Evening Star Newspaper, March 11, 1921, Page 25

SPORTS. ."Foot Ball Rules Comm RADICAL GRID CHANGES { UNLIKELY TQ_BE MADE"‘Centml-B_ C. €. and Tech-Western | EW YORK, March 11.—Memb, gathered here tod: to discuss many changes sciati Foot Ball Co first of the week: No indication rega take has been given, but it is the g will be made. One or more changes v * in the personn £ which now compr pbers. Of this sent the older jeges of the basis of the rul ago. . The oth: S . efforts made to abolish the decads ag nt in way the National Colleg Associa Suggestions Are Numerous. Among the suggested changes in the rules are: es be made ichdown shall be elimin That numbering of player be compulsory. PENN ATHLETIC FANS EAGER FOR GEN. W0OD PHILADELPHIA, March 11 letic followers of th Pennsy are ¥ Leonard ause of his Keen in- rogram would re Wood Yenn with either Harvard, Yale or I Penn Loses Star Oarsman. His plac [ = | = ate in twe Amherst Appoints Coach. o th b Appointment of Willlam F. Marsh as s at Harvard assistant track coach at Amherst Col- | Blue an lege has been announced. He was for-| Dartmou merly coach at Ames and Bowdoin. Brown Tiger Profs Show Student ow basket Ball Is Played| R BY LAWRENCE PERRY. RINCETON, N. J., March 11.—Princeton under, P university gymnasium last night to scoff. They . The occasion was a game of basket ball between teams represent- ing the faculties of Princeton and Lawrenceville, which the Tiger pro- fessors won, 28 to 15. The contest ¢ of intercollegiate games which the however, is not at all the point of th The signifigany feature of this game, the feature upon which all emphasis chould be placed, is the new trend that it marks: The pro- | fessor as a man of action. as_well as a man of thought, Too little has #been written about this. It is by mo means confined to Princeton and to Lawrenceville; it has become wi Find Game Heneficial. r the two fives involyed in \t's contest, they h a regular schedule of zames thtough- out the season and huve found the| vigorous exercise and the thrilling | are men who in their were athletes let the dusk of shorten the or to offer u mary, take ¢ floor wi o % now master wrenceville PLAN BI LEEION WerT 1 British, French, Belgian and Ital- |i is studies. Hi e ¥ Ralph Roberts, who pulled the bow | oar in last year's freshman crew. | read, involving seats of learn- | ing in many sections of the country.! Hé pointed to t ve played | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1921 QUNTS WELL MATCHED Basket Tourney Clashes Promise Contests. tested matches ers of the foot ball rules committee | ested by the| »n, which was in conference here the arding the action the committee may ral qu:u:: that no radical changes | Warmly con antiei- ted this afl Y;le’ Beats Princeton For Seventh Rifle Win NEW HAVEN. Conn 1 Yale rifl 1. | ed ¥ mraphic shoot, hool in | ¢ i tod ns of Yale bad a perfect seore of center, best of ian Athletes Invited to Games —_— e — TASK FORALOYSUS FIE Must Defeat Yanks Tomorrow Night to Remain in Race for Basket Ball Title. s Club's big five will have to vly tomorrow night when it s the Congre feights Y: um in the second me series for the fot ti nother tri fcights agg should the F t will be played on a neutral ters win a g team has bee of the game ) o'clocik anded the s . Tomorrow be started promptly at § Athletic Club Life’s Darkest Moment. LEMME TRY HiM on A C-ooo‘ CIGARETTE .+ HEW!HEN ! HE'S A CoMmICAL LIL RASCAL. LOOK AT oke Athletic Club five a 47 to 11 at -pound cham to defend their! will i pions and title Chall ds repaired to the remained to cheer. ompared not unfavorably with a lot writer has seen this year. Whick is article. in his forties. still plays ba up to the hiit, and I Catholic Heiglh letic of Congress| both of whom are on ed the winners, fnjuries incurred in Trinity Athletie vned the ! Aft Peck Midgets in 5 match. what was t Woolridge did ar scor-| ket ball p ing for the victors. Reider five in a 13 to 10 game. The Mohicans were trailers until the sec-! ond half. could be Y. M. fact t the Dreadnaughts in the > k Igst!Central Y gymnasium tomorrow ain the sprif as long as fenn Samaclar games, week, men of {and the half-m Inight. Play will start at 8 o'clock. | ots. He cited| yWinston Athletie Club's nine will] farmers of sixty and scventy Wwho imeet at 1 o'clock Sunday afternoon on! it 1921.) pitch hay all day and operate threshe le playgrounds. All play « I Centre Basketers Ahead. 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