Evening star., 1920-12-10

iot AuuuDSIS ~ dhy
OF course, means gate money!.
Among the institutions whose names
have been mentioned as likely to play
at the Polo Grounds next. season is
Georgia Tech, Pennsylvania State hav-
ing been named as her probable op-
ponent. Now there may be- perfectly
good reasons why Georgia Tech should
come to New York to play an eleven
which is not and never has been a
rival All in this section who admire
the Atlantis institution. who know her
deals and the type OF men'rwho play
upon her teams will sincerely hope that,
il such a. game;is arranged, Techs rea-
sons are good and sound. For about
the worst thing that could happen to the
athletic system, Of this great southern
schooHso far. at least. as the east is
concerned-would be the suspicion that
she is hippodroming
What's Penn State to Tech. or Tech
to Penn State? What's New York to
either? As the writer sees it the At
lantans have a splendid opportunity to
move along with the best company in
ne .no - %. the s.tsh,isbmenf Of n,eassnt
80 .nd,r;n~ relat;nns with COLLEGES
Whose varsity letters are symbols Of
schoIastic merit and athletic decency.
The process may be slow. most things
worth while are not developed over ,v;,1
come the moro quickly If Tech confines
her games to college gridirons.
In other words, II Tech has any spe-
s e.ai 1s 1esre ST. 70 pi1s ist the game he held
.t state COLLEGE or at Grant Field in
A$,anfa Centre COLLEGES growing re-.
Iafions with Harvard is a case in point.
v.,.,. E.et Rail- Sftustion.
-.-v Vi. -, h,vo haan writing
various 49,; wssrIv pivinS.
70 dne ~ u -. ha,, eitua-
tnear ylSMs 1yc ,pN GsG ~ ths most
ton a. Nc" raven. Se VI anfn.s
interesting is an e1pression ~ ,hn,
ION from Frank Il Quinoy. wno'
coaches base ball ana makes hihssn, s
14her1lly ueexM Anuose' -,
03lnby SAYS hSas not an expert ana.
4hereupon IN mildrterme proceeds 20
cosninrS Of the Yale. system of foot
,.ssI His indictmesit relates chiefly
-Sh.-.rce To standards. which
WS ~ ssSs,,s- !. ! 1aec.Il, ago and now
Wefo IN With resnecf t0~Mr.
c;.n1.. are on ~ woSenty concerning his
n h
ability as FOOT Dali cIhtc; emos go.
knew him Will take empnatic lssu
He wn1 e4ptAia ana Auarief sack 2.
/, rood Andoyer eleven, was eiected
sss,1 ~ yfhe Yale nine and had he
sy".s,.ss n Gellefe would surely have
.xJ f&c ftifIer : position on 2
ccc1vsE...., Tnr tr everv way ne
veENty sra .train Of which
WAS OF tne stf.s stfss.I.s.cS,s4 | have como.
Yale's great qoaStefDAcAs
rfree Thin4s Lacking.
=. q. ,fkelv hovever. that those
=. +sre Y.ya 1924 .eleves1, will dit
Ss~ 18th Mr ouinby Is to Yafes iack
az modern ofKense. This she bad, but
-h.t ehe did lack were three things:
ss..t th.rS waa missing q Modern
1900. tradifion. which counts for
.N.a th.n uoat nersons realize. One
not time to give to Yale'S
sSSo .,tecT mat subtle mental sane
A.SS ~. -t.sc6 ,naEes for confidence ac-
csrxaiufv-Whieh. in "a phrase,
ee,t -
$1,000 fh. p,ayers were worked to
ssstS w.re not in an offensive mood.
tY 20 e-s,nditio,,e at the bowl when
~" thnr team needed two
ne 49, =, sc-t,nm1a re al ftef the Prince
Ncnsense With two more
tou ~ .ha scrf ~ scrirnmaee Yale
SS S.en cettin1 she would have
n vnahiS to. muster eleven men
.ha Harvard game. Here's an
lCnnIe ~ the vav things were run
- ehn V.Is how, This wear: They were
eLylns erd thev SET him to
S,,. noc Io,dan mighty able
bsckfeld man. time after time. The
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