The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-12
LINING EN- OUT

critics are greed that Maulhcisch.
th, line p%lunEiuR haliuack ct Michi-
gau is the best of his sort tu appear
in 70 decade
Tommy Mc-lr,y. cousin 81 the late
Luther M,Carty. casil, defeated Jim
savage lu q lu-ruuud bout ia New
York. BE had thy b,ttcr cot the bout
throughout and knocked savage down
twice.
Johnnie Poe again has gone 10 nar.
.frIu''t"u's famous h.lfhack. wit and
fiEhtIur man extraordinary is % cam
nono'r boa tho BRUSH ipmy.
OF al Princeton picturesque char
acters Johnnie Toe Is one 90 thu most
Interesting. when hc WAS in college.
now nearly 20 years ago.. ne was 70
haIfuack or unusual talents \ run-
uer through the line -n low that he
passed beneath the hips ~ his oppo-
uouts, u fJcklor SEQ hard and fierce
chat bis name itself was terror, his
greatest Isstt. nevertheless. was his
tremendous spirit. The higher the
score mounted against Princeton the
harder Johuui, fuurht.
All ca, other famous Princeton roes
arc J0huuie.s brothers. and each II
them almost single handed has in his
tim. licked either Harvard ur Yale on
the lr,dirun
when ai peace Poe is "a miner IN the
west Iis lI,, uu d plains has made
him 60 dead shot with q rifle or re-
tolVer and his war experience has
meade him equally adept with q cane
nom ur machine gun.
Not long after me war bon Europe
broke out johnnie started for the front
and joined the English colors lie
was assigned 90 the light artillery
sent into camp at Woolwi,h, and q
probably Is on the nghtus lin iu
France or belgium
Every one. says a New York expert,
would ukc Geo see Michigan ON the
schedules OF Yale. Princeton and Htr-
ward next season except possibly. Yale.
Princeton and Harvard
Mike Dprizas. the Penn guard. is the
strongest man playing football lie
holds the strength record aud the in-
tcrDullrgiHtc wrestling championship.
Mike ls gentle hE nature. and when
Coach Rfookc first made 90 football
player ur him his season hc did not
take kindly Go the rude rough side of
the sport tle handled al his oppo-
ucutr gently until Busch. iu the game
against the Carlisle Indians, made hum
ID target and roughod him up. Mike
got sore and tore into Bu=ch until he
Il.itcr was manhandled &C. a fare-you-
we'll Nou Mike msbes 30 "a point to
Iump into the other fellows before
they start picking on him
YaIe's annual clash with Princeton
] NoN. it will have % battle within q hat-
ne that Will bc worth going "a long
ways Co see.
This game viii lind two sll-Ameri-
can tackles opposing each "thcr N"t
only that. bat they are captains OF
their teams Talbot OF Yale. was
] picked for one all American tackle hY
Waller camp, last year hallin ~
Princeton. was picked Tor N other.
and later their teams elected them
field leaders Tor 1914
Talbot viii play LEFT tackle Tor Yale
and Haliin viii bUck him when the
Nale-Princoton game Is staged 10 VIII
be- the FIRST time since 1855 that two
ail-American players have PLAYED OPP
p0sito each other IN that year ends
Cabot &C Harvard and Gelbert. ~
/ PENNSYLVANIA. clashcd aud put up a
wonderful game.
a
Ia naming his All-American baseball
team. S%taliugs in "a ~ absent
m~lndcdcness picked nne 80 tWo play
ieFs who are not members OF the hos-
! ton Braves.