La Junta tribune., 1914-04-25

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ninth inAias. otfnak slnSisa y -.
ter. Barry bsntsd: DsgSS go I
wild threu. Hlatkswsea, ~ pateAer.
manags4 y ~ oat - tAe ~ veey
nicely. Hs = ane<Ass ssnp,s & ~
100 ~ ,esnt hin1. lgsves arnnk 3
his life. LaSp ~ . infisn. strv,k
out u D1ats. Plaak = WlIllons.
Barry retired. MurpAy % Mathew
son. Doyle ont q nseond.
This again sAous hat nerve
force y required II takes I nan
whose habits are clean.
"Plank. who has been pitching
since the year 1891. each and every
season for the Athletes. Il seill in
the prime Of life and can 90 I GOOD
many years more. lie Il. in fact. the
best left-handed ball curver In The
husiness.
"waddeil. when he played On the
Athletics. was tremendous player.
However. Just - soon ~ be Lost ths
clubs ways he became . rotten soak.
There WAS one play In particular
that wish to relate. Mack had juss
given Rube = string about using his
head. Rube promised. The third
time had come. One man out and
one At second base. The next batter
hit the hall to the outfield. Hartsel
sent Il In rather high. Roth Monte
and Lave Cross were rafting for II.
Rube forgot that he was little high
er than the othsrs. SO the hall vent
over their heads and hit him square
on the dome. The ball bounced
from Rubs's head and flew into
catcher Schreck's hands in time for
him 70 make his out.
"Msek told Rubs that he had the
greatest head for stops ever created.
that Il Was In the road in the right
time. but II needed little truining
as TO the place.
The last iIlustration ! am going
to give II the Pennsylvania Va. Cor
nell football game last year. The
score was tie. and the players near
the middle Of the field. Cornell
fumbled the ball. and Draper. the
husky tackle for Pennsylvania. pick
ed II up. Draper Is . big fellow.
Weighing nearly goo pounds. and his
speed vas poor.
He had clear field before him.
two men. their quarter and their full
back. opposing him What did he do!
He used his brains. Instead Of 60
lug straight down the field as they
expected him TO. he turned 70 the
Nm ard ran towards The ode lines In
ozuesG slaaeF Whsa visAia iten Ssss
Of the iine' be ssoDpsd sI16 16saly, =,
one foot. swung around. and oil
course the fellows :osiowing we're
thrown off their balance. BY this
time his interference had caught up
With him.
''They quickly removed the dan
ger Of the two remaining fellows. and
he made the touchdown. II he had
acted ~ IN ordinary boob would
have done and gone straight ahead
on the chance Of making Il 20 much
less. he would not have reflected
honor on hts school. even n he had
made Il: but In = play that requires
brains. those brains must be used
quickly and to the best advantage.
In your everyday work or play.
approach things with Just the same
spirit ~ that football player ala.
He saw . chance 70 Improve the
teams position and chance he won.
DO you take the necssaary chsscss
when necessary? You have The
brains 70 hack them W. % uss
tkSm.
IAN the sports which have snum-
sssted tonight. and spoksa Of In some
way a. other. have . good physicaI
tsAinlns In them. Thsy viii make
you better citizens. make yru hardy
athletes. aud ne you ses cay walks
Of lifs. .'--Work viii Boys.