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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-06


pila osobivou zarlivosti, pone-
chayam mu 1plnou svobodu.
Misto abych zalovala ma minu-
lost q plakala, delam plany do
budoucna a snazim Sc jej roz
ptyliti. Dovede mi byti vdecen,
mohl jste to pozorovati, a ia
v tom nalezam uspokojeni.
Celkem bylo nutno statecne Sc
odhodlati, jak jsem Sc odhodla
la a zariditi svdj zivot: co Sc
|vam zda mem zarizeni?"
"Obdivuji je, je-li uprimne"
"Jak by mohlo nebyti?"
"Potrva to?"
"Eh! Kdo mIze vedeti, po-
trvAme-li my sami?"
"Vsechno Sc tedy rekne a We
ci budou takove, jak budou
mociw
Hrab6nka nahle velmi zvaz-
nela:
"Ne!" pravila. ''Neni treba
ably veci byly takove, jak bu-
dou moci, nybrz takove, jak
budou musiti. A ia sama Sc "a
byvam tim, co bude po mne."
Markyz vrhl ma svou pritel-
kyni bystry pohled, ale shle-
dal, re .je bez citu.
"Pokud budu ziti, ucinim
vse, ably Armand shledal zivot
sladkym a lehkym podle pra-
nj. Ale az zde jiz nebudu?"
"Ma draha, mate jeste diva
Get let zivota -"
"Az zde jiz nebudu," pokra
covala Nina nasilne, "kdo ma
hradf mne u neho? Je nescho-
pen ziti sam. Osetrovala jsem
jej, rozmazlila jsem jej, snad
prilis! Ale kdo mu da slad-
ka slova, ma ..ktera jsem zvykla
s takovou rozkosi?"
Uchopila markyzovo rame,
stiskla je slime a dodala:
"Utrpeni otupi zivot; trpe-
la jsem dusevne mnoho jiz me-
,,siea, tfpim fysicky, a mnoho,
aniz bych o tom mluvila. Mohu
odejiti, vim to, velmi brzy."
Markyz Sc pokusil protesto-
vati, ale ona mu ulozila mice
nj velitelskym pohledem:
'Nemluvim nazdarbIh. Ne
bojim Sc pro sebe smrti, ale
pro toho, koho zanecham po
sobe. Nuze! Vezte, jaka je ma
posledni vile, bud'te jejim o.
patrovnikem a oznamte il, az
bude potreba: Preji 81, ably Ar
mand Sc ozenil sc slecnou An
drimontovou. AZ jej uvidite "
zoufalstvi, reknete mu to. Pc.
rozumi mi, re mu narizuji, a.
by I'll a pax uvidi, jak nesmir.
ma byla laska, kterou jsem
mu obetovala."
Polekan, vida dust Minnie
hlubiny, kterych vdbec netu.
sill, chtel zadati markyz O Wy.
sv6tleni, uvesti ma mic obavy
hra'benciny, probrati jeji roz
hodnuti, vrhnouti trochu svet
la na tn tmavou propast, kite
rou mu prave odhalila. Ale 0
ma zmenila ton a fekla vesele
"Oh! Byli jsme pfilis mno
no vazni a dlouho. To Wy jst'
mne dohnal k melancholii. c.
je feceno, je receno. Ale ne
chci jiz ma to mysliti."
Dovedla jej k zamku on
pfitomnosti Armandove ne
mohl opet zaciti hovor. Zdsta
pod smutnym dojmem al do Y
cera proti usili hrabencinu
jez' Sc utracela laskavosti ho
vofila $ podivuhodnou roma
: nitosti a bohatstvim. Po obed
sedla k pianu a zpivala, jak d
: vedla zpfvati. Byly to TANG
| re Saphy We chvili, kdy Sc vrh
: do propasti meme horke ne
: jeji plac. Vlozila do Mich ci
: tax. palcivy srdcervouci bole
j sti, re jejim posluchaclm vsto
? PLY do qci Shy. Kdyz shleds
-fla na. kOnci kuSu. ze iSOu tiS
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PRODA Sc novy dim, vse ma
jedne podlaze, moderne zafi-t
zeny. Haste Sc v els. 1864
Bartlett Ave. z vych. 131. III:
10
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POSLEDNf LASKA.
-R o NJ 4 n
Napsal G.. Ohnet. Pfelozil ]. Sajic.


pet tohoto kouzla, jez il cinilo
tax vabiyou, ably Sc pokusila
pfivesti zp6t k sobe neydecni.
ka, ktery Sc cd nj vzdaloval,
aby Sc snazila vytrhnouti jej z
chmurn6 malatnosti a smrtel-
ne dnavy? NevidG il, jak sest
m9sici horlive bojuje, aby jej
,neprekonatelnym zanfcenim
predcila, kter6mu by podlehi?
Znal jeji odvahu. Proc tato
sdflnost,. ktera Fjej ozivoyala a
rozptylovala, nebyla i1ovym
projevem? -, &. III,
Veril tomu a dovedl byti Mi
ne vdecnym. tMela svrchova-
nou radost, re jej vidf usmi-
vati Sc ma nj povzbuzovati il
neznym pohledem. Nebyla tax
slaba, ably verila, re by mohla
fozehrati toto srdce mrtve pro
nj. Ale chvela Sc pychou, kdyz
! 81 uvedomila, re mohla vitezne
azapasiti Sc vzpominkou ma Lu
eli a zviteziti "a nekolik civil.
Markyz, dychtiv jsa poznatf
pficiny teto promeny, vyuzil
prochazky sam s pani de Fon-
tenay, ably Sc il diskretne re-
ptal. Tusil ranu stale ziyou, a
odvazil Sc il dotknouti jen opa
trne. Kdyz Sc zeptal hraben-
ky, mali zpravy 0 slecne An
drimontove, odpovedela Nina:
sale ano. A velmi dobre.
Vrati sc re Skotska, kde jiz
je dya mesice a yykona velkou
cestu do Spaniel. Vite, ze ii Ii
de z osad jsou opravdovi ko-
CONVICT, kteri 81 libuji jen ma
cestach."
"A stale Sc nevdAva?"
"Ne! Rozhodne chce radeji
zdstati xdivkou."
"Aspon by nem6l baron de
Cravant oblibenejsiho soka."
"To je uspokojive pro jeho
pychu, ale pro jeho lasku?"
-sOht +ite, Pavei -je 'vlazny.
Nebyl bleskotn6jsi We SVEN
zoufalstvi nez We sve lasce. Ma
II kour, lehky vybuch zad-
ma spousta
"Nic u Vesuvu!"
"Ne! Roztomily vulkan sa-
lonni. Prave tax, co je tfeba k
priprave cajeH'
Dali sc oba do smlchu. Ale
starry diplomat shledal, ze Mi
nina veselost je tax ostra a
tax pronlkava, re byl tim roz-
rusen. Pokracoval We SVEN w
slechu:
"Co Sc tyce Amanda, zda
sc mi, re je v klidu a teslm sc
z toho -"
Oblicej hrabencin Sc stahl a
nahla uzkost il stiskla hrdlo.
NeodpovedelaFa kyvla hlavou
dumavym vyrazem. Byla to
zmena tax nahla tax 1plna,
re markyz nemohl pochybova.
tt 0 tom, re kid jeho pritel-
kyne by nebyl strojeny a re je-
il veselost by nebyla ma zakaz
ku. Proc tedy a pro koho hra-
la tuto dlohu? Byly tedy tytc
pixie nastrojeny cd nj zumysl.
ne? Ale jak Sc obklopila ma.
jednou tolika opatrnostmi
kdyz mu byla osvedcila tolil
duvery? Predvidal tajemny
zamcr. A veden ne jiz zveda
vosti, nybrz opravdovym "a
jmem, usiloval jej proniknou
ii. PokraGoval:
"Necinim vam poklony
znam 'vasi silnou poyahu, al,
nyni sc priznavam, re mne udi
vujete svou zivosti a svou do
brou naladou."
'Co chcete? Kdyz starne
me, stavame sc filosofy. A plo
teto mravouky byla oduvodnt
ma resignace a nasledkem tt
no trvala. Muj chot' We ski
tecnosti mladsi nez ia, pro-
nemuz ,jsem zdanlive starsi
dvacet let. zm6nil lasku,S kt(
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PRODA Sc krasny tfikusovyy
davenport, tapetovany set,
karpet 9x12 a tez ,jine kaape-
ty, set do jidelny, koncertni
Baby-Grand piano, kanape, .ka
nina ma tvrde uhli, plynova W.
hfevni kamna, dresser, cAiffo-
nier, mahoganpvy library stll,
elektricka Tampa, postele, ma
trace q rlzne zlqy line ilgg / yeci, g vie VET
mi LEVINE. Dovazka zdarma.
Haste Sc v els. 3343 Fulton
Rd. Is
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yANoCE " cESKOsLovEN-
SKU.
'Americky cerveny Kriz uve-
rejnuje zajimavy clanek cesks
divenky o oslavS vanocnich-
sv&tkI.

clenstva Americheho Cervene
tho Krize, prinasi " prosinco-
lvem elsie barevny obrazek
l"veself v Ceskoslovenske ves-
nici' die nakresu jedne zacky
proslule Baikulovy skoly, ktera
jest tez podporovana .Americ-
kym Kfizem. Ma zadni STRANGE
listu, jest jiny barevny obra-
eek, jenz jest rovnez praci mia
distveho studenta Bakulovy
Iskoly a ma ODE kresby jest zvla
/ ste poukazovano. .Redaktor IL
| stu Austin Cunningham prova-
| ri obrazek clankem, v nemz
lsdeluje clenGm americkeho Ju
nior Red Cross, sze STUDENT
jmenovane skoly pripravili a
illustrovali pro sve americke
pratele hudebni pohadku "Per
|nikova chaloupka", k nlz hud
bu slozil mlady cesky sklada-
| tel Jos. Kficka. S vytiskem Ju
Ilnior Red Cross zasila Ameri-
cky Cerveny XIII poutave IL
ceni prosincovych svatku v Ce-
Iskoslovensku, ktere napsala
Elenkyne ceskoslovenskych ju
nioru Cerveneho Krize, Vlasta
Stepapova, a bylo povazova-
| no "a tax vyborne, re je dial
Americky Cerveny Kriz prelo
ziti do angliciny. Clanek jest
ltohoto zneni:
| Jeden cely mesic vanocnich
Islavnosti. Jen 81 povazte: ctyri
ltydny svatkI misto shrnuti va
noci a novehb roku v jeden pill
my, st'astny tyden. V move ce-
|skoslovenske republice, kde IT,
sice juniorG $ laskou vzpomi-
ma ma devcata hochy v Ame-
rice co ma sve verne pratele,
zacinaji prvniho ,'prosince pfi-
pravy k vanocnfmu dni. Ctyry
'tydny pred Vanoci jsou znamy
co advent a lide ma venkove
kazdy den 0 seste hodine ranni
ljdou do kostela. Kazdy nese
svicku, protoze ulice hostel
jsou tmave, opravdu velice
tmave. Jest kruta zima. Velke
steny snehove meni vesnicke
ulice v hluboke zakopy kdy
byste mohli pohlizeti ma vesni
cany, blizici Sc Sc syymi .svic
kami, zdalo by Sc vam, jake
by male svetlusky 81 hraly v
snehovych zavejich. Ditky ne
z1stanou donna, vzdor treskute
zine .!jdou Sc svymi rodici, po-
nevada sladke hymny, zpivane
v kostele naplnuji jejich srdce
novym, radostnym ocekava
MIN. Prvnim dnem, k nemuz
'mlade divky nedockave vzhli
Ii, jest dne sv. Barbory dine
a. prosince. Casne z rama, hnee
po adventnich sluzbach v ko
stele, b6zi divky do zahrady
Ipro tresnove vetvicky. Dali j.
do vodyV teple svetnici a pax
Ii do vanoc vetev rozpuci, div
: ka sc do roka VIDA. V nekte
: rych castech zemG dava v noe
: sv. .Barbora ditkam odevy
> streNice a matkam brambory
a uhli. Sv. Barbora zda Sc byt
velmi prakticka zena a dobr;
; hospodyne, ale ditky 81 o nj tai
} tax mnoho nemysli, jako je
: Jim priteli sv. Mikulasi, ktere
no vsechny deti miluji a BOZ
, Sc jej zaroven. Sv. Mikulas ri
: chazi, vecer 6. prosince. Jes
! to velmi dobry starry biskup
jenz nekdy vyhlizi, jako ma
!, americky Santa Claus m,
: mnoho peknych veci pro hodn
: ditky. Prichazi nebe po "a
E padu slunce chodi cd domu !
. domu v prlvodu andela
e straslive vyhlizejiciho certs
i Cert ma veliky pytel, do ne
3 hoz hrozl dat nezbedne det
t Andel mluvi matkou, CO "a
= tim cert hleda deti, ktere S
u pred r1im ukryly. Kdyz je yse
: chny nalezne, predyede / j
/. EnTed Sv. Mikl1laSe a Zada. alb
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oblicej q nikdy Sc nesmeje, w
jma, kdyz date psiaky peniz
do jeho krabice . prbto mali
v kazdem dome n6kolik halird
pro neho pfipravenych. To je
posledni den ceskosloyenskych
vanoc. vanocnf stromek Jest
spalen a saty krali a svetcn
jsou .ulozeny ma p1du pro pfi-
stf rok.
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PRIJME Sc zena "a hospody-
nj. Dobry plat. Haste Sc v ne
deli v cis. 1899 vych. So. ul. :?
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PRIJMOU Sc diva PAM ma byt
Sc stravou. Haste sc v els.
4483 Jewett St. 1-6
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kulas, andel 3 cert kazdy dun
We vsi. Sy. Mikulas zdstane ma
svete pouze jednu noe a "a ten
cas- nemGze vsechny domy v
cele zemi navstiviti. Jest ku
podiyu, ze maminky vzdycky
vedi, kde Sc sv. Mikulas zasta-
vi a reknou ditkam, aby pove-
silly puncochy do okna, aby be
hem noci mohl jeden z andeld
sv. Mikulase vloziti do mich dar
ky.
Beheln adventu rozcilenf
vzrista, ponsvadz Sc Iblfzi den.
kdy yezfsek prinese obdivuhod
ny yanoenf stromek. Vacery
adventu jsou ma vsi straveny
zajfmavym zpdsobem. Made
divky a zeny sejdou Sc vecer
lv nekterem dome, u'sa'di Sc ke-
lem velikeho stolu a derou pc
II. Hosi a diyky jsou tam tez,
ale nesmejf draft, protoze Sc
stale smejf a peri lita ma vse-
'chny strany. Musi sedeti v kou
tku a poslouchaiiy pohadky.
ktere babicka vypravi aneb
.zpivaji vanocni pisne. Konec-
ne najdejde stedry vecer. Jest
zvlastni zvyk, prislovi neb
zpev ma kazdou hodinu tohoto
dne nikdo po cely den neji,
aby mohl yeeer spatriti zlate
praaatko. PozdAji odpoledne
jdou divky k fece, proseknou
otvor v ledu a dfvaji Sc do vo-
dy a co uvidf, behem roku Sc
uda. Po vecefi, nez Jezfsek
prinese stromek, jde hospodar,
aby promluvil Sc svymi stromy.
Da jim vano6ni pozdrav, ,pone
lvadz by jinak nenesly ovoce.
" te chvlli muze kazda divka
a kazdy junak vedeti, z ktere
strany jejich milacek pride,
kdyz budou naslouchati volani
ma psa. PAX must byti hozen
strevic pres hlavu a je-li spic-
4ka obracena1ku dverim, ieho
majitelka sc brzy vida, jinak
must znstati donna jeste jeden
rok. Pc veceri Sc dvere slavno
sine otevrou a objevi Sc stro-
mex ozaren mnoha svetly a $
darky pro kazdeho. Phi pohle-
du ma stromek zapominaji dit
ky ma vsechno, avsak babiCka
ma vsechno pamatuje a sebere
zbytky Sc stolu a donese je ko-
ckam, psdm "a slepicim, neh
kazde zijici styoreni musi sla-
viii svatou noe. 0 pdlnoci Sc
rozezvucl zvony vsech kostel1
a slavne bohosluzby jsou slou'
zeny k oslave narozeni Kristc
va. Pastyri peji vanocni pisne
We svych chysich, celia osada
zpiva "Narodil Sc -" a mir a
radost panuje vsude. Bozi hoe
jest svatkem oslavovanym no
stinami a navstevami pribuz
nych.
Den 26. prosince jest vel
kym dnem pro ditky. Jest t.
! koleda. Ditky jdou do Betle
Z ma, ably pozdrayili Jeziska !
prinesly mu Diary. Ma ceste ma
vstevuji domy a zpivaji kole
j LII "
( du pisne ma sve ceste do Be
tlema. Janko sdeluje, ze, d;
: Jeziskovi holuba, Vasek mi
zahraje ma housle, lara pr
i neho vyskoci tax yysoko jak,
;kostelni vez, jiny jej nauci nj
, podobiti zpev. ptactva, Maren
! ka mu pfinese jemnou perink,
/ a Hanka yysiyani a nejmlads
dite rekne, ze mu aspon d
: hubicku. Ditky pax dostavaj
< cd sousedl, pred jejichz dc
q mem zpivaly, scukroyinky a 3
]. rechy, ably mely co jisti "na &
: ste do Betlema."
|. Zbyva jest6 jeden den radc
: sti. Jest to now. rok a kdo j
e st'asten toho dine, bude st'asl
) nym po cely rok. Deti Sc VISA
e vice test na den sTfi kralu. II
v krafOye priSlif Cd syvchOdu pf
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HLEDA Sc byt pro pana Sc
stravou aneb beze stravy v O.
koli Broadway a vych. 55. ul.
Nechte adresu v adm. t. listu
pod znackou "Byt". 1-6
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PRIME Sc zkuseny Die
Maker. Haste Sc v elsie
1O101 Quincy Ave. 1-6
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Fitz Put
OUer K.O.
in Hurry

TON SffARKEY, sailor heavy.
l. weight. was tougher than whale
steak and as game as they made EN-.
lilo was an active ring figure for a
dozen years or no. and during his
time no suffered but one Knockout.
Bob FitKsimmons stopped him quick.
err than qulckAand IN two rounds st
Coney Island. August -. 1900.
This was grudge fight--a real
one, Four years previous. sharkey
and Fitz had fought on the coast.
Sharkcy. a newcomer, had been at
tracing considerable attention. and
the educated dough was riding on
him.
Wyatt carp. Frisco bad man and
notorious gun expert. was tho ref
cree. carp was 10 there 10 protect
the gamblers Investment. Fitz bat
tered the inexperienced Sharkcy into
fragments. II was simply question
OF how many rounds Sharkey could
endure the punishment no was alb
sorbing.
In the eighth round. with tho sailor
study in crimson. carp the bad
man. stopped tho fight and awarded
the decision TO sharkcy on a foul IL
was brazen piece OF thleyery, and
when the Infatuated spectators bore
down on the ring. carp drew his
long barreled As and made his way
TO the dressing room without further
incident.
Fitz naturally was inosnsed. and
when he finally persuaded sharkcy
70 battle him again the CorniShman
lost little time in settling tho old
grudge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-23
KENT HELD
TO TIE BY
ENUMCLAW

ENuMCLAW. Oct. 2S.--kent and
IL Enumclaw high school battled
10 TO ito in a hard game
played here Saturday.
Enumelaw scored first in the
opening quarter when Harm. the
Kent safety. dropped punt and
Early. Enumclaw end. recovered II
and raced for a touchdown The
Try for point was missed.
Kent got its touchdown in the
second quarter on a series OF end
runs and line smashes. Harm car.
ried II over. Tho try for point was
also missed. Capt. Rieten. Harm
and Dalaulst starred for Kent,
while Early, Parem and Franklin
played best for the locals.
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Zen Races
NY OWn on
November :
RY FRANK GETTY


NEW YORK. oct. 23.-The battle
IN OF 3.year.olds for which the rae
ing public has been clamoring-a
test Of speed between Harry +. Sin
claiPs Zey and Admiral Cary T.
Grayson's My Own-wil be waged
at Latonla. KY. November ..
Both owners have agreed to send
their colts In the Latonia champion.
ship OF a mile and six furlongs. The
distance. a test Of stamina as well as
fleetness, is bit long for the liking
Of the Sinclair thorobred. Zey made
such a good showing at Belmont
Park Saturday, however. when he
ran away from Papyrus. the much
Wanted English champion. over
mile and a half and finished with
out showing distress. that Sam Hi
dreth. trainer. feels the son Of The
Finn VIII show his best foot in the
longer race.
My Own. which caught slight
cold on the train journey to Belmont
Park from Laurel, Md, last Friday,
on a rainy day. will be in physical
condition for the championship. nc-
cording TO w. H. Burch. his trainer.
There will be other good horses in
the race. In Memoriam, who won
the Illinois Derby, is rated the best
S-year-old OF the Wet. and Harry
Payne Whitney's Enchantment. held
10 be the best gelding in the country.
are entered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-23
Joe Lynch
On Carpet
Once Again
Bantamweight Champion
Laughs Openly at New
York Commission
BY HENRY L. FARRELL

BY HENRY l.. FARRELL
NEW YORK. oct. 25.-Afler hay
IN ing slapped his hands with Of.
fetal rcprimhnds. suspension and
used up all the punishment that the
law makes legal. tho New York
boxing commission ~ about ready
60 give up the attempt 20 make
Joe Lynch be a good champion.
Lynch, tho bantnmweight cham.
pion, ~ TO be summoned before the
commission today 20 explain why he
would not fight Joe Burman, the
Chicago challenger. last week.
Lynch. claiming that he had dis
located his shoulder when he tripDed
over his pct dog and fell, refused
10 go on with Burman.
The commission doctor said that
nothing was wrong with his shoul.
der and Lynch's doctor said he had
a "subglenold dhlocatlon."
The doctors viii all be summoned
with Lynch thlS afternoon and tho
customary rules OF the commission
about clean breaks" will prevail.
None OF tho principals have 10 make
weight and only regulations and
no titles VIII DO AZ stake.
Lynch isn't much worried about
tho hearing lie openly laughs al
the commission with the attitude,
"well. what arc you going 70 do
about it7"
II the commission had sense OF
humor. the members would probably
| Join In tho laugh because they can't
do anything about II.
Lynch was suspended previously
for refusing 10 fight Burman. and
tho Chicago boy WAS vested with
tho New York title" Lynch then
decided 10 be a good boy and the
suspension was lifted when he
agreed 10 accept Burman's ehal
lengc.
The champion then ran out Of the
match again and Burman was given
tho title again. Abe Goldstein. O
timid little New Yorker. was sub
stitutsd for Lynch and surprised
everyone by beating Burman.
Coidsteln is now tho worlds cham
plon in New York. and Lynch. with
his Tame shoulder" and all hii
other ailments, could beat eoldstein
with one hand. ~ least six ban
taIns around New York could beat
the new champion.
II the commission guspends Lynch
again Il will have 20 accept Cold
stein as this world champion and
tho commission naturally feels that
such n ruling would DO rather fun
ny. 20 say the least.
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In straight plays u is necessary
TO reach tho line OF Scrimmage
quickly, before opponents can re-
cover and close the hole.
The fullback must carry the ball
In two hands and hit the line with
increaing speed, 30 that weak Mt
tempts at tackllng are thrown on,
Some fullbacks have the knack of
changing direction either in or out,
Just as they hit the line. without
slRokcning up their speed. This Is
an added advantage because the
correct hole may not have opened,
or after several attempts the OPP
ponents successfully block the
straight smash. but leave an open
ing 10 the right or left.
Next comes Play No. T. n hidden
ball play.
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IRE OF PILLETTE RUINED DETROIT TIGERS FLAG CHANCES
ANOTHER "HAS BEEN" HANDS
DOPE A JOLT

CHICAGO oct 2sNot surprising development Of the out
" close the consistently ne
showing Of Kruger, Of the Illinois A. C.
Recrated the hsbeu experts proved the
greatest point annual classics and led the whole
swimming field
Kruger bad accomplished nothing importance
OF the most
noteworthy comebacks IN the history o. sport
150yurd back fixture and the Championship
styles swimming; he helped
close
all he garnered 2l champion
shlp points against competitor
Johnny Wesmuer the hngpn point maker
forced out Of competition BY weak heart and took
parti n only t,gOn
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Bob Martin Is Thru as Ring Performe
BY JOE WILLIAMS
4 = 4

MOT so many months back they
~ were calling him "the mlghtiest
fighting man OF 10000. 600 fighting
men"
They were stlll recalling that Black
Jack Porshing. commander.i n.chlef
OF the American forces, had shaken
his hand, wh0eked him admiringly
across tho shoulder blades and pub.
hely applauded his boxing reata.
out OF the war had come no finer
fighting type. no better specimen OF
physical perfection.
IL seemed certain that Bob Martin
winner OF the lnter,allled heavy.
weight championship--would reach
tho seal his buddics had set for him
Ia lofty position in professional
fighting.
Today, instead we learn that Mar,
tin Is shattered In physique. AN ath.
letio has.been. Shunned by boxing
promoters and barred IN is states for
fear OF possible fatality.
Martin recently boxed Marty Burke
az New Orleans. Burke knocked
him out In seven rounds. Martin
was pathetic figure from the start.
The wonder was that he lasted as
long as he did Ills legs tremhled.
his breath came IN short gasps, he
had no capacity for punishment.
After the fight Richard II. Burke
OF New Orleans, president OF the Ma.
tionh Boxing association broadcast
letter TO boxing clubs turnout the
country requesting them 20 protect
Martin from himself" by refusing 70
use him as a contestant In a fight.
Martins manager. Jimmy Bron.
son. a great Gdmlrer OF tho A. u. y,
champion. Is said 20 have persuaded
Burke TO take tho action he did.
Tho collapse OF tho mightiest
fighting man Of 4o.o00.Oo fighting
men" may DO ascribcd 10 tho fact
that Martin was trying 10 be what
he wasn't.
Martin was not fighter-not as
tho gents OF the caullflower trade
arc rated. AZ least no was not an
instructive fighter. lie WIS big, had
TWO good hands. could HE hard with
his right, Was wonderfully courage
Gus, but the spark OF the natural fist
fighter was missing.
In the ring he was a mechanical
worker, who usually gave you the
impression Of a student trying TO re.
member his lessons. There was never
about hts work that sharp fointing.
quick counteriug and doft ducking
that unmlstaklngly mark the actions
OF the natural born fighter-the
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Portland
Grad Udte
FLiUUered
Big Pitcher Couldn't Win
for Michigan Grew;
May Come Back

nETRoIr. Oct. s9.-Herman Pil.
~ letta. OF tho Detroit Tigers. was
the biggest pitching disappointment
m the American league during tho
1873 season. Counted upon 20 keep
he cohbmon right up IN the race,
Pilletts failed utterly to come thru.
In his first year In tho majors the
Detroit pitcher completed tho cam
palgn alongside OF FRher. Rommel,
SAocker and Bush. His record was
Is victories and Il defeats. lie was
A sensation. being the best looking
youngster among the 1899 crop OF
Aflers. Great things were expected
him this season.
but Pinetta fell down. And with
A team that finished second no was
only able 60 turn IN IA trlumphs
against 20 beatinss, He lost more
gamea than any other pitcher IN the
junior organization. True. many OF
them were low score whippiugs, but
they counted as losses Just the same.
AZ the start Of the chase Detroit
was conceded 20 have an almost even
chance 20 cop the pennant. Many
critics considered Il 4 sure bet. But
Illness and injuries. which turned
the team into misfit club. raised
hAvoo and spoiled whatever chance
ne Tigers may have had 10 nose out
the Yankees.
plllettes failure TO duplicate his
1879 performance also hurt tho
Tigers efforts 20 lead the circuit 20
an appreolahle extent. In fact, had
TIE youngs,er displayed the same
brand OF ball as characterized his
work last year the team piloted by
Cobb might have given tho Higgins
crowd real battle for honors.
Piliette. however. Is not 20 10 con,
sidered as a flash in the PAN" Far
frcm Il. No doubt the past season
was Just one OF those oft years
that crop out In pitchers career
every now and then. Next year may
tell a different story Cobb thinks
50.
PIiette used TO pitch for Portland
IN the Coast league.