit Of his intelligence. every last re.
source Of endurance and courage-to
win the game fairly. II that doesn't
Wiu-uaB Ou 10 tne Otncr earn-HnQ
there's another year coming!
Where can this spirit be found In
Dr0fsesionai sport? There In only one
result to be striven for-the money.
Baseball. racing, boxing wrcstling-it's
The eme everywhere; money first. sport
second and running about four laps be-
hind. q
rs . liberal education in sportsman
ship. in one Of Princetop's lean years.
70 hear the Tiger ~rooters. standing hat
II hand. sing Old Nassau as the Tiger
team goes fighting down to defeat. and
- the beaten team marches slowly
frem the field to hear the Tiger yell
leader megaphone up:2sC6fnS on now,
fs3ows! They did THAR beet! One long
cheer for the team. and wind It up
with . Tiger for YalsriqnT
vHE serious accident IN which Hugh
Jennings was Injured Saturday
night win be a lesson to enthusl-
astio baseball fans. Hereafter It will
be considered bad form and poor judg-
mont to give popular baseball managers
automobiles. shotguns. ~aeroplanes or
other dangerous toys. II would be much
bstter all around to present silver tea
sets. jewelled watches. silk bathrobos
ana tnnocuous tokens Of esteem of that
sort We need all the good men In base
bah.
n. BOMEISLER. proud father OF
the Bomelsler OF Yale. whom
~ selected as one OF the ends on my
au-Eastern team, called us up on the
phone.
Congratulations" said Mr.. Bomeisier
You hit It Just right. / had selected
an American team for my own satisfac-
teo. and I've been following the game
pretty closely this year. F~unny-youi
selection was n duplicate OF mine In
every position. Let me congratulate You
Oh POUR good Judgment"
Why. sure! or course I don't want e
throw any bouquets In my own direc'
ton. Mr.. Bomelsler. But let me con
s~ratulate you upon YOUR selection. Ii
my opinion It would be hard to beat.
TVHE lightweight title will have q
long rest. Nobody Is going I,
chase II around the lot for a few
months. Ad wolgast is recovering
nicely from his operation for nppen'
dtcitis. according to latest reports from
California. But even at tho best II will
bs half q year before Ad is 1T to fgh'
sss.h' a"a eNen "n'" ne uoes oee'
NO oouot ne "'n thAe vi wv =" e"ie
easy marks to find out how much thu
operation Is going 20 affect his nbilit!
10 take punches. Packcy Mcfarland d
out OF II for the present with a broker
right hand. From England comes tn