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New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
Gentle Leads
Rival alHarriiers
In School Run
Stuyvesant Star Beats Kerr.
of Manual, by 20 Yards
in the Annual Race

After two weeks rest from the weekly
quadrangulnr runs, Louis Gentle, the
veteran barrier Of Stuyvesant High
School, led home pack of 1877 school
boys in the annual public school ath-
letic championship cross country run
over the two and half mile course at
Van Cortland Park.
The Stuyvesant star travelled at a
well timed pace and finished easily,
leading K. Kerr, the Manual star, by
twenty yards. Gentle did not put in a
bid for the lead until the final half
mile, but once in the van he was never
headed. Albert Sulzbach, the Flushing
crack and winner of the Kirby run at
Columbia University, did not figure at
all in the race, owing to pain in the
side. Sulzbach finished in eighteenth
place
The Flushing supporters we're again
disappointed when the best that the
wearers of Flushing's red silks could
get was third place in the team score
for the Johnny Overton cup. Curtis
High, with q we'll balanced team,
punched its five men for the low total
Of 35 points. The first Curtis man to
finish was +. Gates, who finished in
fourth place
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
Varsity i'm Long
Workout for Big Game

VEST FOINT, Nov. 90 Armys var
aity got long afternoon Of heavy
work to-day. The cancellation Of the
Colby game gave The Cadets q full
mcn4uro Of opportunity for practice,
and Head Coach Daiy and hiA assistants
staged what VIII be The Army's most
strenuous and thorough workout be-
Tore their meeting with the Navy in
New York next Saturday.
All the varslty mon we're out. French,
who was hurt a few days ago, was
hack IN the scrimmaQe. lie is sure to
Stalt nezt Saturday, barring further
accident@ the coacheD tr.cd several
sets u backs again 10 day, ard while
Ffench'f portion behind the line is gc-
cure, the fart that tbcrh>lc, Richards,
Smythc and Lawrence are nil being
nscd 10 carry the ball each day lndi-
Gates that the other positions in the
bnckheld have not been decided upon
definitely
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
English Golf Stars Collect
ed $4,000 and Won
SO Matches During e Tour
BY Ray Mccarthy

When Harry Vardon and Ted Ray,
the English golf stars. visited this
country in 1913 to demonstrate their
prowess to the American golfers and
golf fans, and, Incidentally, to play
for the United States open champion
ship, they lost but one best-bAl match.
However, their quest for the open
title proved fruitless because of the
superb golf shooting Of Francis Out
met, who was a that time just getting
ready to vote.
This year Vardon and Ray came over
and made a grand clean n-up, if viewed
from the angle from which we look at
this matter In the first place, they col
lected about $50 600 IN hard, cold cash
from their exhibitions, from various
prizes and from advertising payments,
so that they have "A tidy sum to keep
the wolf from the door this winter
In addition Ray carried back the
United States open championship,
which he won at Toledo. where Harry
Vardon finished in tie for second
place, but one stroke back Of his coun-
trvman.
However, whereas in 1913. out of a
score or more Of matches, the Brtons
loSt Dut one matcn, inns year they
were beaten twenty-one times in eigh-
ty-one contests They won hfty-six Of
these matches and tied or halycd four.
The record of the Englishmen is
remarkable in several other ways.
Landing on July II, they were here
approximately ITO days, and in that
time played on an average Of nearly
six times week. Vnrdon is fifty two
years old and Ray is ten years younger.
The first match the Brtishcrs played
was on July lS at the Siwanoy Club,
where they defeated Ned Sawyer and
John Anderson in the morning by a
score of 3 and |. In the afternoon
they won from Tom Kcrrigan and Tom
McNamara by q count of and |. And
in winning they gave II remarkable
exhibition Of golf play. despite the
fact that they had landed here only the
previous day.
The matches between the Englishmen
and Walter Hagen, ex-open, champion,
and Jim Barnes attracted G antry-wide
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
Stuyvcsani School Noses
Out Eyansler Eleven

Stuyvesant High Schools football
team scored its first victory of the
year against public school opponent,
when 1t pushed over touchdown and
scored field goal in the last period
to defeat Evander Childs. by n score
of to Z, yesterday afternoon at the
Catholic Protectory Grounds.
After being outDlaycd by Evander
Tor three periods. the Stuyvesant boys
hnaliy came to life in the last period,
Cullen, the right half, was pushed over
for touchdown. Griffin shortly after
kicked field goal, which won the con-
test.
The line-un:
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
Romig Takes
CrOss-Countra,
College Title
Penn State Springs Surpriss
by Beating Higgins; Cor
nell Wins Team Horo-.
From specsa, Corrsspo.+...


NEW HAVEN. Conn, Nov. 2oc
tain John L. Romig of Penn Stats -
the intercollegiate 'cross-country ch.~
pionship of America here TO-DAY cr..,'
ing new course record and .lmos.
completely upsetting the dope Of th'
experts, who had for the most 49,.
picked Walter Higgins, of Columh;.
for the individual title and Cornell fo,
the team honors. Moakely's hsrr;..s
did we'll enough to carry awav .ts
championship, but it was mighty c,os"s sas
Princeton being beaten by only e'CSs.' on.
point. A'
Romig finished the six-mile course :,
33 minutes l second about ffty vars.
ahead of Higgins, of Columbia @s srs
while this is new figure for the West.
ville-W oodbridge course, it is considsr-
ably slower than the record of 50 min.
utes So As seconds. made last wear n,
Van Cortlandt Park. New York h,
Johnny Simmons, Of syracuse Univer.
sitv.
At the bark of the starters gun
Rogers, of Princeton, jumped into tba
lead, closely followed by Swede '''s
teammate, with Higgins, Of Columbia.
Romig, Of Penn State, and Simmons ~
Syracuse, trailing in the order named
AT the one mile mark this order ~
lead continued. with the rest of .bs
field fairly we'll scattered out ahons
sixty yards in the rear
When the tAo ana a half mile most
WAS reached Romig challenged Ropers
for the lead, and after merry strugcle
the Penn State athlete outsprinted tbs
Princeton lad and opened up gan ~
two yards. All Of the little groun ~
leaders went after Romig as soon ss bs
made his bid, and Simmons pulled a
tendon in his sprint effort. dronnea
back with the field and later retired.
After four miles of racing Higgins.
Of Columbia, was running only few
yards behind Romie, the leader. with
Rogers and Swede, Of Princeton. alter.
mating the pace about twenty-five Yards
back. Watson, of Syracuse. and Ne.
Dermott, Of Cornell, came I'D from the
rear at this stage and took the pace
OF the Princeton runners.
Coming in.o the home stretch Romis
increased his lead t. fifty yards. with
higgins second. Roeors third, and Nc.
Dermott fourth. Thus the race was
ended. MacMahon, aided by fine
sprint, beat out Watson Tor NTH pace
and Swede finished in seventh position.
The colleges finished in the following
order: Cornell, 80 points, Princeton.
So; Massachusetts Institute of Tech.
nology, 90; Penn State. i35; Yale. l4s:
Syracuse, 15S; Williams, POS; Columbia.
2l7; Harvard 220; Pennsylvania 2Sl''
Dartmouth, 297; City College of New
York, 32S.
The individual summary follows:
Romig, Penn state. Higgins, Columb.ai
Rogers. Princeton; McDermott Cornell:
n MacMa hon Massachusetts, institute Of
Iechnology: Watson, Syracuse. Swede,
Princeton; Brown. Cornell; Siemens Yss;
T. e. Brown, Cornell Forsman. Prince
ton; Martin. Princeton; Crofts Williams:
Ora wford. Lafayette; Irish. Cornell: Coax.
ley, Dartmouth. Flordox Technology; Bon-
sal. Cornell, Stone. Technology. Hendrick.
Iechnology, Dickinson, Cornell: Lentz,
Cornell; Penfiold, Princeton: Irwin Uni
Nersity Of Pennsylvania; Crosby. Yale.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
Dundee and Jackson
To Open Up New Club

The Manhattan Sporting Club will
conduct its frst boxing show at the
Manhattan Casino a week from to-mor-
row night, November %. with Johnny
Dundee and willie Jackson IN the head
line attraction OF fifteen rounds.
Matchmaker Jimmy Johnstone closed
this big match last night.
Dundee and Jackson have met several
times with varying results, since Jack
aon scored onc-round knockout over
The Scotch Wop. Dundee says he will
train with q view Of developing his
punch in order 20 wipe out the only
black rnark on mis- record.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
Goals From Field
Bags 1917 Victory
For Brooklyn Prep

Tommy Mattimore, the dimunitive
Brooklyn Prep quarterback, was taken
from the hospital list yesterday morn
ing, just long enough to rush the ball
down the field and kick a 35-yard field
goal in the last minutes of Brook
yn Preps annual game with ST. Johns
Prep at Ebbets Field Mattimorc's kick
enabled Brooklyn Prep to win by a
score Of 10 to Z and retain its title
as Catholic Scholastic champion of
Brooklyn.
1t was the seventh meeting Of Brook
lyn's two biz Catholic schools and St.
johns had yet to score victory over
the Blue and White Of BROOKLYN Prep.
St Sohn's started off by rushing its
opponents off their feet and Longua
scored touchdown on a line plunge
in the verT first minutes of play. I'm
daunted by st. Johns score, the Brook
lyn boys came right back, outrushed
over the goal line in the second period.
Captain Ed Harrison tied the score by
kicking the goal.
With the score tied, the contest re-
solved itsclf into bitter duel between
the opposing lines, and neither team
was able to gain consistently. In TIE
third quarter the Blue and White had
the ball on St oJhn's ten~yard line. as
8 result of q blocked kick. but Gaffney
saved st. Johns by brilliant run of
fittv yards around right end.
With Mattimore in the lineup.
BROOKLYN Prep grew moro formidable
and carried the ball half way down the
field. and placed it in position for
Mattmore's sensational field goal
Mattmore, Maloney and the Harrison
brothers starred for Brooklyn Prep,
while Lcneua and Kennedy did the best
for ST. Johns.
The lineup.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21

Johnson to Fight Tmo
Opponents in Prison

EAvENWORTH, Kas, Nov. Co.
Jack Johnson, former heavy
weight champion pugilist, serving a
sentence in Federal prison here,
viii fight in two bouts in the peni-
tentiary ON Thanksgiving Day,
Warden A. V. Anderson announced
to-day.
The first fight will start at p. m.
and will be with Topeka Jack"
Johnson, the former champions
trainer. Frank Owen, of Chicago,
Johnson's former sparring partner,
will meet the prisoner in the sec
ond match. The convicts. a few Sc
lected guests and newspaper men
will witness the fights.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
Eievens Of Manual
And Flushing Win
I'm DolzbIe-EEeaflcs

Manual Training High School of
Brooklyn and Flushing High School of
Queens showed marked superiority
over their opponents in the double
header at Commercial Field yesterday
afternoon. In the first game, Manual
practically clinched tho championship
for Commercial, elm mating New
Utrecht by a scorc Of 90 to 0, and in
the nightcap Flushing wore down the
wearers Of the Red and Black of BOYS
High and triumphed BY count o. Is
to @.
Manuals line plunging tactics were too
much for New Utrecht. and the White
and Green was outplaycd throughout.
The first score was a result Of q steady
march by the Manual backs from mid
field, with Beattie making The score.
Miller then made a sensational run Of
seventy yards for a score, after recov-
cring New Utrecht tumble The final
touchdown was also made by Bcattis
on a live plurre
In the second contest Flushing,
halted momcntar ly by the rugged oo-
position Of Boys High, finally came
through with we'll earned victory.
Quarterback Bach and Captain Everett
schmidt were the outs tanding stars Of
this game, and Schmidt was response
Bile Tor both scores. In the second
period he went over for the touchdown
from the one yard line after Boys
High had held for three downs, and
IN the last period he went over after
two runs of twenty yards each.
The line-ups:
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
Sch0ofboy Results

S"Iy Prep. "a; Erasmus. 0.
brooklyn Prep. 10; st. Johns, :.
Manual. 20; New Utrecht. o.
Flushing, IS; ItOyH' High, 0.
StuytcHunt, 0; Evnnd~r Childs. =
MrBurn-y. 2l; Marqunnd, o.
White Plains, AZ; Yonkers. 0.
All IInliows. f3; st. Francis. O.
st. Peters. II: Carlton Academy. q
Enst Orange. 80, Montcinir, 0.
Stamford, 2a: webb Academy. q.
George Washington, IA; Dc, witt
Clinton seconds. Z.
Mt. Pheasant Academy, FL: Pcek.-
Kill NJ. A.. Z.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
The individual summary follows:
Townsend Takes Lead
I'm Race for Swim Title
Standing Of Schools
W. l. Pc

'Tie. Two points for w.n. one for tie
Townsend Harris went into the lead
for the P. S. a. L. swim championship
after the fourth Of the dual swimming
meets which are conducted every Sat
urday afternoon at the Columbia Uni
versity swimming pool The Townsend
team has scored four victories and Is
the only team which has not been
beaten. Yesterday the leaders easily
defeated Erasmus Hall Of Brooklyn by
score Of 80 TO j, Tor Erasmus first
setback Of the season
Arnold, Of Manual, created new
record by winning The hfty7yard race
against Flushing in 26 4-5 seconds It
was Arnold's first race Of the season
Belin, the other Manual star, scored
his fourth victory in the 100-yard race
in the fastest time Of any Of the meets
thus far. Eelin's time vas l:0l 40.
Yesterdays scores follow:
I1vander Chil's. - Boy High. a.
Manual Training, 80. Flushing, 81.
De Witt Clinton, -. Erasn Us Is.
H s. of Commerce. - Richmond, D.
Townsend Harris, %; ltrssmus IS
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
Howard Captures Prize
In Jamaica Bay Shoot

J. A. Howard was the winner Of
the high scratch pre- At the Jamafa
Bay traps, Of the Bergen Beach Gun
Club, yesterday. He took the shoo.
with card of % out of possible
loC targets. The high handicap prize
was won by " Schroeder The Two
winners, together with i. !. Salomon'
all had straight strings of 25,
The ScOres.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
Yale Freshmen Take
CrOss-COuntry Title

NEW HAVEN, Nov 20-Yalc Fresh
men won the Intercollegiate cross
country run this noon with 3G points.
Captain M. X. Douglass, of the Eli 1924
team, finished first in lG:3O. Princeton
was second with AZ points, Syracuse
and Penn State were tied for third
place with IS. Cornell was fifth with SO.
Harvard sixth with IA, Massachusetts,
institute of Technology seventh with
l85 and University or Pennsylvania
eighth with 2Os.
1hc runners finished az follows:
NJ IS. Douglas Nnlc) NJ. ltlch N'rlncc-
ionJ =. H. llillrr Ynlrb ". a. krallng
tSyrncusc). G W acnrhohon unrurlD
w rI"uth u'flnccton). l.. ". Ryan ,ynIo,
-, J.. i'PinlnH N'tinc"ton). W. !. M"ycrn
lAyracuncl. Sccuck penn Statc) t. iG
Tsy'"r Ynlo), II; wnlnt u'rinccon). 4.
tYais).
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
Rutgers Harricrs Beat
BROOKLYN Poly. l5-39

Rutgers defeated Brooklyn Polytech.
mic Institute yesterday afternoon u
dual 'cross-country run over the 'as
Cortlandt Park course. Douglas o. o.
Rutgers. was first to finish, in S5:tS'
and three more jersey men crossed 'ns
line before the first Brooklyn lad csm'
in. The score was 15 TO 80.
The summary:
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
White Plains High
Wins County Title

The White Plains High School foot
ball team won the championship of
Westchester County by defeating the
Nonkers High School eleven at Yon-
kcrs yesterday afternoon by score Of
48 to 0. Captain Waite, the White
Plains fullback, was the star of the
game, making five touchdowns.-
The line-up:
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
Crcsccnis in Tie M Socccr

BY being held to a tie in the Ficll
Club Soccer League yesterday by tho
Crescent A. c. EuiYs at Bay Ridge, the
champion team Of the Montclar Ath
lctlc Club lost more ground. and, un-
less nll signs fail, will soon have to
give way to tho Crescent Reds. who
have not lost game. Yesterdays
score with the Bluffs WAS Ii.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
Holy Cross Easily Defeats
New Hampshire bv $40

WORCESTER, Mass. Nov. 2O-noly
Cross defeated New Hampshire State.
32 to 0, before 5000 to day on Fitton
Field, largely through the spectacular
work of balfback Gacnon, who fire.
qnently made runs half the length of
the field. placing the ball so close to
the New hampshire goal that touch
downs were easy. Quarterback Smith,
of Holy Cross, made three touchdowns.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
The summary
Another Victory for Stamford

STAMFORD. Conn. Nov 2O.Is'a;;r. s.;r.
fcrd High won its ninth straight oon. wv
terry Of the season here this aiterTuuvtt'
defeating Web Academy, OF New I'D I'D
by % to 0. Hunt. halfback' s.o,ty- ssvar
two touchdowns on runs of seven SEVEN
five yards and twenty-five wards fesso tor.
lively, the latter after catching M me
war dpass. Burr, fullback, score"
other touchdOwn
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
DE Oro Ties for the Lead

CHICAGO. Nov. 2o.-Alfrcd p'Vr.s dr,t
Of New York. gained tie for vors n,s
place with John Dalyt also OF New .;onsl
in the preliminaries for the n;anrship nahip
three Gus shioned billiard champ'oIIsssn Issn,
to-day when he defeated Jess s;,nings.
Denver, so to IS in dfty-eight in's''s
De Orc had high run OF seven.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
Golfers Tie in Sweepstakes

PLAlNFlELD, N. j.. Nov 2o.-E. b.
Shoemaker and ID. u. Barlow were tied
for first place in the Turkey Sweep
stakes at the plainticld Country Club
to-day. The best scores we're: +. Is.
Shoemaker. Sl-l3-6S; d. ID. Barlow.
81 -23--6S; II. V. Hubbard, 1866
36-69; Howard llammitt. 2l-7l:
l.. s. Aver. 95-2a-7l: w. G. Besler,
108-36--72; S. II. Patterson, 86-lO--
76--R G. Brown, 0@-l8--70.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
summaries and team scores: =

Inc summaries and team scores:
Pos. Name and School Time
Il. Gentle. Stuyvesant, lst team. Is 80
I'll Kerr, Manual Training. g...... 1886
3-N. McDorough. Stuyvcsant, 1st l6 O5
tt. Yates. Curtis. ....'........... Is 10
S-~E. Van Name. Curtis. ........... 1913
6-S DONNA. Curtis. Is so
IS Ephraim. Flushing ........... 1881
9-i'. Hos"nblnri, Commercial. ..... 16 33
TX. Mansfield. Curtis. ............ lG 8.
iu-N Weeks Manual Training go. 16 35
ll-John Mari Erasmus Hail.. 16 SO
ia Minor Ivarder Chiles. ,..... 1e 81
i3-F. Dennis Curtis. s.............. l6 SO
Isl. Smith. Flushing g........... Is 80
l.-j- Ssrventi, Stuyvesant, lst team 1910
ia. Roberts. Comnoroc ........ l6:41
ls-P. Sober. Evanier Childs. 1912
ls-A. Sulzbach. Flushing ......... 16:43
l9-M. Kwasnec<, StuyvcSant LIST. 1914
Ut. Dain. Stuyvcsant, 1st team. 16 Al
l.. Feldman, Stuyvesant first team, 1916;
W. segal' Norris 1e:47; II. Walker, Bush
J. Auhach. Richmond Hi. Is so: II. Pow.
sky, Stuyvesant first team, 1851; T.. Brucl1-
-" ueT, Manual Training, IS :52; = Ward,
Evander Chiids. 16:5S; c. Drake Bush
wick. 1884, Weisman, DE Witt Clinton.
1856: 4. Bowdish, Erasmus Han, 16~7:
c. Cuggy, Morris. 1858; L. Cohen. Bryant.
5:9S; s. hernstein, Richmond hin. 1900.
Commeree. 1902. s. Weitz. Norris. 1908
w. kreling, StuyVesant second team, 1906.
A. Ganapoisky, Commerce., 1906; A
Schacff ffer. Richmond Hin. 1905; p. Kess-
Y.
I7;os; J. Qninlan. Evander Chlds,' II 90
NJ. Marmor. Evander Childs. 1910; Som
ers. Boys High. 17:11.
A. Van Allen. Curtis 1872; r. Mach,
Morris. l7:l5, r. Jacobs Morrs 17:l4;
j. Ringwald. Stuyvesant second team.
l7:l5; b. I.evenson. stuyvesant second
team, l7;lS; a. Debard, Curtis 1913: Fisk
Boys. 17:l9, w. Peak Commercial. 1920.
n Feld stein. Stuyvesant first team. 17:2l,
G. g. Klein. E9shwIc!s l,,22; ": Williams,
EraslliIs Han. l7:23: 81. Em5rce. Flush
7.nf. i Atkins
l7:25; A. Veg. De Wit Clinton. i7:2s' J.
SmollcroT, Stuyvesant second team. I7:27,
T. Ilossion. Stuyvesant second team. II :2s
J. Mansfield. BRYANT. 1873; j. NcQuillan,
Eras'nus Hall, 1880; Magil. Erasmus Hail,
il;$l; NJ. Barnett, Comnercial, l7:32; II,
Whitlock. Erasmus Hall. 1913; y. Dunn,
curtis, i7:34, Cioldstoin, Far Roclaway y,
~; j. StagEenborg, Manual Training,
l.:$s; A. kendrick, Manual Training.
17:3S: A. Mcyerowitz Evan,cr ChtlAs.
:3y, II. Moore, De Witt Clinton 1910;
II. Sprower. Richmond Hil. 17:tl; f.
Memo aelowiiz. commerCe, AZ.
Ho5les. vanGer childs l7.44. " Milner,
Commerce. 17:45; A Guaroino. Jamaica'
:d6 g.. Olson Manual Training, ~:
6. 'Nrsch, buahwiclS, 17:4s; y. Welsh,
Erander Childs. II 40: G. Lynn. Jamaica,
1850; J. Burke. Manual Training. 17:5l
!. Ncedlrman. Commerce. I7:59 D. Won
preNle. Sushvich. l7:55 c. Hanson Rich
mond -Ni'l 1864; a. Scarf, Manual Train
,AG. 1885: ". J. Eos9, Commercial, i 5s ;
j.. lloorak. StuyVesant second team, II 81
Wit Clinton. 1883, Fl. Grihiths. Elushins,
$500; J. Shevlin. jamaica, IS :0l: IL Shev-
lin, Jameica, 1902. Merdei De witt Gin
ton 1898; Hearn, Boys High, Is :o4; g.
Eeekman. BUshwicl< 1906. O'Ncil, Far
Ro,,clSaway, 1906; II. Biddy. Richmond
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21

Touc uchdowns-Longua. Maloney. Field
roal--Nattimore. Goals from touchdown
--Longua. r. Harrison. Substitutions: s..
.;ohn's-Dooley for McKcen. Brooklyn
l'rep-Mattimorc for DOYLE, Doyle for
Mattimore, White for Doyle criscoll for
y hite, Mat-imore for DriScoll. Referee
II. w. Keerney, Holy Cross Umrire-
ltur'S,, Emerson. Head nesman--Lynch.
Holy Cross. Time OF periods-Tcn min
ties
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
Big Games Left

The blg game, from ranking viewpoint, on
Thanksgiving Day viii be between PITTSBURGH and
Penn State.
There VIII not only be meeting between two fine
l0otoaH teams, but also a clash between two of the
greatest hafbacks Of the years-Way, of Penn State
and Davies of Pittsburgh
These backs may not get the publicity that others
nave drawn but no team in the East has finer na;r
ms Penn State-Pitts battle will be a hurricane
ciash-one of the greatest of the year.
Pittsburgh has faced the toughest schedule in the
East we'll beyond anything attempted bv Harvard
Princeton Yale.
fltts opened with West Virginia. Then came Svra-
cuse and Georgia Tech. After this trio all that pitts
hao to take on were Pennsylvania Lehigh WASHINGTON
and Jefferson and Penn State
1t was a killing schedule for any team.
Penn State fIccd no easy-gong journey with Dart
mouth Pennsylvania, Nebraska, Lehgh ana PITTSBURGH
among others But her road wasn't as touvh 80 p;t.,
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
Peek skill Team Dcatcn

PEtKSKILL, N. y, Nov. 20. Mount
Pleasant Acndcmy'a football eleven
scored nensy victory over the repre-
sentatives Of PcekakIll Military Acnd.
cmy here to-day. The score was 81 to z,
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21

,ouehdowDsYaie Gns'lD r. - subs,itutions g
rep. Moran for Davis. Allison for Dubo
Dubs for Moran. Davis for Allison Luder-
ian for A. johnson, g. johnson Tor Parks,
urner for Davis, y heaton for Bell :.
1rasr.us Phslduis for Won Tronk. Law
renee for phiilius. KING for Banker.
:. ..ferec-Shearer. Dickinson. Umpire
IIastinga Cornell. snan--Dr Aldridse,
Syracuse. Time OF p-riods-12 minutes.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
The Yale Of Other Days

Beneath the Crimson banners shodc arhcn pnts bcqi
to fly,
sat me dorm to ncatch, alas, another Bulldog die
B1ood-rod the Crimson charge sacccp ou1cord
through the Auxe---
So'nted Diona-can that be the Yale of Other Daus
All, shades of sheplin, Hjnzcy 7hoync, Fitzpatrick
Glass and Broun,
When Crimson flesh Bulldog meat and TIGER skins
dorm;
When poy by play zoe snept the field and dorm the
goo[spun acays
We Son" the Blue flag a5oyc the Yale of Other
Days.,
But sheO'ins time has uonshed nou and Hinleys day
NoC'ung and Coy no longer fash othvo, the o7dtime
Uncertain, so~ and out Of gear the Blue rush cynb1ea
far,
And o'c at dusk the Blue aag fpr1s 5e1oc Crimson
star.
Glare dorm, old Hecate, from on high and let John
Haruard yeN
The Crimson horde has come to ue ocyoss Comn,ess
spell.
The Crimson flag has found its place. and throgh times
drifting haze
The Blue cen only a0ot to meet the Yale of Other Days.