The evening world. Newspaper, November 30, 1921, Page 18

ANDI TAU! Lam, MB, Jou, Tar GM BUS), | cicano, Now s0-—Julge CORD EVER SQUEEZE into completed the draft of his dedly j Branches of By William Athletics. Abbott. (® appointment of Frank Gar- gan as graduate manager of athletics at Fordham will open Rew ore of spoits for the uptown in- 1Li0 Lt should also insure a real York football championship in between Fordham, Columbia and ¥ork University. i es mtract as graduate manager im 1917 Gargan coach tnd go to France. evening Gargan led the entire n team to a recruiting station sa the coach with the rank of Lieu- coaching answered Gargan, “after ci we are all going to enlist ' Yordan Elected Captain Of Yale 1922 Eleven . Nei bede New Leader, a Great Line]’ Plunger, Played on Varsity Ever since (o- revived football efforts have made to bring the three local coi- together on the gridiron. Ford- generally proved the stumbiing but a man of Gargan's type quickly iron out the old dit- Gargan holds a error o1 he will concentrate on foot- While present plans in @ tentative form, the Maroon oke forward to a big season in foot- during 1922, with a climax of Columbia and N. Y. U, ul football & matter of personality and in Fordham has secured Back in the troublesome war coached Ford- ‘e ( egurren squad. Just before an home game aur- ‘ale men by saying the game d be the last for many months. h surprised youth asked what was the a real maeieaniaatpeame ey ee K GARGAN SURE T0 BOO ith Famous Coach and Player as Graduate Manager Ford- ham Will Be Real Rival of Columbia and N. Y. U. in All tenant commanded most of his play- ers on the other side, On the football field Gargan has the personality of a Bezdek or Stagg. The players just naturally follow him. Gargan was football Captain in 1909, the best eleven Fordham ever turned out. After graduating in 1911, George Foster Sanford sought Gargan’s ser- vices as assistant coach at Rutgors. He also helped coach at Georgetown. At both pluces Gargan greatly con- tributedd to winning teams. After the close of this season Ford- ham officials looked broadcast for a man qualified to raise the Maroon’ prestige on the gridiron. Frank Gar- gan Was chosen from numerous selec- tions, With his appointment Ford. ham will also inaugurate the one-year resident rule which in the past has prevented many teams playing Ford- ham in footbail. Gargan's announcement was form: ly announced at a Fordham dinner last evening, although earlier in the day ‘The Evening World exclusively 1s| told of his signing a contract, For tho next three years Gargan will shape the policy of Maroon athlet- ies, Football and baseball will come under his personal supervision, while basketball, athletics and other sports will be taught by ‘special coaches. Some years ago Fordham developed out a crew whose shell was wrecked after one race. Perhaps in the future the Maroon will again be represented on the water, but it is first the plan of the new graduate manager to in- terest the greatest number of Ford- ham students in some kind of sport and especially Increase the prestige of the football and baseball teams. THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, TTT NOVEMBE TRYING TO REVIVE THE INTERNATIONAL ‘SPORTING Cu | Robins’ Owners Laugh at Tale Of Club’: s Sale lyn Baseball Club held a meeting yes- terday, at which plans were discussed for the coming season, including the training trip to Miami, Fla. A report from Chicago that the Robins again had been sold to a Manhattap theatri- cal producer caused a loud laugh amo: oe rem rte Serr eemane + R 30, 10241, NEW ERA OF SPORTS OPENED UP NOW FOR FORDHAM UNIVERSIT N EVERYTHING - ss - By Thornton Fisher Copyright, 1991, (The New York Dvening World) by The Press Publishing Co, UKE TKYING TO GET A CAMEL THROUGH THE EYE OF A NEEDLE. THIS ContRAPTION=- Y' CAN MAKE hid The Hoard of Dinetora of tno Brook-|J UMie Senatore Issues Defi to All Bowling Teams Jimmie Senatore has issued a In Bout With et Lightweight Champion Skillful Leonard Shows His Class Welterweight Peter was beginning to think pretty well of hi Thereafter Joo had | "00D St 2.80. THE PUPIL BEATS JHE OLD MASTERY Franc Garcant TAKES JOB AS GRADUATE MANAGER, OF -FORDHAHT | De Oro Accepts Greenleaf’s Defi For Freak Match Alfred De Oro and Ralph Greenleaf will meet in a handicap three-cushion billard match at Academy, starting to-morrow after- Ruth Must Wait Few Days for Landis Ruliag sion in the case of Babe Ruth, home run hitter of the New York Yankeas, who played exhibition games tat fall In violation ef major league baseball rules He withheld announcement, however, of what action he had decided upon. ‘The Judge said ne wanted to 0 over the decision again before announcing It, but was too busy In court to do ay Bt will be given out soon. he said. — Farese Wins Over Zimme PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 30.—Harokt Farese, the clever Newark feather: weight, had no trouble in defeating Al zimmer of Cleveland, Johnny Kilbane’s protege, in an Interesting bout. Farese scored three knockdowns. Like a sky-scraper ! Our newest and ‘strong- est wardrobe trunk is built on a frame of steel! Besides, on every edge and at every corner the principle of Caesar’s bridge has been applied—the hard- er the blow the greater the resistance. What’s equally remark- able—not a single nail used in the entire construction! Klein's Strand the directors present, who included C. H, Ebbets sr, Steve McKeever and C. Team Two Years. sweeping challengo to back his team “he young world's “poo!” champton| Even the drawers are riv- in Six-Round Bout With the fight in hand and won by a big margin. hallenged the Cuban, demanding a| eted. ei HL Ebbets Jr. against any team that intends to Tie Wille Jacks 1c tons aad Pentax, taraitiasty aaes off “Bold. again, are wo?” sald the|make.the trip to the American Bowl- George:Ward. - Axbtt botere on ties busiengue. decks | Teh Denawan. De Oro at the mest-) ‘The covering is a feature; ing Congress tournament in Toledo. Senatore suggests tho match be o home and home afta for a purse. ing of the pair yesterday agreed to give Greenleaf five points in every younger Mr, Dbbets after tho meeting. son started out to show off, but soon “Nothing in It. We haven't talked of the to hundreds of Yale under- found that he shad a very lively tea, will captain the Blue foot- By Vincent Treanor. fa the last Harvard game Jordan at least five first downs when the Intest Mgures avallab theKtlts or Columbia teagte, wae the tak |Just as Judge Louis Gibbs sald in| the ‘ittn round when Referee Artie but this year he proved a tower . & of tho town yesterday, Hote wore ‘made om many | his talk thanking the crowd for its| McGovern disqualified Baird for land-| 1. sui, Rankine to Be Au | Lge “Four DSS saeihae beaalla % fay ot te tora tgenamgts faring ino brent | splendid turnout on the occasion for] IME Tow CURED: tay wood one all i Mei Convenient ‘was practically a foregone con- t the benefit of the Bronx non-sec-/ told. It marked another instance) Ranking Committes of the United | Broadway "Fifth Ave, ‘thst the 1922 Captain would bel be Jordan, Mallory, a veteran who tarian hospital, “One round of Leon-| where boxing did {ts bit for a chari-| states Lawn Tennis Association is ex- | # Warren @ at 41st St, ease for leadership. He was last evening at a Yale ban- .. Fred Dawson, head coach of the Unt- _— 1K, Sar otiieaa s team that poss} Sarin lc eeu areweeborn | Danbury Separates Tackle | COLUMBIA BASKETBALL too, For three rounds both were cau-|yersity of Nebraska football team, | Harvard Club Wine in “Met” Squash McTIGUE iSO THREE. a ore : . : hich I 1 thi: . py . vil be only. four ¥ at Bangor, Me, and prepared wt Pll’ | — Knickerbocker Five in | SCHEDULE COMPLETED. | tous. Instead of enastine tonsil tiiah tom tw Work yesterday for" 6 corner’ GOOD EIGHT will be only four vacancies on varsity and these can easily be with veteran material. Th Blue ‘backfield will undoubtedly if tara ta 1303 ‘His election to suc- Aldrich means the Bulldog will one of the best line plungers in East next year. ty is line wrecking. Weighing @nd strong as @ bull, the new © Giwwixe O'Dowd, tho former middls- eight champion, who has not fought ‘peveral months, has been matched hhis manager to meet Louls Bogashr rd in the opening bout of eight Jordan's *} plays No. 1 in the tandem, O'Hearn and Neidlinger, an Bast Orange boy who substituted in tho big games this season, Into, Guernsey and Sturm will be missing from the Yale line, but the: @re at least two promising candi- lps, Exeter, where he played football three years. At Yale Jordan is a e|member of both the football and SAW PENNSYLVANIA GAMES. PHILADELPHIA, Noy. 30.—Ap- proximately 191,000 persons attended the University of Pennsyivania foot- ball games this year, figures made public to-day, The largest crowd of the season witnessed the Pennsylvania-Corneil game on Franklin Field ‘hanksgiv- of the season wi the Reports of hunting fatalities gathered by the United Press from . | States to-day give a death toll of 187 with hundreds wounded, as follows: according ty twelve selling of our club since 1918, when G, W. Loft made us an offer. We won't talk of selling til! some one makes us a real offer. We happen to know that the theatri man mentioned in the Chi- cago Gepatches isn't in @ position to ¢ a real offe Brooklyn team will play ball as hope to, strengthen our team, 100, at the cominy “Absolutely nothing tn ‘that sale story. league Looks as though ae Hornaby ts the four stara are ralabee: according to le: Local Basketball Match This Evening. scheduled and good competition 1s on the cardé for local enthusiasts, The Danbury Separates start the ball roll- ing to-night when they meet the crack Knickerbocker Five, Four games are on tap for to-mor- row night. The Tolentine quintet meets A. B, C.; Separates at Star- ight Park; the Home Insurance Com- record in a game against Cortland H Danbury Separates awing {nto ac- tion again Friday at Highbridge Lyceum with the Highbridge team as opponents. Ardsley High School plays | ! Jimmie figures that practice of this kind will put the boys on edge for the big tournament in February.- jgboken and New lodges are te. meet in ae Be Oe Staumpalt a we Sak er fan ‘Tournament ona; i Gallagier, iti ‘The Knickerbocker Cou ‘4 1116 more, rolled In Quintets Engage in Midweek Games ‘The basketball schedule schedule for Columbia at West Point instead of at home, as was the caso last season. Joe Deering, the Columbia coach, nas a squad of forty men working out in the gym daily. The services of Johnson, the muinatay of the team last year, will be greatly missed. However, Deering has Watson, Captain and @ centre of two years’ experience; Pulleyn, one or the best guards in the league last year, and B the semi-final of ten rounds and| Gettysburg game, only 10,000 turning | Thursday night the Onyx Big Five| Dec. 17, Rutgers at New | Brunswick. | good, particularly the Jos Benjamin i e| or 2 Dec, 23, U, Dec. 37, Rochester ut} and Pete Hartley bout. Benjamin ts obby Winters hooks up with Joe] out. a will endeavor to keep up its great pestss me ‘ba, ‘Syracuse at Syra-|a real boxer and fighter, something cuse. Jan. 9, Dartmouth at Hanover. March 4, Prin March 8, Y. New Haven. March "is, Cornell at ithaca. 88 ie age Taken Street, Rockaway Beach, N, BENNY LBONARD, lightweight champion, hag reached the stage where too much {s expected of him, Last night at the Garden he boxed six rounds with George Ward, atoll, rangy and clever welterweight, of the big crowd present appeared dissatisfied with Leonard's showing. almost any other boxer that we know ard 1s worth forty of some others.” No, we wouldn't say that the Judge had Willie Jackson in mind, though he might have had at that. Leonard danced around Werd very | prettily and Ward shaped up nicely, pellmell fashion, they fiddled and ma- noyvred for openings, That's boxing. In the fourth Leonard had Ward Into his ribs, In the fifth Benny caught Ward the hardest punch yet It was a etraight rigM to the chin and it sent Ward reeling to the ropes. Just then the bell sounded. “Tnearly got you then,” said Leonard smilingly as he started for his corner. In the last Leona-d put on some extra speed and was easily Ward's master, but the latter didn't 40 badly unusual these days when the appear- dents in the tough and so-called Dur- able Dane. Benjamin ought to be a top notcher—the very next thing to| Leonard, if he would tend to his box- | Ing. business. “He combines boxing | punching bag in front of him—one that rebounded so often as to make Jackson look like a dub himself. Jackson hit Hanlon with everything, but couldn't check ‘him. Rights and lefts, uppercuts, body wallops, every- thing Jackson delivered bounced off Hanlon harmlessly, At times Hanlon ting back from the ring side. Jackson evidently hasn't rhe same old sting in his right hand. Dither ‘cemed to think he wag entitled to it. and Joo Gorman, ended suddenly in table cause. Tex Rickard contributed h‘s share by donating the Garden to the borpital's officers, ss Nebraska Wants a Foot im the Bast. n Game short visit. He expects to have eight members ja Cares to arrange @ game. fifty. The men will play six sessions to- morrow, Friday and Saturday. De Oro will have to play 60 points against Greenleaf's 45. They have a side bet of $50 om each block and $200 on the final autcome. The vet- fibre. That’s usual next year, ‘under’ the leadership rate en, i threw in. punches at Willie which|Sran has to make 00 points whileling finer. le leader is a hard runner to stop. of Wilbert Robinson and controlled by and because he didn't subject Mr.| giant jook an: ve) : ing . of is the same men who control It now, We Ward to a one-sided beating many ook any 00 good to thone eit-|the Wilmington Ind makes 310. — fi Greenleaf is anxious to become the ckampion at three-cushion billiards as well as “pocket billiards.” , i He has cy ‘the Crimson forwards failed to check Some one must be joki {Benny missed a lot, but so woild| (et or Hanlon isn’t humap. Jack-| shown great form in practice, This | Men and boys wear. son got the decist E ‘Whe Blue battering ram around mid- & e decision, but Hanlon), his first real match at the difficult making ood on hia, promise, to vahow | four bowlers fOr the peixe af oa He ee bs e angle gamo, and if he beats the fa- 3 ng, O04 OF la PrOMHse, a Ta oN | nuuer of een euie oad the salt against Ward. | On the whole he} a, cred, bitters , when, Joe Hum-| mous ex-champion he will gain a lot|and up-to-date in style! Wroerican "League, rivals In the ‘Calle | Otetats, Soa ee showed style, cS Mat ene Tiaet bout: between iar! Batra | Of conildence in his ability to reach fornia Winter League. Here ts the way | distinguishes a champion from others. Vi iy “ the top in this branch of the green Rocers Peet COMPANY « batze sport. pected to complete the ranking Ust of 1921 stars within a few days. The lst however, will not be made public until the annual meeting of the sssgoiation The inside fittings? another chapter. Suffice to say, there’s noth- The best of everything Down-to-date in price on Dec. 17, If any action ig taken on the 'Lengien controversy” will, be faten et thie esation’ it i underntind: —<—<—<—$— Squash players of the Harvard Club continued their undisputed progress toward the winning of the metropolitan swith To-MORTG WILE Nigar ROUND BOUTS ARINOSIBE ah basketball squads. wrencenininess_ yestertey. hy, Doseid of the eleven back next season and sald| championship title yesterday. The| 36 ROUNDS. = Nothing tue ta basketball eirctes|HA™2UKH, manager of the team, ®ooh-|-fnally sized up and his superiority |(ngt Nebraska would be glad to make a| wearers, of, the Crimson invaded the plea Mg ester, Trinity and Rutgers are the only | was marked. He reached Ward's face | trip East in 1928 if Cornell, Yale, Har-| courts of tho Crescent Athletic Club| myverything for pillterd aes 191,000 FOOTBALL FANS this week. Several big games ‘are| new additions. The Army will be played| with soven lefts and dug a eight deep| vard. Princeton, Dartmouth oF lum-|of Brooklyn to administer a etinging The Brungwick Balke-¢ Callender ‘Co, Gefeat by the tally of 6 matches to'L we pany team crosses nets with Fred 8.| Reilly, another guard-available. Tynan, | Tyan The bout was announced as a Bridgeport fighter, in the maw tcuan he Rega brie | James Five at the 22d Regiment At: |last year’s Captain, Is still in the uni- | six-round exhibition, but {t was more ’ the Pioneer | ¢ , Py «h|'mory; Presentation meeta Lynbrook | versity andyis expected to report as 400 | than that. Both tried to do more of twelve rounds at the drew 30,000, Iaafayette 26,000 and | oh'the latter's court, and Immaculate |as he can pet away from his studies |tnan merely box, and furnished an nny Innhouse meets Sammy Cohen | attendance ¥ he smallest | Tammany Hall, Point at West Point, oo 10, Trinity,| The rest of the programme was SALON If O'Dowd beats Bogash be | Many Fatalities R Reported And 1700 Be Pee ee a erat ieiicdtog faa Bag Princeton ‘ai | \neea of Benny. Leonard are few and be matched to fight M.ko Gib- In 1921- Hunting Season | Midzets at P. 8. No. 46, Manhattan. | N, ¥. (pending), Feb. 9 ‘union. at cho: far between, He. ovtcinaged eee. fe in @ bout at the Garden in throe 9 and Tmmuculate Club tackles Ozanam |néctady. 1 Pa vat af Phy ag ana there are very few lightwelghts : F . Sido cu'tho former's court, Brooklyn. . . Presenting the cAristocracy of Motordom Hotel Commodore, Nov.27! to Dec. 3% Pennsylvania, 35 killéd, 75 wounded; | Irvington at Irvington; Presentation and fighting. His left hand ‘s aa good lower Michigan, 24 killed; upper ets St, Brendans, and Immacula Celtic an Stars, averaging 110| as hig right, and he {s not afraid to} pearywright of Pittsbureh, wuo| Michigan and Wisconsin, 24 killed,| Club draws the Sacred Heart Tri-} pounds. ‘Travelling Goetthres cin | fake ebanene’ He Gorces Hartley | On Exhibition Te taoched out ty Capt. |100 wounded: Ohio, 18 Killed, %5] angles at Ace Hall, Manhattan. of the best lightweight combinations | cleanly with an inside right just when Pico s nr . in the sisth | WOUNded; Indiana, 12 killed; Colo. 7 in Hudaon County, Jersdy. Address | = PrERcr-ARROW aryl sd; + . The Union Big Five udded another cd FERaus > fought at Buffalo a few works nae ae uinnona’s, 5 kille a: victory to its lst by subduing the the Manager, H. A. Pederson, No. 713 SKOKIE GOLF CLUB FAVORED Fur . to England for another bout. tis} ilincis, 3 killed, 5 wounded; Tow New York Separates - a well playod | Boulevard, Bayonne, N: J. i dagen: SSP killed, 20 wounded; Arkansas, 4 killed, 12 wounded; Louisiana, 2 killed; Con- necticut, 1 killed. 10 WPW YORK HUNTERS KILLED. The United Preas compiled Agures to- _> City Collewe Cronn- the runners held last nigot. Patent, who carried off the \aurels in the dual preity, suc- tec New York Unt ne contest which was concluded with the score of 36 to 35, The game was close throughout both halves and the win- ning basket was scored a fow seconds before the final whistle was blown | Yonkers Big Five, who recently auv Sceptre Basketball Club, Cla) cuanpionship of Brooklyn and Queens in t Weat Virginia Five to Play Local Collegen. MORGANTOWN, Va, Nov. 30. — Princeton, the University of Pennsyl- Play etent-t0 laued the K. ef C. 9¢ Yonkers, Anxious at West Point Mob. 8,|open championship ha r od the § f Yonkers, Auxio! Colicge at New 10 and ' 5 i Be on ear ait a 2 by Jim mtry Tema. \to arrange home und home games city Call St Prin poe 7 ig © iaition t f-around Indian| Jack Patent, sophomore, was unani- | william Grieve, No. $4 Van Cortland( on a additic u ) ) Bricker's ously elected to captain the City Col- | park Avenue, Yonkers, N. Y | cr ard barriers the 17th i has been AMC lege cross-country team at a meeting of gthened to 45 yards and the The Crescent A. C. basketball team de- ted the Brooklyn Law School five @ 210-pound division. Home or| by a score of $2 to 22 on the victors’! held here was in 1914 over the Midios Manager, Gol Reives, No. seme court ‘thalap course, . ja Brooklyn dest nigit. Pes. FOR NATIONAL TITLE PLAY CHICAGO, Nov. 30.—Unofficial word hag been received by members of the course Improved in other ways. The last national open tournament Isorra u The Unions have open dates and|vania, City College of Now York and : fay mnowing that 137 persons have been) would like to hear from first claas|\West Point are newcomers on the an- Skokle Golf Club that the classic of eeames fune Ve State in the “hunting ti Mankwer Frank Lawless, Ne.|nual’ Bastern trip scheduled for West| America, the national open cham- wounded. For New York State the fig- | 107 Hast 102d Street, city. Fre ee a eT ree elit | Plopsbip, will be played heve next DeRHAm Mires wore ulueteen killel and Aty-t%0] mye following scams have open| be played oa « neutral floor at Charlos-| ¥C8r- FLuEETwooD SMITH-SPRINGFIELD a injured, dates ton-Feb. 4, Georgetown at Washington| Skokie has been the scene of numer. | HEALEY Wacter M. Murruy Tenm to = " on Feb. 6, nsylyania at Philadelph. profess’