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The sun., 1916-10-27
RUSH DISPLEASED
WITH TIGERS WORK
Coach Spends Busy Session
Drilling Squad in Cow
cring Kicks.
Long DUMMY PRACTICE

pElNcEroS. y. T.. Oct. &c. -. Princeton
had another long workout this afternoon.
during which Speedy Rush attempted To
perfect several new formations which
the Tigers will Use ngains. Dartmouth
on saturday. \ short scr!mmage was
followed ny prolonged dummy scrlm-
mage and then the Tigers received "A
long lrill in covering kicks.
That Rush is not satisfied with tho
manner In which his varsity eleven II
performing Is evidenced by the manner
IN which hc worked. his squad again to-
dt.. No play, no matter how well Il
was executed, seemed u satisfy the
Tiger mentors, and individual flaws In
tho work of tine players were quickly
seized upon by tn" COACHES for correc-
tiuu.
Covering kicks occupied u great deal
OF attention in tho drill with Arcs and
Eddy, the foremost candidates for the
utinrtcThHck position OH the receiving
end. iiighley. Wilson. Funk and l;ahill
were used IN covering them. while the
hslfbacks wero drilled IN taking out one
of tho ends when their man had received
the ball. Although the backfeid men
DID not always prove a. adept In getting
q man as the coaches would have them
this part Of IN" work was on the whole
satisfactory.
Dave Tibbott had another long prac-
t.rc IN putting over drop kicks from va
rious distances. The Tiger 'oc artist
does no, seem satisfied In sending them
over from the 40 and - yard
line. "a he attempted several to-day
from the 30 yard mark. The distance
was too great FOR much success. how
ever. Freck and llaarcn are two o'hcr
backfeld candidate who are being
drilled In making field goals. Fr,ck IS
IA good placement and drop kicker and
Haaren Is unusually proficient in send
ing over drop kicks.
The sun., 1916-10-27
Abolition Baseball War FoNuv Fight League P
COLun1biQ'S Football
Woes Are Augmented
Rosen Injuries Knee-Wilber and Raegener Also Likely
to Adorn Side Lines During Game With
Williams Tomorrow

showed n marked Improvement Three
tuuchdpWn- were scored against the sec
ond team IN less than a half hour. Inc
substitutes were held sCoreless when the
varsity was placed Oh the defensive. The
pi"r work plays were worked In me
style. \ twenty yard pass from cam 10
h.ghn put ltgau over the line. Both Cam
and Mciuh.imer scored Oh end ruis.
MI of the varsity players except Van
Notr and ron'crv reported. Sokolcwer
ana Hoffman Will start as tackles In the
contest AT schenectady. but because or
'hc.y battered condition the coach VIII
take n nunbc. of substitutes in case of
tn injury to- either. Pontery's place at
suu'd will hc iilicd by Savage.
The sun., 1916-10-27
Something New ny sanford.

Leave II 10 Foster Sanford TO spr,ug
something new ia football. Last Satur-
day Sanford took ten OF his Rutgers
players to Providence to see Brown
beat Williams. Tomorrow Rutgers VIII,
face Brown. In addition 10 the ten
players Sanford had with him moving
picture machine and operator who filmed
good many Of the Brown plays Dur
ing the week the Rutgers SQUAD was
rfsdled with movie shows In which san
tord delivered "A little lecture pointing
cut III" weak and strong points uf the
hrown formations and the methods yf
combating them
IN Brown Rutgers will ,nec, a team,
modelled n good deal after Itself There
If one factor In which Brown will very
likely prove the stronger. and that IS
defence. ON the attack Rutgers may
sho" more than the Erunonians, bu, m.
stronger defence il likely 10 win the day.
sanford hates to hear folks talk sbou,
MS "eakiesS in defensive coaching. H..
points to the Rutgers record sirce lie
took charge there two years a,n 80
controrertinR evidence II IL San
f"rhs boast that Rutgers under h,s
coaching. has never allowed any team
I" make two successiv" frst down. and
that no team has made moro than eighty
yards 10y rushing. lie adds tina, tAer.
ISL An eleven in the country that can
get three touchdowns against Ru,r.rs.
Washington and Ice 20, two. II r,-
MAINS Tor Brown to make II thr.c--p,r ,r-
haps.
The sun., 1916-10-27
GIANTS MIXED UP
IN MANY TRADES
Thirteen Players Transferred
hy Mci;raw During Season
Of BIG Activity.

N.,r t,...!.a were made In tho National
League la. wear ;lan at any tilnc IN III"
history of the organization, accorn'he w
John Hrydlcr secretary or the ltaeue'
THIS and the influx uf the host or Fed-
eral League custnfis changed the per
suI mel Of every team in the league ana
caused A jumulcd lineup Of players 10
he considered In the official averages.
which h the reason why Hcydler DIS
covered the trades.
The Giants led all ;eams In this re-
spect handling NO less than thirteen
niayers, either coming to the team or
r.oinx away. Besides these men John
Nc,;Iav also collected FIVE players from
the Federals. Iudsmuch as only twenty
one players are allowed on team II can
be seen from this that McC'raw went Into
the market tryirg TO ind winner AS
one man expressed j. Had McGraw
made three more trades maybe the
Giants would have won the pennsrt'
Altogether there were twenty'onc reg
uIar players IN the league transferred
from one team 10 another during the
seusun. Cincinnati and Chicago were
mixed up In many trades. but not quite
the number that took tine attention or
Nct;raw OF the Giants McGraN sent
Matty, Roush and Mckecnnie to Cin-
cinnati, Doyle and Hunter to Chicago
got Herzog and Killiter from Cincinnati,
Zimmerman from Chicago. McCarty
from Brooklyn. Sa'ec from ST. Louis
Dnolan from Chicago and Gibson from
pltt sburg, although Gibson did not re-
port,
other transfers involved knetzer. who
travelled from l'oston 10 Cincinnati !.
ro,upton, who went from Boston to
lYrtsburg and back to- Boston again ;
Alex Mccarthy, from Chicago to Pitts
burg Mpl'witz, from Cincinnati to chit
cago. Fischer, from CAicago to PITTS
burg Schulte. from thicagu to Pitts
burg Wtlsor. from r,ttshurE TO Chicago.
and kautlchusr from lUttsburg TO Phila-
dolphu
Should g. H. Ebbeta fail 10 come to An
agreement with the Cubs a. to training
quarters AT Tampa, Fla. Wilbert Robin
son asks ihut the dodgers lie sent to
Texas for th. early conditioning. Rob-
lnSon's trips To- Martin with the Giants
have made him II strong booster of the
I.un. star State. and he - trying his
hr-t 10 ,uuNiN"" Ehhri-.
T'' owner "f the dodgers will go 10
N.H Orleans for tho National AsSoria =
tiu;l meeting in"rr November I. and un-
lruh,jly viii take a trip to Texas in
search or training uuar,crs. II IL prac.
tiydl'y decided thai isrDuklyn will not go
:" I,aN iona neal season.
The sun., 1916-10-27

SEW BRuNSN Ith. oct 20 Did Ntsu
HARD l,u'lN Who has been sticking pretty
clos" ~ the Rutgers eleven n,l y-ai ~. -
cred suo'her val on 70 iust"" sanford =
charges when Homer NsEe. fiu,ba,k aud
star drop kicker eId ntnii pu. .utuT ~ the
now multiple kick, was kept ou, or pra,-
tice les an attack Of stomach trouble lie
I. expected To be back fur The Liz game
az tinSt Brown on SGtuila' hut this l. not
definite,
John Whiteheli who beat Hazel out for
al. scholastic fullhack OF New Jersey
honors last year. hut VINO has been on the
sidelincs this seas0n on account Of injuries
wss rushed into tho breach. While lac har
not had tho experience Hazel has had VII,
Sanfurd's new kirl l" g. a star puuter aud
Is pretty good ~ iokihs held Gnal-. H'
i7 .i~t' a hard ..u" p'uug"l aud a good open
i,"'. 'uuu"r
fH.fr was nc So glmmae" work ir.uRy. y.
'Hfrr' wants to rest hi, mcu w h,rur,
fh" hr"Wn game, hut 'Ne team was ruu
through signal prscticS and uss given "a
good wort out Friday VIII h" an of DAY.
~ the team 4. 20 e'nrt on the rrip I" rro.
a.
The sun., 1916-10-27

SYRACUSE. oct :5.-The syracuse foot
bal squad left this evening for Detroit
wher & VIII prsc ;ise tomorrow. On sat
uTdis syracuse pla!s Michigan at Ann
Arnor
A. = result Of the miserable show lug Of
the orange las, saturday. tOach iollcn-
back this week put tho squad through Tho
hardest workouts of the year. The pep
ant "dght' which was - lacking ia $htur-
iay's contest have been shown tu plenty
this week
The norc-s' scfimmaginx ever scrr n the
stadium w.s held on Monday ana Tuesday.
Monday might saw ~opla'nf'r in the huspi-
tai NI.h a Ds!'y spr,iucd .hOlldor wright
wish an utu-rI .idc ana ~rhHAt4er NltH (,
SprlILed ankle. en- Tuesday evening NNttf
aud Rou,in Joined th. Hospital squad.
II VII 10. % drapidated team ina VIII
,u.,, NtiH1ga. nu SATURDAY,. bl' n this
weeks s,rimmage- Indicate anything. ta,y
VII bc full - fgltt
The sun., 1916-10-27

STATE 'pII.EGE, Pn. oct 26--Resi-
ling II" urgent need ot u stronger de
Fence. Penn states Coaches to-day devoted
the entire practice period to defensive drill
against the freshman eleven. Dutch Her
WdnUS frst year men were nho to get
through IN" varsity forwards for suhstun.
'.U gains but tho regular secondary do
fence held -" freshmen. Heck and Ruhh
huru the br1nt of tho work Of the rrrort %
ury line uf nul"aiks Hess again filled
CAPT '1drks place ~ fullhnck ani ~
booked FOR that ioh IN Saturdays rur,trsi
with 'icttNsburg Much interest centres ia
tho gam" WITH M" battlefield csliegiHus
"ho al" coached by Berryu,an, Sinto's
brilliant halfbaCk of last season Ewius
tho varsity quarterback, to-day sat on tho
h"n,h' while Jones played hts position.
'onor"r again Was a. centre. These two
shirts are part OF iInrlow's plan to recon
StIu, the tenn.
The sun., 1916-10-27
n. Y. L. WINDS UP WORK.
varsity scores Thrice in FINAL
Practice for Cuion Game.

\ short. sntppy workout wa held yes
tc-day afternoon on ohio Field TO get
tho New York University eleven inNtlru
for TIE Union game tomorrow. AZ most
of tho rcS,iars did not appear on time
thor. was no game between Coach Eus-
tiss all star team and the varsity. The
final scrinmaEe was hold with the scrub
team.
The stu wurkou; brought out az In
crease OF spirit. and the first string men
The sun., 1916-10-27

NIHEkST Mass. oct. .G.--For -hc "rst
'.'.l. mis- season all III" regulars AL. ""
.h. 'n get into H." Amherst lineup On
saturday. R"t"nhoru ANA NldmaNcr both
.forkrI uu' IN tA' - flfNlNtEH to-day. " l'-
mayer VIII he shifted Irrr tackle t. h'-
ed position ~ centre. coach Riley l.S
I.t set HHrul' .4s dorid"I Whuiu h' VIII
u.. a. l-'t 'u4. To-day h" uitrrnatrd lot
tH"'I Lav, N'uuyan and F"rhrs IIudgh
huH been shifted from end to capt. t;""d
r.'h'. poriti"n At loft hnlfba'k. and 90 TIA,
won't Of iulgG: - the hsckrsli men VIII
uadoUht"d.' T." Us"l there.
Miller, N" heavy Gudrd, broke his hugcr
that this VIII not keep him out o' the
game Su'IraaS. 70 days scr!uInasr
srnwcd dsshiue attach 10" ia" varsity
usliust the heavy n >hman team.
The sun., 1916-10-27
MARSHALL OUT OF LINEUP.
FnI'bnrL OWiy ReGuln~ Missing )"
stevens's squad.

Marshall A.,S TIA" onlt rcgu.ar missing
from football practice AZ Stevens yerter-
day. H. cold still kept llin ont Ia hiS
place - tuliha"k Coach ROdgerS sub
stilut'd stone, tho former stamford High
player.
brisk sigma dr.ll followed by an
hour" hard ,criuulagc va, the order If
ih" dHN. There was no SCORING 10y either
iiC varsity ur thr scrubs. hut ~" coach
waS forced 'u send four scrub teams
against III" regular "a prevent them
from gaining ground. Particular attrn.
tluu was given ia" line men both on
their un"nslv, and defcnsINo work. Carl
son continued at guard, aud IN the back
iirld the coach gave Musk hls old Job at
unArlcr AE,n.
The sun., 1916-10-27
l~higIi Hanged IN.

SOUTH bETHLEHEM, Pa, oct, &C. .
;" many Lchigh men wcru banged up,
,n"r" oi lcss seriously. Ia the mast two.
dhN~ practice Ia the effort 10 get results
that Coach k"Sdy gave them easy FurI,
I" Ia>. Ia view "f the hard s,rugrI" Nttu
catholic University he ga,r lust ri.o..rI
hard work to remind thom of the fact that
Saturdays gam" Will not be "A mink tru''
an ar, ana VIII demand all that j. In lhrui.
lIrspte IN" dozen men sufforinS from
nlrnr injuries much good was U"oom
rlSh"d ia" past two days. Part "f to-day
illustrating drop kick ana kickon iurua
'iurs. Brunnul, who has blussomcd out as
a drop kicker. swung over TO the doyplop-
m-ut Of pscc6lent kick to-day. IIo was
quite succ"ssful making good three ou' Of
nNe attempts In the drop kicking prac-
tnIned
The sun., 1916-10-27

WTILIAMSTuWN. Mas, oct.
llght rra,ti.r .v.,s iudglEed In hy N" MI
it.u- NHrsit$ th!s afternoon IN hnui Irep.1-
o.. lri. f"~ IN - "a. sith 'olumhi" In Sew
furk "I ty~iit. III, squad ran through
o. - signal practice am engaged In dummy
uTlll. tIt 'h,Tr NsB gn >crinuIagiug
J. team WA. i'i'r Williams own to-
morrow noon, ana tu' men VIII rrnNh N@N
Na.h los o'cloci; nuu viii stay AZ IN.
Hpt'i Martinique ruc ertIrc team i IA
The sun., 1916-10-27

ANNAPOLIS OCT 81 n fairy str'rg
defensive s,rtumage her. this Afternoon
for tho benefit Of the variety marked tn.
~, Of har,l Nu X Tor IA. Navy In prspArl-
ton for tho Georgia game ur -a'Gr las.
The work 'his afternoon saw tn" sniubs
'ii.su,c,--fullv Try to tally On almost ur-
tiniitcd downs In addition to .nd p'ti
'r, scrubs a'su uncovered some new ;"tut'-
tiou- tor forward passing. hut soon hhth-
uoyed ih!g when Ingram, In th' varsity
har rkhril. Developed an uHadrug way u'
int sT,,pting tbs throw.
The sun., 1916-10-27
DECNONS AT 1T AGAIN.

1t.. I''g!tr'I GiuyF, WHO mayed a . .
'l' WIN 'b' Long Island Independents
49, SUNDAY a l,sLJu lia'd uppusltr the
,.u''... POINT station of tho Ste.nNny
''' ''l .''.'E' "' -dme cam In t"'
u.' team IA creator Sow York coinpo,cl
u'Ir'.y ~ form"t major ana muor
10 +, li"r", W. na'" Ancker. who pitched
.n hu no run Eprue ls-t sunday, work
,r I.uri tn" lrd"p"ndsnts and linn Woods
Jt klts"u, former Brooklyn catcher
u" hehiud tho Vat. BArbrrich. star
pa .,r. pf THO Eastern League aud Gus
~ borg uf ~" NrW York Sationsls will
10 "a" hr'"ry tor tae. vis'tor, The game
,l .'a. ~ = ,rlnck
The sun., 1916-10-27

rKuNtDENCE, ~ g.. ptt 20 Rrp',r.s
football team put iu e. l'S hdrd pra,'i''
Tn. afternoon r"furr fNo game With Nui-
srr. .u andrews Fi.ld ur SATURDAY. I.I"
outlook - not very bright fo~ IA. Br.Na
t't'u.
coash Robinson and hi' SIAN -" greatly
n.-tufh'l over :he iuJHri'- WI. D. EaN"
h'f.,'".l -ome ~: ~" h"s. iu'. h"l. cant
u u nr-. mi OF TIM !. .L,---. ~
The sun., 1916-10-27
From College Football
Camps in All Sections

s that Franklin and Marshall play both
ifaVerfnrd aud SNarthnpre. Iavrriofd
bid riys'. and this gam - thus an oN-
'sllant means Tor comparing n" piog'e ess
naiVhy the two teams SWAT thmure won
from Franklin and Marsha. la-t week by
10 o. - tha' tho a apurla hing battle with
IN Lancaster Buo and white athletes IL
4 importance to Havtrfo.i for more res.
sons than one. only being ov"r~hadoNed
II, tho naai cassie With Swsr,hmore.
The sun., 1916-10-27

Tie value "f - back like Harry i.e
Gore nf Val. cannot be overes;inated
HIS versatility leaves so many possibih-
;ies every time he Is called upon that the
Offence gains through the threat and
tho deception az least 40 per cent. in ef-
!cctivcncS..
Every back ~ rated at maximum or
The sun., 1916-10-27

NEW Af.k. Del. bc;. 70 The pe'aNhie
College football cam to-day Completed a
hur week Of pra tice 70 get in shape ln-
'ho zane With steven ~ NnbNksu on -.
uriIv. Tho team AMI Coach NrAN"v AZ.
much encouraged over ~" moving the
eleven made against Ilav .-'ori nu ~H'uriay
u holding that team 20 srDtsl"'s 'ie. Tn"
only player who - NU' nf "a" practice tuis
wc'k "wing :. 'h" thN'''''' fth-'
teraaok Mike Injured hi ankle. hut "N-
rec:s go be IN share for thc ~;Nl,rs tine-
The sun., 1916-10-27
Poor Ends May Prove
Undoing of Cornell
Casey of Harvard Will Reve if Ithacan Wings Are
Weak in Football Game at Cambridge To-mor-
row-Other Gossip of the Gridron.


II 'urIri - as weak ~ end material
a. re,,utts fiuIp ithaca would have us
h' Hove. I, II going to have quite q time
'.t"ppiug Htrrard's yuun.ug attack In
acuc,dI and Eddie Casey in particular
70, Cambridge tomorrow afternoon. Thus
9tr ia" crimson offence has been der.l-
opcd alunS the ar tackle and end run
iinc. and cpruclls football hopes will
have to SHOW considerable strength at
tire wings ucomhat that sort Of an at
tack.
l.'s; Saturday, against Buci,uc.l. Dr.
NJ sharpe tried thc experiment OF cnn-
vrrtihg two tJcklcs---t;illic-; and Tiliey.
into cii,h. II d'd not take long wen for
tt eleven OF liuckuell's callbrc to dcmon-
stratr that the s.iift %as u failure. Tho
regular ends. IdrdcT and Eycrsun. soon
got t.,cir places. 'aier to hc relieved by
linf and Ellsworth.
As "" remember Xander last sea son
We wac no sloucn and compared favor
ably with some Of the topnotchen. He
uay have slowed up this year. Rycrson
only an ordinary end. For the later
vamc' u IS very likely that Cornell will
have the services OF Fcklry, who has
made up almost all his scholastic dcii-
cieucics.
Aron- the rush limo Corrc! looks by
far more formidable than Harvard. which
has y rather green r.ygr~yation. How
ever. 1t he ends Harvard has two yer!
"aul 'l,. performers la Dick Harto and
charley Coolidge. Roth are fast. alert
and s;rong and Harte In particular is n
wnud,r for handling the forward pass
II rcuIiis TO bc -ccn if CorncV's alleged
weakness Al the winai will prove serious
cn"ugr 10 discount It's suDeriority from
tackle - tackle
IL the barkheld rs about n to..s-ii..
Harvard will start Robinson at quarter.
with casc,. iio-wccn and Thachcr be-
hind hilu. Cornell vii, have Fritz Shiv-
rrick ~ quarter. with Benedict. Hoffman
and Mueller ~ companions.
Ae tar as Cornell IA, concerned. Il reall.
has ~ quarterback. Shivcrick runs the
team and calls I've signals. but he Is 4
worked out OF Lick formation The
arrangement is similar 80 r.ttsburg's,
which has ihrc. halfhauks and Il fullback.
with lie Hart runni,,, the eleven and
calling sgua'S
casey is NOT yc, tho finished player
that was Eddie Mahan. and he may
ieNcr attain the hrgnts reached by his
iust riou. prcdcCo .sor. bat even at that
the Natick boy is a stronger exponent
of IN, running game than cornell pos
scs.cs shiNcricN - a brilliant runner,
but he has not the speed and that knack
Of the straight ann that Casey mas NO
often shown this year For reversing a
field ar turning an .nd Casey IL now
more formidable man than was CHARLES
Rrick'cy.
The sun., 1916-10-27
NetsEer Not Optimistic.

WASHlNGToS, Pa. Oct, 90 After a
night drili this evening tn" Washington
rrd Jefferson football squad LET, for New
Isy"u, where II VIII engage YAH on Satur-
day. Sol Met1ger took Twenty-Five pluy ere
alonR IL" was far from optimistic lie
declared that IA" team had PLAYED "rv.,.n
foothsli' against Westminster last sat
Grduf ana Lad shown little inproy. .meht
during the week Washington aud Jrrnr-
son VIII rely largely on the forward pass
The sun., 1916-10-27
New Trinity BnsrhaII lnarh.

HARTFORD, Conn. po'. gH. Mrp... .-
ment r. made to day ~ the Hpppiuturff
NJ james Burus of Meridou. ~ ijrrt,t tH.,-
nsctiout L"agn~ player. as ,nA,l u./ 'ar
Trinity College baseball t"am fnr tn com
'fg fce son. Burn. was rpncn " 80 r.u"
about thres year,
The sun., 1916-10-27
Wesleyan Coach Pleased.

MiDDiETOwN, Conn. oct. 80 --Cos ch
ban Keenan, put the Wesleyan varsity
through ON Of the hardest practice. Of
tho week this afternoon. The regulars
.iue' up against the scrubs and push ed
them back at Will. The varsity line show ed
NJ strong on the defence and ths coach
s'onl'G pleased with III" showing the team
ma !c With the help NJ br Fauver Goa ch
keenan, is teaching th0 team somc trick
pa"S To- tho Amherst game, ro.ia, :
pra, tir' was secret
The sun., 1916-10-27
Queries and Answers
by TOM MAC NULTY

Des- Tom--Jack pot, As deal, u passes
and & opens. When Il comes round 10
again he not only comes In but raises.
bots h" cannot rais", Hs he passed once.
A is wrong, When II Ia the turn Of A
player t. do anything he always has
the choice among three ihiuge; TO pnss,
10 see. TO raise
Dear Tom 90 A bets that Young Zulu
lighting career. X bets lack Sharkey was
,hc ohiy mon The znlu Over knock out, 90
fighters: \. AND ~
% Haven't Young Zulu Kid's record
~ hand. 2) Police Gazette annual
Dear rom-waS Benny Leonard ever
whom7 JOIN j. MEEIiAN.
Yes. by Joe shugrue in hvc rounds
He also was stopped by Frankie Flern-
ming,
Dear Tom Three hand poker, 4 opens
aud both Is and G. stay, but no one hetters
oN the draw when A bets. Is AND e both
pass. but insist ON seeing all nve Of As
cards. CHICK,
II they want to see what tho opener
draws they must call his bet, OtherWl lse
all they are entitled to see IN legitimate g
openrrs and three cards face down,
show ing "A fair hand.
DeSr Tom Whore can T comlnuulca' e
with Bob Muha" II. j.. A.
Address his manager, y. Callahan,
care Boxing Commission. II Park Row.
Dear Tom-In THE SUN OF Sept. 10
there 10 = statement that . Hudson "Supcr
SiS" made an average Of a8.l% miles IN
hour from San Francisco 20 New York
Can you toll mo the fastest time they made
on tho trip q. OUTWATER
SiNty-Rvs miles An hour
The sun., 1916-10-27

UAvERFORD COLLEGE. Oct 2t--Ths
game with Franklin and Marshsll College
looms very big now on the football horizon
~ Haycrford college. Tho reason for this
The sun., 1916-10-27

vernon, 3. Lps Angeles. o,
san FRANCISCO Portland,
SGT Lake. :; oakland.
The sun., 1916-10-27

DeNr Tom Whore can comnuuica'e E
with Bob Moha" II. k ~
Address his manager, y. Callahan
care Boxing Commission. II Park Row.
The sun., 1916-10-27

100 per cent. There isn't u man playing
football now who could score the maxi
mum. but lie Gore comes nearest 10 1t.
The factors would he rated rs follows |:
Running. - per cent. plung.ng. 20 per
cent puntiny, % per cent. drop kick
ing. II per cent. throwing the forward
pass. > per cent. and reliability. 10 per
cent
lie Gore can score IN every department
named and In addition IL used for kick
ing goals from touchdowns. We would
give him pretty close TO the maximum
III Yli six qualities that go to make the
idIl hack. tnd.r reliability We class
the ability to hold oa to the ball ard 10
follow IL closely. u reports from New
Haven have him right lie Gore has not
been scoring heavily in that department
IN the last week.
wherein Dri8xs Fails.
Andy Dempsey OF Fordham 's back
who can do a lot OF Things well. but he
does not approach lie Gore IN all around
ability. DEMPSEY can punt well, can
throw tho forward pass even better than
lao Gore aud can run with the ball, but
he Is "a poor plunger and cannot drop
kick. Dempsey has the makings OF IL
great player. but he needs 10; of
coaching and adaptabE!ty
Pr.ncetons biggest assc: il Eddie
Driggs. He scores under plunglng. "A
little under running. heavily under punt
ing. In which he has no equal. and
under passing. bat no canro: drop kick
and has not been very sure Of late.
How much more effective would he
Princeton's attack if Driegs could also
threaten 4 drop kicl. every time the
Tigers opened kick formation br.xys' :
inability 10 drop kick and his un,mprcs-
siNc running game take good deal Of
the threat out Of Princeton's kick forma-
tions.
y, Harvard Casey Is the create /
runner. but not much of piungcr
Horweer ~ piunger and no runner,
but lie can punt. Eobnson. the quarter
can drop kick. hut cannot punt we'll
Thncher lie six OF orc ard hatf dozen
-. the other. and cannot kick
Gerrish OF Dartmoutl Is one OF .hc
very few all around backs in the East
McSreight OF Washington and jefferson
is another.
The sun., 1916-10-27

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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-08-01
NEW DRINKS WORRY
ATLANTA OFFICERS
GINGER THE LATEST
DOPE FOR THAT FUNNY
FEELING.

Jamaica ginger drunkards-a spe-
cies of "souse" developed since May
first-will have no more sprees if city
detectives are successful in their an
nounced campaign to break IN Illegal
sales of the ginger in Atlanta.
Three drug clerks were arrested Sun
day by detectives, charged with sell
ling Jamaica ginger, which contains
50 per cent alcohol, without prescrip-
ton from a qualified physician. This
is in violation of the prohibition law.
officers stated that the arrests follow
ed wife's complaint that her husband
came home intoxicated from Jamaica
ginger. The clerks, H. C. Stewart, j
C. Crumley and R. B. Thibadeau, will
be tried next Wednesday,. All were
employed at down town stores.
1--WE intend to break up the sale OF
this stuff without a doctors prescrip
ton" said Detective Bob Waggoner
These cases are just the beginning OF
the campaign"