New-York tribune., 1918-11-19
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On Saturday S !
Football Card
Harvard Radios VS.. Princeton
Aviators-Granite State
VS.. Newport Station

Preparations for the dishing up of
football treat for New York fans were
made yesterday at meeting of the
football committee of the United War
Work Campaign. William S Langford9
chairman Of the committee, announced
after meeting at the Lawyers Club
that in addition to the contest betweenz
the Princeton ayistors and the Harvard
Radio team at the Polo Grounds orr
Saturday the Newport Naval Training
Station eleven would meet the team
from the training ship Granite State,
The clash between the sailors will pres
cede the Harvard Princeton contest.
The Princeton aviators shape IN
nearly as strongly as the PrincetoM
informals. who defeated Camp UptoIc
at the Polo Grounds last Saturday The
fiiers lost to the informals by Z to O..
and the thousands who saw the game
on Saturday know that the standard OF
Princeton football has not been lowered
appreciahly by war conditions.
Harvard lost its first game of the
season, to Camp Devens. by touchy
down and a field goal Both seams,
have been pointed TO the meeting at the
Polo Grounds on ~saturday, and their
game would be stellar ATTRACTIONS
without the drawing power of the clash
between the Newport and Granite State.
eleyens.
Star From Ohio State
c. w. Bolen, captain and left end
OF the Princeton team, PLAYED thres
years at Ohio State. At the other eud
Is II. W. Jordan, who easily made his
freshman team at Harvard. In the
backfield are f, j. Murray, former cap.
tam of Georgetown, at quarter; r. l..
Myers, of Dickinson; c. f. Smith. os
ohlo State, and R. +. Stein. who was
fullback for two years on star Wash
ington and Jefferson eievens.
The line Is n strong one built around
Lester l.. Geilatfy at centre Geliatly
was named twice as all western centre
when he was under the tuition of Gil
, Doble at the University of Washington.
At the guard positions are Dwight /.
carver, Of Montana. and Floyd Robin
son, of Cortland Normal. The tackles
are David n Ling, of McAlIister. apdl
w. G. Burns of Purdue.
The Harvard team is fully as repre-
sentative Led by Captain George
| s1"lubber") White, the old Exeter and,
Boston College back, the eleven. ine
cludes Reypoid Goas. of the Micbieais
Aggies; Q. X: Cox. of the Oregon Ag..
gies; Henry R. Brinker, of Ohio Statoa
and other stars of the gridiron.
interest in Saturdays clash between.
,he eteVens from Princeton and Cans
bridge IS indicated by the demand for,
reservations. A Stock Exchange comr
mlttee' M, consisting of J. Lorimer,
and j. NJ: Gates, has sold forty sidelinc-
badges for $50 each and expects 10
double that number.
Gates is Jack Gates, the old Yale end.
1whno caught Charley Brickley's ,d9tssss. -
yard drop kick at the Stock Exchange
last last THURSDAY. He regards the United
War Work football games as a ire
mendous boost for football and has
proved valuable aid TO big Bill" Ed
wards and Langford. Collector F..
wards, by the way, expects to duplicata9
, his feat Of last week by disposing Of
iifty boxes for the double header on
Saturday.
Walker Rallies to Cause =
There is much local interest in the
granite State eleven, and Fred Walkers
Willingness to bring his Newport team
mere Tor q game reveals the snirit oA
cooperation with which the Gghtinf
men are inspired when the war serviceI
organizations need assistance He was
=" New AorA yesterday coming down
from New Haven after his teams vics
tory over Pelham Bay on Saturday, to
volunteer the services of his even. T.
Walker and Tom Thorp at once rox
together and arranged the game ber
tween their teams. Langford and his
football committee ar-re~d to give New
York it's fill of football at popular
prices and the commanding officers Of
the naval stations gave their approval
Captain Edward II. Campbell wasx
reached by long-distance telephone az
Newport and gave his enthusiastic a.
sent. Ensign L. w. Jennys, on the
Granite State, made it. unanimous.
1t is expected that the first game OF.
tlis double bill will attract largo
crowd from Pelham Bay. which meets
Granite State on the Saturday afters