Evening Star Newspaper, November 20, 1930, Page 46

AA INON | OF FOUR FFIEES Brundage, President, Aids in . Effecting Peace Paot : Wl_th Colieges. BY TED VOSBURGH, Associated Press Sports Writer. OR the first time in history the presidencies of both the Amateur Athletic Union and the American Olympic As- the |1 For years keen rivalry, if not open and bitter enmity, prevailed be- tween America's two principal nn:w%r SPORTS. PICKS THREE | Pennsylvania and Cornell Players Crash Sacred Gridiron Portals in 1892 and 1895 coaching, ~momentum be! tricted by new grid- egisiation and Fennspjvanis nad charmed Cornell also had become be reckoned with, product: gave a good account of :g:!.mt the old guard. ‘West. At the time, foot ball had to attacks against its alleged brutality mughne-. ‘Whitney wrote: “I have had ample and am ustrations (of exaggeration) in few ), hue foot ball H il ! Esg LT National Collegiate Athietic | from the lon, Brundage Effects Peace. election of Brundage to the of the A. A. U. in 1028 sig- of a serious at- , an mcm_ : ;i;;! i I s | ¢ i ! i 2 | 5 ¢ é il 1 53 i §g { ? B !;g; §'§ M E i § g i H i 3 g b 28 g M ] E § | | 8. § -3 1 i | ¢ & E_f i} i i y s | ] to for 's in the games was made easier yes- %mulmu- mmc?:e\ %it 4 £as : 3 : i i 1 g 10 ; COCHRAN HAS EASY TIME Holds 916-Point Lead Over Moppe in Balkline Match. student editor who is credited with provoking hostilities. Apparently the situation was relieved further by the action of University of g it behind the line. i 1804 Substitutes—Beard, Yale; ,_Harvard, and Holly, Princeton, in the line; Ohl, Cornell; C. Brewer, Harvard; Thorne, Yale, and Ward, Princeton, BUTTERWORTH Yale where the “Big Three” no longer ipe, grest University of Pennsylvania team of that year, with such Yale stal- 1895 Cabot, Harvard Lea, Princeton ‘Wharton, Pennsylvania Bull, Pennsylvania N urphy, Yale urphy, Yale Gelbert, Pennsyivania ‘Wyckoff, Cornell Thorne, Yale C. Brewer, Harvard Brooke, Pennsylvania ‘Wharton, Pennsylvania; End Tackle Guard Center Purple-Irish Struggle Test For All-America Candidates i it | il i gk gs Fie i I : 3 3 22 2 : &ga ¥ i 8% i; Eo2of i i - 1 g i il m 5 i g ¥ g 3! h a1 g i § g §BF 1?53 el il H%%@fi gEd dgisks ; g B e i ;fe?é;!i appear shortly fornia's recent 74-to-0 victory over Cal- ifornia. A hail of from the California sector followed game, but thorities of the Berkeley institution to: Bouthern relationniger o e W, ~ Tuxedos Cutaways Full Dress Suits ol Waldorf Dress Suit Co., Inc. Largest - m ‘House 1311 G St. NW. them today. They have concen- on defense all week and Pat he could with in an offensive session. Iowa is all set for Nebraska, with both Lioyd and Leo Jensvold back for duty in the Hawkeye backfield. et st FORMER REFEREE DIES. ‘Word has been received here of the of Louls Willam Jones, former Tech High athiete and well known as s basket ball referee here. LAFAYETTE, LEHIGH |4 IN 64TH GRID GAME Eastonians Have Big Edge in Series Begun in ’84., Yale Plays Harvard. By the Associated Press. YORK, November 20— ‘While Yale and Harvard, the big guns of Saturday’s foot ball warfare, are playing their forty-ninth game at New Haven, La- fayette and Lehigh will come together at Easton, Pa, for the sixty-fourth time. Although these two Pennsylvania rivals did not start to play until 1884, they staged two games & year until 1901, and have mot missed & season since then. Lafayette has won 35 games to Le- high's 34, Four tie games have been played, the last in 1899. Neither team has a particularly im- | swam ressive record this season, but Lehigh, Ey virtue of its surprise triumphs over Princeton, is rated the stronger. Com- parative scores mean almost nothing in this game, however, as Lehigh proved last year by breaking a string of 10 defeats with a 13-12 upset. A ‘These two es do not complete the list of ent rivalries that are to be renewed Saturday. New York Uni- versity plays R“Rfi" rated the weaker team now, but the leader in the series, which has lasted since 1 Fordham gives New York another taste of old rivalry when it meets Bucknell, West Virginia and Washington and Jefferson resume snother long series, r on Thanks; . Bos- z;’ooa and Boston University again vate battle. Navy and Maryland meet in a less ancient but still important game, while Carnegle Tech plays Temple and Villa- nova meets in similar con- tests. Western land, the only un- beaten and untied team in the East, meets t. Othe PETMET BASKETERS POINT FOR CAMPAIGN Would Battle Senior, Unlimited Class Quints—G. P. 0. Loop Plays Tonight. team | team is looking for a Sunday game. quints. lumbia 8513, between 6:30 and 7:30 p.m. Mets will drill tomorrow night in the Macfarland Junior High gym at 8:30 tonight in the e Central High Hand Section will t 7:30 o'clock, and Bection will Qlmsted Grill quint, which opened its season with & 15-12 win last night, is after other games, Call Snitz Nau, Potomac 6134. Monroe A. C. and St. Mary's Lyceum five of Alexandria will meet tonight in ‘Wilson Normal School gym at 8 o'clock. Mhmmuonmu. %t 21, in & well oon! match. Mercury and St. Martin's 130-pound class quints will face tonight in the St. Martin's gym, at 8 o'clock. Mercury layers are to report by 7:30 p.m. Mer- curys are at itan 0489. t. 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In the first six minutes of E‘n‘e’ Dewey and Sweeney crossed the m‘d:mm' Gnly " on id" the T, once wmmuamm,msmn Ie semi-pro 24-yard strip in the final quarter, where they were held 'T. MARY'S CELTICS of Alexandria will make their first bid 1mited Toot Ball ke Sunday, opposing m! le Sunday, the champion Apaches. mwflvnmmum- In- dians & wide edge. The Apaches the Richmond Arrows after they had defeated the Celtics, but sup- -, gnmv in are e o FEe won from the 13 to 0. e Ty Rauber, star Apache back, is ex- pected to be in trim for Sunday's and will be watched closely by ltics. ter, the Virgini ‘The Oelts, fback, to plug 890, | away at the Apache line. G. P. O. Federals will meet the Iro- quols Sunday on & gridiron yet to be named. The Feds practice tonight at 7:30 o'clock on the Sixteenth Street Reservoir. has been arranged between lcova Motormen and the B!.Inl::l A the for Sunday at 2:30 o'clock on the lington diamond. SPECIAL meeting of the Sport Mart League will be held tonight at the sport store. All managers of 135-pound teams are requested to be present at 7:30 o'clock. Arcmmmrmmmmm County will meet the Wolverine A. C. ving day at Byrd Stadium, g day e. Call al MEtl'npom 2444, A 125-pound foe for Sunda; sought by the St. Pauls. Carr at Potomac 2321, DRILL will be staged by the Seat Pleasant foot ballers tonight at the firehouse, , starting at 8 o'clock. North 6867 atter 6 o'clock. &l A meeting of the Northern Preps will take place tonight at 7:30 o'clock at the home of Manager Ted Otte, 5213 Geor- gia avenue. Mercurys will drill tonight at 7:30 o'clock at Seventeenth and B stree! ERCURY PREPS will meet Lin- worth eleven Sunday on_the West Potomac gridiron. The Preps will practice tonight at Sixth and B streets. - Plenty action is promised sandiot g‘:h ball fans Sunday in the Capital Y e. ‘The schedule: Marions vs. Mercurys, Gonzaga Pield, 3 pm. (Farrington and Crandall). Seat Pleasant vs. Brookland, Seat Pleasant Field, 3 pm. (J. Mitchell and M. Stevens). v Manager Fort Washington's 150-pound ans | Alp! trict game - | gett's Park tomorrow aftern Conzaga Field, 1 pm. Farrington). g 150-Pound. Columbias vs. Palace-D. G. 8., Silver mu!)‘md. 1 pm. (McDonald and O. Northern vs. Centennials, Sil- ver Field, 3 pm. (O. Mitchell and McDonald). Mardfeldts vs. Wolverines, Mount Rai- Fleld, 1 p. m. (B. ler nier Stevens). Del vs. Brentwood Hawks, Mount Rain M"'ma. 3 p.m. (E. Stevens), ‘The Northern Red Birds, who play & tough foe Sunday in the Catonsville team at Baltimore, will hold a practice tonight at Stlver Spring at 7:30 o'clock. new members are expected to re- port in uniform. g ALEXANDRIA ELEVENS ARRANGE A TWIN BILL Alpha Delta Omega and Del Ray to Play Washington Teams on Sunday. ALEXANDRIA, Va., November 20.— ‘The unlimited and 150-pound foot ball teams rgnuntln. Capital Olty League will stage a double header SBunday at Baggett's Park. tin A. ©. of Washington and the Delta Omega will battle in the feature at 2:30, while Del Ray A. C. is to engage the Northern Preps of Washington in & 150-pound contest an hour earlier. Edward Harlow, director of the St. Mary's Celtics basket ball team, has resigned to take over a similar job with the St. Mary's Lyceum five, Buddy Zimmerman, Lester McMena- min, Eilett Cabell, Brenner and Earl Cronin have to play with the Richmond, burg & Po- tomac Railroad quint. Dr. Carl T. Dreifus has signed to coach the Alpha Delta Omega Fra- ternity basket ball team, Jennier, quarterback of the Alex- Behool foot ball team, suf- fered shoulder in scrimmage yesterday. Alexandria plays a third dis- Culpeper High at Bag- Juniors and the Apache 125- PADDY DRISCOLL TO PLAY Former Northwestern Star Will Be in Charity Grid Game. CHICAGO, November 20 (#)—Paddy Driscoll, that perennial warhorse of foot ball, who first made Northwestern's Wildeats famous 15 years ago, will come out of retirement Thanksgiving day to “help Northwestern's All-Stars of the past battle a similar aggregation from Notre Dame in their Turkey day e at Soldier Field. 1 retired at the end of the professional foot ball season last fall, although he still ranked as one of the outstanding stars in the pro fleld spite his advanced years. U. Again Dominates Olympic Body : Gabby Street Has Unique Opjmrtufity 9' paches See Mohawks Score : Flashy Win Over Lansdowne OTHER CARD PILOTS CANNEDONWINNING - May Be Only Leader to Take Two Flags in Row With St. Louls Club. BY JOHN B. FOSTER. EW YORK, November 20 Without being strength- League feated for the championship 1931, according to the opinion of other N-uam! managers. The Cardinals won their first pennant in 1926 and they finished second in 1927 because Pittsburgh was a better team. 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