The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-11-25
EckersaIl and Jim Thorpe Were
the Greatest Kickers in Their
Day, Each Having Made Seven
Goals From Field In a Game.
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@HARLiE BRlcKLEY's kicking Of
i've field goaia. four With drop
kicks and one from placement, In
~ Yale game Saturday marks him NJ
~ grsatsst Of this years kickev. In
~ Freshman game against Princeton
three ysars ago Brickiey kicked four
0oals. Since that time he has been
0av,ag ". apparently. for some big
oocaAlon.
There have been many famous Eoal
E1ckers. Br1ckiey's performance Satur-
~ didn't establish q record. ~ Ecker
ell. the marvellous toe artist OF the
Uhivsrsity Of Chicago. once kicked
seven goals In . game against Wiscon-
N In his laat college game Eckersau
Kicked i've field goals.
Ths most remarkable single kick on
eecord was that Of Pat O'Day Of Wis
eonsin. who made . Axty -fve-yard fsld
Oeaa. ODay made punts Of ninety
yaraa In tho Princeton Yale game of
- the great De Witt kicked field goal
AOm the very edge Of the field. from
GAms and piunsing Yale into the un-
v0srabls depths Of woe that follow a
0urs vSetory turned at the last moment
no ~ irrstsaevabis defeat
I'M THORPE and Brickley are the
nost remarkable neld goal kicksrs
sincs Eckersaua time. Thorpe
0QuAlled the record Of seven htld goals
~ BY Ecksrsau. This wa In tho
Carlials-v illanova game. played Oct. 2.
n Thorpe not only kicked seven field
Oeaas, but he made three TOUCHDOWN
- the aide. some football plsyer--that
1n1iani He was the best goal kicker.
he best runner with the BAH and the
q Aest au.around athlete OF his time.
Against Harvard. 1911. Thorpe kicked
four nssd goals. winning the game
-HE man with the punch makes
his mark in public life. Dudley
= Field Malone. new Collector Of
the PORT Of New York. 10 . well-trained
athlete. Mr.. Malone's favorits sport ID
boxins. which he enjoys either within
- without the ropes. Boxing" he
oail yesterday. 'Quickens The eye.
toAsas the muscles. and makes the brain
aoolvA lie . delightful pasums and
warns up the blood to healthy and
G0elent action. Boxing has other val
~, aslds from it, physical effects II
mahise one to stand on aggreHsive per-
ooos who attack ono. and you know
oo6-protection 10 q law ~ old as the
human race" Mr.. Malone spends hall
- hour day putting his theories abor'
beaing into practice.
@OB IALLISTER. the very clsve
x young California middlewsish
- who was to have fought youni
0nks Donovan at the Fairmont to-mor
Sow Night, has . severe attack Of ton
owes ana viii b unable to 20 on. Nc
AlHstes has never bssn out of Call
eoenia before and the cold weather her,
effected him. Tho bout was postpons'
tWo weeks TO give him time to recover
aGaAlister 70 very anxious 70 make SoO'
- hie arst Eastern bout He expect
% get . match with Nike Gibbons o
Eddie Ao0oorty or George Chip ate
going On with Donovan.
-REDDY WELSH meets Phil Bloor
at the Atlantic Garden to-nigh
= Freddy's Idea in taking this DEF
pssats chance 10 TO show the feverishl
a1xtous American pubic that no Ism
Q lemon picker. also that ne regard
the chsI,snr~ AZ lack Br,tton an
eth~r impert,nsnt interlopers with IN
onener Ae~ree Of eonternpt II he Oh,
reAn,. p,oor no,h,n, a,ss can .,ar
80 -. Il. =.
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0'p'Su-
t"e TOT 'ne i'oA,ns commisnol
10 maze some enor' 70 ma o'
way their o~a asehu ignore u
eemmiseon rule about ring side we!sl
iaG In. LAngford didn't weigh In At a
on the night Of his bout with Johnse
AZ the Atlantic Garden A. G, A IA,
~s,rht "a. announced. IN pounds. a.
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