The evening world., 1920-11-15
These Stars, Through Remarka-
BILE Plays on GridiTOn, Helped
to Give Yale Worst Whipping
Ever Received From Old
Nassau.
By William Abbott.

n YEw students at Princeton are
IN told with almost reverence the
= exploits OF Old Nassau's foot
ball heroes, the Cockrans. Poes, Ed
wards, De Wits, Harts and Whites.
When future reveries are held around
historic, UNCOVERED Nassc Hall,
especially when the Tigers 20 to o
victory over Yale is recalled, the
Orange and Black constellation will
be increased by the names OF Don
Lour4e, Hank Garrity and Stan Keck.
II was the brilliant playing OF this
trio that was directly responsible for
giving the Bulldog the worst licking
ever received from a Princeton team,
The Tiger team had many stars.
but the showing Of I4ourie, Garrity
and Keck was all-American canbre.
All three will return to college next
year and the 1921 Captain will surely
be chosen from this group. The record
OF the three this season 10 remark
able. Beginning with the important
games, 1t was Lourie who Sprtnted
twenty-five yards for the first touch
down against the Navy. 1t was Gar
rity who In the last few minutes pre-
vented a tie score with West Vir-
ginia when he intercepted a forward
pass and sprinted twenty-five yards
for a touchdown.
1t was Lourie who snatched pass
and daTted twenty yards for a touch
down against Harvard, eluding six
| Crimson tacklers. GaTrity pierced thu
ond touchdown.
In the Yale battle It was the foxy
speedy Lourie who again started tht
real damage when he raced nifty
yards for u touchdown on fak'
placement kick. And while the two
| nsational backs were registering
points 1t was the phenomenal playin,
of Keck at tackle that made the
| Orange and Black line a stone wall
Garrity proved his worth In 1919
when he was called the best plung
ing back since the days OF Jim Nc
Cormick Gaining momentum quick
| ly, Clarity fairly seems TO knife hiF
way through opposing lines, H,
weighs 175, but penetrates with NOR,
force than heavier line smashers like
Horween OF Harvard and Jordan o.
Yale. The Tigers left halfback Is {
powerful defensive player. He iS tn
aggressive type that always fights 10
the last inch.
Garrlty was seriously sick las
summer and returned to PrinCeto'
fourteen pounds underWeight. p
careful handling he recovered all hi
former strength and only "A few wer'
in on the secret Garrity was born Il
Newton. Mass He prepared TO-
Princeton at Newton High SchOo
and Is twenty years old.
| Don Lourie was a substitute las
year only because Jack Strublng wa
such a necessary link in the forwar
passing attack constructed around
Maury Trimble. This year Louri,
took the regular quarter position ani
Coach Roper was glad 10 have him or
the Job. Lourie Is one OF the mos
dangerous open field runners in tho
East. Very speedy, he Elides alonr
With . peculiar hip motion that seems
TO Ewerve him just out OF the reach
OF expectant tacklerS. The Nassau
quarter blends unusual cleYernes'
with dazzling footwor4S.
HE running from fake forwart
passing formation has resulted iT
many yards gained this year, and Jer
sew folks will delight telling how
Lourie fooled the Blue team when n
sprinted half the field for a touch,
down while the other side though
Keck would attempt a plncemep'
tick. I.ourie comes from Peru IN
He prepared at Exeter and is twenty,
stsF lnSnsa are SoAre,, this 60.