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dfas pasados hacia Fajardo, con el
prop0sitO de verse con los altos CO.
rifeos jefecillos del bando que sc
titula allf ''el partido del gobierno"...
municipal.
SegGn informes, fue aquello un
acto pintoresco V divertido. Ell "gran
emisario'', despues de conner recibi6
sus amigos. Los reuni0 en- cierto
local Y entabl6 con todos una inte-
resante, a veces agitada platica.
Sobre un sill0n descansaba una
agreste figura, exornada de gruesas
piedras en- ell pecho Y ell menique,
rematado p0r una una garfinda.
Uno escuchaba la palabra del envia-
do, entrecortada y calida. A su lado.
surgfa nm craneo, ralo, abatido por
lamentable orfandad capilar, terso
como un hueyo de avestruZ. Bajo
la risueiia bola de marfil aparec1a
un rostro ilustre-conocidO en- Fa-
-apopletico. Frente este SUI
jeto Sc instal0 beatfficamente, los
pufos pelud0s Y sarmentosos acari-
ciando los nudos de pavoroso coco
macaco. otro elemento del socialis-
mo local. Apolfneo, socialista, bajo
su tumultuosa pelambre, un arist0-
crata rural dirigfa miradaS indagan-
tes al paganico emisario, Y detras
de este, asintiendo a los planes que
iba expeliendo ell punitive personaje,
habfa otro elemento que completa-
ba la trupita desopilante y diverti-
da.
Uno de los circumstances, irguien-
dose sobre sus piernas de caballista
empedernido, Y luciendo largos in
cisiyos desconcertantes, pregunto al
emisario 10 que, en- definitiva, Sc iba
a hacer para espantar Robles Jr.
y amigos del gallinero municipal
-Quisiera que S. S.-estaba par
lamentario, ell tipo-nos dijera que
es 10 que hay que hacer, en- defini-
tiya, aquf, v con que Sc va hacer
10 que acordemos hacer aquf.
Ell hablador que Sc producfa en-
tOnos tan alarmantes para la ora
toria ell bolsillo de los 'kamara-
das", esperanto la consiguiente res
puesta. hizo silencio. ;. iQue ia
lento -.
Ell personaje punitive, surgiendo
con elegancia pagdnica del asiento,
rotur0:
-Habra recursos de todo genero
para todo. Seamos optimistas. A es-
taS horas va Robes Jr. Y compafle-
ros martires estdn dominados. Ell
peligro pasa. Tenemos la mayorfa.
He ahf, pues, garantizado ell triun-
fo de nuestra causa. ~. i Fe y ade-
lante
Aquf ell reporter tiene una peque-
ia dificultad, porque Quien nos di0
algunos detalles del asunto tuyo que
abandonar ell escondite porque crey0
que Torres lie iba a tropezar con ell
abdomen. =. Pero, segln informes,
todo hace Suponer que la coSa giro
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de dos semanas. Ell entusiasmo que
.reina en- Ponce para la Inauguration
del nuevo centro hfpico es extraor-
dinario, Sc espera que durante el
primer dIa de carreras, ell pool"
ascienda una cantidad verdadera-
mente considerable. Ponce tiene cam
po extenso para ell deporte hfpico,
siendo como es, la segunda pobla-
ci6n en- la isla, Y contando con una
poblaci0n casi igual la de esta ca
pital. Indudablemente, que ell hipo-
dronlo Sc hara en- la Perla del Sur,
el centro de diversion dominical, Y
que los poncefos, seran tambien in
yadidos por el fanatismo hfpico.
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mo cochinillos pegados a la puerca.
o usted pasa alguna frontera geo
l0gica y los techos rojOs Sc vuelven
CRISES azules. Yo he notado ESQ
muy POGO en- las parties de Europa
que he visto; pero en- Inglaterra es
muy evidente Y visible. Notar esas
diferencias es comprender la pro-
funda semejanza que existe en- ell
fondo de todos los pafses de la Eu-
ropa en- desintegraci0n. En- toda la
Europa continental el campesino cul
tiva sus fajas de terreno como 10
ha hecho desde la Edad de Piedra,
v es 10 bastante ignorante para te-
mer Y odiar los campesinos de
otras tierras que viven exactamen-
te al lado de las suyas, Y para Greer
en- maravillosas leyendas de como el
esta siendo explotado, estafandose-
les tremendas riquezas, por un ma
iioso enemigo extranjero. Ell sigue
adelante. Y seguira adelante. Esta-
ba ahf antes de la moderna civili-
zacion y quiZa lie sobreviva.
Y dondequiera que usted aterrice
durante esta excursion por Europa
para descansar una noche, encOn-
tiara uSted con toda seguridad un
aerodromo sucio Y descuidadO, v un
CAIRO lie conducira por una carrete-
ra bastante descompuesta, hasta al
gun hotel de lujo en- un pueblo GER
cano. En- todas parties encontrara
usted un almuerzo excessive Y pre-
Itencioso. Encontrara tambien resto-
ranes, suntuosos teatros, music
halls, Y lugares donde la gente, ale
gre como j6yenes sin ser jovenes,
hace cfrculo alrededor de las "jaZZ-
bands" desde prima tarde hasta la
madrugada. Encontrara usted bebi-
das ilimitadas en- todos estos sitiOs,
mujeres en- alquiler y toda clase de
placeres falsos la disposition de su
dinero. Aprovechandose de todas es-
tas diyersiOnes encontrara usted un
gran ndmero de. gente grosera, los
aventureros parasitarios de las gran
Ides oportunidades actuales de Euro
pa decadente, jugadores de bolsa,
manipuladores de CAME, financieros
polfticos, monopolistas v gananciosos
de la misma casta, jefes patri6ticos
de dfas festivos, propietarios de pc
|ri0dicos especuladores Y su variado
genero femenino, y todo su cortejo
de agentes, alcahuetes, terceros, ser
vidores, ayudantes, negociantes de
lujos, costureras Y modistas, joye-
ros, restauradores del CUTS, todos
los curanderos de salud y energfa,
etc., etc.
Y usted Sc sentara su mesa la
hora de almorzar, empapado todavfa
del dulce ambiente del empfreo don
de ha estado todo ell dfa; y pensard
en- las praderas llenas de sol, los pa
SOS de montafas Y collados, los ma
res espejueleantes Y los emjambres
de las ciudades por encima de todo
10 cual usted Sc ha remontado antes
de tomar ell desayuno. listed compa-
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Ell ANALYSIS DE !.
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mas oportuno, pues presenta a la
profession medica. no una mera ex-
preston de opinion, sino un conjiin-
to de hechos sin los cuales ell dag
nostico ell pronostico y ell tratamien-
to de muchos estados medicos Y qui
rtrgicos, en- esta edad de la exacti-
tud, serfan incompIetos, 81 no, a We
ces, positivamente peligrosos 0 erro-
neOs.
FL autor habla muy correctamente
de la micro-qufmica de la sangre
como una rama naciente de las Glen
cias AI6dicas. Lo que va sc ha reali-
zado en- este, es, probablemente, una
parte exigua de 10 que todavfa esta
por alcanzarse, pero algo de la i'm
portancia de esta contribution de
parte de la Qufmica, podrfa COME
turarse, cuando contemplamos ell
valor extraordinario de 10 que ella
va verifica, que es solo una parte de
10 que rendird mas tarde.
FL autor de esta monograffa no
solamente ha presentado ell tema de
manera clara, sino tambien ha con-
.densado la literature de actualidad
concerniente al asunto Y debiera ser
especial motive de orgullo para Puer-
to Rico ell yer que uno de sus hijos
ha sintetizado tan acknowledgements
en-. ell idioma puro de Castillo, los
mas recientes progresses en- la micro
qufmica de la sangre, Y que ha traf-
do la profession m6dica ell contacto
fntimo con estas contribuciones, que
han hecho epoca en- la Historic, ca
81 antes de que la tinta con que las
escribieron sus autOres Sc hayan.
secado sobre ell papel en- donde Sc
estamp6
El m6rito de la obra del DIR. del
Vale, para aquellos de nosotros que
lie conocemos, descansa sobre su lar
ga v yaliosa carrera en- los labora-
torios qufmicos del Departamento de
Salud PJiblica de esta Isla, en- su ca
lidad de Jefe, Y en- su labor perso-
nal en- esta rama de la Qufmica
que cultiva en- su propio laboratorio,
al cual por muchos afios los miem-
bros de la profession m6dica de Puer-
to Rico, Y entire ellos yo, han apela-
lado para sus inyestigaciones.
Sobre todo, este trabajo es nota-
bic ejemplo de eseN espfritu incesan-
temente inquieto que Sc mueve ha-
cia adelante, "hacia ell frente'', de-
mostrado en- todaS has fases de la
vida moderna en- Puerto Rico para
credito de la Isla y para ell enrique
cimiento de La literature cientffica
de la America Latina.
Ell autor no lleya hasta el facul-
tativo, que Sc dedica a la medicina
general la luz caprichosa de una
fantorcha vacilante por los torren-
tes de aire de la imagination, sino
ell prOyector poderoso firme que
alulnbra las esquinas tenebrosas del
problema medico.
Sus palabras son practicas, su
prop6sito es la cooperation, su re-
compensa debiera ser la appreciation
enthusiastic de parte de sus relaciona-
dos Q emparentados Professionalism
te, los miembros de la profession me
dica."
La absolute sinceridad con que pu-
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NUESTRAS ENTR!EVISTAS

Los terminus en- que venfa conce-
bido Ell despacho puso una nota de
provision en- el buque, hasta el ex-
tremo en- que ell comandante Erquia-
ga opt6 por hacer rumbo hacia San
Juan que era ell puerto de protection
que mas cerca les quedaba.
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La libertad es
como todas las
cosas. p u e d {
ser Nevada has.
ia el extreme
Cuando Nine
Roland, canine
del Patfbulo
exclamo: q "iOh
Libertad, Ldbel
tad, cuantos or.
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no necesite de estos renglones para
figurar entire las obras maestras que
acerca de la mecro-qufmica Sc hayan
Iescrito en- el universe.
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En- ndmeros sucesivos hemos ha-
-blado de esta materia 7 volvemos a
poner la catedra por 81 acaso algnn
'.kamarada" esta ignorante del asun
to, y desea, oportunamente, contri-
buir con su 6bolo-voto-a estable-
Ger ell laborismo boricua en- Fajardo
rehabilitar ell pueblo para las
ideas socialistas.
Mientras en- aquella poblaci6n Sc
cuecen las habas de tai manera,
arriesgando unos V otros ell pellejo,
aca, en- la Federation, repantigados
en- c0modas poltronas como dos bue-
nos burgueses de la post-guerra, Ell
gallego v ell Secretario General Sc
acarician la barriga con desintere-
sado patriotismo.
Is Hasta cuando!..
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court Agiiero.
Primer maquinista, Joaquin Grifol
prado.
segundo maquinista, Matfas Juan
Rostoll.
Tercer maquinista, Felix yizque-
ira Valdes.
Tercer maquinista, Antonio Ga
rriga Alzamora.
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bros que componen la Comisi6n Sc
repartiran entire San Juan Ponce,
y de esa manera, ambos hip6dromos
estaran atendidos eficientemente.
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La absolute sinceridad con que pu-
blicamos estas notas acerca del libro
del doctor del Vale, creemos nos
releva de llenar cuartillas Y mas
cuartillas acerca de ella, que, acaso.
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La SITDACION MOVIDA Y PINTORESCA....

alrededor de varios asuntos estoma-
Gales, de caracter local, Y la voraci-
dad pantagru6lica de alguno que
otro amigo Q enemigo del nuevo Nc
Donald.
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FL Maxine Gomez, tai vez Guam
do salgan estas notas haya seguido
viaje para Cuba. Su itinerario de-
pende del Weather, del terrible
vocablo que arrancando ell transporte
al insondable misterio del mar, nos
ha trafdo aquf un bunch" de mu-
chachos tan simpaticos, cultos Y anna
bles, como los que mandan ell hist6-
rico Maxine Gomez.
iAdi0s!..
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botellas contra ell suelo, mientras
que. unos inspectores, rojizos e in
exorables, Sc daban a La tarea de
sellar las cantinas del barco en- NOM
bre del famoso Mr.. VOlstead
Realizado 10 anterior, algo, vino a
traer un destello de algeria op-
timismo entire los tripulantes. Una
queja del Consul cubano en- Mobile,
dirigida al Bepartamento de Estado
de Washington, puso fin a aquella
especie de sitio, restituyendo su te-
sor0 a los del "AIaximo Gomez, con
la correspondence sarta de excu-
sas Y otras cosas analagas.
La rehabilitation fu6 celebrada con
toda clase de henores, hasta, sc
dice, que los terribles cancerberos
prohibicionistas no dejaron de mi
rar con simpatfa ell memorable aeon
tecimiento.
iCuesti0n de sangre J.. Hay cosas
que no sc pueden negar!..
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Las iltimas noticiaS de Fajardo
confirman que ell senior Robes, a
pesar de las actividades de Bolivar
permanece en- su puesto tranquila-
mente, como en- los mejores dfas de
pastor religioso. Este senior Robles
Sc las trae. De NADIA parece que han
seryido hasta la fecha los recursos
dados a luz por Bolivar, y 10 que es
mas importante, todayfa, que el Sc
nor Robles Sc propone resistir con
todo su carapacho de alcalde socia-
lista.
La function esta resultando diver
tida. Es la segunda vez que don
Boil. !. sienta sus reales en- Fajar-
do de una manera tumultuosa, es-
tupenda =. Pero, esta vez, Sc ase-
gura que no pasara de simples anna
gos pirot6cnicos, pues, Sc dice, que
eel Jefe laborista cuenta con mas
oportunidades para un exito compile
to, por aquello de que conoce ell te-
rreno que pisa y posee los suficien-
tes pertrechos para combatir.
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Green los adversarios de Robles
Jr. que 81 acttia movido por mezqui-
nos ofrecimientos aureos de cierta
poderosa Corporation. Y, segdn 81
nos ha dicho, no hay nada de ESQ.
Es incireto que Sc lie hayan hecho
jugosas ofertas. y que estas horas
Sc hubieran cotiZado voluntades a
peso de orc para ir a dar sus votos
carneriles en- favor del Alcalde. Es-
to, 6l cree es una ofensa su deli
cadeza. Parece eran otros los que
iban tras esas mercedes, aJlnque pa
ra clio hubieran tenido que dejar
en- rehenes su conciencia.
Evening star., 1924-10-06
Local College Foot Ball Ag1eguons Get Into Action
SHAMROCKS ATTAIN
INDEPENDENT TITLE

Shamrock tossers, victors in the
Independent League, yesterday as a
result of their S-to-4 triumph over
Dominican Lyceum, have one more
goal to reach before they end their
1924 season. They aspire to tackle
Mount Rainier's championship nine of
the Washington Base Ball and Ath-
letic Association in a three-game Sc
ries for the undisputed unlimited
sandlot title of Washington.
Twelve 1usty Shamrock wallops,
coupled with consistent finging by
Lefty Kuhnert, accounted for the Do
minicans' downfall. Mattingly, Moran,
Robey, Eammel and Long of the win
ners each smacked a pair of bingIes
off the twisters of Brayton. III. Muir
ray and klucken of the Dominicans
used their fails effectively.
By virtue OF their 7-to-2 victory
over the Othello Athletic Club, Ben
ming diamond athletes bagged the
title in the Benning Prince Georges
County League. Hughes held the
Othello team to seven blows and vic
timiZed 10 would-be batters via the
strike-out route. Usilton of Benning
drove three safeties in four times at
bat.
Bcnning took the measure of the
Wesley Athletic Club, TO 0. in a
preliminary match. Adair yielded but
one lone clout for the lea que cham
pions in this tilt.
Evening star., 1924-10-06
DEMPSEY TO FIGHT
TO PLEASE RICHARD

NEW YORK, October 6-Jack
Dempsey is going to prove that graft
tude can exist in the prize ring
game. That is the inference to be
drawn from reports he will fight
Tommy Gibbons in the Madison
Square Garden on st. Patrick's day. or
will go into action at an earlier date
Where. does the gratitude come in ?
Well il comes in for Tex Rickard.
Tex was pretty nice to Dempsey and
kearns when the two were starting
to make their bid for fame and for
tune. Rickard was their benefactor.
He listened to them when no else
would. gave them their chance
So now Dempsey will appear in an
indoor show as a favor to Tex. The
past outdoor season has put Rickard
under the necessity Of asking some
thing of the champion.
There were few good attractions
and Rickard had his hand in mighty
few, indeed. His pickings have been
lean.
In order to attract customers and
make the last season at the Garden
profitable one the champion will
oblige his old friend and make one
appearance at a reasonable percent
age 1t will be a, tuning-up bout for
next Summers activity, and whoever
IS selected as an opponent. it is GER
tain the house will be packed. That
Is the sort of drawing card Dempsey is.
Evening star., 1924-10-06

skin reached Muller, he was nearing
Ohio's goal line. Muller let the ball
| fly low and hard in a regular cannon
shot of pass. 1t came up to Steph-
ems waist high just as the latter
| reached the goal line in the left hand
| corner of the field. All he had to do
to make a score was to turn slightly,
There was not an Ohio man within
Is yards of him, so deceiving had
been the fake end run.
This was prime proof of Muller's
| supremacy over the Ohio forward
passing combination Of Workman and
Stinchcomb.
Later he made another pass-this
time for 40 yards-which was a
wonder. He was, in fact, the bright
star of the game. In addition to his
throws, he caught five forward passes
and intercepted two. By his fau1tless
performance at end and his knack of
sensing where the play would be. and
getting down the field to break it up,
he effectually stopped Workman's
passes. His work was so exceptional,
indeed. that. together with his previ-
Gus record, it brought him the unani-
nous choice of the country's foot ball
critics, as well as sport writer's. as a
member of the mythical all-American
eleven.
We disclosed wide-open game all
the way through and, after Muller's
long pass, considered the most perfect
ever seen. established a supremacy
Ohio could not remove. Sprout play
ed wonderfully, and SO did Mcmillan
at left tackle. The whole team was
impregnable and we ended up victors
by 2S-to-0 score.
For that day, at least, we had shown
western foot ball to be far superior
to the eastern brand.
AS for Muller, he is preparing to be
a doctor. Meantime he is acting as
my assistant coach. II he becomes as
good an MD. as he was foot ball
player a lot of sick people are going
TO be made well.
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sda and Great Britain by North American
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Evening star., 1924-10-06
LAUREL RACE MEET
STARTS TOMORROW

With the Capital. six x-furlong
sprint for three-ycar r-olds and up
ward. carrying an added value of
$4,000. IS the programmed feature
laurel Park will tomorrow inaugu-
rate the first of IT'S 23-day meeting.
Stakes and purses aggregatings
5000, 900 Will be distributed to partici-
pating horsemen during the meeting.
the salient features Of which viii be
the Capital. Laurel. Maryland. Manor
and the Washington handicaps; the
PatuXent, Chevy Chase and Governor
Ogle steeplechases and the NatioErI.
an event fashioned exclusively rof
2-year- -olds.
Washington-owne and Washing
ton-trained thorOughbreds will be
very much in evidence throughout the
meeting. Admiral Cary T. Grayson.
Edward Beale Mclean, Samuel Ross,
William +. Burch, Robert T. Miller.
James w. Bean. George w. Foreman,
Selby Burch, Carl T. Thoner. Elmer
Trueman and James Skinker Will be
those National Capital turfmen who
will display their colorS during the
meet
Among the Washington trainers
who Will take part in the meeting
are: James ". Healey. who trains
the establishment of a. c. Bostwick
of Philadelphia: Preston NJ. Burch.
trainer for the Nevada Stock Farm:
Matt Brady, guiding genius OF the J.
T.. Davis string, and Michael C. keI-
ley.
President SpaldinG Love Jenkins ot
the Maryland state Fair. which con
trolls Laurel Park. reports that tn"
plant has undergone complete reno
walton. y generous application o.
paint has been used and there arc any
number of changes and iTnnrnyen7epf.;
which have been instituted for the
comfort OF the patrons
Racing will start each afternoon -
O'Clock and a special train seryic:
Will be run over the Baltimore an
Ohio. direct to the track.
Evening star., 1924-10-06

go activity in every one-the spirit
OF the Forty-niners survives undimin-
ished.
1t was this spirit which attempted
the record-breaking forward pass
that was to settle the question of su-
periority between Workman and
Stinchcomb on one hand and Muller
and his teammates on the other and
by so doing indicate the relative
strength Of California and Ohio State.
To give Muller the best possible
chance to make his 65-yard toss we
contrived a formation that would
convince Ohio an end run was in
tended. The only lineman stationed
left Of center was Left End Stephens.
Left tackle and left guard were
switched to the right of center, the
latter being yards from the near
est man on either side of him. The
placing Of Muller Is yards behind his
own right end was Offset by putting
a backfield man In the line.
The effect Of the feint was height
ened when. on receiving the ball from
center, Sprout sped to his right as If
to go around Ohio's left end. Stimuli
taneously, the other two men in the
California backfield and the three
men at the extreme right of its line
formed a cloaking interference for
him which had the double purpose Of
adding validity to the fake run end
effectively screening Muller and the
ball from the Ohio defensive line and
backs.
But Sprout did not run around end.
Instead after he had gone about six
yards, and when he was almost in
front of Muller. he turned in the di-
rection of the big right end, who,
standing immovable, had his eyes
glued on the halfback, from whom
he now received the ball on a back
ward pass.
Throws Like Cannon Shot.
The threat on one hand Of an end
run, and. on the other hand. the
previous use of Stephens as a decoy,
had taken all attention from the Cali
fornia left end and, even as the pig
Evening star., 1924-10-06
Supreme Strategies in Foot Ball
n

Johnston, May Sutton and Helen
Wills and the ring triumphs of James
j. Corbett and James j. Jeffries. Add
to these the successes of the Wash
,ngton eight-oar crews in Eastern
regattas and you cannot well con-
slider the West inferior in any branch
of athletic endeavor.
What Is true in other sports is
true in foot ball. In the intersec-
tional clashes we have more than
held our own against the East and
the Midwest.
been fought in our territory, and.
conditions affect the invading play
ers However, let me say, our team
is willing to meet any Eastern team
in the East during any regular sea-
son, making the trip the week of
the game and returning home in time
to continue our schedule. l feel sure
we would give a good account of
ourselves.
The East has certain advantages
over California. For instance, there
are more colleges in the State Of
Pennsylvania alone than there are
beyond the Rockies. This provides
lots of competition. Again. there are
mum berless high school and prepara-
tory schools in which players are
developed.
Spirit of 40 Survives.
But in California il is possible to
be outdoors the whole year round
And there is a wonderful get-up-and-
Evening star., 1924-10-06

during four years past. Former ALI
American fuIlback.
i: x x =
In the last five minutes of game,
if a team is in the lead, it is good
strategy to retain the ball as long as
possible on the offensive using moth
ing but straight safe plays in order
to use up time and also to take
small chances in fumbling. Or ii
the team that is in the lead should
have possession of the ball in the
middle of the field it is a wise idea
to kick, inasmuch as it is hardly
possible for any team to score III
such short time if facing so or &C
yards of territory. If they attempt
to rush the ball it is possible for
them to tumble and defensive team
might be able to pick up the bali and
score. While in the lead the last five
minutes it is absolutely foolhardy to
try risky plays such as forward
passes and double passes.
The strategy for the team that is
on the short end of the score should
by all means be to use every trick
or any plays where there is an ele-
ment of gaining long distance in
one play. 1t is no worse to be
beaten so to 0 as it would be to be
beaten IA to O.
es,opyright, 1924, Associated Editors, Incl