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Norfolk to Have Stadium—U. Va. Needs Coach—Other Sports
H.-M. MEN RECEIVE
YELLOW JACKETS WHO IIKI.I’El)
i
WTV CO* AHE HECOKATED.
COAC1I W'AItKEV THE
OOOIVS.
ABMI-ANIr, V.\„ The. s. —Thirteen
Yellow Jackets are the proud pose*, s
ror» of the much coveted II.-M. mono
gram, the awarding ot th*e de<*orn
< tions for valiant service on the ath
letic field having heen made on Wwi
metday.
Those who r< <t'iwd the monograms
and whoso chests are swelling cur
T>sponoiiigiy an- oarr; A. ivw *.cap
tutn i, vv. ,intKr, l". i>. iiopKilia, J .
At. v» ray. ft. t-, tome, M. r inner,
J. i . islmpson. i ..po-.,. «.o. Joriaii, J.
K. VVllOulo.itiKe. .1. 1 . V flMfOllatl. IV. 1’.
Turner, |i, n. thine. i tie run- lor
auiu.mig tetter - is »cry string' i»t here,
a rnan mu mg m pntv in lour games,
at least two "i n ot, n nre tnamplon*
»hi|i games, Dei, re tie tun wear tne
mon,.gi am,
loir .. the end of th" season
ultnoMt tne > ... t■,t• i• ot conversation
' ll the t t'ilo'.v Jiwkct uimfuo has la ell
th- winning of tee cufi, non u'srrt ;i
took a stji.Htt ol green matt rial and
"hipp'd tin in Into file oiewn whicn
Won mi championship. Tist loans of
n " s;.,j,er 11,■ j,i. tnv “In, I,” have , utntr
a. i'i r u good share of discussion. Here,
liovteter. the orient is given to tuu
systematic ■ v in which Warren ne
xt miieti , ach S' parale part of his team
hy vvr. lv- i,: v. .is. aim his judgment
in tie style m' play, namely, m using
only (ic: etis.v in, tit s and th* onslde
t.e l.s. A eui'-fui an ti.M- <•' ail litre
. hun.pi"i'.-*rvu» *. n>, s iow«j (11.= ; th>
Were almost Iw uU al in tiiv pin'
a > .!.
IMimt thi- may hi. the talk so
tar ns thi V oliov Jat ket* nre lr
tulve.t always ends with. "Oh. well,
vv . wen trie cop. This makes three
i O ns that l;amlolph-.\lnee.n team* have
v,. n under Warren, and of th other
s. a- iiits tie . have tied thre„.
Tin lettered | ia;.,rs have ch • *• d J.
A. Chapman captain of the team for
i all. Chapman has played right
guard on the yellows Jn k-it l>.r
two ytrsrs. being a sub th- year P
fore. ih A a hnsay athlete. weigh*
t;,g oMr 1-V> pool ,is. lit: i< a splendid
UctiiirK" piuyer :• ml is also good ..t
operur.! i. i - ,,n t iit nsivt The man
at. r and his ic cumi will I ■■ elected
•> the a'vhl,.*(! hoard at its to \l mcct
t:<k
Th' athh U' I'oui'd it.., , ' pr, ->■* .
great u a 111 i' ai e-Ti .,, , r cv work o:
1 i.hU Warn it, tiud th" ?t iderit . id
es “strung for hint not only ■ - t
he d"Veloped ii championship and cup
• inning team ■ > :t of rnt and arnre.it.
sal material, hot heron*.' his .reed
never K*t,. tin.' and he always toUl
tin footbail g. tdiators they would win.
His eiintidcn, e in t hetenm v.n nor
...!sp. i • tl In I'.tln, nor was it In t» ■
•revious j car*, when cops wore won
; the 11.-M. team, nor will it t.e
■M yesir, (or many of this years
tars will inn tha mohsklrt in li*xi.
Randolph Mac.in was coached
:hr uughout the last »i:i«.ni to play a
hfenrdve game all the time, to wear
awn the opposing Catena hy repeat -
I punts tor hunt distances, and to
use the tuiside k|t k w hen the enemy
uni been sotfl tut!-, tagged to make
improhiihle that the Velio a Jacket
ho laugh the hail would he tackled
• f,.re st oring. Thi < Is the sc rot
tli, Yellow Jar kola' throe victories
• t tin- championship series AH the
.olios were played alike hy llandidph
iticn, if thoso who witnc»«..i the
■ .intents will remember, and what r,m
iy looked like luck !-i tin »;-■■. tutors
was simply the working out of care
fully laid plans.
.1, A. chapman, thv heavy mul pop
V'ar right guard of the 1,. mon ruui
Ri.i 'k elev en of 1 "Spil'd two y, ul -.
has heen elected hv the letter men :■
aptatn th' tS*t 1 team. Ills playing
in the line was most material In the
achlevemenl • • the trio of vlvorhs
• hii h brought home the cup. mi l It
- iit 'iev t tl h>. wall make an i xt ,11,-nt
held general. The football muring.
..nd assistant manager have not v t
I een elected, but will he chosen at
the next meeting of the athletic hoard
Ooirli Wurrrn will undoubtedly he
retained. He expects i ■, develop th
best fothall nine In the Faster!', Vir
ginia intercollegiate > ntoMs, and to
so drill the Yellow Jackets next fall
as to make it Impossible for any of the
other teams to get a lew k ut the cham
pionship cup.
Jim R-rcy te Fieht Ross.
NEW tiRI KANsf. I .A , l >■»,■ ",.Tim
harry mul Tocv Hi"" v*dl| meet in c
! u ei.ty • round bout h, fore the \Vi ‘-t
Bide Athletic t'hih on Sunday after
r,., a it Pecemher .
Edison
Phonograph
for
Christinas
The best pres
ent you can
make because
it is superior
to all others.
C.B. Haynes & Co.
5 North Strati St
IKIES THAT HE
APPROVED GAME
jFATHER OF liAIJ WHO WAS kll.I.
KI> STRONGLY' DENOVNCES '
I
4-ltllHKON SPORT.
If th** choice had to ho between
: footoail nna prize lighting, tho latter
; i» l;ii' to on proleri* it. m the opinion
"t i,. rf. <,unti. of vsatrhe*, Miea., writ
ing in the torrent issue of trie south
ern < liurohrmtn. .hr. ilunns son ro
<*ii(iy otoij from in* cifecls of In.iti
. ties sustained in a footoail iiiiirit, unci
.hi consequent!} writes witn consider
1 utile ifS'iiiij! on the subject.
, This is what to has to sat :
"Press dispatches ol recent date have
gratulP.i.s.y. net to say maliciously,
reported roe ;lS having suld that 1 con
rloor. it tin- ‘l< atn of my son trom an
mi l’. received in a football pructic*
us r.itnpl.. an a* *idont, and that not
w iliistarniitig my sorrow. I jtavo my
; full approval t" the frame and < .nsiii
• red it as harmless ns baseball or any
athletic spurt.
1 have never been. am not. nor
■"hull Hir be an advocate for the bru
tal practic, miscalled sport of foot
tt.il 'I he cli-cumutam os attending
my sons death proves nil the nior.
conclusively that lh* game should
‘ net or be allow ed.' I know that when
, played by largj-r boys It is very dan
gerous. but thinking that the smaller
boy. with whom my son played would
hardly endanger their limb, or lives.
I i oust nted for him to engage in what
was mlied ..nly u practice. the greater
part of the time h. |ng spent In run
ning signals Hut I now realize that
the gnith- has been s> changed since
I. as a hoy. played football, that ev
erything connected therewith is nt
tended by th- greatest danger; and
thus I a. •••o.int for the great fascina
tion which th* gam*' has for hoy*,
■'inly th. hoy before his death,
, wh-ti his bri*th-r * imp into the room
and they talked about th* practice
he asK. *1 with with deepest Interest.
If 1 would allow him to play again
when h** g**t well.* These considera
tions have cs-onvinced me that If the
. * hoi* s wn** absolutely necessary be
. two cn football and th»* ring of the
prize fighter, that the latter Is fur to
be prgf. rred.
"1 nrn saying thi* with the hope
that some other home may he snared
the dark shadow of grief which has
i ■ >ni< ov*>r our home.”
TO BUILD SIMM
ON NORFOLK FIELD
mi \ wrru mum v ri \\ im
PnuVIM, I M AAKTTK PARK
\Mi (.ITIIM, IU«. <. AMI'S
! ■, i! tii TIi,- Kit-hnii'iji.I A irifiiilan. .
NUHPUl.K, V A., lift, s— Backed
i Mtitiu moni'w'il Interest* hi re, n
■ mmom*T,l in on foot to cnnvort J.H
fa>i|t« l 'b M into h stadium for big
■ bam .all ft! 1,) Otll'T attilfHl.
Karm » Th.. iiloii m to pull down tho
pri—niit slruet'ir,. eml er.-.'t onnrroto
-• utn and a bi*rli !'•: i. e around thf
S «<*>•
{ It 11 ’ i . o'I that I* this In dor,’
th- proni.it its imt »• cure football,
i l as 'L-.i':’ and nth' r s'noon brtv.an thi
: ’ ic- | ttn'.
IjifaNnUf Fi.-lil lias (iron thf* t»-on.
■ >f n,on.. important at hit-Ur atrujritl, •
and tin •‘lH'l.muro ha» always born
! fox 'd ti It" capr.i ity whotiovi-r ft tog
i t'iitno ban I'ti ii piaMd hero
—
A RECORD FLIGHT
DARING AVIATOR SEEN HERE
FLIES 16 MILES IN 10 MINUTES
AND 55 1-5 SECONDS.
M KM I ’H IS. TKN'.V. Int, ' .— All
Mernpl :- is to-day agog over the won
> >Tful dying fi at of Roue Harrier, who
1 m a Rh-riof monoplane flew more than
1 sixteen miles over this city an.I «ur
l i "iiniliiifr eountrv In 10 minutes and
' -f. j.. . .■ aii- Wednesday,
i IJo not only broke the world's record
for speed by Ilyins at it rate of S7.f>3
ititle* itn hour, but won $5,000 offered
I by a local newspaper, and defeated
j John n. Moisant, cinder of tin- Statue
: .d Liberty and erou-er of the English
: i 'bannel.
l,o)ii Mnrane held tln> spied record
up t ' Wt dm sday. Mornno. at Rhetms.
hi w at a rate of fi» miles an hour.
Harrier made his 'light tit an altitude
I '"it feet and followed the mapped
out course w ithout once diverging from
u. Mo.sant. who was also com jet In g
; >r tin $;.,(HI0 prize and Southern avi
tio.t honors, did not follow the course.
• tit')- he Soared to at) altitude of
7.11110 foot to get into the most favor
!o air currents and was so high up
I ■ could not see tho buildings which
marked the course.
Ikt't iir .o well remembered by Jtich
t e-ders «»; the matt who flew over the
city the 'times during the recant avi
ation meet. He tlcw over the city
twice by himself and on the final day
. t the meet engaged In a race from the
Pair grounds to the city Hall with
(Intros ami Simon,
II ‘ startled Richmonders with his
iiaredcvil dips, glides and short turn*,
.cud seemed never to be so much at
home as In the nir. Richmonders who
sow him lly here and applauded him
were glad to learn of his world-famous
achievement in Memphis.
SUCCEED POWERS
N'JTVY YORK. Oee. 8.—It in prac
tically settled to-day that Edward
Harrow’s, f<> Toronto, will he elected
president of the Eastern League to
succeed I’at Powers when the club
owners meet hero next Monday. Tho
I latter is de lured to have seen,,the
"handwriting on the wail" and to bo
reifdy with an announcement that a
’'business venture in Ireland" will
, henceforth take all his time.
1 larraws In one of the host known
baseball managers In thtr f-ouatry. «t
I though his record In this- line la not
oa« la grow enttttWtaaUo over. ('
1MI6EMI1ET0
GET JEW COkCD
CRAWEOHI* CAN NO IXJKUER.
| SERVE AT l*. VA.—i9ll PKOS.
PEfTS GOOD.
; CHA KleOTTKSVIlXE, VA.. Dec. S.'
i A roach to succeed Crawford, who is
not eligible to succeed blmxolf, is ne
1 n„r sought by the G. V. A. at tin.1
• V'nlvcrslty wX Virginia. Craw for.i •
I work, e specially that of whipping his
badly crippled eleven Into such snap*
as to win the Carolina (fame in Klch
niond on Tnnnksgtv mg i'ay, has boon
most gratifying and sat 1st a dory, and
the students will do the handsome
thing by him when he leaves anti also
deeply regr.-t his going.
Crawford will be a nurd man to re
l>l»ee, but the General Athletic Asso
ciation will not pick his successor hur
riedly. it is expected that a former
star football gladiator of former day*
w ill be scioc led. The General Ath
letic Association Is considering several
erstwhile wearers of the <'range and
Blue for the coachshlp.
The 1911 team should be a winner,
as t ight of the 11*it' stars will report
I or practice m-xt fall, and with a good
c ue h should develop Into an even
faster eleven than this year. Driver,
the star halfback, whoso work on the
offensive and defensive attracted tvi<i< -
spread comment and compliments, and
Varner, the doughty ta kb . will he
missing from the I Oil team. Driver
vlll not return to the I'nlversity next
fall. He will probably accept the po
sition of athletic Instructor at Wil
liam and Alary, where he ha* an en
viable record in all lines of sport.
Varner will come hack next year, but
the eligibility rules bar him, he hav
ing played lour seasons, three with
the V. P. 1. arid one with the V. of Va.
College Topics hits this to sac on
the 1911 football outlook:
' Eight members of this year's foot
ball team will comprise tho nucleus
for the 1311 eleven, with the possi
bility of a ninth map. whose eligibility
is in question. This was ascertained
at the annual banquet given to the
"V” men of this year's squad, when,
in answer to a request of Dr. William
A. I-nmbeth, director of athletics for
this information, the following men
held up hands:
' Finlay, left end: Todd, left half
back; Bowen (captain for 1911), right
• end; Towles, right guard; Pankov, b-ff
guard; W .oil. center: Jones, fullback,
anil Grant, sub quarterback.
"The man whose eligibility is in
doubt Is Captain Gever. The first year
ho went out for football here h<- play
ed for a short while in a single game.
For three years he hits beep a star
tackle on the Varsity, making the Ali
Kouth Atlantic last year and this
i year.’
101 Mini LOSES
TO 1CKENSCHMIDT
I ION" WIN". WRESI
I IN*. MAIN H IX TWO XTHAIGin
VU.I.S IN CHICAGO.
' ■tiUMiW, IU*, !»*•<••. f* Mill ugh
•I.-!.in tw>> uraighf falls
George IlHi'ki’Mihniidt, tin "Russian
!..<>n, ' Ji sko \Vc«t*-rganril. the liumj
wrestler. went down t*> no in*
glorious it* ; at Wednesday night.
Tin iiuri was In the best of trim,
i iti-ti :i ■ an eel, bulky as it looom* -
■ tt\ . Mini strong ns an ox. Altlimip.i
!>*■ outw *-!gh«.*d ami outgeneraled the
Iowan, Hack, ns* hmldt whs compelled
t" • it all his s.-lence and strength
t--» pin him to th* mat In one hour
two minutes and tit'tei n seconds. Tin
and time ag.-tin it looked as though
the Hon would make quick Work *f
. his opponent, but Westcrgaard squlrm
• **i out holds that no on*' believed it
! possible for him to break loose from,
and had the Russian on the defensive
a i*rg.> part of th.* time.
Roth men came tuck fresh and tit
for the second try for fait, and both
'' r* *ni th»* aggressive. Westcrgaard
■■e « uuttoux at first, having tasted the
; bitter results of getting caught In a
double bar arm hold, but after ten
minutes <*f car. ml sparring for an b*1
\ outage he g,it reckless and w as slip
ped to a sleeping position by the lion
in eleven minutes and twenty seconds,
a reverse body hold turning the triek
and winning the match for the sub
ject of Czar Nick
RICHMDNDT0 SEE
HURD FOUGHT GAME
.ST. VINCENT AM) NOKPOLK
DU ES WILL CLOSE SEASON
AT BROID STREET I’AHK
SATVRDAY.
Richmond lovers of football are
awaiting the day of the game be
tween the Norfolk Hines' eleven and
the St. Vincent Academy team, both
: of Norfolk, with the greatest of in
terest ami expectancy.
The elevens will i lush at Hroad
-Street Park Saturday atteriioon at
3:80 o'clock. They will |>!av for
$8,000. the gate receipt* and the
championship of Norfolk.
, Hath team* are heavy, fast and
confident, neither hat lug tasted de
feat this *ea*ou and neither believing
the other can administer that uncut -
: etui dose.
Supporters of the two elevens will
come t*> Illehmond in drove* and
] tvhoop It up for their favorites. Hroad
Street Park will bo made to ring with
the rooting* and ehoerings of scores
or lusty-hinged, loyal and confident
men. boys and girls.
Although complete arrangement*
regarding the official* have not yet
been made, it I* reasonably certain
that Pat Harry, the Georgetown man
l who refereed the majority of the
football game* in Illehmond this fall,
wl serve in a similar capacity In this
•» no Saturday afternoon.
Poultry Show at Harrisonburg.
HARRISONBURG. VA„ Dee. S.—Tlio
second annual'exhibition of tin* Mutual
Poultry and Pet Stock Association
opened Wednesday morning. Nearly
000 bird* are on exhibition, making
the beat allow ever given In the coun
ty. Exhibitor* are her* from several
Elate*. A' large number of prlae* will
hf awarded th* wlanar* to-night. ..I
!
The E. B. Tay lor Company
1011 Fast Main Street. JS&. 23 West Broad Street.
Headquarters for Christmas Presents
We Are Showing a Large Line of
Chafing Dishes,
Percolators,
Brass Jardinieres,
Dinner Sets,
Bed-Room Sets,
Sheffield Silver,
Electroliers,
Mahogany Clocks,
Umbrella Stands,
Breakfast Sets,
Tea Sets,
Fine Cut Glass.
TWO STORES.
—
Sidelights on Six-Dav Grind in New York
N K\V VOKK, I'ce. 8—i .
•pat ' Power*, too rotund j
j t<» rarry hi* »vn bed. whll
M.v-uiiv r.- * i'-, M>‘.hi->n G>< rut n as ail :. * * .4 ft-u* .*t<trtinff ' 'Hi:
.romott r tJ * and Peter Prunty. the v» t t ran anu- liv’er, tnd the bug who tries
ct th* weary plodder# wend their way u* fam • and mi;rn*?\. _____
MOORE SMASHES
* CUSHION RECORD
MAKI-S KI N OF 15 IN BII IHRI'
m vtcit Which hi:
cost.
| NEW YOKK. Dof. 8.—Alth-uigh !*.•
f 1.>st hi* billiard match with Tom <<a’
I lagher, <Je»rgn Moore came out of
• his three night*- piny with (tying fo!
- ora by smashing the thrce-oushion
record that has stood for twenty-live
| years. In Ills play last niftht Moore
i made a run of fifteen, one tm-r. than
i Frank Peterson made In Ft. I.oi.ls in
i lgst5. riallagher won the mat U 1 to
' to 135.
Sporting Squibs
Jisfsrs Donohue. ex-White Six first
baseman, end who played at the initial
: comer for Washington during tue seu
; son of 190?. is another retired athlete
! Who would "come back." Donohue's
I optics have been ailing him since the
wind-up of the ’909 race, l'pnn the
advice of un expert oculist Donohue
submitted to treatment at Hot Springs.
: Ark., and he now thinks tlmt he can
! play the first hats as of yore, On the
way to the health resort D 'ii--hu<- "ui
dentallv spilled a few words in regard
to the White Fox. .lings o that tin
secret of the Chicago American l.eagu
team'* Sneers* ut> to two years *tHi ■
! was due to the fact'that harmony pre
' vailed In the ranks throitgliout tD«
1 campaigns. As soon us littern.il row*
i cropped up the ilub went to pieces and
Manager Hugh Duffy Is now striving
to reconstruct the onco formidable out
fit.
Hobby liyrne, the midget third base
man of the Pirates, ia still hobbling
around on crutch,< « In 8t. I.ouis as the
result of a recent operc ic:t on the
right font. Hlood poisoning set In and ■
little Bobby w is kept Indoors for a
few weeks. The star player is on the -
mend and expects to di n-aril the walk
ing slicks In u Week or so.
Jack lb-wan, the burly pitch- r of the
JPhlllles, tic.mired in tile gigantic swap
with the Cincinnati Red*. is i„. ! up
with a damaged light arm as the re- .
suit of 1*41 accident In Dayt-m. Ohio,
j Itowan was riding on u. tundem motor- |
cycle end the machine buiniwd Into A
pedestrian, tossing Rotvan «uif his com- i
i pgnUin from ths^v-jpwRg. 1
pitching ! was J; inr.<l, in," not j
1 ro k ■ : t.
1 lti.br it In., lb. u'Vi.cr i
th» St. Louis Browns. has turned
tlown a prop gs,,rship at unc of the big j
Western colli cob. As a member "f the
fa- ally Hwigri would b< expected to
manage '> football team, whose earn
ings he woultl bo permitted to pocket.
“Baseball, not football, is my gam''.' j
odd Hodges In declining the offer.
Mr. Hedges has protested against
the proposed, increase in the St. Louis
baseball lioens.- to ISO a day. The St.
Louis owner has a plausible reason for
his objection. Ho • \pi.Mns that some
days the Browns fall to draw in 130
at tin Rate.
Jimmy McAl.-er, the shrewd manager
of the Washington Senators, will stop
at nothing within reason to strengthen
Ids team lor next year. Me A leer is re
ported as having stated that he was
ready to break up oho «.f the host bnt
t. no» tn tbe game if lie ran gain added
strength by so doing.
Uhl Cy Young s rating in tin pitch
it:g averages for tbe past season offers
some food for thought. The grigibed
veteran woix seven and lost ten games
during the 19u9 season. This has been
one of the most disastrous seasons In
Young’s long career on the diamond.
A White Sox uniform will probably
kerb Jake Stahl, first baseman of the
Bed Sox. who says lie has quit the
. 'in.. In order to attend to his bank
ing work In Chicago. President Tay
lor, of the Bostons, says they van huve
Stahl If he run get a pitcher or two
irum the I'hlt-ufii i . .o. The horn,
lender will probably re ..insider if ho!
reals that he can piny in Ids home ;
town.
Pitcher Mc<juUlnn lias written I’re.d- ,
dent Herrmann, of Cincinnati, and
again promised to be good Sounds lik,
"Big Mac" was (getting r« .»d> to make
a touch.
If Sam Langford will exert himself
when he meets June Jeanette hi Boston
next week'us he did In knocking Mor
ris Harris out In the Hub Tuesday,
night, he cannot help winning deets- •
lvely, That’s the way the Boston er»
tes figuri it. They ngru that Lang
ford never fought with such ferocity
and that if the referee had not Inter
fere Morris plight have been fatally
injured. Langford knocked Harris nut
over in Brooklyn last winter, but it
was a well-known fan that lie; agreed*
to l«t Morris remain on hi* feet for:
st* t'tnynds, "Just to enteptslr, the'
yrofftt" . ^;,/n. 7 : - I
GflTCHIS THROUGH
WITH WRESTLING
CHAMPION (.i:\rPl,F.K SAYS VO
IMHCl’MKNT corn* BIUN<.
HIM HACK TO M \T.
l
CIU< I>ec, 8.— Frank Crotch,
world s v restllng champion, w ho has
defended his tltlo successfully from
the Invasion of foreign grapplers since
he wrested tne championship from
I lackcnschnitdi In 1908, and who an
nounced his retirement from the mat
(fame when he threw Zybysko last
winter, arrived in Chicago Wednes
day. From hU home In Humboldt.
In., to be a spectator at the Haoken
j.-hnildt-Westergaard match at the Co
liseum last night. The tlrst statement
which (torch made to several friend*
who were eager to find out If he
would he willing to consider a mateh
w ith HackcnecLimldt was to the effect
that he Is through with wrestling'and
that no inducement could bring him
back on the mat.
"I am tl.rougn with the mat gatrie.'
Uotch said In answer to a number of
'lurks about his future plans. "T
made this announcement last winter
end I am going to show the world
that 1 was sincere In making the state
ment."
mi-sms will
ME THE SOUTH
llAItYAKl) l.AW SCI lot H, K1.EVES
I
TO 1*1,AY AT MEMPHIS AM)
MOW OIU,KAN'S.
CAMHKIIKIK, MASS., Pee. 8.—A
great* r part of the Harvard law
School football team which defeated
the Carlisle Indians .1 to o last month,
and which Is composed of former
players from Harvard. Y'ale. Prince
ton and the 1 ulversity of Michigan,
will invade the South during the
Cltrlauna* holiday* and, meet two
Southern team* at Memphis on De
cember 3* and at New
Deciemlwr 81. X*
(MM have been
weeks. hut it wa« imt until to
that Captain Hamilton Fish, Jr.,
nount nd their completion.
The Memphis gam« will bo
the pick of the Vanderbilt and 8a«
waneo eleven*, and ut New Orll
the All-Star* will meet tho beat me
1r..tn the University of Louisian*
one or two oilier Southern colleggiHif
Tile All-Stars' lineup will bo a* ttT
lows: Ends. Houston. Harvard,
Auelilneloss. Tale; tackle, Kish,
vurii, and. rrumpaeker, Mich l
guards. Hoar. Harvard, and Par
Yale; tenter, t'ass, Princeton; quart#
bad;. Hardier, Harvard; h.'i'fbael
PfliTer and Moore, Princeton.
Oortnjt, Harvard: fullback. Wliff
Harvard.
DELEHANTY’S LEG jg
MENDING SLOWL1
TIGERS MAY GET JIMMIE Wi«
LIAMS TO KEEP SECOND BAI
PROTECTED.
DETROIT, I kdc. *.—Conslde
doubt now evisis that Jitrt I tele
secured by lH-trolt from Walt
’ . 19CA. will l,e able to play next I
The injured leg that put him <
the gi>u;o las* s-ason is mending i
lv. and it is feared tiiat it will
right by tin start of the season.
The Detroit management, to
itself, now t ontom plate* securing i
tide Williams, with .\l imeapolls
year, u« utility inun. If Detail
■ u*. ft i." troluible that O'Leary
will be th.e regular second
with Williams, if secured, to fall ’
on.
Folwall Stays at Lafayetfek
EASTON, PA., Dec.
FvlweU. of Philadelphia, was
ert coach of the Lafayette football |
Wednesday night.
Southern R
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