Evening Star Newspaper, November 20, 1923, Page 24

f SPORTS. TIE EVENING STAR, WASOINGTON, D. T. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER “SPORTS Yale Hopes to Defeat Harvard Badly : Princeton’s Grid Season Not Successful BLUE STILL IS SMARTING || THAT SANTA BARBARA BABY. : ;TIGER LINE FORMIDABLE, OVER LAST YEAR’S DEFEAT - BUT ATTACK WAS LACKING Crimson, However, May Hold Old Elis to Close : . A K - - | Coaches Performed Wonders in Making Fine Set of Score—Army Appears to Have Edge on Navy. / Woup et 3 = Forwards Out of Backfield Men—Team Minus Many Other Big Games Saturday v < LAST HALF A Player of Great Brilliance. ROUND WiTH BY WALTER CAMP. - “X ’ \ BY LAWRENCE PERRY. EW YORK, November 20.—Next Saturday, the last of the really Y I EW YORK, November 20.—Princeton is the first of the important big ones on the 1923 foot ball calendar, has a conflict, the same as foot ball clevens to end her season. The Tigers failed to mair st K tain their prestige, losing three out of the seven games play ames | X * and being tied in another Yale, with a truly powerful team, has a most decided lead this year, | ' . Z But Princetonians have reason for pride in the fact that their eleven ting over the rather unexpected defeat of 1922, will be bit- E E4 == fought every game through to the end, cleanly and with unflagging cour- rly disappointed if it does not run up a score something like that by / 3 e £ S age, and accepted their defeats like gentlemen and sportsmen. When the which it defeated Princeton last week. Harvard, indeed, appears to o Sseason began it was necessary to construct practically a new line, and in e in for a trouncing, but the Crimson has come along some in recent ! ! 3 2 il the backfield there was no periormer of all around excellence to fill the weeks, and may hold Yale closer than many Blue partisans think pos- ; \a place of the missing Cleaves sible - . \ ; i 2 As it worked out, the line came to be principally a combination of ) Army still looks to be rather stronger than the Navy. Army \ 4 transplanted backs, and the fact that when the Tigers came up to their s the power and the men, and in Smythe and Wood it has as good | § K “op big games no fault was to be found with the forwards speaks much for a pair of backfield men as any one could wish. Garbisch, in the middle 4 " the ability of Princeton’s line coaches. of the line, is a star That Lloyd Bergen. a back, was — _ year, of two great classics—the Yale-Harvard and the Army- he tackles are first class. Navy b I X ‘ - made into a workmanlike center, that = - | ome brilliant backficld men to be into a first rate guard, and still an- LR T ke FOR HARVARD CLASH ster vk, et o ooty FOR OPEN GOLF PLAY \¢ or two men, but have plenty of 3 Y ) that the teaching of foot ball is by 8h ones to inject wherever neces- . K ! no means a dead art {n Tigertown. NEW YORK, November 20.—The A . le Army has seemed| NEW HAVEN, Conn. November 20 Li Great Work success of the Professional Golfers’ Ac rathe W and ponderous, while the | —A Toll call of the Yale eleven y Line Does Grea - Shcecas of nal G - Middies Kive Spesded aiv: sy That 16| day Drovad) that Head (Conch T4a Toua Both on offense and defense Prince- | sociation last summer with its sectional looks as if the g would be bit- | can keep his plan to use the same line I e is E s iet the highest critical standards.)tional championship, induced it veste:- rly fought out. as it was last year. uth has Alabama-Geor p h ted four weeks ago against hat is an achievement in which all |gay to decide to divide the qualifring erv. Flovida-Missis: Harvard. At that time he stated that | SN ALL STRENGH REGORDS Princeton men may justly take pride. | 5% 10 ceCl : Tac v‘ " \,1]\... '|I : ’p‘- had found the strongest playing com- | Y - ‘WOuLD BE The backfield, ulu bthe: h:m’lL -Iu T;“’m‘ lflr the national open champlon i at Knoxville, Tulane-Louisi- ' much to be desired, save in the de- | ship into two sections. bt at ol . ~ bination possible and that be hoped to SHATIERED. ; s e o at New Orléans and Centre- | 2 1oH! ‘, e ‘{' et - pe 2 A\ 4 partment of punting. As a & n'rr;.y‘[ Tricreasisi) enitry, tsts) 1 the nation and Lee at Louisville. |be able to hold it intact for th rest o . thing, the ball carricrs Wwere slow 1 | gpen hecame o cumbersome that nnual strnggle be- The team started against the Army. ¥, 5 were no versatile performers and, in | Tecommended a divided qualifying round “n California and Stanford, with [ Maryland and finally Princeton, and the B fact, no single man of outstanding |last year to the United States Golf As- b more e Tavorite. | only changes whien the coachs fearcd = Z priiliancy, “with e “exception of VAn [ sociation, but it delayed until the P. G ity of Southern California [ wo e necessary in the Cambridge — Serbig as a punter. ? o wfeat’ Idaho at Los Angeles, | stadium was due to t of Dick WHAT A TERRCR HE e - A gentus who eonsistently can worm | A. experimented with ite own tourna- good =ame between | Luman last Saturday Connors | WOULD BE ON THE GRIDIRON = HE COULD BREAK. 3 his way through the line and well|{ment and then gave it permission to Washington State, [has reported that Luman's lex is much | “STRANGLER' LEWIS IN Two into the s idary: the dashing, €lu-finaugurate the plan in the national open i 1 the former. | improved. and that he will report to Just & sing that the fifty-thou- | Strangler Lewis would be crushed | 5 Wo! - ” -1t Aoh e Sty " sive stepper who, onee he is in the | " 14y e P. G cld pe i At el Tendrt to Just supposing tha ifty-th rangler Lewis would ushed In | He would excel in all forms of ath- | tive son it is Lardly probable that Aol TSR P o 4. The P. G. A. decided yester 3 -old baby dug 3 i . v 8 ; da, ac sion. wen Notre Dame and Carnegle Tech. and will Stare against the Crimson 1 | Santa BArbArs by Dr. J. 9. Harsington | M5 rawny arms in a few seconds. | ltics in which strength is an essen- |he could run very fast. Jumping |tacklers over u distance’ of from fif- | %5, (0,200 80 oo Pore Weanesday and he odds favor Notre Dame, but Tech | the week end engagement which brings | of the Smithsonian Institution was alive | _Scientific reconstruction of our |tial quality, but in those forms of | would not be his specialty either, and [teen to forty vards or more, do i\ Thursday preceding the opening of the will ive a 1 battle. filie old rivals to the climax of usir b Clent ancestors indicates a close ph ompetition where intelligence and | Johnny Weissmuller would lose him | Ereat deal to make a team's offNS¢| tournamept proper would be selected ent. AEOTRRIES " he would raise in the ical resemblance to a gorilla eility play . 4 | in the water. Bill Tilden would make | StANd out and spars on. | for the o sections of the qualifvin me in the |, Eckart. who pluyed in the Yale line- | £ sport rilla is about six times as strong as a \..A:llf;’Bii:irml',.,‘,':,’",::x;':'f"fi'{; wn | monkey out of him for certain on | ,Princeton had no such ':Tr‘f{‘-dfi,‘:‘.‘:&[mund AN HAC orie sortion Weal Dike sh, with the ‘;'}3 the longest of any regular against Champions would fall and records man Sa a baby 4 all down. | {yo tennis court, and the old bo: e Luih |m e e e o™ ar. | In the east, probably at some New York RN .jally | ETinceton, has been kept in the infirmary | would fly. Just imagine this ape-like old boy | It is extremely doubtful if Charley [ would not stand a chance on u\.u“”"d!{fl"; S alo thas e Tiger team has | club, and the other in the west, pos- n | Snce Saturd because of a slight Juck Dempsey would be knocked |tearing through the line on a foot ball Paddock’s crown would be endan- |diamond, links. polo fleld and in "_flf A efirs against these rivals |Sibly over a Chicago course. bruise, but he left the hospital for the |through the ropes and into dreamland | field or throwing the hammer in a gered. Judging from the ientific | other sports in which skill is the k-‘\fl""{ 1'"1 (3 1';."" I\N_ e The thirty-nine lowest scores and gridiron yesterday, ran through signals{in less time than it takes to tell it. | fleld meet reconstruction of this 'E{L’i:.r{‘g':am attack, whereby many | those tied for fortieth place in each should win. | #50 OER 0 e O iy e rds are covered at one swoup: hur|branch of the qualifying round will b. Arbor has the Michigan-Minne- | , JOReS's s LW elevens admitted to the tournament. Qualify G R e TRINITY ELEVEN WANTS | GRIOMAN BURNED WHEN HOLD BOX FOR PRESIDENT (572°% *° % ™o VI il 0 SEARIEE . t o, Lincoln tolmue gpcand eleven was given ;n-' ETHER CATCHES FIRE FOR ARMY-NAVY CONTEST Through all the years Princeton x:r)-m;:z‘y?;gr?rhhfir,i‘.‘-?«lds:r:‘r’;:sx.m’f;rd.“w‘»‘-' Nebraska, and Meshan's pupils | = 3 ek, shiax [ much “attention as the first, Bath' ran T O el : 5 L avstin His depengod prettr much | seded be o E lnd. o outd ‘win, bit“eniy after a bitter |IUCh ttention as the first, Both ran Al\O’I‘HER S'I‘AV’I‘ON ‘ :AME SPOKANE, Wash., November 20, NEW YORK, November 20—in- |SyStem has depended pretty much ) ceded by sectional qualifsing rounds a G Sybraska. however. WODES | pall more than an hour. while the third = = Ether being used to loosen adh structions have come from the White |ball within easy striking distance Anb b o 1 eleven battled the scrubs to a scoreless tape around the ankle of F' i House to hold In reserve the Presi- |the sense that Yale. Cornell " S 13- | tie. ¢ speedy end of Gonz 5 rame. iesota, Illinois and Columbus has the Ohio State-Hii- it \ peedy end of Gon dent's box at the Polo Grounds for | DEMe Minnesota, mifinols an ks e, with the odds favering | Jones reiterated his plans to order no ! L ) el e .‘,'.,.H“ Y Ay otouanen TNt 3 ] nois game, wich the ouds avanne fechirman . limiting the : | IH.\H, 1. TRILLING. jr.. publicity manager of the Trinity Athletie] YeTsIty foot ball team. caught Are|ine annual Arm vy, foot. bail| Eon HAYS & Bysen Oruie nea Match Your 0dd Coats dinastrous e Senso i daily drill to shadow fc nd sig- | lub, shrilly announces that his team “was treated so unfairly in improbable that he will |Same next Saturday, Secretary Tier-|jzcked. o rt oo S0 hack 1a & Sronc |nal rehearsal Stout de Glun ol iansownces tee 3 : 2 be able to play with the team against |De¥ of the New York National; (ne thing Princeton did have was a With Our Special redemption scene o that there was any possibility o the Stanton iray ihat it was beaten, 2 to 0, when victory was only | [ Sty at Detroit on |lLeague club, operating the grounds, | well played off-tackle and line buck- ur dpeci et Thanksgiving day. The team leaves |#nnounced today. ing attack—the first she has shown utgers should be cordham at | lining up next Saturday, althoush he ..o o awav? Ttha od th R L RN 2 ouncec Eu':.",‘,’,.‘,“ shionld Cheat ForanamGatiygorie The ospital and walks \‘\x:‘nu"‘l( jtwo yards away” Tt happencd this way, mc_‘"dm" tollleine ‘Tl\nr.\d ¥ While Tierney said he had not been | gince 1899. It did not bring victories, ERE R0 | |erutches, It doubtful whether he “We had the ball on Stanton’s 2-yard line when the reierec imposed{ pp. m tentatively scheduled |Officially informed of the President's|hut jt augurs well for the future, if ¢ill open Yal ks ar Ste ofsds. NS : : 2L < intentions, he could deny that Mr. |(he Tisers are wise enough to build ‘!“'.‘.4\::..“‘..-“' cason, although | a 20-yard penalty hecause our ceater’s hands were offside. As you know, | with the kell Indians on the e o Wl oty In\llu\mn;:,r;.“.:l::' TS ar se enoug b Except that Deaver played right end vards, but the 20-yvard penalty smashed |ern trip has been canceled, of the two service organizations to (Copyright, 1923.) s 65 = upP WILL PLAY ABROAD. ——— the penalty for offsic Dorais announced fn placé of Luman s ent ¢md | our chances to score a winning touchdown . attend, CRIMSON w“-L HAVE {team ran through ctly “Do vou not think we are entitled to another game with the Stantons | The White House requested, he as it started the Princeton kan for the championship of the 125-pound class?” asks Trilling. “We are GIANTS PICK FLORIDA. said. that the President's box be ele | Sl ¢ vated so that the occupants could! cyrc. - o WHOLE TEAM READY Yules two elevens who are slated to | Ciline to meet the Stantons on any ficld, and we believe we can show| NEW TYORK, November 20—The navc a clear view of the battle | . CHICAGO, November Z20.— Miss Save the price of emtire e T o i ienta, | tHem the waye® | New York National League club will Edith Cummings. national women's new suit. All colors, sizes, ard, kirt ;. center, | Considerabl nterest is being ] players to report for p ce tomor- { ralN next spring In one of elght . e e BRECETRS 1 : ¢ | h $ or- | cities of Florida which have invited {abroad afier the first of the vear to| CAMBRIDGE, Muss. N e : rd, Dille manifpsted the junior foot baill row 1 oclock, at 3rd and Up- | YR Reary ‘Tierney has announced. TIP FOR FISHERMEN. condition _herself for the El AN’S W : Blair: right end, Luma championship this year. The Stan-|shur streets Ho said Manager MoGraw had decid- JARPERS FERRY, W. Va., Novem- | championship meet, in which she SRl Sl W ;| tona appear to be the most formidabl - wd irrevocably in faver of Florida. ber 20 —The Potomac and Shenan- pects to compete. She s the only | b S N.W. entire foot ball foree 5. jout fi t ! eleven in this group. but since their| wwalters. B. Caxas Allison | Last €pring the Giants trained in| doah rivers both were clear this{American player to participate in the 605-607 7th St. N.\W. Soldiers' Field in uniform vesterday | Mylors game with Trinity many funs are]starred for the Olympics that n Antonio, Tex mornin {English cvent this ve Second—Left end; L left tack- | of the apinion that the teams should | 5d the Mount Pleasant Bagles, 60 (o 6 left guard, tyn; center, meet again in order to oid any that the Crimson will have every| ht guard, Hillbury: right |doubt as to the 1 title disposition Mereury Preps are anxious to meet | nember of the varsity squad in | tackle, 'Butterworth: right end, Hart; | — ks Sontharn Pocus o SR % 3 I e | quarterback, Murphy: left halfback, | ry and Mohawks are making | the Sonthern Preps on any fleld with shape to do his part on Saturday, * right halftack, Bench: fulle |pr tions for their annnal <h | 1 1 officials, € or Dr. Richards and Trainer Dono- | back, -Cottl H at Grifith Stadium former's manager. ting last night officials of the van made the statement that fub- 1 t 2 Ly tirew's injury had proved not . bad participated in any > Athletic Club that or C nearly so serious as was feared after up to and includi ay )pponents in the 110-pound class. Get | g N nSI e 0 ivligible to repre 1 touch with Manager Ady, Lincoln : an 2 . 3 ey = lteams December 2 or "‘ t’w w t today and i S Tt Mevcinys 3 o t in the drill By CHESTER HORTO Nidness of the Mohawks p Moline Athletle Club wants these ] vas the long- Barring only such obstructions | rlete details of the a w'y':"r'n'«'“u:” :‘l:‘,' fi\f; 1',"’...-5“&\} nu:;wll':‘nv ha Yy e Was 10 evi- | ne will obviously make the putted | ECHNE Silar, Hinkle, Stein, Nevaiser, Heil- i grgan ball deflect in its course, such nx 1 man, Danzansky, Tash, Portner, Ro: uring on how much . Mercury will oppose tie . Danza ash, Portner, W s s Wdaten leavex, worm casts, bare spotx on | Marine Rescrves Sunday afternoon | enberg, Mendelsohn, H, Weitzman, D or C sccond tear the green and %o on, the righdy |10 Griffith Sudign, When thoy (ger) oo eman. - ) thorouxh drlll | putted ball will run straight to | {iloua in a 7-to-6 battle and — lined up for the cup ax If ¥ it | Winged-foc combin; < Games with the Mount Rainier Jun- + dumm The scoubs | ang very ott B r | avengs itselt Sunday. Jiors can be scheduled by calling Man- ’1, the I‘l"' even the worst wities and get | axer Don Bellm: at Hyattsville % 2 it o 3 ew Hiven ms 'here in only rightly e oheut : - Withinzten, who i pap 8 ® 7 ington Widgets are seeking planned the special e . h Manager E. Sims, at Yale's ¢ i | enter the consic jfor the department ions hereabouts | for two hours’ drill. This means | | line, over thelr 13 to 7 victory o Peerless Midgets, the Hill- . op Midg are nzing mes Elevens of Fogky B known | through Ma v ancis Richard- as the Irish and Rockne . will [ on. at Lincoln $268-T Haven on Saturday 4 battle for the championship of their| W the (Crims tion Thanksglving day. Sullivan BN AT Gt e e ae-ruzten, JAPANESE TO SEND ONLY <cout” for Ha 3 - "Connor, Tonton, Robe \xo on the 1 when the TOP VIEw OF aliace are expected to display | feeling that the men appreciat N = aTRE. Wow 20, e The powk Yale's nttack and ELATION OF Knickerbockers are to meet EARIS, | Nopembors 3y < be ‘1‘”‘;“" now ready to start working on the PUTTER AND their clubhouse tomorrow might at nese Olymple committee has notifie defenses which will be buiit up today = - a'elock. the French Olympic committee that Amdtomorree the putt with stralght overspin Memb letic Clun |because of the earthquake the num- o aeis : o ers of Mo Athietic Clun | beca ot by arills Marvard Wi the ] I the putt has even the least lwm"r:pn tomorrow night at 1373 H [ber of athletes to be sent by Japan | 4aEP ~mmwEamnER “memsgEm team was arranged as it will start | jgexpin the ball will have every |street northea<t to next year's games will be reduced against Yale, the only possible eX-| chance to misx the cup, and even St | from thirty, as originally intended, to ception. Leing g rhack. The g¢ g¢ atrikes the back of the hole A stirring battle is anticipated in |ten. e from left end included Combs, | j¢ yenl, in almost every case, will | the Petworth Juniors-Argyle battle, | The French committee has received tman, Hubbard. Greenough, Dun- | poy gut, as if kicked from under- | Sunday on the Mount Pleasant fleld. lan official notification of Spain's in- Evans and HilL - Cheek wias at| peath, and come to rest a few | Coach Torrillo of Petwor ants all tentlon to take part in the games. haltback, Hamilton, right half- inches to one side of the cup. The Land Coburn, fullback. Ths is | wpin on the putt tn much like the I AR/AIT /AN AL /AN /A /AT AN \,uxl\'(lvl-,\.\l»\"“|]nv<-np. ru:‘ rnl spin imparted to a billiard ball. Tor the. various formations. There| YOu want no “Emxlixh” on the .. .. .. SR .. A .. .0 .. T¢| putt. Your putt must be like the t of kicking, but no wWork [ dryn» ball in billiards. 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