The second halt showed the Whites in a better light and shortly after the resumption: a foot rush led by Mc-Keown gained over fifty yards, a gain that was neutralized by the Colours returning the compliment immediately after. Rigg and de Beaumont indulged in several long kicking duels that temporarily relieve ed pressure, while St. Louis all but got through after kicking ahead, being narrowly beaten in the ensuing race for the ball by Mills when close to. the Colours' goal-line. At this period of the game the former was doing very well, his attempts to open up the game being most praiseworthy.
A period of midfield play followed n which the Colours were seen to advantage but good tackling by their opponents prevented any score. Rigg had an excellent opportunity to open the score a few minutes prior to the close when the Whites were penalized for off-side on their own 25 line opposite the posts, but the ball, now apparently too heavy, refused to rise and the chance was lost, Yanks Swing Trade With Browns New York, Oct. 26.
In a straight trade with no cash involved, the New York Yankees today revealed that they had sent Catcher Glenn and Outfielder Myril Hoag to the St. Louis Browns in exchange for Pitcher Oral Hildebrand and Oütfelder Jeff Mills, ace Brown rookie last season.—United Press.
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Canzoneri Beats Scott
Jersey City, Oct, 27.
In the second fight of his attempt to create a comeback trail Tony Canzoneri, former lightweight champion of the world, scored a close decision victory here tonight in eight rounds over Howard Scott of Washington. Canzoneri weighed 140, while Scott weighed 138. mall crowd witnessed the battle—United Press.
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