Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03

tory on November Is. II was a snIcn-
~" n,rit eNn s OF skill aud the nnc
ing displayed by the members OF the
cadet corps OF the two academies is,
n ,;Hm M. Of the hishes, eommemda =,
their victory is all the more Notable
on that account"
Many have tried the lateral pass
this year and last. but few have found
II uniformly successful II takes too
long to execute II. and very often the
cam using ii is trapped into big
The play. OF course is a PASS to one
nan Onward pass TO another aud II
second forward pass to the final man.
VINO Ii TO receive the ball. It's a pref
~ play 70 watch. when executed per
tect!y. nut very often the second man.
while posing himself Tor "A throw to
me third. Is tackled from behind or
in front. and instead of gaining the
team loses on the play.
-, ~ the finals Of the Continental Field
, lraais clubs all-age stake. aud finished
dog: owned by Louis Lee IIueiu. Of
Lexington. Ky. and handled ny w H.
Gilchrtst. Of Courtland. Aha. won first
niaSG' Iacobs sport. setter. owned by
ond: Master Yorkc. setter. owned hv
II; II. Edwards. Of New york. third.
The trials were held u, Waymcshoro,
Make room for George Gipp. please
~, m, me Corridors of Fame. lic captains
recently made Il sixty ono-yard drop
kick. which is within two wards Of
the worlds record
80 And when that follow gets lit
re more experience why hc'li-wcll.
,uSt Keep your ewes OF him.. advises
less Harper. coach at the Indiana IN
CHM nerfnrn,od a., ,
against tho Western Normal school
eleven. OF kalamazon. Mich Earlier
~, u. ,he Tray he attempted a ''dropper''
iron. from tme hfty-yard mark. hut the Of
,oIt icii snort. Later on Gipp got the
pail on his own thirty omc-vard line.
Naturally. everyone expected a punt.
nui Ginp. to the utter amazcmcnt OF
nniook er5/dropped said ball upon terra
hrma. booted II on the rehouud-and
over the crossbar 1t did go
Baseball Will cost from 10 20 30 nor
cent more next season. depending upon
tho market price OF the materials. an
m ,., sporting goods dealers 1t
w ',ix,n sa.d also also that golf "lubs will l."
s""S"n. IL was said that the baseball
used by the big leagues. which has
been sold for s1.25. probably will bring
COT is not SO much n game as n
t.friiRton. with discinlcs and apostles in
'ou' NOTTeTS OF inc earth: with
mighty and well paid priesthood: with
II multitude Of ritual ceremony. forms
OF service and rules for dccorous and
Sc"mly behavior
~ enjoys distinct and RiblicaI
form or diction: il involves ccrcmon-
lous conversations. lamentations. cxal-
Ia'ions. litanies. Christening pen:.nccs
lor inc careless. the culpable tho NAL
II Furnishes moral recti-
rude; 1t respects feast days and fast
days and saints dayS: ycn. and IL sure
lN has its MichnclS and it's Iucifcrs
-A'ina Whitaker
Dave ribhott stood on rrinro,on.s
ih.rtv-yard line and received the hall
Tor punt In that linrva I'd Princeton
H'ine tie was IN the center of tho
weld. Dave dropped The bail to his
bail and boot. however. did not mcei
in perfect alignment. And the result
Was one Of tho frcakiest kicks ever
s"ou on football t"id.
The hall glanced off the Tibho;t leg
and instead of shooting ahead went
%toning 10 Dawes right and landnI
nish ur in the stands among tho
Harvard rootcrs. The Kick covered n
Hista4cc Of about ffty-nv. wards. vet
INC gain for Princeton was only about
'"n--the distance the ball ira vcled he
i"r" ~ went out Of bounds.
iiorwecn. Of Harvard. pulled a rare
|! used trick in that game which was
" pretty one. He got tho ball on tho
Hi"k of while standing on f!nrvards
him 10 act as blocker in the run