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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-24
Cornell Beats Colgate
by Score of ~ to o
Ithacans by Smashing Play Generally Even Up Defeat
They Suffered at Hands of the Maroon
MAM Year Ago

Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HxnALD.
ITHACA. Oct 23.--CorneIl crushed Col
gate by az to 6 score this afternoon. be-
fore a crowd Of 10000 football enthu-
siasts who yelled themselves hoarse at
the spectacular runs of Eddie Kaw and
Clyde Mayer. the Cornell halfbacks. and
the generally savage attack of the Ithaca
back field.
The victory was very sweet because
only n year ago on the same field the
Maroon humbled Cornell by a 81 to 0
score. To have the Ithacans double the
points made by Colgate last year and to
run up total as large as any Cornell
team ever made against the Hamilton
outfit sent the Cornell stands into
ecstasies and started big student
parade and snake dance down the hill.
There never was any doubt as to the
outcome. Colgate was powerless to stop
the hard running attack of the Cornell
backs. Her line was outweished and
most OF the time outplayed. and her ends
wero outclassed by the Ithacans, Munns
In particular playing fine game for
Cornell The Maroons made three first
downs by rushing and executed three for
ward passes for a total gain OF perhaps
80 yards. but only once did they throw
n scare into the Ithacsns.
That was In the first period. after
Kaw had scored tho first touchdown for
Cornell. Little Webster. Colgate.s slip
perry left half. caught Dodge's punt on
his 10 yard line and ran through the
Cornell team 80 yards for touchdown.
The Ithacans cafno back sharply, how
ever. scoring two moro touchdcwns In
the first period. They were held even
IN the second but rushed over the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-24
Results of Football
Contests Yesterday

At Cambridge-iarvard. 81; Centre, II.
AZ South Fieid-Wesleyan. 10; Columbia, o.
~ Clinton, ~. Y.-Hnmilton. II; ". Y.
At New Brunsw ick-yirginia, :; Rutgers, o.
AT Fordham Eieid-Georgetown, 40; Ford
LAT" AZ Prtse,xo,--pr,nc.,on "a. Savr a
AZ New, Haven-ysie. "a; w. Virginia, o.
AZ Ann 'Arbor--nlinois, =; Michigan. Q.
a. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: o; Middiebury, o.
a. Wsst roi.tHrmz ~; ss cc Tsts =
AZ Acknowledgements. 10; Dartmouth. 0.
AZ Amher.t;-Amherst. IS; Urion. 0.
tute. e.; Pennsyfvania, !.
AZ State College, Pn.-Penn State, 100;
Lebanon Valley ].
AZ Baitimore-swarthmore IL; Johns Hop
kins. O.
At Troyy-Rcrsseiaer.,7 -; Worcester Poly. q.
At Grove City. ra., Grove City. 90; st.
Boraverture, o.
At Forbes fredericksburg, 10; Georgia
At Geneva, ~: Y.-st. Lawrence. 35; Ho-
At Gettysburg. Pa.-Gettysburs. 20; Al
AZ Wn.hi,gtcn. Paw: s J.. -; Ishish, 0
AZ Chicagc-Chicago: 10; Iowa. Q.
Al MISUNDERSTANDING O2: Trinity, o.
At Maine-Rtwdoin. I; Colby. 0.
At Rochester-FranISlln and Marshall, IL;
Rochester, o.
AT Coinmbus--Ohio stste, IL; Wisconsin. =.
At South Bend, Ind--Notre Dame, IS; Val
parais0. 3.
At Orono. Me.--Maine. II; Bates. o.
At Cleveland-Ohio Wesleyan. "a; West
eru Reserve, o.
At Akron-Case, Z; Akron. o.
At W,oster-Wooster 10: Oherlir. o.
At Tiffi"-H-id-Iharz. "a; Ohio Northern. :.
At Mortified, vt.--Norwich, 50: Clark
son. 0.
At storrs. Conn.--New Hampshire State.
At Springfield. Ohio--wittenberg. Il; Nj
ami, Is.
At Burlington, vt.-Mass. Aggies. FL; Yer
AT Easton, Pa.-Lafnyette. 81; Catholic
AZ Chester. Past. Johns. 10: Penn
At wrstmipster. Md.-GaIIaudet. %: West
At Newark. Dei.-Haverford. IA; Della
At Knoxville. Tenn-Univ. Of Tennessee,
60; Clemson College. 0.
:. At Green Castle. Ind-Depauw, rs; Frank
At Gambler. Ohio-Mount Union. Is; Ken
At Des Moine@--Ml.soufi, 10; Drake. Z.
At Denver-COlOrado, 81; Univ. of ncnyer,O
At ct. CONSULTATIONS, Is; washing
At Mlssoula--Montana. 81; Montana wcs-
leyan, ..
:. AZ Observation-Disclosures SO; Western
Normal, z.
At Lawrencr-Kansas, :: Ames. 0.
Al LincOli-NrbraslS ska. 20: South Dakota. 0.
At Engcpe-Oregon, IL; Idaho, :.
At Seattle-Oregon Aggies, 81; Washing
to, o.
At Observation-Disclosures. 60; Utah, o.
AZ nnllns: Tex.-Arkansas. 0; Southern
At New Concord. 0hio--Muskinsum. IL;
On yton. 0. 80 49,. Z.
At westervilie. Ohio-Otterbcin. 60; VIII
=. IA .t-.
At Georgetown. Ky.-Georgetown College,
y; Kentucky Wesleyan. 9.
At Lexington, Ky.-Univ. OF Kentucky, Q;
Sewanee, @.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-24
TUFTS Is EASY
FOR ARMY TEAM
West Pointers Play an Entire
Substitute Eleven and
Win by % to 6.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD
WEST POINT, Oct 23.--The Army
found Tufts easy to-day. winning from
the, Medford eollegians by rs to 6. The
West Pointers, who played the visitors
throughout with an entire substitute
trouble. The Armys varsity eleven was
at Princeton to-day witnessing the
DOWNFALL OF the Navy.
Tufts, an eleven which usually comes
here with repertoire OF puzzling plays
for the Army game. disappointed large
crowd by their showing. The visiting
collegians were lighter than the Armys
Mule" team. Only Macchia, a brilliant
end, stood out in prominence. Macchia's
down the field work and his tackling
were high class. He also scored Tufts
only touchdown, which came after
kickoif in the first period. Macchia, who
was playing way back. caught Mulligan's
heft on his 90 yard line and dashed
spcctacularly through the entire Army
eleven for an 80 yard run and a score.
Army scored carly in the Initial period.
Tufts fumbllng at the 80 yard line and
an Army man securing the ball. The
Tufts line bent backward until Law
renee had smashed his way TO tho
cadets first score. Ascher and Whitson
were also instrumental in gaining con-
siderable. OF this distance for the Cadets.
Enderton, Army's centre, blocked punt
and gave Timberlaks loose ball In
the same quarter. The latter went on
20 yards to a score. Again IN the sec
ond period, the cadets. always following
tho ball keenly. scored when Decain
dropped Goodman's punt on his own 20
yard line. Lawrence picked II UP and
ran tho remaining distance to a touch-
down. The soldiers Anal score was
made in the third quarter, when lney
gave a pretty exhibition of their often
sive, short drives Off tackle and guard
netting them So yards in their march up
the field to touchdown. Whtson being
showed over for a score. Mullgan
kicked all the goals. The lineup:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-24
THE ESPERANTO OVERHEARD.

GLOUCESTER. Mass. Oct 2as--The Es-
peranto. the American entry for the In
ternationai series OF races of Halifax
with the Canadian fshermcn's chai-
iengor Deiawanna, slid into the water
again to-day after thorough cleaning
and overhauling. In her fourteen years
OF fishing service the Esperanto has
been on the marine railway many times
TO have her underbody scraped. but
never before has she been given such
n rubbing and polishing from keel TO
topmast as she has had this time.
Riding at her wharf while the stores
were being put In, the schooner looked
az smart as new vessel She has
black topsides with bootleg or water
linc stripe OF green. Her. underbody is
covered with red yacht composition. All
her rigging is now and she has two new
topmastH. the main one OF Oregon pine
and the fore topnast OF state OF Maine
spruce. Some slight changes have boon
made in her rudd n calculated to make
her handle more readily.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-24
ILLINOIS WINS
BY SINGLE POINT
Michigan Scores It's Only
Touchdown on rs Yard Run
by Dunn.

Special Despatch 20 THE NEW voxr HERAp.
ANN ARBoR. Mich. Oct 23.--Befors a
crowd OF $4,000. Illinois defeated Mich
'san to-day in one of the hardest fought
games ever played on Ferry Field. Tho
game. after going four nerve wraclSing
quarters. ended with the score 20 In
favor OF Illinois. Tho latter's successful
use OF the forward pass from open play
was largely responsible for her victory.
Michigan. as always. was utterly de-
ficient In this department OF play.
To-day's game eliminates Yost's war
riors from a possible Conference cham
pionship. while Illinois remains with the
possibility of repeating her performance
of last year.
The feature of the days play was IN
Quarterback Dunn's sensational eighty
yard run OF an intercepted forward
pass for Mlchigans lone touchdown.
Mfchigan's interference on this play be-
football given during the afternoon
Another outstanding point was the sue
ceesful use Of tho forward pass from
running formation by Illinois. This
alonc was responsible for IllInoIs's one
touchdown.
Both teams started with CLOSE for1na-
tons Neither seemed TO be using their
reserved strength, while both appeared
to be watching Off an opening In the
opposing defence. The entire first
period. developed into Kicking duel be-
tween Dunn and Helistron, with the
latter having decided advantage. each
exchange OF punts resulting in ten
yard gain for Illinois.
IL WAS during the second quarter that
Illinois resorted TO an aerial attack. II
was while this sttls Of play Was In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-24
ON pLANFIELD COURTS.

Special Despatch % TIE Nxw YoHK HrHatn.
PrAfTY1E1D, ~. j.. Oct. 2S.--The
Plainfeid Country Club won three OF
the i've matches with the Orange Lawn
Tennis Club here to-day In the New
Jersey League tournament.
In tho singles s. Kassio. Pininfieid. beat
Cameron. e---1, e.; Henry rarson.
Plalnneld. beat Bellows, e---i. 81. and
Vincent Miner, Plainhold, beat Coryvin.
7--5. Ga.
In the doubles Clark and WOODBURY..
Orange. beat s. w. Merrihew and Roman
Parvin. e.. Ell, CO, and George arr
Ciifin. Orange. beat c. M. Baker nnc Z.
T.. Hughes, 81. 6-2. 81
The point winners for the President
cup at the Hydewood Golf Club to-day
were as follows Harold Il. Blazier.
7s-te. CO: John iJfhcr. s3---ia, 1914
Dudley strou&. es--sA III %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-24
Kentucky Governor
Wires Encouragement

~ AMBRIDGE, Mass, Oct. "a
Before the game tho Centre
- team received tho following
telegram from Gov. Edwin y. Nor
row of Kentucky:
The men in Kentucky are pulling
for you. the women are praying for
you, the heart OF every girl is with
you. For Gods sake mako good
hit the line Hard and low"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-24

run
In the third quarter Illinois came back
strong and after exchanging a series
OF punts opened with passes that finally
resulted IN Illinois touchdown WAL
quist hurled the ball to n. Fletcher, who
went over. The remainder OF the game
was strenuously contested Illinois be-
gan 20 gain with slight degree OF
consistency. but never got dangerously
near the Michigan goal. Each team
made two FIRST downs during tho laet
quarter. When the game ended in mid
field both stands were wildly cheering
for a touchdown. Crangle and r.
Fletcher we're easily the outstanding
ground gamers for Illinois The lineup:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-24
IOWA ELIMINATED IN
THE BIG TEN RACE
Chicago EIepen Downs Hdvk-
eyes by 10 to o Count.

CHICAGO. Oct. 23.--The University OF
Chicago eleven entered the ranks of con-
tenders for the Western Conference foot
ball championship to-day by defeating
the light but tricky Iowa team In a
spectacular game, 10 to 0. The contest
was witnessed by crowd estimated at
10000. The defeat virtually eliminated
Iowa from the Big Ten race.
After tanning through from the
s-yard line for touchdown In the first
period, Chicago played defensive game
and kept its goal line ont Of danger. al
though Iowa threatened until the final
whistle. Iowa excelled In the open game.
the forward passing OF the Devine
brothers keeping the big crowd on It's
feet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-24
EASY VICTORY FOR
WILLIAMS COLLEGE
Purple EieUen Wins by 62-O
Over Trinity.

Special Despatch to TIE NEW YORK HERALD.
WILLIAMsrowN. Mass. Oct. 23.-Will-
Jams overwhelmed Trinity by the score
OF 81 to 0 here to-day. thus wiping out
the defeat suffered at the hands of the
Hartford college five years ago. which
was the last previous meeting.
The Purple uncorked a powerful at
tack. which pushed the visitors back for
nine touchdowns. Capt. Benny Boynton
starred. one OF his achievements being
run for the length OF the field for u
touchdown after catching Trinity punt.
Trinity did its best work in the Anal
period. when forward passes brought the
ball to tho home teams two yard line.
where Il was lost. The lineup:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-24

weakening Colgate team In the third and
lss periods.
Kaw made four OF Cornells touch
downs, three OF them on Is yard runs
He tore off several 25 yard runs, and
made substantial gains in running back
kicks. He was fighting all the time. and
Il was very hard TO get him off his feet
Mayer, though slower to start, had a
right handy wailop when he got under
way. and he, too. made several 80 yard
runs. Dobie uncovered promising new
quarterback in Hoff. who handled the
team nicely and made many substantial
gains through the line.
The lineup and summary:
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With up On par George Osborne and
H. ". Edwards won a best ball Toursome
event on tho Glen Ridge Country Club links
yesterday. Other scores.
G.. Is. Martin and ". X. Louden, up:
n. g.. Stevens and John Y. Capen. even
q. w. Yates and ". NJ Walker. down;
n. O.. Salmon and r. n. Thompson. / down
". s. Palmer and Frank g, vsnuken, |
down Y. Il. Chatfleid and " Il. Powers,
4 down.
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HANppAIr. TOURNEY To-woRRow.

Entries close tonight for the open singles
handbali handicap championship. 10 be
played on tho courts OF the Van Kclton sta
dunn, Fifty-ecventh street and Eighth ave
nue. Entries have been received from all
the scratch men of the " Y. A. c.. Ores
cent Athletic Club, Paulist Athletic Club,
Columbia University md City Athletic Club.
Some OF tho scratch men are Kelly, worlds
cha mpion Ed. Groden. n. Y. A. ca and
Harry Bauxhaum. The tourney viii open to-
rnorrpsy.
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SENIORS HOLD TOURNEY.

FOR a cup presented by r. NJ. c. Glenn, prosi-
dent Of the Upper Montclalr Country Club.
tho senior members tournament began yes
terday. Tho results:
First Round-P. II. Cockefair beat q. ].
Edward, 2 and 1: j. @. Todd beat J. "
Bartlett 2 and I; George Rosaen won from
A. G. FettcrDlf by default. l.. Hubbard won
from N. Moir BY default.
In the final for the governors r~p W N.
Rciman cssA q r. wooAwsr<s ca a
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Army ecorfnF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NlJe
Timberlake, whitron. Goals from touch.
downs. Mullisan ~.
Tufts scoring-Touchdowr-- Macchin.
Substitutes--Army--Stow for pitzer, Hen
ney for Ascher. Dodd for Whitson. Tufts
Kontof for Llndeli, Cohen for Killan, Kian
for Cohen, Andrus for Killsm. kilan. for
Jeffrey, Jeffrey for Kirlan, Kelly for Jeffrey.
Referee-L. ": Andrews. Yale. umpire-F.
W. Murphy. Brown. Linesman--E. J. Dom
nelly. Trinity. Time Of quarters--i2 minutes.