NOVEMBfilt 12,1911 10 TBX ON YESTERDAY m OF 11. SPlCllllltlltDlliCmm l i y. ill mil I eooD ini BUmETHIl GIVING ti ■: u - 01! BY MONTY. Walah, Elliott and Bredd, all strong nominees for the Olympic team. Too Early in Season to Do WelgostAnd Welsh Will Meet New York, Nov. 11.—The approach Truly a great crep of spiked-shoe of the national Indoor champion- artists are being conditioned for the More Than Select Likely in Son Francisco For Light, •hips of the A. A. Ui which will be big indoor occasion of the year, and it Candidates — Very Last held In Madison Square Garden, New is more than likely that the winners might Title—Will be bark­ York, on December 26 and 27, has in all of the events will be includ­ ed With "Pomp and bought up again the question: Who ed In the personnel of the American ' s' '' 'fV Games May Reverse Some •re our best athletes and what will be athletic army that invades Stockholm. oj the Positions, the make-up of the Ameican team in But there are others. Many col­ PIV‘” the Olympic games next summer. lege athletes, who because of their Although some men perfor better studies, are unable to make the trip And some worse on a wood floor than to New York for the indoor “champs" Wendall, Spreckling, Howe Wolgast Stands to Wm Crowu^ they do out of doore, nevertheless it have qualified themselves for consid­ win he poslsbls to get a good line on eration by their ecent achievements. Butler, Smith, Pendleton De- ing Trttmph of Eis UjqI the eligible Olympic timber when the Ira Davenport, the Chicago Univer­ Dec'^mber events take place. sity quarter-miler and half-miler, can Witt, Fisher, Are [Some of Faces Raid Proposition m Tiio running events are at differ­ not be denied. He i& practically a ent distances than the regulation out­ certainty for the team, having made The Players Who are Show- Welsh Who is a Clever Com- door races. They are from sixty yards better time in the two furlong event up to five miles, and fhe class of the than anybody since Maxey Long, ing First Team Form. bination Fighter. candidates can be figured for prac­ Sv/ynne Henry, of Texas, national By W. S. FARNSW ORTH. tically every Olympic face excepting outdoor champion in the hundred two New York, Nov. 11.—Football sports By W. W. NAUGHTON. the Marathon. The standard run­ years age: and R. C| Craig, the Mich­ are figuring on their All-American elev- San ning and standing jump contests igan University flyer, will prove stiff Francisco, November ll —y obstacles in the sprint tryouts. Billy ens about this stage of the season, and Wolgast and Freddie Welsh are to bo^ are p;- "rarimed. as v.cll as all the already have probably decided upon weight competitions excepting Uie Hayes and Mercer, of Pennsylvania; twenty rounds in the Vernon Arena certain players. It is hardly fair how­ kommer-throv. and discus. and Hough, of Boston, must be reck­ Los Angeles, on Thanksgiving Day ever, for anyone to pick their men so There will b? prcbabiy the great­ oned with in the short distance run&. Here is an event that looms ia red Jones and Eerna, of Cornell are cer­ easily, as, not until the very last game letters on the pugilistic calendar. est llpt of atl'letes competing that has been played and won, a cer­ ever ent^'red one meet indoorsi Sev­ tainties in the mile and two miles. Ia is a genuine championship and While the Ellers are about supreme tainty who is the very best in his rd- will be marked with all the “pomp and eral western a!id southern men have spectiye position. In their blanks a.id promise to as hurdlers in the club class, they panoply” of such affairs. A coveted make thlucs hct for the champions of will encounter Titans when they meet The writer, like hundreds of others, title will hank in the balance and the thinks he knows of a few who already affair will be presided over by a real the Nc'v Vork A. C. and the Irish- the collegians, Shaw, of Dartmouth, are sure of being elected to the "great­ American A. C. and acccidingly the Smithson, of Oregon Nichelson and live referee, who will be ready to est team on paper,” but the only way ccaches of bc*^h clubs- are working Kirksey. of Mis-souri, and Chilholn, of slap a shoulder or hoist a glove-bedeck­ hard pcl”.ting the iraiiiins of their Yale, any one of whom would be a to mention their names at this tim« ed hand alaft when the battle is lost of the year is to call them likely candi­ and won. men for these events. fit representative for their country. dates. After the bobtail bouts of the East In the Sprint rcces there arc three The “jumps also present several good men ent'Ti^d who may be members of men who will net compete in the in­ Wendall, whose front names arc I and the no-acount contests of the West, ti:e Clvmpic liain. They are Alvah doors. They are Burdick, of Pennsyl­ Percy Langdon, looks to be as sure j a ring event of this character is some’ Meyer. I'cbby Clov.ghcn and Jim R. vania; Horine and Beeson, of Califor­ of making the All-American team as ' thing to look forv.^ard to. What makes he w^as last year. Here is the pivot it all the more interesting is that r e r /’^rror, of the li ish-Americans. nia; Irons, of Chicago, and Thorpe, of the great Harvard eleven. Take him I it flavors of the international com­ All ot iheaf. or. a good outdoor track, the Carlisle Indian. In the weights, away from the Crimson backfield and plication. have don“ the hundred as last as there are Ralph Rose, the world’s ten se-.ocdc. ;■ will be a great three- chanipion. of San Francisco; Lee Tal­ tlieir attack would be weakened fifty If Wolgast wins his match, it will be per cent. corner* i lilt when they pound their bot, of Kansas, and Jack Horner, of the crowning triumph of his career. way tO'vard the tape. Michigan. The pole-vault will be AMERICAN OLYMPIC TEAM POS­ Sprackling, Brown’s captain and A victory over Packey McFarland or clever, fast-gaited, quick-thinking j Matt Wells at the hard and fast light- remarkable a"ray is entered in monopolized by the collegians, Gard­ SIBILITIES FOR 1912. the m’ddlc-distance contest?. Jim ner, of Harvard Scott, of Leland- quarterback, is playing even more sen­ I weight notch would not mean as much, sational ball than last year. The fact ' for it is very evident that neither of McEti’ 'e .f the Vest Side Y. M. C. A. Stanford, and Cook and Wagoner of that the Providence man has taken ’ these men could meet the chafnpion on X Y., is exnecied to show his bast Y ale. part in every game, while Howe, of ■ level weight terms. Both Packey and form He is a wonder on a board The only event left is the Marathon A trio ef track stars, poslsbilities for Yale, rested in the early battles, is al­ Matt have to fight a few pounds above track and may take the measure of —and here is where America stands a the 1912 American Olympic team, who Tarry Gi.- ing. Frick and Borgnian, oi good chance of being lambasted ,by most sure to earn him the job on j the scale and, such being the case, I Wolgast would get little credit for the New Yorks; Borland and Ter- the foreigners, no matter v,’ho is sre before the public because of the W^alter Camp’s “A.-A” team. ^^ill;^ r. cf the pastimes, and Jim selected, unless some top-notch new­ epproach of the national indoor cham-’ Howe is every bit as good a general J whipping either of them “at 133 ring- Riie-'- erger. cf the iish-Americans if comer bobs up. Tewanima, the In- plcnship that win be held in Madison as Sprackling, but he is not, in the 1 side.” I W elsh Can make any weight that "Peer!e«'» Mel” Sheppard is allowed dfan, seems about the best Just now, Square Garden, New York, on Decem­ opinion of the writer, as versatile a i Wolgast can make. In the next plac?, to com;, te, he wili of course be the but he has never prosed his ability ber 26th and 27th. performer. In the game against Pennsy ' Freddie is a combination fighter. He ia favorite in these events, but this re­ over the twenty-six mile route as he Sprackling was a demon in his attack. On the left is Harry QIasing, 'star I remarkably clever at stand-away work middle distancer of the New York He did not show to the same advantage cent dishonorable discharge from the ha* at the ten and twelve mile dis­ .and he has studied the fight-yonrself- twenty-second regiment is likely to tance. Erxleben, of St. Louis; Pilli- in the Harvard contest, inasmuch as Athletic Club, who returned a .short loose system until he is well able to cause his dlsquclification by the A. vant and Hatch, of Chicago, and Ciar- tinw ago from a trip trip' to Europe, the Crimson ends kept him well cov­ ered. In f£tct, the whole Cambridge [take care, of himself during clinches A. U., and it is vcen possible that ence DeMar, of Boston, seems to be v>rhere he beat all th/S forelon Stars in wnoie i or roughing spells at close qiiartevs. he may be forbidden to represent Am­ the only others likely to develop. All I He is one of the cleanest little felloTS erican in tiie Olympic contests at of the old-time star Marathoners of were they able to keep Browii from j that ever took up fisticuffs as a mean; Sweden. thi» country have turned professional, of gaining a livelihood and he is/ races over a mile will be easy for with the exception of Joe Forshhaw, nart *rrart”n f I scoring more than six points. ® Cornell has a crack Quarterback in conscientious trainer. George Bonhag having retired from the St. Louisan- who finished third snld Butler. He, Sprackling and Howe are In addition to all this, he knows ths the game. It «ems certain that the in the London race and he has retired. man in i'" : the best field goal kickers in the East fighting part of A1 W olgast thorough­ Frank Krame, of the Long Island A. Two things that will be of great young It takes a wise woman to transform awfully deceitful for a Tvpnti It h ‘ Surely, Butler when the big paper team ly, having watched the Michigan -nild- C., and John Daly, of the Irish-Am- importance in deciding the person­ a “good fellow” into a model hus- widov/ not to want to remarry, Hir-riiaiivi A 4 • may be picked. Also, Potter, of Harvard, has cat develop from a husky novice tea erlcanj, with Louis Scott, of the New nel of the Olympic team are the band. ,* i come to the front faster than expected. world’s champion and having “had en Yorks, at the dark horse. place and date of holding the try­ Bud Smith, who, with Kilpatrick was : on” with W olgast in his cub days. The Eller bothers. Jack and Bob, outs in the middle West, South and Do you happea to know of anythin? People who think themselves some y‘ y c d Regiment, N. G. N-1 selected unanimously as end for last I If Wolgast overcomes ail this, it will of the Irish-Americans, seem to on the Pacific Coast, with a certain more industrious than an idle rumor? pumpkins Ire usually small potatoes. . UI ! year’s All-American team, is playing j prove that the present holder is tlie ih»Te the hurdles between them. In number of men to be elected from the nirtf/r M ♦* M r>^^u same sensational brand of foot' I lightweight champion th ro u g h , and the Jumps and pole-vaults, there are winners at each. However, this meth­ picture of Matt McGrath, the New. , ball as he did last fall. It was chiefly j through, for reckoning point for point, such stars as Oler, Jennings, Grumpelt od has its short-comings—but also York Athletic. Club’s star i his work that kept Sprackling down I the lightweight division a t th e present thro.wer, Fielding, Porter, Ewry, Aherne and ha» every other plan that has been hurling the 56-pound weight' in the Brown game. ^ He looks to .be [time holds no more formidable bidder I Platt Adams, all of the New York A. devised. In fact it looks impossible for height, McGrath recently smashed sure of occupying another berth this ’ for the title than English Freddie C. The Mercury-foot club seems to to select a perfect method—on by the wbrld’s record for the hammer year on the big team.? Welsh. have a ‘corner” on the good ‘Jumping which absolutely the best men could throw. Sam Felson, Harvard’s other crack Some of Wolgast’s ardent admirers material. Each one of them is an be picked out. But leave it to the Tving man, may also be selected, as he are of the opinion that he v/ill have Olympic possibility. The weight events Dealer Wanted :NTAL SURGERY IN Olympic committee. It is 2 to 1 that has improved wonderfully this year. no more trouble with Welsh than he will call out men the calibre of Mc­ they find a way to get up a team SWEEDI8H -SCHOOLS. He is Harvard’s most accurate holster. ' had with Omen Moran, but it is not Grath, Sheridan, Duncan, McDonald, that can beat the foreigners. Smith, however, is by far the class ' easy to determine how they arrive £t Stockholm, Nov. 11.—In Swedish of the pair. The way he intercepted the conclusion. schools dental surgery comes in for a forward passes attempted by Brown ' It is generally admitted that Moran, PRINCETON WON CROSS COUNTRY great deal of attention. Sweden, with was immense. And, believe me, the when he boxed Wolgast, was iri poor its five and a half million of inhabi­ RACE WITH COLUMBIA. little Providence eleven is far ahead shape, owing to leading a dissipated FOOTBAL RESULTS. ♦ tants, has about thirty complete den­ of any other in this mode^of attack. I life. He made "a brave show of fitting tal surgeries for school children, Princeton, N. J., Nov. 11.—The The Brown system of passing is like himself for the tussle, but the stauima while Germany with sixty millions, , was missing, and the best proof of Princeton cross-country team won a has only 100. unto a baseball catcher throwing to rather slow race from the long dis­ second to catch a runner stealing. The this was that Owen lacked the support At Cambridge: Carlisle 18; H ar­ tance runners of Columbia over the In Sweden’s dental surgeries for player who tosses the ball figures it school children a journal is kept in * of the betting contingent. vard 15. intercollegiate cross-country course the receiver’s duty to cover a certain 1 , Men who had wagered their money hert today by the score of 22 to 34. regard to every child. Surgeries are spot where the ball is aimed for. Of i on Moran in the prior fights in San At Princeton: Princeton 3; Dart­ open every day, and the young pa­ course, it takes adept receivers to mouth 0. tients are treated by dental sur­ Francisco, placed their coin on WOMAN’S EXTRAORDINARY make the play successful, but in Ash- gast last Fourth of July. This does At New Haven; Yale 15; Brown 0. geon and his assistant. Hitherto den­ baugh and Adams, the wing 'men. ' not imply that there v.'as anythm? POWER^OVER A MAN. tal surgery has been tree of charge, At Brunswick: Maine 15; Bow- Brown has as good a pair in this line [crooked in the affair, but rather that doln 0. but it is now proposed to charge, Berlin, Nov. 11.—By effecting the as there is on the gridironi [those who knew Moran well ^ere At Ithaca: Cornell 6; Michigan 0. those children able to afford it a release of an Indian merchant who small sum yearly for the treatment Pendleton, Princeton’s great hack, isfied he could not “go the route.” Ana At Annapolis: Navy 32; West Vir­ was found imprisoned in his own of their teeth. Sxperience- proves is every bit as good this year as he the result proved that they figured cor- ginia 0. house, the Berlin police* brought to that both the children and their par­ was last year and there doesn’t seem * r©ctly* At Philadelphia: University ot light a curious case of a woman’s ex­ ents value the dental treatment more to be a chance of keepin him out of the I Again Moran fought right into The Marquette Company running for the All-American team. He Pennsylvania 23; Lafayette 6. traordinary power over a man. if they do not get it quite free ot gast’s hands. He led just wlien is the best broken field runner in . the At Syracuse: Syracuse 16; Ver­ On his arrival from India a few charge. ] champion w anted him to arid he auo j mont 0. months ago the merchant settled in In order to find out the effect of country. If the Tigers’ interference , ed him self to be inveigled into Berlin, and for some time carried on OF DETROIT, MICH. dental treatment upon school children this year had been up to the standard. ' m atters, iri which he was outpoiniS^- At Pittsburg.University of Pitts­ his business there, having a name­ I am sure that Pendleton would have burg 12; Villa Nova 0. a circular containing a series of ques­ two to one. ... plate announcing his btisiness affixed tions was distributed amongst the the bluest ground gainer ef the sefi- There are two directions in At Richmond; Randolph Macon 6; to the door. son. Welsh is better equipped than OjC; Hampden Sydney 0. Requires a responsible, high-class dealer in this teachers in one of the largest schools The plate disappeared some time in Stockholm. From the replies it has Princeton has a great kicker in. De- , M oran ' for a contest with later, and nothing more was seen territory. We want a man or firm who can been discovered that absence from Witt, a young^ member of the family 1 Freddie never acquired a taste for 9 CORNELL’S LONG DISTANCE of the man. Finally his business school on account of toothache has, of that name, and the Tigers have of­ I uor and as a consequence his RUNNERS BEST PENNSY. friends became suspicious, and a cer­ intelligently represent a car o i exceptional since the establishment of dental sur­ ten relied on him to “bring home the 1 powers are unimpared. Besides, tain. Therese Preuss was at once geries, been almost nil: bacon.” During the past month he knows W olgast’s style of Philadelphia, Nov. 11.—Cornell’s signalled out as .being implicated in merit and who can properiyv pri^ent The fact that the Children are quiet­ has improved wonderfully and today is thoroughly and, while sitting at tc long distance runners easily defeated the affair, she being the only person er and more attentive sonce the getting off long, twisting spirals that ' ringside during the Wolgast-Mors^ the cross-country team of the Univer­ who was in the habit of frequently a $3,000 proposition tb pros- opening of the surgeries has also are surely difficult to freeze to. De- I match, expressed disgust at ' sity of Pennsylvania today over the visiting the merchant at his home. been elicited from the" replies, and Witt can be classified as “one of the habit of falling into traps laid for d five-mile course by 21 to 43. Investigations by the police proved pective buyera - • — various other improvements from a fihds of the season.” by Wplgast. that Therese Preuss was a notorious hygienic point of view have been ex­ There are two other ends, Captaiii Talking about the matter 12 MISTRIAL 18 RESULT swindled already “wanted” by the au- perienced. Very, of Penn state, and Eyrich, of I coiH * IN CASE OF CHILDERS thoiritles for evasion of a term of Only a Small Investment Is Required Cornell, who have been putting up a I “Wolgast’ seems able to make a!- seven months’ imprisonment. W h^ Harvard Won Croet^ountry Races. cracking good brand of fpotball. It is ’ these fellows 4° just as he likos- discovered, the man was locked up Leeaburg, Ga., Nov. 11.—A mistrial New Haven, Conn., Nov. 11.—Har­ not unlikely that they wilf be selected j works close to them, all covered in one of his rooms, safe and well. An exceptional opportunity ^ is afforded, and a resulted in the case of More S. Child­ vard won both the freshman and the by ftome of the gridiron experts. Jour- ;^and stands there until they lead. ers, charged with killing his wif^ by He confessed that the woman had ex­ varsity cross-country races from Yale dot, of Pennsy, if lie 'were a bit heav- 'he incovers and outpunches erted an extraordinary influence over /permanent and profitable business can^ administering poison, when the jury re­ today by wide margins. ier would be the equal of any close quarters. Ad’s opponents 8®^ ported late this afternoon that they him, and that he had allowed her to Kermit Roosevelt, who ran with the man in the East. He is so light, how­ rob him of all his money and detain , be established: tied and got to thinking it’s uP were unable to reach a verdict after Harvard varsity t aeom,mc ever, that he has continually been forc­ to leadto lead. I don’t look considering the evidence since 9 him for eight weeks inside his own Harvard vwsity team, completed the ed, to lay off because of injuries. house. way. H e’s the champion and it o’clock last night. The case now goes distance in thirteenth position. The Captain Esther, of Harvard, was is any stigma attached to slow over to the May term of court, but it distance was six miles. Walter Camp’s selection td t one of ihould NOELL WOMAN There is Some Good Territory Still Open ing, h€k is the one the was stated that counsel for Childers the guard position last season and his .saddle with the m ost blame, i - . will make application for the release MUST 8ERVC tENTENCE. work this fall warrants him again land­ ‘.he couldn’t make me lead ugad of the prisoner on bond immediately. D R O F> S Y The supreme court lait evening in North and South Carolina ing a berth. Surely Fisher has been ' ed me if he stood there with his^ By order o< the court, Robert Ken­ — TREATED just atr powerful to the Crlmsoa line j wrapped in his arm s for an found no error in the trial of Mrs Usually from the nedy, a former sweetheart of the dead ' " 3 i" this fair as he was twelve months ag a I In view of this criticism woman, and also charged with the Janie Noell, convicted in Rowan coun ^ first dose swelling ty of being engaged in the “white When the Princeton coaches shift­ it will be interesting to watch d ^ murder, was released after being held For full particulars and a demoii^tratioii, address and short breath ed Captain Hart from his backfield to in Jail two months. The grand jury ad­ slave traffic,” and her sentence of rapidly disappear behaves when W olgast ms five years in the state penitentiary tackle, it was a wise move. Hart was “with his head wrapped up journed without taking any action on and in 15 to 45 days will stand. Her husband, Charles a great man behind the line -but arms.” . ^ ne his case. entire relief and he lus proved even greater in the Use Noell, was trl^d In Davidson county should eflrot cure Wolgast makes it his It is reported unofficially that the and sentenced to fifteen years on tbe a He is a fast hard charg^ur and fol- Childers Jury stood eight to four for in 30 to 60 days. hasn’t met a man yet whom be ^ same charge. facUtlesa style. His force to lead. Incidentally f\.(,o'u53 conviction. Scores of i'esidents of the G. M. SeewaM Trial Treatment ability to get down the field on punts sent FREE. F or tes­ titat his opponents lead simpl) county became involved in the trial •To be a comforting companion to hM added strength to the Grasse and and it is believed a change of venue timonial* and a free Oiey think it’s “up to them. anybody in trouble w ithout saying^ SELWYN HOTEL, CHARtdfTE Black combination. Hart dtdn*t make H e says they lead because tw.' will be asked for before tbe case again anything takes the greatest genius ot .^atment write the All-Am^can team as a back last comes jio triaL Dr. Qreetie to—that he keeps right after Box 6 fall, butuui ae he maym ay grab grj a position .this w, ^™ ta, Q»«eason as a Jackie. ]4;hat they lead in desperation, ( il^o hfiaj^hio} oic«

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