The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-08
Harvard Football Authorities
condemnlns Yale Manage.
ment for Doing What They
Did Themselves.

ospynsht. 1919. by The Pr.s Publishing o.
THE Mes York World.
Harvard Crimson" hands
Yale a few light verbal upper
cuts because Yale wants to have
NE Hafvard-Yaie game next year held /
D week later. The trouble 10 that Yale ,
nsets Princeton . week before the Har-
vasd game. and what 10 left Of Yale
oftsr the desperate night against the |
Flyer b Just = little too much bruised !,
md banged about to have . chance with
Harvard.
The Crimson intimatsd that Yale 10
eeting ohiiddshiy In trying to rsarrangs
Der football schedule.
But the gentlemen At Cambridge |
would take . glance hack over Har-
wards own football history for two or
0ree ysars they'd notice that Harvard |
I'D exactly the same thing. Harvard
cut out the Carlisle game because the
Hsdskins were mussing them up and
leaving them In Door shape for Yale. |
eoo last year they dropped even the
Dartmouth game for the same reason.
II Wa ali right SO long a. Dartmouth
was easy picking. but when Dartmouth
oevslopsd football game that extended
Ne BIG Crimson team to the limit the
Sootoan authorities decided that Il was
darvsrd's policy to beat Yale at any
cost Harvard could dispenss with the
entertainment afforded BY the Hnnover
Sads. There was . side Issue In the fact
mat many New England athletes were
orsfering Dartmouth to Harvard In
chocsins . college.
THE nrst twenty-round bout ..sr I.
the East In years In scbeau,.1
Tor Dec. 4>at New Haven. IL.
WILLARD end the Deadly Bosr tsom..
Ono SpsHoA diReesatly) Will be TIA
eAief offsndse& A. Nod>l and Willard
oss TO receive . per cent. of the cat.
secstpts they should b Willing 70 work
. little for the money. Imagine Willard
and Rodel getting away with a share
Of the gate that might possrbIy be siyen
= two worlds champions appearing IN
~ same ring. Pretty good MATCHING.
~ the hghterv.
s1YyJ,u prr<,u,u
MI -. 49, ,ro E 20 ! favor-
" o.e' tommy murphy In Their
z t"eh'y-round battle In CalRornia
Wednesday' While on the strength OF
hh recent performan noes Willie should
strons odd. when ,h.r.
~eoA men in . n.h, oaa. =, 80
..sSsaom rr ,on. h,s " s
neal. =, Co.,.
.' % .o"rss. mas an anV~ntass
wi Aommy IN youth' Hes prettier
oexsr ana = o'eaner and harder hitter
e1an Murphy.
But Tommy has shown TINT he n vel,
gaited for twcnty-round nights. lie ha,
~ - ~"
~" nAs "e.'en wo'sAN sho
SoIsh' anu sHnoush outpointed oy Nc
ter'and hnished stronger than Packsy.
He has worlds OF endurance and re-
eup>estivs power. Tommy,a recent 6Rb,
Win Mcfarland can BE- thrown out Of
$500 cs'eS ..s sm u a.oa' show TIT. he,
sva ei... Mcr.ri.nd ou,xa,n n a hin %,,
"srNh that maze the match ab
oerN- Ana OF course Packey Ia thu
eleverest OF them all. Entering tn,
ring middle weiEht he could whip an!
esnef hghtwei9ht a. easily or almost q
seaily a. no did Murphy.
~ Richie does manage 70 beat Tomm!
seshy u WIZ show that At last the Har
oeag slide.
"A-day race 20 cahsd) u
on again, Thn the mos
deadiy duii ana stupid perform,
A4eo held In tho name or sport. II
q great tntsrest 70 thimbls ringers
ators. petty sneak thievss. pickpocket
- strong arm men. These. m IN
NAVY pa~t. nave 'nteseed the Garde
eSnoaIiy ana nave msde Sreet hau'e
neI MeyM 90 n III S ~"
- prsesu'on u mIsht oe Ven, yo
- ne re0e: 70 Keep your overcoet
$4,000 o. Mtuns ON u snd eettinG u
'yoeNne yo0r necA vnen <he cappers
st ysn, INC s, 20 ,eev ~ ws'on' none