The evening world. Newspaper, October 31, 1921, Page 14

. _| THE EVENING WORLD, Mo NDAY, “OCTOBER 31, 1921. ili AS Y EXPLODED BY GEORGIA TECH’S FOOTBALL THEOR GAME OLDEN TORNADO'S DEFENSE [WATCHING THE HARVARD-CENTRE BATTLE - - By Thornton Fisher 5) NEW CLUBS ~ NOT UP TECHNION AES That a Good Offense Is the Best Defense. Fifteen New Clubs Have Been Transferred From Allied to Active List. By Charlie Brickley. ~ © (Harvard's Greatest Captain and All-American Back of 1912-13-14.) H*: BEZDEK'S Penn State team, known as the Nittany Lions, are With fitty-two new chins elected to membership since last November the total membership of the United States Golf Association has now reached the 529 mark. Fifteen or- ganizations have been transferred from allied to active membership. twenty new active clubs have joined and thirty-nine new allied organ!- zations have become members, white seven allied clubs resigned, fol- lows: Caroline Country Club, Raleigh, N. C.; Chicago Heights Country Club, Golf and Country Club, Great Neok; | Moorestown Field Club, New Jeraey; St. Augustine Golf Club, Florida; Steubenville Golf and Country Club. Chicago, and Windsor Golf Club, Chi- cago, Til. The following have been transferred from allied to active: Belle Meade Coun try Club, Nashville; Bellealr Country ) Club, Florida; [lue Mound Country (Club, Wisconsin; Canoe Brook Country ‘Club, Summit, N. J.; Charleston Cow 8, Sountry Club of India well nicknamed. In defeating Georgian Tech at*the Polo Grounds on Saturday they displayed courage, resourcefulness and power. Ht was a team that certainly lived up to the expectations of its most in. optimistic friends, . On the other hand it must be said that the Georgia ‘Tech team was somewhat of a disappointment. It did not match up with the glowing accounts of its prowess which had preceded it. The game it played on Saturday did much to explode the theory that a good offense is the best defense. During thé present season Georgia Tech has heen meeting teams that have not sufficiently tested its de- fensive power. This was apparent on Saturday when Penn State's delayed buck went through the defensive line for repeated gains. This lack of defensive power Was also shown in the Tech team’s inability to hurry the forward passes of Penn State. Time after time Killinger was not hurried in the least, and had plenty of time to pick out his receiver. . In the early part of the game, or for@——$—$—$—$_—$—$—$——______ Sogut the first five minutes of play, It A WO HATTER WHAT @RIMSON ESSAVED THERE WAS ALWAYS A STURDY CENTER MAN TO STOP_THE RUNNER IN HIS TRackS Jookéd to be al) Georgin Tech, as tho the strength of the two lines that resulted in the difference in the score. LOMA THE GREAT Bo” MS HILLIN OF CENTER IN ONE OF THE MOST ORAMATIC SCENES EVER- WITNESSED OW A GRIDIRON CRASHING SQUIRHING THROUGH THE HARVARD MACHINE /OUT-GENERALING JOHNSON AND GHERKE WHO ATTEMPTED TO TACKLE Hits HE OASHED 37 YARDS FoR THE VICTORIOUS GOAL #4 <i Uiné' shift formation seemed to sweep|The backfield of the Georgia team the Penn State forwards before it.|4!4 not suffer in comparison with » From their ‘own forty-yard line the| that of Berdek's Nittany Lions. But the efforts of th Georgia team, using this lino shift| Georgia team were nolitea ty ciate Mormation, and ‘aided by one forward|extent by the ineffectiveness of the Daas, swept over the Penn Btate goal | line. Hine with a force which seemed irre-] The other favorite Penn State Battie. method of attack, and one that was “ ts frequently employed in the last half, After Davis kicked the goal, mak-|was the forward pass. Tech's jnabil. CENTERS INTERFERENCE WAS PERFECT: fing the score 7-0, Tech kicked off to|!ty to check this pass was almost as "RED” ROBERTS WENT THROUGH Like Killinger. When thc Penn state) (on#picuous as its inability to solve vi jul {ROT}; Paimetio Golf Club, 8. Ci Ravie- ,loe Country Club, TL; Seattle Golf Club. | Seattle; © Burn Golf Club, jee Youngatown Country Club, Ohio. larion ‘Hol Playe Golf tn bition Match. In an exhibition four-ball match at the St, George Golf and Country Club, iol | Stonybrook, L. 1,, yesterday, Miss Mar- ion Hollins, the women's champion, and SHE R= — 9% I tise Edith Le ch of England defeated IU Jeni oh, (ch the Ni , M R TO @LEAR THE WAY HeRvaRnd STA Miss Cecil 1 » champion of Great _f Guarterback caugit the pall the Tech| The ends and: tackler ee ate euee| * he rl : AMBRIDGE MASS: | rain. Franco wid’ Canada, and Mig + ends were practically upon him, but|Tornado team falled to come een ; up and 3 to 1 i failed to knock him out of his stride. ‘Jt seemed that it would have been im- Possible for these ends to have @hecked him. From the side line !t} i @ppeared that w flying tackiq would have nailed him, One end decided to try and wes him instead of making the fying tackle. At any rate, Kili- » turning to the mght and ex- fine specd, reached the centre of the field without tne ald of inter- ference. Picking up his interference enough to hurry Killinger, who ue: ally threw the pass, and he time to select his receiver. mad eenble In the accompanying diagram there s shown @ forward pasa made in the last quarte-, when Penn State was putting forth every energy to score its fourth touchdown, It was spec- tacular in the extreme, and while successful, undoubtedly possessed a large element of luck. The ball was passed directly to Lightner, who ran to the right, feint- “‘Bo’’ McMillin a Hero, Such as Graced Pages Of ‘‘Penny Dreadfuls’’ Other Golf News\| Original Celtics Win 4 up and 2 to play Miss Hollins played wonderful golf throughout, having a medal round of 80, the features of which were successive putts of 30 feet at the twelfth and thir. teenth holes, Miss Cectl Leitch, who engaged in a stirring duel with Miss | Hollins for driving honors, sank w foot putt on the fifteenth. ‘Miss Hollins added to her laurels for the day by driving the eighteenth green, a distance of 265 yards from the tee. es Last Hard Week for Yale Football ‘@t about the Afty-yard mark, Kil-|!# @n end run, but who passed the HE PE GG EL 4) Before Record Crowd NBW HAVEN. Oct ot. — With che sa: George's Golf Club, Stony Brook, L. L., + Tack through the broken Tech| Ball bask to. “iitinger. "Meantime Remote Centre College Quarterback Electrifies 45,000 Specta- | \s the rst American woman to ane creatine o creation of tree, AaGE Juries tie dine, outsped his interference, suc- lom went through the defensive fh i i nounce that she will compete in the | 3 : ‘ale foot bp s enstully dodued two Tech backs and|1iNe and ran across the field, closely tors With Spectacular 37-Yard Run That Beat the Mighty British ladies’ championship next / Parkersburg Five, However,|#utcnpson, and Rely. MAge55| same against Brown in good condition scored the touchdown which, with the | [ollowed ri ree Tech boys. | Kil- Harvard Eleven. . year. She is soon to start on a tout La s sl ec Eaktent Bisset teoovion. No. 98} George Becket, the quarterback, picked which immediately followed, tied jot the ball over with beau- | of the world, going first to San Fran-| (Give Home Team a Hard . accurac: 1p a few more bruises; Shark Blair, the ‘gore. tiful accuracy, and although MoCul- eisco, She will visit 5: China, Ja- Harlem Five suffered a defeat at the| 'P * ‘ was Bereacay clsco, She will visit Siam, China, Ja ; ; | ae left end, split a finger, and Charile ‘When the ball was’ again put in|/om then practically surrounded ‘i ahead tc the whited Lars beyond pan and Australia, arriving in z n hands of Ascension Vive last Thura- Pig pity, tte superiority of “Penn Btato| DY the defensive backs he leaped in By Thorton Fisher. NE Fee Eien uate Heyanls amplonship. It Fight All the Way : ‘ ae ras Canine at Ascension, Parish | O'Hearn, who started the game at quat- Vo tehave tt ban 8 een |land in time for the c day even i J u 0 apparent. Hy many it was| the alr, grasped the ball and was dble| What happened at Cambridge last] payed Gere ect football has been Ve iikely that Mish Marion Hollins of os House. | The Ascension took | the| ter was lumping a bit yeatenday. | Tne, that Killinger’s fine run had| {9 add another two yards before being} Saturday is now indelibly inscribed against the Crimson. It is doubtful | Westbrook, | holder the national) ‘rie original Celtics of New York|fourt With Garland, Garner dt and| there 1s no teason why they cannot | the Georgians of their cour- » in the annals of footbi ‘ro| if any team could have’ successfully | Women's title, will again compete in| Ys + ‘and cus. ’ |defeated the Parkesburg Five before ‘ acrimmage to-morrow. Io. frie ppenttes art ay dake Prior to the game much had beer| the layman the Harvard-Centre con- | Clecked o lads from Danville. They oe oe Syene Hy Pe ee Gees thal largest crowd of basketball fans Uae Se arhans RS Reet eee oti sea ap there: cite hed OF in & foot~ egal : outgeneralle: ought a out- |Tied } c ueitch, the e el ; d 0 | hall battle, Yt is safo tor say that, eub-| Gecrgee mre etic | rality OF the| test was simply one of many football | played Hob Pisher's, battalions, Atl | star, (0 the eighteenth green this your. tended a game,anywhere.|SiVe outfit, the fast work of the As-) only dummy scrimmage the week of the pein 5 hardt of the Ascension | Wer : fate’ y eveu ‘arvi vould |May also make the trip, but it is not Sani es . Manager Degen! On| Beek OF ne ATS Sete var the eneration will Haten) Py ere eke server woule expected that Miss Alexa Stirling will |™@R¥ and sundry battles, was never|ciub is anxious to book some more|tucond team. to-day, with’ only light cluding thirty minutes, but the hope | be a comeptitor. }so filled as it was last night for a|/games with leading teams. His ad-| work for the varsity. The next thtee son, but the youths/even at the end of the first. half, | Miss nna Collett of Providence tracting from the final score the! claimed that t! Pl euianl oe tiewe j Oe from 4 he, Mnad Score | fhe|claimed that the attack was in motion | 5 of the ich fore t 4 ° ne: 4 = Silliness Tun)’ tenn tates before the ball was passed into play,| of the neat total would not nave been seven pune ue Aitensive line the advan: |raptly as the dramatic story is told| ive line. Many q s little — aske Mec |dress js No, 12 West 108th Street,| days there will be scrimmaging for both ts less than it was, nor would| coaches believed that this shift coult|Of how 4 nondescript looking little | vanished ufter less than three min- Saday ay Sainerdictinr ma: basketball contest. |New York Cits the varsity and the second team. f h have been able to pile up More! not be stopped and recommended that | Outfit of lads from the State © je of play in the second half, when | |. Ft Sy et D ee lube pro" | The Celtics met a formidable op-| One of Lone Island's leading teams,| === } Pate ing up its succeeding points | it ® abolished from football, That| Colonels, horses und blue turt de- | “Bo Peak the Ball, isthe: S1ava rd ee lin Elevse former Prince. |Ponent in the Parkesburg bunch andizaqy of Sorrows, emerged. victors J Fenn State almost invariably” used SR ree tae en atopped by fast] tented a great Eustern university! Gown ot the game, Few will forget ton star golfe eral times Deal |the game was a good fight all the way|from a hard fought battle with the Qnly two formations, Its favorite was| not Walt for the attach to moat then, | famed for the brand of football it! that: moment 8° Club champ! erday noted out|through. Both teams took the fuil| Veronica Separates by & score of 88— the unbalanced line, jump! back- roduces. And the story of “Bo") in one on t a he e out allowanc r: atrenuotis | 22: le Sorrows have ye - fiela shift to a box formution® then'a | %a# amply demanatrated not only by | Momittin will echo down through the | Tucking bis pigskin under distance. fr n is 125] out allowances after strenuous | (eated this season and they offer a direct to Killinger, the quurter-| {he Teault of the Penn Btate game }iontucky hillstund Ming back to the| McMillin started like. « Caras shie niblidk |playing. At the end of the first half|good attraction to home managers ack, who fuked a puss to Lightner, |PUt a!90 by the outcome of the Cor- co shadds of Caunbridge. For “Ho” ht of his line, “Red” Roberts bow!~ | in mating shot. which landed on| the score stood 19 to 6 in favor of the| James Arizzo, No. 51 Sackett Street, fhe ‘right. halfback» Killinger then|2ell-Dartmouth game of Saturday, | (lassie sl ‘ ing o for t r the crimson men who dove, the green & » bentre quart hero just like you used to read The Dartmouth shift is very stmilac|'® & ; ove Seok, the bell through the centre of) +, "inat employed by Georgia ‘Tech, |S0ut in the paper-bucked ' novels| x feet from the pin ‘and erback, Only aj rolled into the tin few yards did “Bo” move in that di-! home aggregation. Johnny Beckman| Corona, is manager. was responsible for ten of the nine-|, Red Conaty tried his utmost to a concealed behind the ses _ ~ tl St. Vincent's Triangles This fake pass was beautifully exe-|_¥et Dartmouth was downed by 89-7. || Surrentitiously concealed behind (he sccrion, suddenly he atopped, tackled —Jteen scored by the Celtics, Newman| 4iz21¢ the | Et Vincents fariesion uted and well covered. The inabil-| ‘The line and backfield shift forma-|~ Colloquia Bo” and hia | #nd headed for the left end. He lost it when off ahead and a bit to li8|and Lawrence divided honors between] Lyceum Five, but his attempts were ity of the Georgia Tech line to solve | tion in offensive football ts, from the | ten henchmen Harvard for| © Gefending interference in thej right came dashing Ghorke. the Har-| ihe for the scoring of their team. all in vain, McGuigan of the Tri- this attack, particularly when it 1s! spectators’ standpoint, one ofthe most|a row of shanties The score | (uickness of the manouevre, and from vard fullback, and Johnson, Crimson & angles was color blind, so Conaty's I Senuidered how often it wus uned,| spectacular features of the game, and| doesn't begin to unfold the picture | all directions hostile arms 1/quarter. They were almost upon him| The second half was somewhat more | SMT is ole'y of color proved futile. , ARNHEIM ‘was a surprising feature of the rame. | in #pite of the scores of Saturday it is| that 45,000 fans gazed upon. Har-|0Ut to slay tiie speeding boy now!when “Bo” unexpectedly stopped | interesting in view of the fact that the}phe Triangles showed their speed by CUSTOM "The Georgia Tech line was repeatedly |an effective weapon of attack. No: | yard! figured by the exports a 4 to 1) TUNNing like a frightened faun. Bt) short in his tracks and let the two foxed by Lightner and Wilson feint- | only that rT visitors started a fast, aggressive of-| defeating Charleston 58-10, In a one- ; f the Parke: sided game all the way through. ugarman of the Parkesburgs|®" Tne Mohawk quintet defeated the CLOTHES Monty Five in their first game this ae! a goal and some very snappy work. Leonard|year,. The former team claims the =< = ~ = preven, Harvard sympathizers Mereland Dehnert of the Shamrock team| title for Ris, Se -poane blasts Aaa. 18 $35 and up WINNIN sturdy little Texan, Hats, flags and|Dluyed the game of teamwork, and] Milling to uphold Its ciatm by playing Sclvethe Oo. handkerchiefs were waved in the de-|their judgment combined with Johny|tianieate with Herman Lebow, No. $1 ‘ivium| problem of followed. — Everybody | Beckman’s excellent shooting served| \tokibben Street, Brooklyn, 1 a ' 9 die) became «a hero worship to win the e. The fi 8001 a ‘a . ‘ How Penn State Beat Georgia Tech. Analyzed by Charlie Brickley. Gla urade who AiouEnt “they had 5c seme BERETS GR | pod well-tailored clothes ¥ 2 to thing" we aft a by th Copyright, 1921, by the Press Publishing Co. (Tho New York Evening World.) ede aireripgn game wae won Dy the at moderate pult by him. Their | carried them to their | fense. went over the top| surprised the fans wit hat, it ig entirely legal, and the! shot to win, threw in every ounee of | be Sauirmed out of danger and raced | opposing men cate tng en end run. i compltint against {t has no legitimate | her strength to stop the smashing| own momentum it was, however, the difference in! basis. Maine. nbERinway GUL Surely. drivix It seemed as thoug would make| knees and “Ho TAILORED two long shots electrified by youth beating tics by a score of 33—19. The 7 : But “Bo” was|North Philadelphia team played fast Athletic Notes \the Harvard machin 2 fp ale aa not alone in com ting the glory.{enough to make anyone doubt that a A |There were ten others who had a fist |they were really from the Quaker City. | Of High Schools prices, } jin the-nie. Tho Celtics have booked the Amstor-| m, i | But after all, the story isn't in the|dum Quintet for next Sunday after- for a & brillianey of the play nor of the great|noon, and in the evening they will], ‘throng gathered in the spacious|take the court against the Albany All] _ The vere Beene Sih barely generation atadium. It's going to be a good win- |S ba return game. The up-State| defeatedgthe alumni of George Washing: we have been ter night's yarn to spin for those who |Ave lost to the New Yorkers by a|ton Hign Schoo! at the High Bridge) bs like tales of adventure uth is|margin of two points im their last] Lyceum, Friday. ‘The final score was} grooming stranger than fiction sometimes. And | garne with that team, 13-11. The “scrubs” lost to the High thousands | a long time to come the story of ( Bridge Lyceum juniors, 24-16, in the * MeMillin and centre will be told NONPAREILS BREAK EVEN. Tgittain calasn!! Tnagoh track, practice upon thousands 5 e er, and of h |. ‘The Nonpareil fiye of Brooklyn Tells walters in tre: Keotacne | bioke even ina set of contests played | begins to-morrow at the Regiment of men who wear, vent victoriously through the|@ spect Hall, Brooklyn. In the|Armory, 168th Street and Broadway. with a feeling Harvard line “back in the good oli [afternoon the famous Power Brothers’ J te of pride, Hlectign Day the Morrig football teaca will play Commerce. ext Saturday days. am of Passaic defeated the home Sieenneenantillieeeenne quintet 21 to 17, The game was In-/the soccer team will play Curtis, and been jteresting from whistle to on the Sth will play New York Military exclusive SETER SHIFT Weinert Pats in Strenvows Work-\pie Nonpureils sent the Academy. Saturday the rifle team will ARNHEIM \ eat in Newark. ‘Turners down to defeat in the evening | travel to Tenafly, N, to compete with yy med- his ideas of clothes cost. Mr. Phil Krug. who. in these Pro- hibition times denies he is 4ny re lation to the champagne, Tt must be admit yard rela pound limiz); tion of every road runner—to win « MacDowell will meet South F ley relay (220, 446, 660, 880), unlimited voad race from scratch. Allowing lib- phia next Sunday. Coach Clark has started basketball practice. The team composed of George in excellent. conditi ITALIAN CLUB WINS. Kelson, John Shaw, George Ritkes, Carney te aSmanager Who makes his] The Italian Catholic Club defeated | Aaron’ Herbst and Harry Lustig will man work and sqguawks murder if he| tie Camden Giants at Tammany Hail play its first game against Bushwick doesn't | by 36 MoCarney says Weinert wil pox fifteen rounds daily staff of sparring }\a! an afternoon, aticr New York to w era) handicaps upward to six minutee, . , ¢ 1 38 H ther schoo the clty for the i {i charts) ane the Newark | by 38 to 20. Faee aged’ teases *eThe » baskerball creations, 1 onis, acte' e part ye genia) T NEWARK! sauad is prac or future matenes. - enteenth Tai Ling @vctr. lee Miia ded Had eee pda MacDowell Lyceum quintet won its Meant High School will be held are tailored | KE END-RUN- J ymnasium Newark yesterday, | fifth straight vietory in the afternoon 17 at 7.20 P. at the UiNee PLay FOR PENN STATE ~ |for whose edification Charley lam KM ' in ile MEL Ls ae defeating the| 22d irate Brosdwey ae ota | 4 GEORGIA TECHS PECULIAR SHIFT FORMATO d the following gentleme Has marries ; BBth Stree @ following evants w GEORGIA TECHS FECULIAG SHIFT. pasted the following gentlemen of | Newark Wht $33 Dick note Tien CRA bene coeate ii individua! — “EET the cult for @ total of fifteen rounds, |Sinythe was the scoring star of the Hast: 10-yard dash, junior and moulded to |, 7s SAME Sheree eee Me BACK {dividing said rounds with almosi| Winning aggregation, accounting f1'| senior; 440-yard dash, senior; on: Mle) elie , } mathematical impartiality eight fleld goals, He was close run, senior; 60-yard dash, novice; 12 his figure | f a. r r. Rough House Ware Joo | lowed by Dave Wassmer, MacDow: pound ‘shoiput, novice running ‘high and Sheed | . Cann pnor Ermilio Sp. Mr.| star forward, who contribut jump, novice; 70-yard high hurdles: 440- priced to meet Oscar Phillippon succeeded in doing | : Jack Herman Irish Fogan and| points to the home team’ rd midget relay (100-pound limit); | something yesterday that te the amb!-! he succeeded fn finishing a good 2 de ahead of McGann, who had been i 6. The game was witnessed | Noy wd and was a fast con B tnie leat winners displayed all around ~ntinue | eS Saas New Yorke and Falcos Play seo lees Tie. ‘Thanks to exceptional work on the | | | allotted @ start of 8m. and 80s. | — TILLINGER: FAWes PASSING BALL To LIGHTNER FOR eno RUN. THEN LUINGER TVRNS BACK AWD PLUNGES THROUGH LINE OPENING ‘Tyrconnell Celts Vieto {Todd Team Wink Another So The Tyrconnell Celts defeated the Game. Franco-Swiss soccer team by the score] The Todd Shi nthe Metropolitan! gaived ground in th League yesterday at St. Brendan's Rice ey rey part of the visiting goalkeeper, W. Gray of Holyoke, Mass., the Faloo Foot, in holding the New to pm scoreles in game at noon mpion- : ‘ships. At’ Columbia pool the Evander coer > 4 a ut awt Mining tea Will ehgnge Far Rock: TO-NIGHT—Broadway Exh, Club, Brooklyn ting Fall team and wants games with away in a, mee! © basketball team ‘Andy Ch: . Fred: is to'2 teams in the vicinity of this city. plays Boys’ High the same afternoon at ndy Chaney vs die Jacks, The lineup includes Dondero, Foulke, Evander. lot 2 gouls to 1 [League match play Oval la Brooklyn » United by a score of 6 odd Field th Brooklyn $1.00 $2.00 = $3.00