The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-26
VIRGINIA WILL
BOTHER HARVARD
Has a Line and Sanford Thinks
CrimSon's Points Will
Come Slowly.
FOUR O'HEARN BROTHERS
Yale Freshman Quarterback
Brother of Old Cornell End
Baseball Gossip.
by WILLIAM II. HANNA.

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George Foster Sanford Rutgers
coach, said at a luncheon yesterday
given by Daniel NJ Brady and Col.
Loree that he thought II likely the Uni
versity of Virginia eleven would provide
a right lively afternoon for Harvard IN
the Stadium next SATURDAY Virginia
beat Rutgers last week, much to San
ford's surprise and he speaks Of the Old
Dominion lads with the greatest respect
and admiration.
"They are not a big team" he said.
'but they are eleven fighting. peppery
players. I don't think for a moment
they will beat Harvard. but do think
Harvard will have trouble gaining
through their line. We could turn their
ends, but had lots OF difficulty gaining
through the line, and ! think the points
will come more slowly for Harvard than
Is generally expected. Against us. any
way. they played a clean, hard, smart
game
Rutgers is due for a go at Cornell
next Saturday ~ainst the Dobie coached
crowd, which IS travelling on the high
this season. and on election day
Rutgers comes TO the Polo Grounds TO
engage Nebraska. \ stiff contract
Cornell on Saturday and the Corn
huakers three day later. although Notre
DHint peat lit sNtDi fL-NeAhF'
'I'n have Rutgers playing pretty good
football by the time snow flies said
Sandy as he dashed for train TO take
him 10 New Brunswick He didn't say
whether he expected snow to fly by next
Tuesday or not When the season
opened be didn't think he could give
more than two days n week TO Rutgers,
but he found that wouldn't do at all, ana
now he goes there four or five days
week.
The belief that Hugh Jennings viii
manage the Dodgers next season grows
Another big legue manager. who
knows jennings pretty well and has
fair idea of what goes on In upper
circles. said Yesterday he had reason to
think IL would come to that.
Bert Woodlock. the Boston football
SAGE tells US there are -four O Hearh
brothers. ell natives of Brookline. MASS
Jack O'Hearn played footoall az Cor
neil and was a great end In fact re"
better ends ever played on the same
team than OHearn and his mate. shel-
tor. Charles O'Hearn is quartsrbacN
of the Yale freshman team, which Al
ready has thrown the gaff into Exeter
and Ardoyer under the coachlng OF
chester lie Roche. O'Hearn promises
we'll as varsity material. and another
able Young citizen on the same eleven
is Neidlinger hard running hatbacN.
Barney O'Hearn was "a crack schoo
football payer. but didn't 20 70 college
Bill OHearn went TO Mass. Tech. and
didn't figure in athletics.
Ben Buttcrworth. the Exeter tackle.
who WIS hurt in the game Win the
Yale freshmen, is a son of Frank BUT
terworth, the greatest line p'urgeT OF
the early nneties Bill Reid. who won
farne at Harvard as fullback, coach
and backstop. has Fon playing nah-
hack on the eleven of Country Day
School at Newton, Mass.
Neidlinger. already mentioned. has
brother on the Dartmouth football
sqpad. son of Bill Garceon. tiar-
wards star hurder of "A generation ago.
Is playing end on the same team with
Young Mr. Reid. Percy jenkins. full-
back OF the Harvard freshman eleven,
reached Cambridge by way Of Quincy,
Mass. Hlah School Mercersburs ard
tho stanton Military Academy lie
kicked goal from the - yard line the
other day and. ~ Is said has possibiii-
ties of being second Mahan.
AIbre gossip heard in Boston Joe
Ryan. coach OF the Harvard freshmen.
attended High School Of Commerce,
Dame en- route to Harvard. His older
brother. Buddy was Q baseball captain
at Boston College. AnOtheri brother,
Leo. went To Harvard a short time and
is now at Yale Joe Ryan ana La Roche
coach OF the Eli cubs, are great friends.
In his fourteen years ms manager OF
the Detroit baseball team Hugh Jen-
nlngs averaged slightly better than
Vgapr1 fC "A d fol-
lows: 1907. first 1908. first 1903, first
1910 third 1911. second; 1912. sixth
1915, sixth 1914, fourth; 1915. second >
1915, third 1917. fourth 1919. seventh
1919. fourth 1920. seventh.
High School of Commerce and he Witt
clinton won't meet at the Polo Grounds
,his Thanksgiving Day. f'heir game has
como TO be as fixed part Of the Thanks
giving ritual az turkey but the Army
md Navy have objected They use the
led the SATURDAY immediately fol'owins
and complained that tho school game cut
ND The tugf too much Objection sus-
tanned
The Giants have q AZ Lcfovre,
the inhelder. 20 the - .,uis Cardinals.
he went by the waiver process. He
cam 10 tn, Giants last spring from
rordham
Tho Interest OF nonsense is that not
wearing numbers helps the side cinging
20 that unpopular custom 10 put over
strategy on opposing players Harvard.
Yale. the Army and the Navy still go
their unnumhered way. Among this
quartet Is ~ least one whose strategy
In not numbering has not thrilled It's
sons with the brillanco or frequency OF
It's Victories over principal rivnls