New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 28, 1920, Page 13

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Atlanta, Ga., Oct. 28.—Director Crenshaw of Georgia Tech in a signed statement yesterday denied that three members of the Georgia Tech football team which played the University of Pittsburgh, last. Saturday had plaved football more than four years. The statement was in reply to one issued Sunday by Director Milner of Pitts- | burgh announcimg that Pittsburgh would play no more games with Geor- gia Tech. ery man on the Georgia Tech tea d Director Crenshaw's state- | ment, “had previously been ruled elig- ible by the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic association.” Director Crenshaw, discussing the three players objected to, said Ralph Flowers, captain, had played two years ot Davidson college and was playing his second year at Georgia Tech; Fin- cher, tackle, was playing his fourth vear as a member of the Georgia Tech team, and that Staton, end, was a sev- entecn-year-old freshman, playing his first year. “Pitt’s action in severing relations which no longer existed,” he added, “is | readly explained by articles appearing in Pittsburgh papers announcing Pitt's lesire to form a combination with Dartmouth and other colleges. In event of such an arrangement Tech would furnish an undesirably hard | game.” FOLWELL CHANGES ATTACK. Navy Coach Drills on Plays to Vary Line-Plunging Game. Annapolis, Md., Oct. several combinationa in the Academy backfield yesterday. Folwell drilled his players along some new lines, paying special attention to plays likely to produce long gains and relieve the line-plunging attack upon which the Navy team has relied. Raw- lings and Taylor were used part of the 28.—Trying time, and will probably be given a | thorough tryout agatnst Western Re- serve on Saturday. Both have weight, | experience and speed, and many be- lieve that they would strengthen the backfield greatly. The squad is rounding into shape ! after last week’'s strenuous game at Princeton Cruise and Noyes were the only regulars absent from practice this afternoon. Cruise may return to- morrow, but Noyes is not expected befora Monday. of Flint, Mich.,. won tournargent. Charles Seaback of Tor- rington, Conn., defeated Orville Nel- on_of Rochester, 5 to 5 Naval | Coach | trom Charles | Weston of Pittsburgh, 125 to 122 yes- | terday in the national pocket billiard RUTGERS COACH HURT. ' | sanford Gets Into Scrimmage at New Brunswick With Painful Results, New Brunswick, N. J., Oct. 28.— Head Coach G. Foster Sanford was added to the hospital list of the Rut- gers football squad at yesterday after- noon’s practice. The ‘Varsity and | scrubs were scrimmaging and Sanford | got up close to the scrimmage line in | order to get a better view of the work. He became so absorbed that he | forgot to obey his own rigid orders, namely, “follow the ball.” The two lines clashed and Augustine, guard on the scrubs, pushed Lentz, the giant freshman 'Varsity guard, aside and in so doing the latter hit Sanford. It was { some time before the coach was able to sit up in a chair that was brought on the field. 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