The sun., 1916-11-19

third. who is right. A or III J. :.
b Is right.
Dear Tom-On q play similar TO that
which occurred In the second inning Of q
New York.Philadeiphia game played last
runner on third. the runner on third being
caught between third and home on an In
seid nj, what. according to your expert
the runner from third caught, the runner
on second ADVANCING to third. or does the
.unner on second remain at second? III
runner from third retreating TO third, both
reaching the base and both being touched
oy the ball In the hands of ar opposing
and which j. outf The purpose Of this
question IL to learn TO what extent CO.
ordination OF movement between the two
which player would be guilty Of a bone
In the event. that the above play occurs
mat is' both PLAYERS claiming the same
say a similar play occurs in major league
eames-that Is, one runner being caught
inEf c, WHITEHEAD.
This play IL quite a common one.
With men on second and third, It Is
their intention to keep from being re-
tired so batter also may get TO second
base. In the event both are on third
bass, hich frequently happens. the man
who was there had prior right to tho
bag. No bone is pulled on such a play.
Dear Tom-would you please publish In
The SUN the twelve big COLLEGE football
teams that play games on Thanksgiving
Dav7 ! am a regular reader of your VAL
uaele column. You may give me as many
to yourself, = "' HTSH fG :. % M'TAe a1Hso''
Brown VS.. Colgate. at Providence:
Rutgers w. Washington and Jefferson
at Polo Grounds. New York Penn Va.
cornell at Philadelphia Pittsburgh VS..
Penn State at Pittsburgh Fordham W.
Villanova at Fordham. New York Holy
Cross W.. Boston College at Boston. and
Georgetown VS.. George Washington ~
Washington. Yale. Harvard. Princeton.
Army. Navy and most Of
the big college elevens complets their
schedules before Thanksgiving Day this
year
Dear Tom-Plesse explain tn. hi, and
run play and also the squeeze play.
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The hit and run play goes as follows 4:
With runner on first base. signal for
play is given, Man runs as though try
!ng 10 steal. Man batting tries TO
drive ball through spot vacated by
baseman who is running over to second
to take catcher's throw. The squeeze
play. With mar on third base runner
starts home with the pitch. Batter
hunts ss In ordinary sacri6c. ,na 10
NAV ia mad. correr,,y ,,nna -.
p.y maui 'o''ec'N runner scores
easily
psar Tom bets b tina, he Mould make
rish:. b rolls ana makes sight a ,oIis
saw. he wins Who /. ,Isbtp .Xnp "
Draw bet.
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Dear Tom-DiI Al Mccoy ever knock
out Les Darcy or Jack Dillon
Dear Tom Paying pinochie, ~" hand.
60 queens. y has $50 and bets A must
Win another trick to be out,
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Il Is wrong Another trick entities
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Dear Tom--Plsying pinochlc, two hand
nj. hand until he has drawn a card can
a. MAKE 'he nein ne,ore ne pu's 'he
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wv "e "'' "' '"' 10
Dear Tom-ln the pun. Boon neht at
the broadway :. {. which was the az
gressor and which In Your opinion won the
"sn',
i'""N' '"e "ss'eSso'' ''"''" W." y"
po'h'S
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Dear Tom-A saws thai a lite holder
~, ~" r,cteI nut by
JOSEPH IlsKER,
- 80
ana KNOCKS out Il 'h'mFio' III u no oe'
cision bout. challenger takes the ttle.
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n..r Tam, Was .hs,. war nlav.,
who later became umpir. by the name OF
play 20, ' "pir". n',r III" nrnok,
Nh NsWr H'V p' "' ""'
Il, > and heard or him
"A, bed. ia n Brooklyn seni-pro.
Dear Tnm-,li Did Jack Diuon ~v-l
knock out Hating Leyinsky" t2t Wh,
mas the best claim to the light heavyweight
title q. q. q.
" 90, >ttsp.,s ,.o.,, ,s.,or
a. NO. 90 Miskes recent VICTORY
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