The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-30

f -AAtlAtAa F@NAtAi s..tH f fNsf. tr r-eH from q construction to an operating stage; and the men who wished to play football, did not feel that It was good sound judgment Co leave their work for athletics. notwithstanding Mr. Thane was willing they should set away from work it they cared to play. Next year lt will be 9 different story and as Juneau won last year and Treadweu wos victorious this year. the 1915 gridiron struggle should be Q great same from every angle.
 The Army showed ito heels to the Navy Saturday on Franklin Field in Philadelphia, tho score being 20 to o. This victory by the West Pointers places the teams tied in the number of games won sinco Che annual game was inaugurated twenty years ago. Next years battle should be win' ner
 Glenn Warmers Carlisle Indian wound up O tough ason Saturday when they were defeated by the Bos ton All-Stars In a close game. The Indians bucked everything in tho east this year. and while not as strong as last year or In 1912. they neyerthe. less beat all tho college teams with ,hc exception of the larger schools
 "Hurry-Up" yost has either lost his cunning, or the material from which he selected Q team has not been as prolific of real gridiron warriors as in former days, for the Woyerinos have suffered more reverses this sea- son than in any formor year. Tho de- feat at the h0nde Of Cornell wae a painful surprise to tho Michiganders for they has assumed championship position in the West.
 Barrett. husky captain and quarter back of the Cornell 1914 footbaai eley- en has scored the greatest number of points made by any one man this year having made ten touchdowng, seven teen goals and four field goals.
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 Robbers bound and gagged "John. ny Heating. ppzae fight promoter at Kenosha. Wis. robbed him and then made a kick because be had bt- tle more than 5000 on hir perBon at the time
 Jimmy Clabby no sooner won a fight than he grabbed Q chance to SO into vaudeville. He has signed @ com tract to appear behind the footlights for three months. Ho is exhibit ing in California. but win work his way east.
 The entire Clemson, N. C.. football team was placed under arrest upon their return home from Richmond, where they played Virginia Military Institute. The CaroliniRnB had failed to get a permit from the faculty bel fore leaving for tho trip, and tho col .ege officials brought about the ar rests.
 Frankie Burns says he doeon't be leye Champion Williams can make be bantam weight any moro, and hat if he fails to do SO be (Burns) 1 gill claim the title. He asserts hol an whip anya bantam in tho buBineHs. ! 5e win next try his fists on Johnny 'oulon. He put Kid Hermann out ot business in New Orleans a week ago .upday.
 T. ]. Mccarey who has been pro- noting fights on the Pacific coast or number or years. has been in- tied to so to New Orleans, where tho men have pooled to build ono { the greatest arenas Of tho world in mich Co hold all tho important mach 8 that will be fought in this part Of |Aa AfaHAHaNt a|AA AHHaA " Aa aaAH VA aAaN lost successful promoters of this de- ade
 Whatever the newspapers have to az about the Cubs and their prob bic future, President Thomas iB ow arranging for their spring train ig trip. They will train at Tampa nd will leave the Windy City March two weeks later than usual. They | 'ill end the ante season schedule | [ Memphis, April n. Exhibition con 3sts win be played at Atlanta and irmingham.
 At Appleton, Wis., Calvin Demarest efeated George Sutton 300 to 297 8 Billiard Players League match 1 yerages and high runs were: Dem rest %, 1o1; Sutton, 2. 65.
 Henry Turner, center for .bo Can .n football team, died Iron injuriesl