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Giants Style of Play to Undergo
Complete Change Under Jennings

Theoe C1Ar-NkO methods have pro-
duced results and likewise they have
become sxoeSdingiy unpopular when
eventually revealed.
With the advent Of jennings. should
he assume supreme command, the en-
tire team will undergo a vast change
for the better, FOR Hughle ts tho
type of manager . ball player will
strive his hardest for.
In knowledge OF the game Jennings
has no peer, except that It might be
In the handling Of pitchers. but when
one considers that he won worlds
championships with the Detroit team
and supervised the moundsmen, Il has
u strong tendency 90 blast that
theory As far a. personality, he has
no equal in the game to-day. and
wtthHl he Is q diplomat OF the dia-
mond par excellence.
A manifestation OF JenninEs's un-
oRTny way OF keeping q toam together
might be cited. Many years ago wher
ry Cobb, u "buBher." just camo II
from tho "stickA," Jennings sent tie
recruit to play centre ileld, with
''Wahoo" sam Crawford in right aEo
the late Matty Mcintyre playing LEFT
Cobb, in his naIiety 20 make good
persisted In taking balls In McIntyFes
territory, which started "bTawf
that led to subsequent hstic engage
ments between the veteran and the
busher. Although they fought con.
unuouSly during tho playing season
Jennings managed to keep his outhcld
intact. which, incidcntly. was ono oi
the greatest in the history OF the
game. This and his ability 20 handle
q team with '"ry'' Cobb a membe r
places him in a category OF leRdeTI
whose like have be en- few In this oity
The talk about a basehAn war WheI
the proGreSSives oncountsrOd tn,
lohnSonian faction seems to hRv,
bean wasted energy" as both partie
nave decided TO attend the meeting Il
Chicago next Monday. introduce sev
SrRl resorVAtions talk considerable
and then get at tholT more importun
task, "RShAbilitatinS the Nations
N8Ms !.
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Green Mountain Eleven Bol-
stored 10 Per Cent. With
Captain Jim in Lne-Up.
Bv WI liam Abbott.

.XVIITTI Capt Jim Robertson back
w in the lineup tho Green
Mountain boys from Dart
mouth should give COrneil'S big Red
team q StifS football debate Saturday
AZ the Polo 0roundS- Robertson has
been out for practice this week and
his return win bolster Dartmcuth's s
strength At least 10 Dor cent The
big Green leader n not only one Of
the hardest linO busters in the East
but u q too artist Of exceptional Gbll-
ity. II was RObertSOn's big right
foot that helped to cause Cornelrs
downfall Last year ia New York.
Robertson was injured early In the
SaaSOn. Because Of his loss the Han
over team was defeated twice. Tho
stronR Penn state machine, one Of
thA few unbeatSn AggregntiOnS this
side OF the Alleghanies, triumphed
over Dartmouth (lt to ~ in q sensa- =
tiohAl battle Syracuse won by tho
score of 10 70 o. But Dartmouth won
from Holy Cross, which In turn lick
ed Syracuse.
Dartmouth always came 10 tho Big
Town With a we'll coached. hard play
ing team end a big cheering battalion
with Its famous Indian yells. There
n nothing to show tht4 the eleven
the New Hampshire collage Will start
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mean II. He and jackson arc not
going to get any more publicity at
Leonard's expense"
Gibson. usually placid and 0ven-
tempered, got all this on bis cheat
without interruption. Finally Rlok-
ard asked.
who will Leonard 6ShtT"
Anybody replied Gibson: sJaok-
sen, yelling. White. Tender. DUNDEE
anybody you can get"
How about Jack BrittOnT' Riokarc
then asked.
"nritton too; snapped back Gibson
what we!ghtT"
at 145, at 2 O'clock" said Gibson
'or whatever the welterweight limit
is."
''Has Leonard made " eight for any
body lately7' inquired Rickard.
"Yes, for Charley White" answered
Billy. I'VE weighed at II O'Clock In
the morning and fought At o'clock
in the afternoon"
DOCS anybody know just what
Benny weighs nowT" persisted Rick
ard.
mot even his own brother; but I'll
risk $4,000 that no will defend hls
title at championship weight against
anybody who wants TO box him. n
he proves weak. that's my funeral.
Richard then requested Gibson Ia
give him a day or 30 to find an oppo-
nent for Leonard for Nov. "a, and the
manager consented, but he says hE
doesn't want 10 lie around hero idle
with the champion waiting for some
of the liEhtwelghts to decide whether
OF not to take chance with him
Just at present Leonard has offeri
for three lights In the Northwest
which appear like money makers.
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At Columbia,

The Columbia freshman football team
threw q scare into the hearts OF the
varsity players on South Field yester-
day afternoon when Carl MerneT's
youngsters held the powerful first
string team almost helpless in tho first
The varsity seemed unable TO get going
and II was only when EccleS was In
jected into the game at AaIfhRck that
the first eleven came to life EccleB ran
wild and scored two touchdowns bel ore
the freshmen could collect their wits,
With only one day OF real work remain
ing before the Swarthmore contast
O'keill drove the team numerically
and didn't call a halt till long after
dare
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Dartmouth Should GOe
Cornell a Close Contest
With Robertson on Job

Saturday will be different from the
Dartmouth standard eXcept, perha ps.
kubertBons long range puntinR and
drop kicking will Be out OF the ordi-
nary.
Coming from q victorious Navy
eleven. Gil Double has tnBtllled new
life at Cornell. The veteran coach
had to start from the beginning and
build up a brand new machine. SO
far he has almost performed mir
RcleS. Cornell has not only won all
her games, but has rolled up convinc-
Ing scores. Forty-two points against
Colgate and ~ against Rutgers are
certainly indicative OF a strong scor-
inE punch In the Ithaca team. In
KaW, Double has produced one OF the
most brilliant halfbacks In this sec
ton OF the country. This youngster
not only runs with the speed OF a
frightened deer. but his all-around
work makes him an ideal threat
for Cornell.
Both Dartmouth and Cornell are
rugged teams and their clash will be
one OF Saturdays feature games.
Judging by the early sale Of tickets
there viii be q big turnout for the
Green and Red struggle
II Il likely Bill Roper viii make
several last minute changes Ia
Prlnceton's lineup for the Harvard
battle MoManmOn, a big strapptng
fellow who played on last years
championship freshman team, has
won q permanent place on the var
sity at left guard. He played through
out the West Virginia contest last
Saturday and impressed che Prince
ton coaches with his agEressiveness
and ability to make openings. Stin-
son, who was out OF the game for
throe weeks because Of INJURIES. has
developed so fast tho last week that
he will likely replace ''Shad" Davis
ct left end.
There is also q hint from Jungle
town that Roper. in order to Jam
moro power into the o1ense, may
start Frank Murrey at fullback In
place OF Al wittmer. Murrey Is one
OF the fastest men in football just
now and his long sweeping end runs
would make the afternoon very un.
comfortable for Harvard's ends. II
was Murrey who sprlnted 60 yards
through the entire MILDLY team for a
touchdown
Yale win not tempt Fate and play
Nal Aldrich against Brown this Sat
uTdny. Tad Jones evidently wants
tn spring his best bet fresh and
sound, against the Tigers next week.
Penn State leads all Eastern col
leCes in points scored. The state
College team In six games has regis g.
tered q total OF 232 points TO 2S Tor
opr,onents. Dartmouth and Penn
have hcen Penn Sta te's strongest op-
ponents.
Harvard with 15S points has made
the best showing OF the Big Three,
although princeton has been the most
successful In stopping opposing teams
from scoring. Swathmore, with 6, and
West Virginia with 3. have been the
orlv taIues made against the TIGERS
Centre College made two touchdowns
arnl inst Harvard, the only points
scored on the Crimson this season
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MACK WINS AWARD OVER
PITTS IN FAST BATTLE.

Substituting for Rarney Ada,r. Charley
Pitts. the Australian lightweight lost
the referees decision 20 Allie Mack, the
Harlem lightweight, in fifteen fast
rounds at the New, Star 4. c. last night.
This marked NSek's nrlt appearance
Ein Q the Frawley law days. and al
though no outboKSd Pitts in the major
i(y OF the rounds the Australian made
q big hit WIKI the fans by hghtinE back
Ia every round,
a cTedItable one eonSiderIn~ that III
Mack he Was facing ono OF the clevereAt
boys in the lightweight division, The
lad from the land OF the Southern Cross
camo alonB strong In tho hnal rounds
nnllnR Mack with rights and lsftB 70 the
stomach that made Mack brinE into plSy
Ell hia SniSnuho boXLnS 10 stand on the
WaERoA ANStEAliAA
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Champion Jack Britton 10 matched
ND for another fight by his manager
Dan Morgan. He will go against
Norris Lux. the Western welter-
weight in a ten-round no decision
bout at q show to be brought OF
At the big Convention Hail at Kan
,as City ON the night Of Nov H.
Lux has been doing some great fight
ing IN the West 80 far this year.
Aud. Rntp-r. ths BronE middlSWeIShA and
Bry,n poaEnry, the husky fighter frOm Colum-
I'M. o. were mAtdled to-day over the Ions d.
tlucs tslSphOnS 10 meet in an eshtTO1nd bout
at tho Olympia A. A. q PhiladelphA on mon
dAv evening, Nov. IS, Tbh ought to eS an In
t,TstlpT baths a. both men s-e fASt tighten
and GtMf panchars-
Herman TNyior who has basn StsEnE - many
wSr,esShl bo1uE show At the Camden Sporting
CUB hes j0a been APPOINTED the nov match
maker Ot the olympil A. A. Of F5AlAdelpha.
IIsr,y EdSunis and Leon RAins. OWns1 q the
cl,s. made q wise move In SelsctinE TAylor a.
rhsy matchmaker a. he known avery angle OF the
sans GAd. bsoidOa. hnOWS what bouts 10 put on.
EddIs pttrAsr. the lower EAST side bantam
ehamri0a. and SAMMY NEble. sE-AmAtsur
champion, Who VIII hee' W 'n' e'N po"' VI 'H'
tsyn rounds Gi the New star A. c. Of Harlem on
/ next Monday niEht. workins like bsaTerS for
thr contsSt, Gs each boy Ia anxious 70 b. BT'"nted
| Min the shAlnvlonShip ben donated By Match.
| n.kr, Rddis MoMahOn. In their last engagement
n,,sa,s1 uas 1Warded the dechon amer twelve
.ru,atinnal TOunds, but this time NAble SAYS that
| hs viii turn the tables. In the tsn'round Ssmi'
tp. Mihs Ana. the Harlem tAthcrWeiGht will
achsnEs punches With JaeE Courtney Oi TOTkTine.
chamrdOa ndk Briuon u matohed up fcr an
ovc- fight hy Ms mEoag1, Dar Moran IA
Viii 70 GSSina Morris Lux. the Western WeitsT'
Ve mi, N . ter round. no decision. bout at 4
sbow 70 10 bTOa,Eht off At the bsI Convection Hal
A. Kansas City on the night q Nov. 49, ImI
bIa b,sn dOihS some IsHl fighting IN hs West -
la LhLs ySAI.
. - -. 4. L.. 49, v.aa..
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Present Leader of Club Plans
to Step Out as Soon as
Hughey Makes Good.
Bu Robert Bond.
y URINo the last ten years New
YorL haa haA mans k,,AknIi

NURIN0 the last ten years New
- York has had many baseball
leaders cast into It's midst
some OF National prominence, while
others merely were endowed with the
practical knowledge OF the game.
They came suddenly and vanished in
the Same manner. Leaving nothing
to keep their memory green in the
hearts OF fandom of the Metropolis.
Griffith. Chance, Chase, Stalllngs
Evers, ct al, are the names Of men
who strove 70 put the big Town
ON the map In the race for a pennAnt
all great men on the diamond. yet
easily forgotten simply because they
lacked tile color and personality thai
20 with a successful baseball leader
Following In the same path as these
men who have made their bid fOi
fame and to a great extent failed
comes basCbaAs most interesting per
sonality, Hugh Jennings. True, thu
former Detroit leader comes, accord
Ing 20 the terms OF agreement with
the owners OF the Giants. TO act a.
coach and business executive OF thI
club, but the present Leader o.
the team signifyng his Intention
OF stepping down, should he bo sue
| cessful in securing a capable success
sor, argues we'll that the leader o
the Giants next year will be Jen
nings.
The Giants IN New York until TO
Gently have always had the lion'
share OF CIotham's baseball patronage
! largely due to the fact they have hee1
repre- Hsntnd by a team OF well Bchoole,
/ ball players coached by a past nAGtc
IN the technique OF the game. Wit
ruled with a mailed nst," coRsthn z!
driving them Tor Au he YAS WoTth
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-At Yale.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Nov. 1.-THE
Yale freshmen made their second trip
TO the Bowl for the year yesterday
and were defeated by the varsity by q
a to score in a game which brought
nothing but credit to the Yale cubs,
coached by ChSt La Roche and Charlie
1Aft
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At Harvard.

CAMBRIDGE. Mas. Nov. G.-Lotn-
rop wilmington, leader Of the Harvard
football for, e. In 1910. who has been
Identified with the varsity Coaching
ayStem ever since he played, made
visit 70 Soldiers Yield ySStOr-
day ana looked over the WORT Of CnO
CrImsOn's rush line. Wilmington,
every year has helped groom the
forwards for their Dag EGmSA
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AT Williams.

WILLLAMSTowN. Nov. I.-wlltiamI
will face Hamilton here Saturday and
the work OF getting ready for this
game u occupying the attenuon OF Joe
by Hamilton over New York University,
Indicates that It IL an opponent which
must be respected. The Purple expects
to win, but all danger OF OVAr-oonfi-
dencs has been removed since the do
feat suffered at the hands Of Columbia
on Saturday,
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At Cornell.

ITHACA. N. T., Nov. l.-The Cornell
team that faces Dartmouth on SNtur-
DAY will be far better equipped as far
the the eleven that went down 70 de-
feat by a 0 TO sCore before the Green
about the same time last yoar and on
the same field. That much Is admitted
even by the most cautious supporters
OF the IthacAnB, and even Gilmpur
DoOie won't say that they haven't =
chance to win.
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said that no
wanted his op-
ponents to know
that the W or d
hike" was not a
signal for a shift,
but was the act
ual signal for the
ball to 90 into
play and that II
always went into
play " n en- the
hike" was called.
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PIMLICo SELECTIONS.

First Ra e-Ten Buttons, TGmArisk,
PArhRlian.
Second Race-PAT entry. Elmer
Johnson. Sea Play.
Third Race-FaVour. Lovely, Llttle
MAudle.
Fourth RSes--whitney entry. PGrr
entry. Yellow Hand.
Fifth Race - BroomSpun, Blutter,
HARMONIOUS.
sixth RNce-ReEL Lodge. Albert A.,
Ross entry.
Seventh Race - L0cuSt lava
L.oVoly, La1y nuamallna.
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.At Dartmouth.

HANOVER, N. H., Nov. IA mass
meeting was held yesterday at Dart
mouth College to STIR up enthusiasm
over the football game with Cornell
Probably q thousand students will
leave for New York to-day or the day
after 10 support the team when II lines
UP against the IthRcAns. The team will
leave Friday morlinR on the special
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questions sporting
world be almost sporting
world would be entirely that Is unless Billy Gibson
Leonard, gone OF his
Without uumpeers to blaze the hRshght
m his Gibson. accompanied by
the stAked Richards
Madison Garden yesterday afternoon
glare.
Gibson. put up guarantee that
Leonard will defend his title
eontendArs for his title
tic annah of champion challenging
they are on the level but looks TO be
tired OF reading the about lightweight
winner s to meet Leonard for the ttls'
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Football Notes
Al Princeton.

PRINCETON. N. j., Nov. i.-The
portals OF University Field, where
tho Princeton football team holds It's
daily practice, were CLOSED to the
outside world" yesterday. and Just
what Bill Roper gave his charges iS
problemntical.
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At PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. N!-Mike
Whitehlll. the tall hAlfOadG from Rutgers
College, In practice yesterday show od
the class OF football that has marked
For weeks whitehil has been handl.
capped by Injuries and has been able
to play only for . short time In the
RameA
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contenders Tor MS hOnorS!
Has he been lodging bouts in New
York because he Is afraid to stake
his title In decision bouts as pro-
vided for by the new boxing lawH
In summing up. has Leonard's
failure to box In New York been due
to his inability to defend his cham
plonship at 1876 pounds, weighing in
eight hours before ring time, the
weight limit Of his class incorpo-
rated in the Walker boxing lawY
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Penn Formations Start in
Motion When Quarterback
Shouts "Hike."
BIZ Walter Can1p.

nERHAPS they don't understand
John Helsman up North. AT
any rate he opened their eyes Mt
the Interpretation Meeting when he
told all about his "hike" plays and
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Browns Manager IL Given Release.
ST. LOUIS. No. Nov. l.--James 7
Burke, manager Of tho st. Louis Amer
ican League Club. has been released
from that team, according to an an
nouAcement made by Business Man
SEer ouin to-day, No successor has
bsOn named In Burks'S place up to the
present ehnA
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Which reminds me OF some other In
teresting things. There Is a story
going that a scout from Chicago
once went down to see Jimmie
Sheldon's team at Indiana, and
Sheldon asked him II he would
act as linesman. The scout was
very much pleased at this, but when
the afternoon was over found that he
had not seen much, 80 said to Jimmie; I;
'SThat was a good joke you worked
on me. I didn't get any OF your
plays" whereupon Jimmie said;
''TN give them to you" and he did.
= YORTHwESTERN has flashed out
IN Uome good men in Palmer the
quarterback, as forward
passer. and Grausnick and Lane the
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Bu Vincent Treanor.

Benny Leonard a lightweight Is he notH
been clngng championship the legal weight Of
which he has Outgrowni
he 6hng marks and evdng the issue with genuine
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GIBSON RISKS BIG MONEY
TO CHANGE GENERAL BELIEF
He HAS OUTGROWN CLASS

Manager Of Champion Puts Himself Record for First Time
Important Subject Of Bennys Weight in Explaining That He
Isn't Dodgng Matches in New York to DeCiSionPans to
"Show Up" All Who Seek Publicity at LeonarGs Expense
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Fisfic NeIUs S0LToox s8 iSss and Gossip

pHts.Gnuuuu and Eddie wGSond. the retenu wei
tsrWs.sht Of Philadelphia. TbNy Will come TO-
EsihsF IN . tsn-ru,Ed Conlet At reading. Pa
on Nov. IS Michael AnEclo. the fEhtsr. o.
Reading. va offered tha bSt with Bits, bu
passed W. SAG wLSOOd wa EvD II.
To nT& boring ShcW Of the East NV YorE
A. A.. Whioh b IocAted H Atlantic Avenue and
Vermont BtrSS4. brUoAlyl. viii be held to-mSrTov
night, Battling Lain mssts Tommy TobIn for
fiitaen FOunds. Johnny Gray gou AGAINST K o
JOo DaH n = ten Uund b0H and Marty Williams
hOokA up with Chuok Tucker in tAs pESltSiaAry
VI tour TOundA
Having had hh bose cITt ooan IN q FSoon.
bout win Kid NillibnH at tie EurelA A. e.
u Bhumoe, Sammy SSndoN, tho CiucinnAt
feathcrWsiGht, will not bs able to fight agnin
tor At loSA four EcaAA. Williams aoeldsatAlL
OuttCd him N tlAt fight Which compelled hun
to have fO'u stitches takon in the cut. H,s
Manages. Al LVps. has bssn forcCd 70 eaAnsl
thrOs bOUtS he had hin bowed fOE.
Frankie BrOWu, tls former lScNl EoEtbsrWaCst.
, VINO now makinG IhilEdeLihA hLs hus. viii
engage In GhOthsr bAble on the ni5u q RUy
II. lie viii oOChAnEe punuhcs Widh willie CNll1sc
IN = tSnTUynd bout, TO = dOrision. At a eltss a.
Fall RNE. Mas. AIoru has fuVSAt IOA0y nEh;4
this yer
The Siheduied bout b-tWoea rhanEp!on Juct
Britton and Johnny GrlfHths Of Akron, o.. a.
LOukulls, Ky. Nor has hecn pm back
Tor hour wcoH on aCCUuHt a GrhIithA bring laid
up with hcAU cold, Grinth'S pbyGlciAn has I'd
Vscd hIn not to AttHnpd to do any boIlnE uutl
he Is thoEOuEaly we'll. The 0G.taa WI b. hsl!
thS early pArt q nsTt month.
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Zuppke, at Illinois, does not seem
to have much worry over backheld
material with Walquist Crangle and
the two F'letchers on hand. Then,
too, he has a good end in Carney.
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Stagg. out in Chicago, has uncov-
cred some good men, but none iB
better on the receiving end OF u for
ward pass than Crisler.
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have 20 protect the interests
Of ths lightweight champion
For nearly three years / have stood
for all kinds Of stun from the would
bO opponents Of Leonard. thinking
that some day they would quit fool
ing the public and put UP some
dough 10 bind q genuine match. Now
] serve notice on them that they
have not more than forty-oiEht hours
- make good By lighting Leonard at
ehe lightweight limit or be exposed ~
aAke ohAliepEcrs."
Rickard rolled his cigar between
he teeth, Leo Flynn braced himself
against the wall near the Bemi-cir-
Oular window and glanced thought
4ully out on 3eth Street. Jack Skelly
yOst nodded and then recalled re-
morBefully how he had TO dig up
Is 600 Just TO get q chance at George
Dixon years ago. Then SkOlly asked
blunLly " Leonard could make the
lightweight limit.
That's the big question" answered
Gibson II have been asked every
b where, but / am here ready to put
M $4,000 that he will defend his title
az the legal weight. II he 10 weak
~ that figure, that's up to US. we lose
the $4,000 and the championship II
he is beaten. The possibility that he
can't, do the weight and be strong
should be an incentive for anybody
who thinks he has q chance TO beat
him TO jump at q chance to meet him
I know / lay awake many q night
ucieming for q chance 10 match
Leonard against Welsh, never taking
into consideration whether Welsh
would be as weak as a fiedglinE or a.
strong as Jack Dempsey.
''The boyB who are trying TO make
the public believe they want \ chance
~ Leonard nowadays evidently ar,
mot encouraged by the fact that Leon
ard may have 10 saw OF a leg 4
make the weight for a championEhiI
battle. may have 70 bring him int
the ring like Eddie F1tEsimmOns wal
dragged IN the other night, but an
willing to run that rislG, II for no othe
reason than 10 change the grOHInI
Impression that 1t ls Benny who /
afraid to defend his title, instead q
it being that the sO-cRllsd contender
are not honest IN their desire 70 ke
into the ring with him.
AT AM not SinSlinG out any one 4
particular in thlS blast" wen
on Gibson, but last Weel
when / got back from Baltimore wit
LeOnhrU, Tie hTSt tAInB saw an an
Nv anlng Word wAs an interview wat
Frsli.k bat4ey. LllInAbeI Ot Wllli
jackson. II WAS rlEAt gfteT JAcftSO
had Llloclled out FstEs.mmOILs AL
Nlnie scarcely cOuld have had tim
" w!asn up.
Il nave posted $4,000 with TIE
Riukara." BagIey was quoted aS say
tnb, "fOF a match with Benny Leon
ard at the lightweight limit Ia
pounds. al : O'clock and l Wlh al
Y, 5OV more"
KNOWING Basiey and Jackson,
continued Gibson. that naturally In
suited my intelligence amt incident
ally, created the impression anon
Evening World readers that LsOnOT
either BaA afraid Of Jackson or ha
70 DO 'riled into a match with him.
'.The frst thing ] did after getttn
my bearings was 70 get In touch wit
RiekaTd 70 and out whether or M
% had any OF Ja0kBonA dough. Ts
didut have n nickel OF It. Now.
am going 10 make Bagley dOny thI
statement OF cay he was 'kiddin
ehS reporters ~ the hna and didn
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They have been saying good things
about Stinchcomb ever since tho SER
vice days. and Ohio State means to
make him a second Harley He only
ran a kick of back ninety-Seven yards
In q touchdown against Oberlin!
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Camp Tells HOw QuGkers
Work Their Shift Plays
Under HeiSmGn's Direction

hRlfbaolts. The latter, In the Min
nesota game, outkicked Eckber8
twenty yards TO the punt
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II was a good game OF professio onai
football between the Chicago Tigers
and the Racine Cardinals and we saw
some OF the good old-timers in action.
For the Tigers. Dcs Jardien, the old
Chicago centre; Ghee, the Dartmouth
uuorferhack. and Barrett, the Cornell
back. all played. But even with those
men in the lineup the game reaulted
in tic, as Racine had PADDY Driscol',
Halstrom and McInerney. The best
feature Of the game was vat II went
rapidly. with almost no penalties and
no physical injuries.
CoEyriGht. 1870. hy ths CO1solidAted Prem A'Sn
The evening world., 1920-11-04

Richards, at Wisconsin, has ono OF
the star passers In Varr at quarter
and IA wing man in Weston, who, in
ci5entally. Is the star OF Middle West
ends.