New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-03
Quaker Wrestling Team to
M;sa Dorizas, "Strong
Man" and Its Main
stay This Year.

football player and intercolleg'S"
HEAVYWEIGHT wrestling champion OF
the University Of Pennsylvania. IS
devout Christian. He believes, and
practises, the Biblical quotation turn
the other cheek"
In an address delivered recently 10
tho bovs of the West Philadelphia
High School. Dorizas said man can
be a good football player and sun De
a good Christina
Those who saw Dorizas emerge from
a scvimmage on the gridiron last fail
with TWO black eyes, a broken head and
several teeth loosened. while MS oppo-
nent did not bear a mark Of the con
f:c'. arc ready 20 testify 70 the IreeH
hide-bound Christianity.
The wrestling schedule OF the Jni-
versty OF Pennsylvania will have 70
be carried through without the ser
vices of Dorizas. the mainstay OF the
team. The mighty man Of Greece al
lowed some Of his studies TO lag oe-
hind during a strenuous football sea
son. and as result he 10 going 20
cram" all winter 20 make up the lost
yround. Dorizas told Captain Taze-
VOL last week that he would not be
able 10 compete in the meets except
at the Intercollegiate on Marcn 20
and q. 90,
This means that the champion WI,
not be able TO measure strength anc
holds with Lamb, of Penn state on
February 70. a meeting that was looked
forward to with relish by friends OF
both men. Lamb is confident he can
toss Dorizas over his head II ne ever
books up with him.
Prospects for successful track team
at New York University are bright TINS
year. f. J. Won Filing, Of the Mohawk
A. C.. has been engaged 10 tram tne
Violet athletes.
Harry J. Smith, captain Of the Bronx
Church House team, national A. a, T.
indoor champion AZ two miles ana FOR
mer ten-mile champion, will compete
Cor the Violet track team. Although
he will be ineligible for the intercoi-
legiates this year because OF techni-
cality, he will compete IN the dual
meets.
Terwilliger. the former Georgetown
, star. who has registered IN the second
Gear Of the School of Commerce, ana
Who was unable to compete last year
{ because of the one-year rule, is last
man. Terwillger was ancnor on 'he
Georgetown mile relay.
Among last years veterans 70 return
I 10 college is Alvin Lent. the malnstay
of the 1913 team and the present hold-
or of the Middle States intercollegiate
record at the half mile. The I'M
vcrsitv Heights track team has lost out
two men By graduation Ray Van Chef
tho captain. and $. Brainerd.
In Il. G. and s. B. Many New YORK
T-niversitv has .wo clever murders
who scored heavily last year in the hur-
ding events. Edwin J. Clapp, the former
Vale track captain and intercollegiate
champion hurder. will coach the men
in the branch. -, LII
In the weight events the Violet VIII
be represented by Elwood Z. o'ponneIl;
cantain; William Bleekwenn, Richard
Farber and "Rube" Bernstein: O'Don-
nell and Bernstein have both Deen pu'-
ting the shot and throwing the nam
mer well in practice. NIL
Among the freshmen enrolled Dlch
Mcdowell. formerly OF Stuyyesaht hign
/ School, is expected to score III hutI,lne
and broad jumping. W. Flsher' OF MeI.
cersburg. is another runner from "nom
much is expected
The basket ball team of Swartnmore
College has mapped out an ambitious
programme for the coming season, ana
IN addition to the regular opponents OF
the Pennsylvania college i've new
teams. namely, Princeton. Rutgers
Delaware. Wesleyan and Washington
and Lee. will be played. The season
opens al home with Lebanon valley on
Friday, and the following day the
Swarthmore five meets Princeton on the
latter's court .:.l IL,
The big game Of the season. with the
University of Pennsylvania, comes on
January so. a little earlier than usual
but the Swarthmore students feel that
thev have a good chance Of adding one
more victory to the six straight they
have ALREADY won in Philadelphia.
The season ends on February 20 win
LAFAYETTE College. at Swarthmore, ana
Frank II. Griffin. the coach, ana cap
tain. Earle Twining are confident OF
successful season. r
The schedule follows: January o.
Lebanon Valley College at Swarthmore.
Reserves vs.. Swarthmore Prep; y
pr;rcaton University at Princeton,