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PlENlNif An. Ma. March g..
Philadelphia Nationals . %
birmingham Southern AS
snciatiut y
RiNcy. Meadows. Belts and
Wheat Sigmnn Glasner N'okcr.
henderson Fnd Peters. Cooch
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
Coast League President
Turns Down Reelection

SACRAMENTO, Calf, Dec. 1S.-Be-
cause Of what he termed movement
to "9ust" him from the presidency o.
tne faclhc Coast League, ". II. Nc
Carthy, of San Francisco, to-day twice
refused reelection to that office. The
second tender was made after the SAL
ary OF the post had been increased 20
$4,000, double its former figure.
mccarthy said an effort was being
made ito make him pay the penalty
tor his stand in the Rumler case" Nc
Carthy last summer demanded and OBJ
tanned the release Of William G. Rum
Ter, Of the Salt Lake City club, on
charges OF alleged irregularities in
the 1919 Coast League pennant race.
IN connection with which Rumler now
is under Indictment in Los Angeles.
Mccarthy consented TO serve until
mis- successor could be chosen, how
ever, which probably VIII be a meet
ing next month at some city not yes
named
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
New Orleans Entries
NfOnIaY

Frst raoe tpurse $500: claiming; two
year-oids; rnaidens; six furlongs)
sary. lo7, Obstacle, 1os; Mabel Josephine,
20; Sheka, 10s; Controit, III: Joe Whipple.
iq7: Pimlico. 10: Plato. 102, Martha Gray.
fof; Toss Up. 1Q1.
g. second race fpurse $500 claiming; three
"ssr-olds and upward SIX furlongs)--
Philippe. lQ3; Oanlswn Belle 10, Lance
los; HARRY BuTsoync. i0S; Midian, 1o1
Pueblo. io5; Rainbow Girl, 1i3; Approval
1os, To day. Jo7; MalYoiio. 1l5; Enos 1o3
Track star. no. David Craig. 1893, Old
Sinner. 113; puiiux, 113-
Third race (pursc 800; claiming: three
year -olds and upward, Iaile MADRAS Cling
ham, ios: Dr. Campbell, ia; Daiwood. ll7.
Judge Price 1os, Harvey smarr, 100. Old
American Rose, 1Os; Plrdar. lot, Bslarosa
10: Erickiey 1Os: Larg nettO. 1o6. Col.
L-tt. ll+, Elevc. 1ol; salute, 100; walter
T1rnbow, ia. Galway. iis
axes: ~ furiongsJ -TipDo Sahib. 1905.
1,yrFal Ford. IL. Eobby Allen j09 Fred ~
erlcl. tne Great. 40. Archie Alexander. 05
saszrnpre. 100, Jock Scot. los; Hadrisn,
tAmasaan. lo5 Stnat, Guy. l92. Assume.
1DJ. Mahony, Ieo-
Fifsh race (purse $1,000; allowances
Chainef'e Purse; t~o-year -olds. one rnite)
Day Lily, lot; Fantoch". ~; Petrach,
3g5. White star, l15, Bunga Buck. 100.
siz'h ~ace fpurse 800. claiming; three
ycsr -oidr and upx ard, ono mile and Six
s~enthy cheer Trader. 100. Gain dc Cause
13Z. Joung Adam. 10s. Hrotherly love.
~: baiaain i9s. Rofneo. 1gs. KiInpaions.
Seventh raec (purso 500, claiming
.Atee- year-o olds @nd upward. one rnilr and
= quarter -Dansblah If. I07 ~. r. Batch.
- Adeiante. lez. -. iol; PADDY DeAs.
BiNy fto@fs. l9g. Capital CITY. 10, SOLD
Eork. iSe.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
Record Crowd Expected
For Shannon Benefit

There promises to be record at
tendance at the Mickey Shannon benefit
boxing carnival on Thursday night. AT
the 4th Regiment Armory. in JERSEY
Olty. according 70 Dave Driscoll, the
matchmaker Of the Arena Club. which
IS conducting the show.
Originally, the benefit was to take
place tomorrow night, but, in order
to obtain the services OF Benny Leon
ard the lightweight champion of the
world. the date was shifted to Thurs
oay, and since tnen the sale of tickets
mas increased at a great rate. The
Arena Club has been forced to engage
an extra force If clerks to handle The
applications for tickets, and Drjscoll
says the seating capacity of the bic
armory will be -lNed on Thursday nipht
Dave is now trying to arrange for
an exhibition bout between Harry Wills.
the great negro heavyweight and Joe
Jeanette, of lloboken. Wills, who is
recognized as Jack Dempsey's most dam
gerous opponent. would be sure to at
tract big crowd.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
Havana Entries
SUNDAY

FIRST race 'sx furlongs: all aces.
claiming purse. s700) - .toon,bs az
.Po"ey Ja'e lo3. 'Princcss Myrtle ,9S
DaE@n Soy' lo7: 'Ben Butler. I07: sun.
'r"enty. seven. io7. Nobicinan. Ii2: run .Yn
cFana. li2. Jack Heafy. liz; Truan, III, lI1
second race OK furlones; all ages,
'pKemuA. lo4. 'Ciafh NJ. lo7: uarr,
e'.1,er. ~, View, ~. James liz,
Aily, llS A'''''''
Third racc 'hee and one hair fnrlones.
'HIe"-yea ar olds and upward; riaitning
purse, WON 'Polar Cub. %. .MllltaTy
GirL 1eZ; blmor', le7; ")uanita ~. lo1
E'ka. loF' Gu" schccr. loe. Sim r'cincr
Fourth race (ayc and one hair furlonxn.
.r,n.y,il ~e y%"' 2'ds; cianinE purse. s7oo)~-
~ '.oorin. l9$. '%n'ural, l05. Jacobcsn
1pfi we Munoz. l1s G,atian. ll2.
fif'h race tnvc furlones: an ages. pureo
>sbPt - urbeje~. 1876. HUnpYYen i0t; All
Axiow, l97. E"lic Of Eiiznbcthtown lo7
b@i@n Atkin, i17 The Blue Duke. 107
noe. III ''''''' - a.
sizth race tame mite; ,h,ce-year-olds;
npos AN" fhanpiopship; s3.o0O odded)
r,rnrlop" lgi ,f'sh lDt. Brcadgnan. loi
Hsss Ki:, III. hi'sbry ~. lis
hcf'n'1 recH fonc niie ana hfty yarde,
'htee Af,r'dr ana upwnrn; claiming
Primo, ~ srarGl@ LlgA,. 1os' .D,irelIa'
~ Fapk 81. i37: Jach Hin. li0. DuAe
~ Nbrib1. lis
weather ciear; track fast.
-Astrsn,tce allowance claimed.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
Three FavOrites
Score at Havana:
HOcnir Is Winner
speo.o1 Dispatch to The Tribute


HAVANA, Dec. 18.-A very ordina ~
program of seven events was decided
at Oriental Park to-day, and the racing
was marked by many upsets and form
reversals. Three long shots, three ia
vorites and second choice divided the
purses. The track for the first time
since the meeting opened was real fast
Hoonir, in winning the fourth race, ran
the six furlongs in the fast time of
ia %.
Sister Susie, backed into favoritism
was returned the winner Of the fifth
race, leading to the finish Black Prince
and Discussion. Sister Susie rushed
into long lead, and was at one time
six lengths in front, but tired badly
and just managed to last to win by
nose.
Hoonir, in winning the fourth event,
showed improvement over recent ef
forts. He ran a remarkable race to-
day. He was last and badly outrun to
the stretch. He gradually worked his
way up, and wearing down the early
pacemaker, Blazeaway. won going away
Kathleen K. won the first race in a
gallop by five lengths. The second
event went to Perhaps. The third was
won by Assign. Sol Gilsey won the
sixth, and the last event went to Dewitt.
The results:
First race (purse. 500; for two-yoar-
old lnaidens; five furlOngs)-- kathleen X,
lo5 G5o~ler) to l. TO and to 8;
and even, second; Mr. Jiggs. 1os (McDer-
motD. to !. to and even. third.
Time l:oa IL. Yer Atwyford scintillate,
Wishing and Maricusa also ran.
Second race tpurse 500: for two-year
old maidens; five furlongs) Perhaps, 105
lMcCoyl. even. to and to S, won,
Flew High. 1o5 tkcnncdy) ) to 2, even
tPickens), TO l. 70 ! and 4 to 8, third.
Time, 1909 is. Lotta Speed, Helen Lucas
and Seen Seas also ran.
Third race (purse, 800; for three year
Assign, 1o9 (Boyle) s to J, to and
s TO o., Won; Senator James 1oe Oout-
Leeotal, 1oi (Kennedy), to ;. ! 10 . and
10 4. third. Time, 1:15. Ava r., Sain
Rose. Raven Sea and Major Fisk also ran.
Fourth race (purse. $500; for three-yea
olds and upward; claiming, SIX furlongs)-
Hocnir. l12 fMcDermotD, to l, . to /
and even. won; Blszeaway. 10 NIunt>
70 s. to and ! to A. second; Marion
lioii!ns. lo7 lKennedy), to 8, to . and
! / to 4. third Time. l:l4 2-5 Kewsssa
cy Merrick, Doctor =. and Frascuelo also
ran.
Fifth race (purse 500; for threc.ycar-
oids and upward, claiming; five and a half
Lurlongs) Sister Susie. lo9 (Connors),
TO s. TO and to ., won; Blacl.
Prince. lo2 (Hunt. Z to 2, to s ana
> TO 0. second Discussion. 1o4 (Kennedy)
2 20 l. TO and to s. third TIM
! OK; Koran Ina Wood and The Belgian
sixth race Cpurse 500; for thrcc-year-
oldA and upward. claiming; milo and fiftv
y'rds2-soi Gilssy. 1os (McCoy). 7 to i.
9,I 10 ana = TO ., Won; All Smoke. l03
Le balafre. los Cten~cdy), 70 i. 4 to S
snd TO .. third. Time. l:t5 As Rhyiner.
hiss sweep. flantarde and Blazonry also
ran "'''
seventh race (purse. 500; for thrcc.year.
olas ana Upward claiming. mile and fifvt
yards) dewitt. 10y (Garncr). 3 TO / TO- r
ana 10 ., won; Constantine. 1oe CEii.on>
70 y" ., 70 and 70 {. second. FL Coronnl
iV5 20 ~ Mahoney), to J. 70 . and , tn i,
lhlrd' Tne' ~ IS. Little susS. Donna
''.faW,on. JACK Dawson. Lady Hcster and
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
Col gate Gives Letters
TO II Football PLAYERS

HAMILTON, n. Y, Dec. 1S.-At d
meeting of the Athletic Advisory CouD-
cil this morning it was decided to
award to the twenty seven football men
who we're called upon TO take the field
Tor Colgate in the Yale, Brown and
syracuse games the Colgate block &C. ,
These letters, along with the customar,
gold footballs, viii be presented to the
men next Tuesday evening in the uni
Verslty gymnasium at the annual foot
ball smoker.
The honorcd players are: O. G.
C'Connor. Oswego; Allen, Denver, Col.
Mayor, Maiden; Mason, Utica; Boards.
Icy, Boston; J. NJ. Leonard, Gcncsco
lraYnor, Milwaukee; Hansen, Milwau,
Ecc; Woolscy, Mcchanicsvillc; Brewer
rochester; CAPTAIN Wooster, Bingham
tom Ray Burke. Boston: Childs
Bcrnardsvllle, Babe Kraus, Fulton;
Welch, Maiden; Vosc, Providence; San
iord, Mcdford; Mosicr, Englcwood; An.
.drcws. Toledo, Ohio; Harris, Boston
Townsend, Flushing; Webster, Whit,
Plains: Larry Leonard. Gcneseo: Her.
mann, New Brunswick; Suchy. Clcvc
land; browne. Chicago, and Manager
Hunt, of Pittsficld
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
Columbia Team
To Play Colgate
And Dartmouth
Blue and White Eleven A so
Schedules Ohio Univer-
sity for 1921 Contest

Columbia last night announced its
football schedule for next fall. 1t con-
tains eight games. ara three of the
teams are newcomers, they being
Dartmouth, Ohio University and Col
gate; The latter two will be met at
the Polo Grounds. Amherst, Wesleyan.
New York University, Williams and
Cornell still remain.
Perhaps the most surprising fact
on the entire schedule is the non
appearance Of Johnny Heisman's
Quakers. Under the articles OF the
agreement, Columbia was TO travel to
Philadelphia next season.
Bob Watt, eraduate manager Of
athletics at Columbia, explained YES
terday that the failure to book q con
test with Columbi-'s time -honored
rival could not be avoided Columbia
planned to meet Penn at Franklin
Field on November ), and Cornell at
the Polo Grounds on November IL. It
was later found, however, that the
Brush Stadium could not be obtained
.or the 18th on account Of Penn and
dartmouth playing there at that time.
Columbia then requested. rear
.angement Cornell agreed to come to
he Polo Grounds or November \. and
Penn was offered any date in October
0r Noven Der, except November 5. No
date could be agreed upon, and as a
result the game could not be sched-
uled.
The schedule:
October l. Amherst. at South Field; 8.
University. at south Field; g. Dartmouth
at Hanover 2e. Williams, at South Field :
NoVrmper ~ GnI" D. Cornell, at Polo Grounds
J =, on!o university. at South Field; 4
at
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
Rutgers Football Men
To Keep Working
Throughout Winter

Specid, Correspondence 10 The Tribune
NEW BRUNSWICK, n. j., Dec. Is.
The Rutgers football squad
will be kept together for weekly
sessions throughout the winter, it
is planned. and light spring practice
will probably be arranged. although
this has not previously been the Gus
tom at Rutgers. 1t is hoped. how
ever, to keep the men in touch with
each other as much as possible to
build up the team spirit for next
year.
The resumption of the series with
Stevens, which was started back in
1874, and which is the oldest series
in the country, has already proved
a most popular move with the alum
nj and with the public. Rutgers
will meet the Hobokenites on the
latter's field. While Stevens has not
been meeting the class of teams that
Rutgers has, the engineers record
has been very good. 1t has been de-
cided not to put the Stevens team
at the end of the schedule and they
will be played on November 10.
The seating capacity at Nelson
Field here is to be largely increased
next season, when it will be made
ready to accommodate between 5000
and 10000 people.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
Receive 5000 Requests
For Coast Came Ticket.

PASADENA, yahf., Dec. lS.-Sixty
thousand applications for tickets for
Califolnia-Ohio State football game
mere January have been received by
the Tournament Of Roses Association.
1t was announced to-day.
This is approximately 24,ooo more
Applications than seats and the ayso-
ciat'on is experiencing difficulties max
ing equitable allo;mcnts Of tickets
ohly by decreasing the width Of the
seats mas the association been able to
provide room for approximately 36.o
spectators. OF this number 1900 will
20 10 members of the association. C 600
nave been set aside for the University
or CALIFORNIA student BODY and . ooo
lor trends Of Ohio State
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
The Long Tramp

Some day loeW go aOorld-1cidc tramp;
WeW leaue acith the acandering acinds OF uiqht;
Wen take the trail to tho Long Roads End.
Ihot aodlts somevhere By the hills of light;
and the ghosts that from the toiling ycars.
The spectral shapes from the Jand of tears,
lteW leoue far back IN the day Of feors
IN the land avhere Wrong rules Riqht
Some day aceW leorc 4 stor-ri,nnled troN;
WeH pass the sun ont the accstern 1coy;
Win never stone on the trochless path,
And 7'eoer an end to the light of dan;
Bnt rolling song through su,11ay clin1c.
ind the bells Of the facing cto,-ch shalt chime:
Hail. rogobonds, to the end Of time:
70 TIE end Of aM ondless plau.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
Mountaineers Expect
Strong Court Quintet

MORGANTOWN, ". Va, Dec 18.-
The first week Of basketball practice
for the 1920 West Virginia University
has been the case every day this week
the floor was crowded with candidates
for the varsity and freshman teams.
In all, there are about seventy-tve
candidates for the two teams, and
there is little reason to doubt the fact
that the material this season is better
than ever before.
Captain Homer Martin, George Hill,
Bob Hawkins, Glenn Kigcr. Paul Cut
right and Paul Parker. all letter men
and veterans of at least one campaign,
are out for the team again this season.
They are fast rounding into shape and
promise to give the other candidates q
tough battle
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
Williams Swimming Team
Arranges Hive Meets

WILLlAMSTOWN, Mass, Dec. 1s.-
The Williams swimming schedule for
the coming season has been ratii I'd
by the athletic council, which approved
OF all the proposed meets except the
one planned with Harvard at Boston
m February 25 The list includes
five meets, one at home and four away.
Williams VIII not compete in tho ma
ional intercollegiate, nor the New
England intercollegiate events this
winter. The schedule follows:
January - II. y. I, at Troy. \. Y,
February IS. Amherst. ut Amherst: Feb
ruary 10 Wosl.yan. at Niddie,oM-1, Feb-
ruary -. Brown. at ProNideuoe, March
SNrlnElcl0 Coll"go. at MlliamatoMn.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
English 'Bobbies' on Way
TO Meet Local Boxers

Two London policemen, in tow of In
spector Briggs, OF Scotland Yard, are
to arrive here tomorrow on the I'M
perator. They arc the first of the Eng
Sh contingent OF amateurs who are to
take part in the boxing bouts of the
International Sporting Club here next
month.
Tex O'Rourke, manager of the club,
viii arrive later in the week with the
champions of the London Fire Depart
ment and the British army and navy,
who also will take part in the show
against tho American chamuions.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
Penn Awards Isignia

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 1s.-Varsity
letters to-day were awarded TO twenty-
one members Of the University Of,
pennsylvania football team. They arc
captain Hopper. Wray. Sawyer. Ertres-
vaag, Day. Ward, Harvey. Tomas. Far
rel: Watkins. Fritz and Joe Straus,
Whitehill. Wagner, Millet. COPELAND.
Grave, Frank. Cochrane. Lehman and
thurman. George ". Orton has been
appointed hockey coach.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
A Substitute Who Out.Fictions Fiction

Among the names that will 20 down in football
history at the University of Wisconsin is that of
Allan Davey, sub quarterback the team for the
last two Weighing only 14O pounds Davey
has held down the unenvable position of substitute
for two years, Coach Richards refusing to take
unnecessary chances of injury. A year ago with
the Chicago practically lost Coach Richards
sent Davey into the game, replacing Barr the regular
quarter Playing safe, Chicago punted to Davey,
din, Wisconsins 25-yard line. The little fellow,
took the ball the dead run and started down the
field lie is not particularly fast and on three occa-
sio1s a Chicago tackcr reached him. ono of them
catc1nG bis foot and throwing him off his Stride He
recovered, however, and with excellent Interference
from behind crossed the goal line Seventy-tve wards
for touchdown and the game, for the whistle blew
shortly after This year in the Minnesota game the
score to in the fourth quarter Coach Richards
sent Davcy in and the little fellow booted field goal
from the 28-yard line, Wisconsin Winnings 9 to O. In
the Chicago game his unerring toe earned another
victory for the Badgers, for it his drop-kck from
the 3syard line that gave the Badgers their 3 to 0
victory over the Naroons Quite record for a young
ste handicapped by weight but possessed Of stout
heart and love for supreme tests w.
Queries continue to come in as to the limit Of cham
plonshlp territory to be decided by the Ohio State
Oalform2 melee This battle will at least decide the
championship Of the Western Conference and the
Pacific Coast Beyond that we have no desire to
plunge.
carpenter won't find Frank Moran very hard to ht
but It won't be many seconds before the French boxer
VIII discover that he isn't facing another Levinskv
Hitting Frank and knocking him cold arc two distinrt
assignments. Very
There are still more than one or two left who
can understand why lot of people insist upon
naVlng cheating practically abolished in sport This
pubic state of mind is almost spelling their entire
winter.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
Pcnn State Boxers Husv

STATE COLLEGE, pn.. Dec. "a -
n.',s more ., 1han one hundred ana twenty-five
,'o.ai'H'.1 v"'ulu"IcS are working out under the
wAtchinl eye of Dick harlow cooal 'ne s
'ho rem State boxing team. and whon
colieFe reopVns, following tho Christ'
mas vacation. the task of pickinr q
lcnm Tor the first meet of the senson
wv be begun. The loss Of Cantnin
Mcfanacn by graduation nnd the fnil.
ure OF "llicks" Friedman. the pit,s-
nN'Kn . g., poy' to return this fall have put
IN" hiuc and White coach in hojo r f"r
experienced material. "'9 '0i
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
Chess Meet Starts December p

Unless an eleventh hour change
should be made, the annual tournament
OF the Triangular College Chess League
VII open at the Manhattan Chess Club
Monday morning, December q. In ad-
diton to Cornell, Pennsylvania, City
College and New York University, it is
expected that the Massachusetts Insti-
lute OF Technology. of Boston, Will
enter q team
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
Hawaiian Breaks Own Record

HONOLULU, Dec. 1s.Thc 10O-y yard
back stroke swimmi - record, which
be established in Detroit was broken
to- day by Warren Kealoha, Hawaiian
swimmer, who participated in the
Olympic games. kealoha's new rec
ord. | :O6 2-5, was made in an au-
thorized A. a. L. event at the Y NJ.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
Robins to PLAY Erie Team

soccer followers arc expected to
mock IN large numbers TO witness the
struggle between Robins Dry Dock and
the Erie Athleuc Association in the
fourth round OF the national challenge
cup competition under Z. S. +. A.
auspices, at Harrison Field, Harrison.
" j.. this afternoon. The rival teams
are regarded az two of the best III the
country, and should furnish fine ex-
hibition of fast soccer
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
Meet for Railroad Athletes

BALTIMORE, Dec 1S.-PennsyI-
vania Railroad athletes, representing
all the different Eastern divisions of
the system. will hold their annual
championship games at the 9th Hegi-
ment Armory, baltimore, on April
9. Ten events are listed. In addition
the championsnip teams of each division
in basketball, indoor baseball, volley
ball, boxing and wrestling will COM
pete in elimination play.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
Stanford Veterans Return

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Dec. is
Seven veterans OF the championship
pa nskcthall team that represented stan
lord University last season have re-
ported for practice this season. Wal
ter Powell, who coached the varsity
football team. will direct the work of
the basketball men.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
Athletic Director Resigns

EASTON, Pa, Dec. Is.-Eeofgc A.
Sigman has resigned as graduate man
nger of athletics Of Lafayette College,
according to official announcemen mt
made hero tonight. The resignation
will tnkc effect January 10. Asa Bart
lett. of Newton, Macs, was elected
student manager.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
Thicl Kc-clccis Roth

rREENVlLLE, Pa, Dec. 49, Warren
koih, captain of the Tbiel College foot
bnil tam Last season, WAS reelected to
p'lot the 1921 squad ut the unnuni bnn-
quet mere tonight. Eighteen members
Of the varsity eleven we're nwnrdcd
letters.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
Columbia Five Beats
Union Quintet. 27-22

SLHENECTADY, \. =. Dec. IS
The Union basketball team was de-
feated by Columbia here tonight by
the score of 27 TO % The game was
very fast. the icad seesawing back and
forth during the entire contest. Bruck-
cr. Wilber and Jones starred for Union,
while Johnson. lyman and Pulleyn
featured for Columbia.
The line-up:
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
Poultry Show Starts January I3

A1tcr thlrty-onc years The Now York
Poultry and Pigeon Association has
changed its nnmc to the Madison
Square Garden Poultry Show. Inc. The
reason is that there ls only ono Mndi-
son Square Garden show. and 1t is the
greatest held annually in America or
in the world The thirty second cx-
hibition of poultry, water fowl, pigeons
rabbits and CAVES Will be held ut the
@aedcn from Januuly Is TO 81.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
Suggestions for Christmas Gifts

To the GolferA dozen assorted now .albis and a
golf ball that doesn't shun the cup
10 Judge Landis-Thc scalp of thc Main Cove who
came near overturning the Temple Of Swat with a
stuffed pillow
70 Yalc-A football system that will leave at least
an appreclabe amount Of Bulldog hide intact next
November
TO all Old Grads and Undergrads- snort
writer who won't give their institution the worst Of #
10 Babe RuthA set of fences
10 Great Britannia heavyweight who isn'4 rom
posed mainly of cheese
To Man o War-Anoher horse that can mako b;
run fast enough to keep warm
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
Stevens Five Triumphs

The stevens Institute basketball
team easily defeated the Wesleyan five
at hoboken last night by score of 80
to Is.