TITE SUNDAY BEE: OMAHA. NOVEMBER 19, 1022.
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Fitz Hasn't Heart of Famous Dad
Bentley
Yale Has Never
Ily I HMi (i. MKNKE.
t'uiirllit. Ufi.
(iH4 gusli, Mil brtllloell!
AVIint a limi t blrij "Cholly" Kbbets
!i.m turned out to be.
llnrk'Mi to the words of the Urook
lyn nmgimie:
"I buve Jut riiii tn tli ciinclu
slim (hut Hut prime purpose if the
new lMeUill pluyeru' uhhocIiiUhii Is to
pry tilwK-r il;iries out if the club
lltttl'TH."
If "1'liolly " uglle brain bwln't fer
ret ml nut the secret of the organlza
tliiti' exist enee, every other nwgnate
undoubtedly would have thought 'Hint
the players had tin nl- together no
they could rentiest the m.-ignutes lo
reduce th"lr wnges.
If the of Hob r'ltzsinnnons only
timt t h fighting heart of hi" ilail.
what a wonder hi' would be! l''or he
Ii.im u kirk In either haiifl, In fist,
clever, hus a rugged constitution und
all I hi' nthi'i' niitur'nl iiunlificiitlons of
u great rliiumiiii.
Hut the h"art isn't there.
Ami no onn knew It better than olil
himself.
In the days wln-n the late world'
i liuinploti wits bringing his hoy to
tlin fore privately, ho boxed with the
flotingster oik' ufternoon before some
guests nnil the youthful Fitz mudo
a fine showing.
"Looks grent, eh?" commented
Tloh, nr. "Fine looking fighter. But
he doesn't like It. Watrh!"
Another Imxlng amnion ensued.
Then old Fitz suddenly shifted and
drove a left to the body then a right.
The youngster backed awoy and cov
" ered.
"If he'd only tear In when he's hurt
then I'd feel nure that he'd (ret dome
where," na Id Fitz, nr. "Hut ho doesn't
And nobody goes far In the fight
Rome who can't tnke a beating; and
mill fight on."
Young Fitz, in the yearn since then,
has fought JiiHt like he did with his
' father; shown up greut, lookn like a
"world's champion until he gets hit
"a few solid ones. Then he becomes a
marathoner.
Those who control racing's nffalrs
In the Empire state paid out $1,910,
104 in purses to horse owners In 1922.
That num Include distribution at the
tlvo track Belmont, Aqueduct, Km
1iiie City, Jamaica and Karatoga dur
ing the 152 days of racing. The aver
age puree per race was about $2,100.
Tsn't I peculiar that through the
yrar they've been trying to find out
what's the matter with Yale that they
, haven't ever decided
Maybe the other teams have better
players!
Every time a Ynle eleven is whipped
they begin to find fault with the conch,
the trainer, the rubber, the alumni,
the quarterback's Intellect and much
else, .
But never has It occurred to the
folks in New Haven that Yale has
been kicked around for yearn simply
because it player are inferior to
those of Princeton, Harvard, Iowa and
tome of the other outfits.
It seems time that they quit pick
ing upon Tad Jones and his coaching
system and started to bewail the fact
that for nearly a decade Yale hasn't
had a single member enrolled among
the truly greats and that the Yale
moleskinners, as a whole, have been
just ordinary.
Jack ISentley, who cost the Giants
$65,000, departs from Baltimore label
ed in this fashion:
"A sucker for a low ball."
"Too sensitive to stand harsh criti
cism." If both are true it means they'll be
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!Stk a4 Harney 3u.
Can't Stand to Be Razzed
Had Great Players
remarking shortly that John MctJrnw
took unto himself a lemon.
For the opposition ellngers certainly
will proceed to uncertain, as It were,
if till this low ball stuff I true. And
if It's trtl.e you can be nure that Hent
ley will get nothing but the low ones
dining his major league existence.
Hentlcy Is said to have quit the
Oriole team twice beruuse some of the
newspapers "punned him." If the
riiz reully affect htm In that way,
! Ii'iil It y w ill be quitting the HianlH
about four or five times every day.
For New York In the home of xivtt
berries. livery time u Princeton footballer
picks up a loose flock of pigskins uud
races yimls, and moio yard down
a field, often with touchdown reriiilt,
quite a few folks arise to remark:
"Ain't they a flock of lucky
ginks.'"
Which Indictment In riot true.
Princeton player have nmde his
tory through the trick of picking up
fumbles and running nwuy with them,
not bcailHe of luck, but becnUNC
they've been trained to do It.
Ordinary footballer:-", seeing a ball
bouncing around without an .owner,
promptly hurl themselves upon It
and are merely content to secure
possession of the ball, wit limit at
tempting a gain. The Tiger sys
tem Is different and infinitely su
perior. "Get the ball and then run with
It," is the Princeton slogan.
So Princeton men the Ham Whiten,
the fiddle Drlsoolls and all the others
are ever alert for o loose ball. And
when they find one, they don't fall
on It. They pick it up and carry It
n far an they can toward tho other
ft lllows' line.
When other coaches and teams
learn tho Princeton system of "pick-up-and-then-sprint,"
there'll be more
of those lucky guy catalogued with
men of old Nassau.
"Kid" Schlaifer Shows There's No
Glass in His Jaw in Wells Doul
Carrying the marks of a turbulent
battle, but with a draw nerving as a
soothing ointment, Alorrlo Bohlulfer
returned to Omaha this morning from
Davenport, la., where he distinguish
ed himself last night by holding his
own against Billy Wells, Kugllbh
welterweight title claimant.
Schlaifer, after a two months' ab
sence from the squared arena, fought
his usual slam-bang, riptearing bat
tle, with the result that the grcately
touted Englishman at times was
forced onto the defensive.
Davenport fan went wild In the
final round, ths tenth, when the two
battlers stood toe to toe and slugged,
each taking his quota of blows on the
jaw.
And Morrle can still take 'em. He
ha dovelofjed no "glass" In his jaw
during hi "vacation," for ho took
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Here is Princeton univenity't famous eleven, which humbled Chicago and liar
vard. From left to right, front row: Smith, right end; Baker, right tackle; Howard,
right guard; Alford, center; Dickenson, left guard; Treat, left tackle; Cray, left end,
and Snively. Back row, left to right: Caldwell, right halfback; Crum, fullback; Cleave,
left halfback, and Wingate, quarterback.
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!Woods and
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t'l'K fii'iotliiir linn Itn atliactloim
when Willi iiialliiiilK and cunvun
buck to occupy a fellow's time,
but when thu big ('aiiiniil geexo bi-Rill
to My and can be lured Into the coi n
lieliln you can't blame a hunter for
saying good bye to the ilu .k tdioollug
and ilevotlng bin time to the honk
er. It sure In some sport to bug
thcHO hanilHomu bird nx many an old
hunter will tell you,
Thu Canada goouc, iiIho known as
the gray gooso', or honker, Is tho boy
that moHt hlintcrn mo familiar with
In tho states, and gunners get ruddy
for the vlHlts of thcMii birds long lie.
foro they come down from thu north.
Corn tlf-lils are baited and blinds arc
Hindu by the wine hunter by tlm time
the first cold weather come along no
that the gieno Will receive u royal
welcome when they comu winging
their way from the north.
Homo seasons, if tho weather Is
mild, these birds will slick around for
weeks, getling fatter and fatter lis
they feed In tho coni field (if the
pialrle coulry. An long us thero Is
plently of food and tho weather n
fairly mild, they ure loath to go fat
ther south and as a result hunter will
everything Wells had right on the
button and Just mulled.
Morrle tore out of his coiner In the
first round liko an enraged tiger and
battled Wells onto the defensive, win
ning tho heat.
Vslng lefts and right effectively,
Wells won the second and in tho third
dealt Schlaifer much misery with n
wicked left, which also gained him the
verdict in this round.
Schlaifer tired from Wells' lerrilic
attack In tho fourth and when he re
turned to his corner claret from n.
wound over hi left eye flowed down
his face.
The fifth was even and sixth and
seventh went to tho local Hebrew,
who Opened up n swinging attack.
One blow, In thn seventh, caught
Wells flush on the chin and h;s knees
wobbled.
The ninth Wells took and the tenth
was called a draw,
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Waters 1SnS
olleii hiivi) good go!ru shunting ex
ti'eiiuly latH In the season,
While in Alaska I saw hundreds of
geese on thu lido flat of tho buys und
coves along tho coast. In Pybus bay
on Admiralty iHlaud they literallv cov
eted tin, low ground In front of somu
of the salmon streams flowing Into tho
bay, Anil such u racket .they did
make! Thu milliard and teal would
nil in inn smau pools on ino hum,
oi'cn jn-rnui iiiik us io npproacn qune
close, but let us get within sight of
tho honker und they would begin to
complain find talk uhout us In no un
certain language. And then Into
tho nlr they would go. One evening
when coming down one of tho stream
by moonlight we ran Into a bunch of
geeso which were occupying a nleo
placo on a grassy bank near tho
mouth of tho cn-ek. A noon a they
heard u splashing along In tho water
I hey begun to talk. In flying away
from their "roo'tt" tho old leader led
them between us and tho moon and
It was iioiiif! plct ure this big flock
silhouetted against tho yolh-w moon
low In tho sky.
One evening 1 had thu shotgun along
and tried this nilhuotta shouting, hh
wo needed wrmo fresh meat for tho
pot. It was a combination of flight
and nllhouetto gunning with your
gamo hitting tho ground with an
audlblo thump but taking some tlmo
to find imiesH you had u flashlight
along. It's nil right when you uro
alter meal, but for sport It I far from
being all right a you havo little or no
chaucij to recover wounded bird.
A gooso can pack away considera
bly 'lead when hit too much, in fact,
as far as thn hunter Is concerned, a a
wounded bird, when not seriously
iilmt, will usually eludo capture If
thero Is any water handy Into which
tho bird can dive. That thick coat
of featheri which the goose carries,
around in regular armor a fur
getting shot pellets through It I con
cerned. You bovo to hit 'em hard to
down 'em. '
1 '.ccause they are so wary, so largo
and more difficult to down that other
wateR fowl shifting honker Is easily
tho best bet In water fowl shotting
among tho shotgun fan.
Norfolk Hw it m ft Athlon,
NorMI;, N"1 , Nov. 17. Np',lal Tel'
Km m. Nor f l clef ruled Albion Much
h'-rtf f hit ii t i'i noon, .'(4 to fi. AlMuri'
iniv rH on it r'ult'i from u J&-yril run
In (ha thlM o't'irtr, whkh wm th only
ttniH t ii j vlnltor wero In thu NorrolK
territory.
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riprlugfielil, Mass., Nov. IS Having
received a diploma from a correspon
deneo school for detectives, Itettben
Ogden canio from, tho west prepared
tu take charge, of the detective bureau
of the police department here.
Ho Walk'-d Into police headquarter
uud anilotinceil that ho wa ready tu
take charge. I In said lli.it bo heard
that Captain Prank Quill y had recent
ly resigned from that position. After
tho officials had recovered sufficient-
' y
Ogden took the nlr.
Jack Graney Has
Strong Team at Iowa Capital
J)cs, Moines, la., Nov. IS. Manager
Jack tlrnncy of the 1 Molne West
ern leaguo baseball club I anticipat
ing a good season hera next year.
Thn club finished last In tho 11121
race, but iiciUlred several players who
should bo excellent major league
prospect within a season or o.
Among them is Walter (lenln, a cen
ter fielder, who threw out more men
ut tho plats than any other fielder
lu the league. Ho Is a. .300 batter and
a sterling base runner.
ficorgu Cooper, a right-handed
pitcher, I another good prospect. He
wa purchased from Portland, Ore., In
the middle, of the season. Jlo proved to
bo such a good hitter that he rarely
worked on the mound, always giving
a good account of himself, however.
Ho hit for a .370 average,
Jack liaiiner und Miko Wilson are
tho two catchers on tho team and
mo both fomers. lianncr It) expected
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Watchman Hears
Yews' Pedigree
i!iitilim Hoiiml liy Safe
trutkn, I. intent to Hull
1mt Di-t iiss l'uol Iliftoriftf.
Akron, o, Nov. 1, llllndfolileil
and Iiuih1 w it It wire, Oliver (iold
smith, a watchman, enjoyed the doubt
ful privilege of listening to three yegg
men blast open and roh the safe in
the I'fllces of the Acme Stores com
pnuy here, Police urn working on
lines obtained through (ioldsmlth,
who repented conversations carried on
carelessly by the, burglars. They
deal I'd the hilies wutchuiati Jocu
larly uud made no thrat to harm him.
Iln heard one of tlm yeggs boast
of having learned 111 profession while
serving it "bit in stir," otherwise, a
term in tho penitentiary.
Another referred to his foiiuer em
ployment wnh the company they weft)
robbing, speaking of Pied W, Albrecht,
president of thu concern, ns having
done the thief "dirt." "if I had him
here now I'd put thesu handcuff on
him und treat lilm rough," gold
smith quotes the burglar a remark
ing. This loquacious safecracker wa
called "Nicky" by bis confederates.
tloldsmlth told tho police.
Twelve charge (,f dynamite were
exploded before the safe' door gave
way. The robber obtained 92.000 In
cash find securities.
Nucleus for
to be nt the height of hi playing in
the next five years.
Floyd Chesbro, u left handed first
baseman from tho Pakotn Htate
league, Is another find picked by tho
lioosters. Petey Tuigeon, a shortstop,
Is one' of the hardest hitters for u
small player that Hit Western leaguo
ho ever seen.
Thu lioosters have Don (iiant nnd
Art Wagner for third base prospects,
although Wugner belongs to Cleve
land. (Irani played at Kviinsvlllo last
year.
Joe Horan is the regular right
fielder, while Jack (Jraney holds down
left field.
Otto Merz, "Lefty" Eddlemnn, Coo
per, are. tho three mainstays in the
box to come back. The Poosters
have an optional agreement for the
services of Mldillelon from Cleveland.
He is a capable southpaw.
las Moines will train at I'ouca
city, Ok!., next spring. '
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HoMon, Nov, IS. Kver since his
wlfii left him more than seven year
ago a st lunge (tummy figure of a wo
man bus been the sole "wife" com
panion of Louis Vltale, ths "H ippy
Hhoemaker," of Grove street, In tho
west end.
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ut tho age of t lu Italy. As a very
young man he enmu to this country,
the land of "great things." Ho went
to worklmmedlMtely upon landing
with a fellow countryman In Last
Hi tun. After being there a short
time ho opened a shop In Grove street.
While attending u dance In the
north end he met the girl, "a flower
of Italy," who later liecamo his wife.
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