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The Washington times., 1915-10-08
Princeton Tigers in
Short Scrimmage Work

PRINCETON, Oct. s.-For fear Of In
juries TO his mon on the field. made
slippery and treacherous by a drizziins
rain, Coach Rush. OF Princeton. short
encd the practice yesterday to rttle
more than one hour.
Dave Tibbott was tried out at GUAR
ter for Z short time In lieu Of Ames
and Click. who are being rested. Ames
should be able to get into tomorrow
game with Syrscushe. Halsey. a second
string guard. had a trial at tackle. but
II 10 not likely that he will be shifted
to that position. Rayhill and Wilson
tackle Nourse % and HOE guard u nIt Win
Gennsrt at center. Tho backficld was
composed of Tibbott. at quarter; Lam
berton and Shea. halfbacks. and briggs
II full
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Can See Yale Eleven
Practice, Say Coaches

NEW HAVEN, Conn. Oct. SIT was
announced today that the policy Of hav-
ing nothing but secret practice will be
aba andoned next week and members Of
the undergraduate body will be admitted
to part Of the practice. This announce
ment was hailed with delight by tho
students.
Carl White. the choice for center last
year, displaced Way. who has been
playing the position all fall. In the line
up today and Club Sheldon won the
rinht TACKLE position from Oates. The
lineup Of the team yesterday Is the
proba bic combinati tion to face Lehioh TO.
morrow and consisted Of Mosely and
tackles: Black and J. Sheldon. guards !;
White, center: Bentley. quarterback; ;
Wilson and Scovil, halfbacks. anA
Guernsey, fullback.
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Berton BraIey Declares Phlla-
dsIphla Does Not Look the
Same Without Athletics Con-
tending in Games.
Bard Mourns Absence Of Baker,
Collins, and 'McInnes, Who
Have Held Center Of Stage
Heretofore.
By BERToN BRALEv.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct .S.-Some-
how or other it doesn't seem right
TO start . worlds series this way,
with J. Franklin Baker secluded
from sight and Collins clean out
Of the play; with Stuffy McInnis
removed from the view and never
. vision Of Schang, or any at all
Of that Mackian crew, that glorious
fence wrecking gang.
hut soft, there Is one Of them Greeteth
Us still, as classy and fast as Of old.
for out Of the wrcck o: :lc Mackian
mill the genial Barry was sold end now.
With his legs wrapped In sox that are
Red and In Bostonese costume bedight.
he piays for the glory u Eoston IN
stead-but somehow It doesn't seem
right.
know that the marvellous baseball
machine which Connie had built UP OF
yore was smashed by the Braves to tho
last smithereen and scattered in pieces
galore, I know that the Red Sox have
honestly won their place In this ulti-
mate night, but when all the talk and
discussion Is donc-weil. somehow II
doesn't seem right.
II doesn't seem right that the series
should start with tho Mackian outfit
not there, but 1t doesn't give me ony
sadness Of heart and I can't truly say
that I care; in fact. like sone Thousands
Of fans whom 7 know, I'm tickled to
death that it's 80.
For IT'S going to be fun-or at least
so We hope. to go through series with
out any dope" to sit in a game where
the cards are all new and We don't
know what's what or exactly who's
who; to hgure what shade smoky joe"
hes to earn, 20 mold Messrs. Killifer.
Cfavath and Byrne and whether this
G. Alexander, the Great. can freezo all
the Bostonese bunch to the plate, or
whether iris Speaker and Hooper and
Carrigan will hammer his curves
through the ambient air again.
ting It plain, I ain't got no guess. but l
hone II won't rain.
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Thought Him Narrow.

When Lord Kitchener was in Scot
land some years ago he spent consider
able time hunting and fishing. One Of
the eillics who attended him. on beins
asked what he thought OF Kitchener
replied "Weel. sir. he's vera weel a. n
he's narrow" '''
Hows that" nsked his questioner.
II always thought he was very liberal. :"
"Ochl weel. IT'S Just this way" re-
sponded the gillie. "The ither day when
ne shot q stag he asked me II I would
take dram, an ! said Yes He began
poortn' oot the whisky into q cup. M
by, way o. bein' Eenteel, I says Stop! !
an. dash II. he stoppit Ay, he's rale
marrow. Boston Transcript
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He Explained the Gender

Some days ago." relates the wife of
wcll-known attorney. II accompanied
my husband on a business trip to
Cleveland. As we ate our luncheon I
CHANGED to overhear several travelling
men testing with the colored waiter.
George travelins men always say
George to colored waiter.) this bill
or fare has an item, chicken eiblets with
biscuit. We would like to have some OF
that, but we want to know whether
there is more than one biscuit
George examined the menu card.
scratched his poll and finally answered
No suh-yo' don't get only one. De
wo'd biscuit is singular gender. so
yo' all don't get but one. '"-Chicago
News.
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Confident of VicoryCatcher Kr viii Be Unable To Play
Bowling Tonight.

Terminal Railway Y. M. c. Aud.
itors W. General offics.
Marine Corps-Canacao W. Lubis.
Masonic-Mt. Pleasant W. George c.
Whiting.
Inter-Bureau-soiicitors 70. Pub,,ca-
tions.
Fraterntty-Phi w. Zetta.
Arcade-Goldenbergs W. Areadisas.
National Capitai-veivet Kind 70.
A. c. M. Y.
Southeast-Oaklands Vs. Nesline stars.
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TODAY'S SPORTORIAL
By LOUIS 4. DOUCHIR

The worlds series Of
any before 1t in the history these
with that reads Of the complaint lodged the
tho Boston Red Sox the the
have its home
stead Of at shbe Park the Red sox ompanants
grounds that the would make possible
would be with complaining
fewer fans will be able their
Philadelphia The Red
fans to be disappointed but about the
those thousand will NOT into the biggest baseball melon
of them all.
The capacity Of the Pho about That Braves
Field in Boston slightly than
will gate Philadelphia this gate
worth the nghbohooi of $4,000 The players share the
thereafter With fair skies, is doped that 1000 will be
taken during those first four OF this total the National Com
will take $3Oo0 the contendng clubs $lOSOoo
and the players will have along with $4,000 Figuring
e the msss oss sss 9 & pity G PeGs the most seven days en-
ss How a many ny Years % SS s ss se much @ % s s
M s hBs Bs'S n SS BAKER I h Ph did % a melon a aesne @ S G
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EASTERN ELEyENS
GET MUCH ACTION
Play Third Game Of Season To.
morrow on Raln.Soaked
Fields.
ter tomorrow

Eastern football teams enter tomorrow
on the third stage Of the seasons grind
on soGgy fields. In the West. the big
fellows. after weeks OF practicing, are
making their second showinGs In Inter-
collegiate combats.
Interest In the East 10 largely cen
tered on the Prines.1nsyTseS.e s... 't,as try. Z;
ssainst oeorSetown two weeks ago was
anything but auspicious. a. they won
by only 10 to 0. in Q game that showed
many weaknesses. Since that time. how
ever, Coach Speedy Rush has driven his
men TO- the limit. and Indications TO-DAY
morrow's game more like the Princeton
Harvard is expected to have q walk
away with Carlisle. The Indians are
weaker this season than they have been
IN years, a. was shown when Lebanon
Valley College held them to scors'e''
Yale undoubtedly will have a tougher
time with Lehigh. but should win by 9
GOOD score. The Blue rolled up total
of thirty-seven points against Maine.
which 10 indicative Of q fairly good OF
Uncle Sans twihs-the Army and Navy
swing into action against Gettyeburs
and Pittsburgh. Tho Marines are liable
to find q tartar In the Pittsburshers:
and no one would be greatly surprised
II Pttthburgh would repeat It's last
years victory. Last year tho Pitt TRIM
med the Navy. u to 6.
with the possible exception OF the
Iowa Minnesota game, the West does
not offer a very attractive program to-
morrow. Chicago meets Northwestern In
the only other big nine eame. but little
interest Is centered In It because Coach
Staggs warriors have beaten North-
wesfern for so many years that Its q
Chicaeo tradition. It might almost be
called = habit.
the Iowa Minnesota game. however.
rhouid be a hummer. because both teams
are always strong. and this year 10 no
exception.
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Tomorrow's big games follow;

Tomorrow's big games follow:
Georgetown VS.. Mercedes.
Catholic University VS.. NJ. A. c.
Gallaudet vs. v. NJ. 7.
Virginia VS.. Richmond College.
Yale VS.. Iehigh. at New Haven.
Harvard VS.. Carlisle. at Cambridge.
Cornell VS.. williams. at Ithaca.
Dartmouth VS.. Tufts. at Hanover.
Princeton vs. Syracuse, at Princeton.
Army Va. Gettysburg. at West Point.
Navy Va. Pittsburgh. at Annapolis.
Pennsylvania vs. Penn State. at Phiia'
delphia.
Johns Hopkins vs. 81. Msrys. at BAL,
timore.
Amherst Va. Brown. at Amherst.
washinston-Jeferson vs.. Lafayette
at Washington.
Carnegie Technical Va. West Virginia
At Pittsburgh.
Wisconsin va. Marquette. at Madison
,Notre Dame vs.. Haskell Indians. a,
Notre Dame.
Minnesota vs.. Iowa, at Minnea polls.
Michigan vs.. Mt Union. at Ann Arbor
Purdue VS.. Beloit. at LAFAYETTE.
bana.
Northwestern vs.. Chicago. At Evans.
ton ~
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Both Managers Use
Sixteen Men in Game

NEW YORK. Oct. s.-Managcrs Car
rigan and Donovan used sixteen players
In yesterdays windup Of the season. In
which the Yankees won by I to 3. Gregg
worked three innings for the Red Sox
and Collins six.
after the game. The Yanks won in the
ninth. Both teams got eight hits.
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Games Starting Today Will Be Largely Test of What
Players Are Able to Do Under Unusual Strain.
Best Money Team Will Win.
By iris SPEAKER,
OF the Boston Red Sox.

Many friends have called since became positive that the Red
Sox and Phes would meet in the big and have tipped to
lot Of stuff Some Of these psers baseball aren't
The information they have ven about equally valuable
Several have told Just how after Alexander
mako him the shower bath before inning
Others have confined themselves about Cavah tipping
how pitchers could keep him from collecting foul during
tho oaaries
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SPEAKER e: e.: !: =; e: !; i: 6; !: :
Baseball Critics Who IN nkNN ~
Cslled PhiIlies One-Man IVvU liz ~ III
rcc-n WIN Soon Learn l wv VAIN
Their Mistake" Says -
llifer Is Out of Game, But Returns to Phillies With
Much Dope on System of Red Sox After Watch
ing Them Play Series in New York.
BY PAT MORAN.

Ny greatest weather
said that will increase chances the
SERIES but that feel that just good
Red time, and
the couple of rainy intervening would
give . Alexander ofener.
midst Of fine workout morning
started OF compelled call
thing we'll satisfied with what the
during the practice.
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Killifer rejoined the club. after having
watched the Red sox In New York for
the past few days. and he had n lot OF
stuff to tell us about the kind OF balls
they were hitting off the Yankee pitch
ers. All the dope we can get now Ia
being carefully gone over In our meet
ings. and believe that when the crucial
time comes we will be we'll prepared
for the test.
I am afraid. though. that Killifer Is
out OF the series. I have been hoping
against hope all the time. but from
present indications he Will not be Of
any use to Us. There might be chance
that he could 70 behind the bat and
catch . fine game Of ball for one game
or even more. but the task might ruin
his arm forever.
l want to win the series. sure enough.
II would be foolish for me to even pre-
tend that i don't. But I don't believe
] would use "kilr' In tho series. even
u knew he would win for me. II I
thought there was any danger OF him
destroying his arm for all time. ] think
my players know that I play fair with
them. ahd II wouldn't be fair to take
away his chance for q future livelihood
lust for this series. no matter how i'm
portant II 10. And l don't believe any
Of the boys would want me to. because
In all my experience as a player I never
met with a finer buch OF players any
where.
There isn't much for mo to say. We
are Just waiting for the thing to start.
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and then We'll 20 out and try to upset
the dope Just tho same as we did dur
Ing the National League pennant race.
nave received lots OF suggestions
from my friends on National League
clubs. some Of them players who have
faced the Red Sox In a worlds series,
about how to play Carrigsn's crew.
Quite a biz of this advice looks pretty
good to me. but some Of II is oontradic-
tory. SO ! don't know how much atten-
tion I can pay to It.
One thing 10 certain, though. I am
going to give first call to what Alex
snder and Killifer observed about the
New York. other suggestions may be
Of value. and I have no doubt they will
be. but where the observations OF my
own players differ from those Of other
people. I am going to depend on my
We are ready. That's about all ] can
say now. couldn't wish to have a
finer conditioned lot of players going
into a series as I have now, barring
kiliifer's sore arm. II II rains enough
to prevent the frst game being played,
then II Will be necessary TO keep the
fellows on edge somehow. and ! hgure
we can do that all right.
No matter how lots OF critics have
doped II out about a couple of rainy
days being of advantage to us. I want
nothing more than clear and warm
weather so that every game can be run
of as scheduled. We are not a one
man club. and all l want is a chance
to demonstrate It.
Copyright. Philadelphia Press. 1851
The Washington times., 1915-10-08
Unusual

Yep. They are. The most
unusual suit values you'll find
in q days walk around town.
They are unusual suits. To
begin with, the price
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