Evening Star Newspaper, November 24, 1922, Page 31

SPORTES Yale-Harvard Game Should Be Real Classic : Jack Britton Plannmga Come-Back i 'VTERE“T \IOT AFFECTED Coniest Will Be More Bitterly Fought Than If Two Elever < Were Leaders, Both Being Anxious to Atore for Defeats by Strong Finish. BY Wap . November CAMP. I'he Yale-Harvard game Satur- n in the foot ball world, but that om its i letract on erest or lessen the crowd Yale bow! by a single acle in out, mor huorl\ m”‘ by a L’xflrvulh finish. \H.\ng\ as n siie did in the Princeton game, ther come through with a victory. There foot bali world that Yale should win BOB FISHER TO ReMAIN M of the November Harvard eleven ad conch Xt fall, Maj at the helm LITTLE LESSONS FOR THE GOLFER By George O'Neil. i L | . COLUMBIA SEEKS COACH. ¢ Novenm 24—Colu The reasen the ball ilies close to the ground in the push xhot, or Ropen Lo Droclts when your stance s a littie for- Is torward, uay off the lett heel. i clubkend comex down, goex ~ alonz the ground for a few ! inchew and snapx away the bail READING WAHTS ABBOTT. | ax th bhead beginx to BING e | start upward on the laxt half of (A aritats "1 e th ’“I Tn-| the eirce. Thix lifix the ball up. But when the in bacl the right heel, you will observe that the elubhead strikes it while the clubhead is still coming down to the bottom of the first half of its eirgle. Thix “squeezex” the ball, so to speak, and keeps it down. the force of the blow alone holding it off the ground. The ball, so atruck. will fiy close to the ground, rise at the far end of it fiight, then drop without roll— a fine shot with which to reach | the green on your second ‘What is the best stance for put- ting ¢ Chick Evans uses the xquare xiance, feet well apart, and the hall directly off his nose— and Chick is a fine putter, as good ax any man $n the game, despite the weird notion that he Isx wenk onal Le Ciub will confer A Abbott, in Washing- of the cl been askes er. Abbott Southern Leaguers | oted the he past two v TENNIS OFFICIAL DIES. . November 24— ittsburgh, United States L died to Coun- prominent in and, CHICAGO, N ber in that department. Here i» pic- Tearney of the Western | tured another excellent position announced that ) had ained an for the feet—posed by Joseph G. Gption of the De lorado, fran MeMahon, a rising young amateur 8 view of in of the east. 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