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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-15
HEFFELFINGER Is
WELCOMED AT YALE
Old Eli's Veteran Guard Looks
Over Varsity Team in Dunn
my Practice.
KELLY CHOSEN A BACK
Thirty Thousand Are Ex-
pected to See Game With
Boston Tomorrow.
KELLY CHOSEN A BACK

Special Despatch to THE NEW York HERALD
NEW HAVEN, Conn. Oct. 1.-THE
heat and Fudge" Heffelinger settled
down in the Yale bowl this afternoon.
The coming OF Yale's greatest guard
was hailed with delight by Tad Jones,
but the veteran lineman did nothing
but look over the varsity as 1t went
through dummy practice. 1t was too
hot for a regular scrimmage, and Jones
would take no chances In the torrid
weather. A stiff practice had been
planned, but the hardest part OF the az
ternoon was long signal drill for the
team selected to face Boston College on
Saturday.
The team was made up as follows
Left end. Shevlin left tackle. Diclken
left guard, Into centre. Callahan
right guard, Quaile; right tackle. Mack
ay; right end, Dilworth: quarterback,
Kempton: left halfback. Aldrich; right
halfback Kelly: fullback. Webb.
About the only doubtful position on
the team was right halfback. but the
definite selection OF Kelly. the old
Rutgers back. was announced by Jones
tonight. Kelly made the best showing
of any of the ten other backfield candi-
dates during the week and has fairly
earned the place.
In the dummy scrimmage the varsity
tried forward passing. but the second
team had little trouble in breaking up
the plays The varsity defence against
the forward pass was more satisfactory
than usual and the opposing backs never
had a chance to get into clear field.
The attendance at the Boston College
game will exceed 10000. according to
the Yale ticket authorities tonight. Sci
dom has preliminary game attracted
such interest as this one and the largest
crowd that ever saw game In the bowl,
other than a Princeton or Harvard con-
test, will be on hand
Last year Boston defeated Yale, to 3,
a safety and a field goal by Fitzpatrick
accounting for the scores.
II was reported here that Corrigan,
quarterback, and Mullen. tackle. two oil
the best players on the Boston team, will
be absent because of injuries. but Yale
is taking little stock in the hard luck
stories coming from the Bay State CAPT
tai.
Report also has it that Kennedy, the
former Holy Cross star, had been in
duced to matriculate at Boston College
and would be found in Boston uniforrr
On Saturday.
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PRINCETON PLAYS
A STRONGER GAME
Interest Centres in What
Lightweight Will Do
Against Heavy w. and j.
Special Despatch to THE NEW Yo.x HERALD

Special Despatch to THE Nxw York HERALD.
PRINCETON, N. j.. Oct. 14.--Imp-ove-
ment was displayed by Princeton's foot
ball team In to-day's scrimmage be-
fore Saturdays game with Washington
and Lee The Tiger varsity. in spite OF
the fact that they faced the strongest
scrub eleven of the season. played In
finitely better than they did yesterday.
when Baker so demoralized them.
The local coaches are looking forward
to Saturdays contest with no degree
of overconfidence. for the strength of the
visiting team is well known here. What
the light Nassau players can do against
heavy rivals. such as the 1876 pound
problematical Siiverstein, the sensa-
tional backaeld performer. will be care
fully watched.
With the object of preparing their
charges as thoroughly as possible for
the seasons first real test, the Tiger
mentors this afternoon strengthened the
scrubs by adding Pixley, Lipsconb, Nor
gan. Baker. Hendrion and Ever. This
lineup had been trained in the perform
ance Of the Southerners most character
istic plays.
In spite Of the stronger lineup pre-
scented by the Omelets, they made less
Roadway against the varsity, than yes
terday. Bakers gains being held down
to minimum. Improvement was noted
in the charging of the line, the men
holding fast on several occasions.
The first part of the matinee was a
signal drill. which was important in that
only new plays were tried out. 1t would
seem, therefore. that the locals will not
be satisfied with staving off Washing
ton and Lees formidable attack this
week end. but will have q set of new
offensive plays to spring on the invaders.
Following this rehearsal Roper lined
up his charges against the ineligibles
and before scrimmage began In earnest
staged a drop kicking duel between
Frank Murray and Don Lurie. while the
scrubs attempted to break through and
block the kicks. Murray was successful
In six out of eight tries, while Lourie
failed In six out of seven. The formers
victory Is accounted for by the fact that
the line In front of Lourie was one weak
ened by substitutions, his kicks being
considerably more hurried than those Of
his rival.
The practice contest which followed
was a scoreless tie. Both teams several
times came within an ace of scoring. but
the scrubs wasted these opportunities
by fumbling at the crucial moment, while
the senior team was unable to pass the
heavy second line when they got under
the shadow Of the goal posts.
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Biackf1SnlnR looming otronB AhcSo D~S~'
Capt Fred PLACE OF sheepshead Bay said
most wonderful Establishing season ana
that the catches made along the Jersey coast
would measure up with any season IN the
last ten years. The fish are large and pien-
ttful but are moodish. as blackfish always
are One day they will take crab bait IN
preference to anything else and the next trip
they are caught on liam bait only. Gran ceit
Is the most popular generally Tor the pis
fellows. . -
Capt Frank Baumann said that any
amount OF biackfish had been taken during
the mast two weeks and that the fishlng was
still particularly good. The fishing did ease
I'D for the last two days. but II VIII CONS
back and be as good as ever throughout THO
month OF October and well into November.
Can't Johnny Mchacls told about the same
story of the blackfishing and supplemented
II by saying that this run OF fish nad
greater proportion of large ones IN u tnah
sny run FOR a number Of years. Some fell
lows would have six blackfish above rive
pounds each In a catch Of dozen. ana II
was a poor trip when the average catch ran
below n dozen to the man.
Andy Earle, the well known mate OF the
Elmar was aboard one OF the boats ana had
deposited his stipend In the big pool. FISH
ing room was scarce so he cast over the
heads Of some fellows In the bow. He mao
Oh pound blackfish and on the other o
FOUNDER Incidentally, the on FOUNDER won
the pool for the heaviest fish and the pool
contained about $25. Andy always was
lucky fisherman. and his luck apparently mas
not deserted him.
Can't Tom Powlowsky said In answer TO
n question about backfishing that they were
catching no end of blackfish. with plenty OF
big ones amongst them. We have been get.
ting the fish right along for some time ana
they bite fiercely when the tide is running
strong Over at the lightship they are get
ting some ling and hake and few whiting.
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". Y u. DRILLS IN
AERIAL OFFENCE
Violet Eleven Ready for Yves
leyan Game.

Frank Gargan will send his charges
through their final practice at Ohio
Field this afternoon before thy leave
for their game with Wesleyan College.
at Middletown, tomorrow. The weeks
practice at University Heights has been
characterized by daily rigorous scrim-
images between the varsity and the
strongest ssrub eleven Gargan could
gather, in anticipation Of the hard tussle
with the Connecticut aggregation. The
members Of the team that faced Column
bia last week are in perfect physical
condition, without exception. having in
Cured no injuries either in the Column
bia game or in the many scrimmages Of
the past week.
The Violet team spent the early part
OF yesterday afternoon practising the
forward pass with Adams and Levin.
the New York ends. and Captain Vein
back Ryan doing the throwing. Gargan
has been devoting fully half of every
afternoons practice this week to per-
fectlng the Violet aerial attack, and yes
terday's passing drill was most encour-
aging, considering how poorly the New
York team showed up in this phase OF
the game against Columbia
After shutdown the team came out on
the field again and held another scrim-
| mage with the scrubs, in which the var
sity devoted its attack almost solely to
| the forward pass. The effect of the
weeks coaching along this line was evil
dent by the frequent success the first
| team had in breaking through the scrub
defence for long runs, in which Vein
heimer and Adams in particular played
the prominent parts.
| The New York lineup has been given
a decided shaSe-up as a result of the
! Columbia game last week Horrigan has
been shifted from guard TO Caddelrs po-
sition at tackle, where the former had
| played on the 1919 eleven. while Quincy
was given an opportunity at guard. His
great weight has stood him In good
stead. and as a result of his satisfactory
WOW during the week Quincy has won
berth on the first eleven.
Another new face to be seen in the
| Violet lineup when the team faces Wes-
leyan tomorrow is that of Ollie Nelson,
who has crowded young Bourginon off
the team by his excellent work in the
past weeks scrimmages on the scrub
! team. Nelson is needed on the New York
team for his powerful kicking. the new
addition to the team having averaged
over fifty yards to his punts during the
weeks practice Nelson's success In
! gaining position on the varsity means
that Ferguson, last years quarterback
will once more call signals for the vio-
let, so that Nelson may be placed at his
position at halfback.
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Williams or for Cambridge.

Special Despatch TO THE Nrw YORK HERALD.
wrLLrAnsrowN, Mass. Oct 14.--The
Williams football squad received a rous-
Ing sendoff late tonight when IL left
FOR Boston. where II will stay at the
Lenox Hotel tomorrow, continuing to
Cambridge Saturday morning for the
clash with Harvard.
Coach Brooks took along twenty-five
players. The Purple is confident of
holding the Crimson to low score. al
though hopes are not quite as optimistic
a. was the case prior 10 the Union game.
which brought out faults In the teams
defence. 1t is believed that Benny,
Boynton's toe may be the means of
Purple score
Changess have been made in the line
up this week and 1t Is not known exactly
how the eleven will start at Cambridge
The lineup probably will be as follows
Codding. left end: Phillips or Laseile
LEFT tackle: Shuttleworth, left guard !;
Smith. centre; Fuller or vrooman, right
guard Fargo. right tackle: Joslyn. right
end Boynton. quarter: Mclean, left
half; Burger. right half: Hubbard. full
back.
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Dartmouth Coach worried.

HANOVER. n. H.. Oct. i4.--After a long
lays workout on Alumni Oval to-day
Coach Spears continued practice In the
gymnasium after darkness had made
outdoor drill impossible The crippled
condition Of the Dartmouth squad il
causing the coaching staff all kinds of
worry. as the Holy Cross game is but
two days away and at present no APP
pearance OF an effective team is at hand.
The backield still proves the main
source OF anxiety. as the injured men
cannot possibly be in trim to start on
Saturday. With Captain Robertson out
indefinitely and shelburne out OF the
game against the Worcester aggrega-
ton, Coach Spears has been trying out
all available men for the backfield posi-
tions, especially fullback.
Fraser. who created n sensation veg
terday by ripping up the varsity de-
fence, continued on his rampage to-day.
and at the present rate he will easily
enter the game at full. Brown. his near
est contender. is laid up with charley
horse and probably will be unit to taste
action at all this week end Smith, of
last years freshman eleven. may also
be used
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DASH IN PENN STATES WORK
Regulars Threatened with Loss of
Places Improve.
Special Despatch to THE HERALD.


STATE COLLEGE, Pa. Oct. 14.-The
varsity eleven showed n decided i'm
provement in both offensive and defen-
sive work tonight and the outlook for
the North Carolina game is q little
more encouraging. The team slumped
considerably early in the week as a re-
suit of the let down from the strain of
the Dartmouth game, but in scrimmage
this afternoon the men showed plenty
of dash and spirit
Bezdek threw quite a Jolt into the
squad when he announced that some of
the so-called regulars were loaing on
the Job and that they would be warming
the bench unless vast improvement
took place. The Blue and White coach
has three or four substitutes of varsity
calibre. and they are more than anxious
to win a berth on the first eleven. The
deturn of Baer. Logue and McMahon from
the injured list gives Bezdek some addi-
tional material for line berths In case
any OF his regulars are forced to leave
the game on Saturday.
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ICE SKATERS MAKING READY.

knights OF the steel blade begin their
winter campaign on Monday evening.
November 1. at fs1st Street Ice Palace
in a series OF handicap races for Class
A and Class men. Joe Moore, 220
yard and quarter mile international
champion William Murphy, l mile ma
tional champion Leslie Boyd. metro
politan indoor and outdoor champion :
Don Robinson, three mile metropolitan
champion Don Baker. quarter mile
metropolitan champion, and Bobby
Hearn, are n few Of the men who have
already begun active training et 10
rink.
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Lehish I'm Fine Condition.

Special Despatch 10 THE New YoRK HERatp.
BETHLEHEM. Pa. Oct. 1.-THE Le-
high team In In the best of physical con-
dillon. and. realizing the risk of injuring
any of the first string players before
tho w. and J. game week from Satur-
day. there will hardly DO more than one
scrimmage before then. and that prob
ably will be held Tuesday OF next week. {"
said Coach Ready TO the Lehigh Uni
versity varsity this afternoon.
I'VE by no means expect an easy
time with University of Rochester on
Saturday" continued Ready. although
1 hope the team will not DO forced to re-
veal all thu new plays they have been
taught this week exprcssively for the
w. and j. game"
With tho light back field and material
available this year the coaches and
players are greatly inspired with the
showing thus far and are looking for
ward TO the big tilt with keen anticipa-
ton. This In probably the reason that
the coaches whipped the squad down TO
the very bone and have devoted prac-
tically their entire attention TO the six
teen players retained at the training
table
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Crimson Makes a Strong
Attack Against YearlingS
Amherst Confident
of Beating Columbia

A MHERST, Mass. Oct IA
"A Coaches Gettell and Young
strom have put their charges
through a week OF hard practice and
to-days signal drill was the final
preparation for the Columbia game In
New York on Saturday. Although
the Purple and White have played
rather loose football so far this year
they have succeeded in making a
good record. losing the initial game
to Brown, Is to o. and winning from
Bowdoin last week by the same score.
The work of the team In scrimmage
this week has been SO good as to
make Coach Gettell feel very conf
dent of victory on South Field Sat-
urday. Brisk has recovered and
should be big factor in the Amherst
offence, while Quarterback link 10
showing the best form he has dis
played this year.
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w. and J score. Touchdown.

speciaI Despatch to THE NEW YoRx HERALD.
WASHINGTON. Pa. Oct. 14.--with
three regulars missing w. and j..
staged scrimmage practice this af-
ternoon, the only score coming when
fulback Brenkert OF the varsity broke
through the scrub defence and ran
for touchdown. lie outsprinted the
entire scrub secondary defense. dodg-
ing two tecklers and planting the ball
squarely behind the goal. Otherwise
The second eleven held the varsity on
almost even terms
u was announced by head coach
Morrow this afternoon that hall
back Erickson. keystone OF the
Presidents back field. on account OF
an injured shoulder suffered in the
West Virginia Wesleyan game, would
not play against Geneva next Satur-
day. Erickson Is improving rapidly,
but Morrow is conserving him as much
as possible for the game on October
~ with Lehieh
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whipping Rutgers Into shape.

Special Despatch TO THE NEW York IIEssrp.
NEW BRUNSWICK, Oct. 1.-THE Rut-
gers football scrubs, with an eleven,
composed largely Of former Scarlet
stars. were unable to score on the
varsity team In long scrimmage
practice here to-day. The coaches
are centering their attention on the
defensive and were much ENCOURAGED
by the strong showing of the varsity.
Before the scrimmage the men were
divided into groups. Kendall. q former
tackle and captain, took the guards
and tackles. Whittpenn took charge
of the ends, and the other coaches
worked with the backfield men on
special Individual instruction.
Every effort IL being made to whip
the team into shape for the Virginia
Poly game on Saturday in an effort
to win back the Rutgers gridiron
prestige. A victory over the Southern
ers. followed by another over Uni
versity OF Virginia week later, will
go far toward giving the Rutgers
eleven confidence for it's big game with
Cornell on October 30.
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BICYCLE STARS RACE IN ARMoRY.

On Tuesday evening next. Mt the Forty
seventh Regiment. .Armory. Brooklyn. Law
renee Gaffney will take part I'm special
match race with Tom Bclo. There will also
by special five mile bicycle race between
Ing William wherry. George Harvey, Walter
Stein, Al. Lake. William Marine, Harry
Aron. Arthur Mullert, Thomas vope, Irving
Market. Jerry Nunziatto and Thomas sor-
rnnflne.
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rr~otrt Descofch 10 THE NEW YoPu Hr-srp.
z,onoANrowN, w. Va, Oct. 14.--wesA
SirgiAA mad another spirited workout
to4d.v in preparation for the George
WaAhinE ~ University bame. Martin.
csl i'm al I,nsweler were all In uni
form l'si were not expected to take part
Nv slirday's encounter. They are being
sa Ted for the Yale game week later.
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BRONX CHURCH MOUSE REUNION.

reunion Of members Of the former
Bronx Church House In 70 be held Tomorrow
and Washington avenue. Church House
basketball teams will play, and n musical
programme will be given. followed by swim
All members OF this once famous club are
invited TO attend.
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Maroon VIII Face Brown To-
morrow without It's Three stars.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YoaK HERALD
HAMILTON, Oct. 1.-THE Colgate foot
tall squad was sent through long
scrimmage this afternoon by the coaches
in q frantic endeavor to find enough
capable men to take on the Brown trip.
At present the entire personnel Of the
team has not been decided upon. but the
coaches are to have conference to-
night and decide upon the men who will
make the trip.
In all probability Capt Roy Wooster
will be left at home. The Maroon will
also be without the services Of Bob
Webster, crack halfback. who is still laid
up with the pleurisy. Tho absence of
Swentor, who was called home on &C
count Of the death OF his father. was
also a Jolt to Hamilton.
The following players will make the
trip. Ends. Harriss. Woolsey. Childs.
Hansen. Hogan: backs. Mason. Towns
end. Andrews. Mayor linemen. Traynor,
Leonard, Brewer. Mosier. Welch.
The team will leave Hamilton In auto
mobiles at o'clock. and will ge given
rousing sentoff by the entire student
body. The players will entrain at Utica
for Providence, where they will face
Brown on Saturday afternoon.
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looked over by Leo Leary. who coached
the Harvard wings under Percy Haugh-
ton and who was varsity field coach two
years Leary Is needed to whip this
years ends into shape. for they nave
been playing very uncertain football
20 date.
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HummeI hack mt End.

spcciol Despatch 10 THE NEW YoRK HtnuD
EAsroN, Pa, oct. 14.--''Mickey" Hum
mel, the regular Lafayette College left
end, was back on the varsity eleven
again to-day. following his demotion to
the second team yesterday afternoon.
Hummel showed flashes OF the fine
form he displayed in the earlier part of
last yea. and Continuance OF to. days
play will greatly strengthen Lafayette
en- the left side of the line.
Coach Sutherland excused Joe WILL
Jams. the big tackle. and Lehecka, the
regular halfbaci. from practice. In their
places were Deibel and Kearney. Chill
son. the first baseman on the baseball
team. Joined the squad to-day. Chill
son was halfback on the Lafayette 8. A.
T. c. team In 1918. In to-day's dummy
scrimmage the scrubs used the Uni
vcrsity of Pennsylvania formations, lay
ing stress on the Heisman shift
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The Brooklyn Professional Basketball Club
wifi play the Yorkvile Five Sunday even
Ing at Arcadia Hall, Brooklyn. Malone,
be In the Brooklyn lineup.
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Union Preparing for Cornell.

Special Despatch to THE NEW York HERALD
SCHENECTADY. Oct. 1.-THE Union
College football team began scrmmage
practice here to-day In preparation for
the game with Cornell next Saturday at
1thacp Cornell is considered one of
Unions strongest opponents. and Coach
Leary Is working his men hard for the
contest. Capt. Gregory. who has been
laid UP for the last two games with water
on the knee. reported to-day, assuming
his former position at left tackle. which
will materially strengthen the Union
line The working OF the Union team
last Saturday against Williams showed
a marked Improvement over the two pre-
vious games. and, with scrimmage
against the scrubs the remainder of the
week. the team should be rounded into
good shape for the Cornell game
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KENNELS.

months, taken as high four prizes At one
show. Mrs. RUDOLPH, 10 Jones Place.
YonkGsu. n n Cut No. CAB.
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Fishing In Pelham Bay last Friday 1
made a fine catch of founders and two Dig
cells. did not go over quarter mile from
where / hired the boat and fshed off the
Country Club. about $50 feet off the Bronx
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Army scores Two Touchdowns.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
WEST POINT, N. T.. Oct. 14.--Army
took two hours of stiff practice this
afternoon. All the varsity men were
out. The big team was pitted against
Cullum Hall squad during q lively and
gruelling forty-five minute scrimmage
The varsity men scored two touchdowns.
Dodge running seventy yards for one
score and also carrying the ball over on
ten yard smash off tackle. In the
drive down field French. the speedy full
back on the varsity eleven. featured in
short dashes through Culium's forward
walk.
There was some shifting in the back
field on the varsity. indicating that
Coach Daily 10 not entirely satisfied with
his back field. Capt. Wiihidc worked at
halfback for a while. Ogden. a piebe.
going in at quarter and calling the sig
mails. Ogden's work against Middlebury
last week attracted attention and he has
been used alternately with wilhide. Will
hide In developing as ball carrying
back and Ogden is likely to be used more
frequently to run the varsity.
ID. Storck. at left end on the varsity.
followed the ball closely to-day and Sc
cured the leather on several OF Cuiium's
fumbles. The Cullum team did not
score. but caused the Army's big team
some worry with a fairly well developed
air attack which they unieashed for sew
eral substantial gains.