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New-York tribune., 1920-10-31
Early Lead Gives Lehigh
Victory Over (,arnerie

bhTHLEHEM. Pa. Oct. SO.-Lehigl
got the jump early on Carnegie Tech
and won. II to 6. All Of I.ehig CHS points
came in the first half, after which Tech
braced and at times played he, oppo-
nents off their feet. Wierman early
in the third period obtained the ball
following a kickoff AID made his way
through the entire Lehigh team for
q seventy-two yard run and scored,
Comfort failed at goal
In the first period Lehigh scored on
Gulck's touchdown and Maginnis' Is
placement goal. In the second period
savaliG picked up tumble and ran
for score: Two other times Maginnis
tried for placements, but the bali either
fell short or went wide.
Rote, Linele, Sagaria ard Herrington
all had spectacular runs. Neither team
could do any consistent gaining through
the others line
New-York tribune., 1920-10-31
LaWrenCeVllIe
And Hill Meet
In Tie Stru ;g;s g;g;ssle
Former Eleven Surprises
Heavier Opponents in
Hard and Fast Contest

The Lawrencevile Hill football
game, played at the New York Uni
versity field Yesterday. resulted in
scoreless struggle. The game was
hard fought, but clean. and the Law
renceville managed to gam co most of
battling their heavier opponents to a
standstill.
duel between FunA and Graham, both
OF whom showed great form. Law
rencevllel managed to gain on most of
the exchanges, but thu heavy and cap5.
hle Hill line spoiled ne1 chances 70
maks this advantage count. In the
second quarter, after battering down
the field by series Of first downs.
Graham tried drop kick from the 15-
ward line, but the ball went wide The
ali was i'll Hills possession most Of
the game, but the Lawrenceville line
was usually tight. Toward the erd Of
the first half Lawrenceviile called uron
her pet ,"aplit formation" and made
several large gains, but Hill inter
cepted a pass, and The half ended with
kick by Graham to Chids, VINO re-
qulrcd most OF the Hill team TO down
him Jones. of Hill, puzzled the Law
renccVllle men, making many clever re-
turns of punts
Funk kicked off again at the begin
ming Of the second half and the ball
went from one end of the field to the
o. her for the entire period. Lawrence
Vile many times held Hill for downs
once on her own 5-yard line. In the
final quarter Graham broke loose for
fifty yards to the Lawrencevillc goal.
but stepped outside, and the score was
not allowed. Captain McGill blocked
one o. Ryan's punts and tnen recovered
the ball but Hill soon frmbled. Tno
game ended with Lawrenceville in pos
session of the ball. in mid-held.
The only penalty Was the result of
gerness on The part Of Law
renceville} five yards for off-sde.
Captain Gillespie OF Lawrenccville
at rowing center, played fine game.
as aid Childs and Ryan. Captain Nc
Glll, Graham and Jones were the stars
for the Hill.
,lhn l,,an-nr.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-31
Boston College Defeats
Springfield, " 10 q

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, oct so the
Boston College football team defeated
Springfield College, u to 0. here this
afternoon on Pratt Field in Il siashing
battle Boston scored i've points IL
the second perioG. its first two points
coming on safety earlier.
Near the end Of the game Boston
uncovered a series OF long forward
passes that brought the BAH 70 inc
5-yard line. and Swami heaved 4 toss
20 Kennedy over the line Cor thu
touchdown in the fnal two minutes Of
play, Kennedy also kicking the goal.
l.,,.- -,1r..
New-York tribune., 1920-10-31
Boston College iri1nrpiis

SPRINGFIELD. Mas. Oct. 50 Ros-
ton College defeated Springfield Col
legc this afternoon in closely con
tested football game, y to 0. Five
points were scored IN the second period
on safety and field goal by Kennedy
and q touchdown with one minute left
to play in the last quarter resulted
from q forward pass, Kennedy scoring
he points
New-York tribune., 1920-10-31
W. and ]. Overwhelms
" estminster by 40 to O

NEW CASTLE. Pa. Oct 3o.-Wasn-
ngton and Jefferson hopes for come
back was apparently IN evidence at
Cascade Park here this afternoon, the
Presidents walIoping Westminster Col
lese in the eighteenth game between
the teams by 49 to O.
At times W and J. ran Wild. with
Harold Erickson, the Western Speed
boy, contributing materially 20 ene
total number os points. He garneyed
four touchdowns, one of them on s.
run of ninetyfve yards after catching
a kickoff, and q gain through sl,,tE-
seven yards after catching a forward
pass from Quarterback MacLaughlin
On the occasion OF his sprint, almost
the length Of the field, ne showed a
dazzling change of pace and burst Of
speed. while his teammates clipped
out man after man as he anb,cd his
way goalward.
Tho ii0a-Ou.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-31
Bezdek's Bows
Continue March
To First Place
9O-Yard Run by Haines Fea-
lures the Contest: Actor
Mainly in Third Period

PHILADELPHIA, Oc. 30.-Ia game
repiete with unexpected thrills, Penn
syivania State College tr'um phed over
the University Of Pennsylvania football
team on Franklin Field to-day By
score of % to T. Outclassea srcm the
start, the Red and Blue team put up
: game but vain fghs aga .ast the up-
state collegIans.
Kiilingers open ae'd running and 4
ninety-yard run from 4 kickoff hv
Halfbaek Haines were among the spec
tacular features. Beck kicked -four
goals from TOUCHDOWN
In the first ten minutes of play Penn
syivania State opened an offensive
which SWEPT the Philadelphia team
steadily back and hilinger wormed his
way across the goal Ine for touch
down. Pennsylvania threatened tn
State roalsin the first period, bat bad
pass on the one-yard line spoiled
chance Tor q score.
Haines's long run came 81 the open
ng Of the third period when he caugt'
kickoff on his own ter-yard line. an3
~ open field dodging eluded the whole
Pennsylvania eleven for State second
core
Pennsylvania's defense crumblcd AZ
ter this and State College rad little
Trouble n again crossing Penn's goal
twice.
The Philadelphians took brace IL
the final period. After brief tuss.e II
nidfeld Penrs yivania in three plays
carried the ball % the State one YARD
line, only 70 be held fos downs. In ths
al = ~ -,
desrair Of score, Pennsylvania hraced
anG Farrell received q pass rom y arv
carrying the ball 10 the fve-yard lnc.
from where McNaNy crashed over for I
touchdown.
The lNe-ur.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-31
Dartmouth Subdues
Tusts After Poor Start

HANOVER, y. IT,. Oct. 80. - After
TUFTS had held Dartmouth scoreless
during the first period, the Green foot
hal team broke loose and ran up "a
points during the remaining three per
iods to the points of Tufts The
Green backiicld men broke through the
Tufts defense again and again for long
gains, and even with many substitutes
in tho .}ne-up, continued their scoring.
Dartmouth tailed twice in the second
period. Bowers carrying the ball over
both times.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-31
Blue and White Football
Players Check Mr.: Boynton
captain OF Massachusetts, Eleven Breaks Away Only
Once, but Then Goes 81 Yards for Touch.
down; Local Team Wastes Manv Onnor,up;t;es
By Ray McCarthv

The Columbia sagged woefulv last as ava 49,
Aepcs began the Blue due for another IN and
mostly But yesterday this utatwitb tho
Of Bunk Harris
the the institution bv M victory
Wiliamssccre o Il. ~
We safely should have been At ,eos+ a e
full of the and directed in M
channels There by White
yesterday than 90 av on football d ~
long ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1920-10-31
Lush Signs FOR Three Years

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Oct. William
Lush, the Naval Academy's successful
baseball and basketball coach, will re-
main in that position for three more
years. Under Lushs coaching the
naval baseball nine has won two games
in succession against the Military
Academy, and the only basketball con-
test in which the service teams have
engaged
New-York tribune., 1920-10-31
Teams Resume Relations

ATLANTA, Ga. Oct. 30.-Athletic re
lations between Georgia Tech and the
University Of Georgia Will be resume d
y 1921 after lapse Of two years. 1t
is expected that the baseball teams will
meet next spring, but the football
teams at least will surely meet next
fail, and the game viii be what it al
ways has been, the gridiron classic Of
New-York tribune., 1920-10-31
Trapshooters 10 Meet Here

The annual meeting of the American
Irapsnooting Association Will be held
al Hotel Astor next Thursday and Fri
day.
The meeting on Thursday will be for
directors only, and election Of officers.
On Friday the executive commit,e will
meet in Joint session with the amateur
cnra u ittan
New-York tribune., 1920-10-31
Nontclair Close Winner

Montclalr Academy Of Now Jersey,
scored - to l3 victory over the
Pcekskill NJ litsry Academy eleven at
After the teams had played to score
less tie for two quarters, Simon, of
peekskill, made Peekskills first touch :
down, intercepting a forward pass and
running 80 yards. Abbott scored two
touchdowns for Montclair ana Sexton
made the other, Levy kicking one goal.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-31
Recreation Eleven Wins Again

PLAiNFIELD \. J.. Oct. 30.-The
Recreation Club football eleven made
II five wins out OF as many at,empta
by defeating the Corrigan Council.
.kn ghtA Of Columbus team. Of Neu'
York city here this AFTERNOON, s. 70 o.
Recreation has scored le6 noiuts
against s for its opponents so far this
season.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-31
kellogg to Lead Harriers

WILLlAMSTOWN. Mass, Oct. so
Hamilton II. Kellogg, 20, Of Skaneate-
les, \. T., viii lead the Williams cross
country team during the present sea
son. he IS one of the i've veteran
members Of the hill and dale aggrega-
ZION who are competing this fall. Ael
losS Is q reliable man IN Track sua
ginning the hai-milc eveah
New-York tribune., 1920-10-31
Hobart Beats Buffalo
In Slow Game, 20 to z

BUFFALO,, Oct Hobart defeated
The University Of Buffalo by score
20 TO ? in E slow un,n.erescirg gsme
here this afternoon. Bufalo's only
score came within t'vo minutes Of tt
end % the game. wh-n Hobart tumble
the ball Oh the one-yard line, forcing s
safety.
q1,o
New-York tribune., 1920-10-31
Harvard's Second Team Whips
University OF Virginia, q to @
The Lissc-Up

IIarrard go Position Yirsfn.a ,o1
Erocker ..-.-.....l- l. .-.,...... Newman
Lock wood ..+....... J.. T. ............ Mali
pll.stei -........ l.. q ......... lenrvic5
lisrNcy ........-.. Center. r.......... TlanSlns
Brown ....... Z. G........- Mcconnell
ka stinan ....-.....R T T............. Raw
McCouber ....... X K .. Mirh!.
FITZGERALD ........U E......... yV,t.
Humphrey ......I. H. B... Rhlnehert
Grat"iVi ....... r. - 81 ........ Hussel !
HuLnilton ........ f. 3 B.......... Dunn
SCORE BY PERIODS
Harvard ............. 1.-oA
Virginia ........... O 0 o O. q
ToucA Ado wns 1IamMtoa (c), Brown. Graf
W!ch go, Buell Goals from fs d--Buen.
keIeree--A. L Noble. of Amherst Umpire
W. : Camel, oi Tufts. Field Judge
q. Y Brown, ot HOston. LinesmAn F W
Murphy OF Brown. Time OF per!ods--t .
n4inut"s. Sutstitut!ons- Maconab-
rr for Hr9cAef Funley for MaconDer.
Cooper for Lockwood, Holmes for Olrastel
kunrardt ioF Haslaan Hueli for Tlsz-
seralf. y a!es tpr DueN. iFitts for Hum
phhrey, Chepin for tatts. Humphrey Tor
Tor GratwIrK Srldcn for Nucoruber
N6conbcr for Seidcr., clark for Macor.b Der
Virginia, stephenson for Newman Ray for
Clark Darlington for VIII. parrish Tor
Russell Birge for Parrish Oppelman ior
Birse Craig for Nhnehar,
New-York tribune., 1920-10-31
Horace Mann Badly Beaten

ESSEX FEELS, y. J., Oct. 3O-The
Kingsley School football team over
whelmed Horace Mann OF Manhattan
by score of 81 to 0 here to-day. The
Manhattan boys made but one first
down in the whole game. Rubin
starred for kingsley. making fourteen
fEst downs. CayRnsuSh. tho quarter
New-York tribune., 1920-10-31
Hobart Observation-Disclosures. 20
isJhal0 ...-..
iIars ard Runners Y IN

Yard defeated Worcester Academy ir
cross-country here this afternoon, the
score was y 10 f6 Schu,4er, tns .lest-
man captain, was the ina.giGual winaer
New-York tribune., 1920-10-31
Visitors tumble Frequent
Iy i'm Stadium; Crimson
Subs Play Erratic Game

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Oct. 90 Har-
ward, presenting a second team line
up, had little difficulty defeating the
University of Virginia to-day by a
score Of "a TO 0.
The visitors tried during the greater
part of the game to make some head
way by series of oper plays and re-
lied mainly on loosely executed for-
ward pass, as a chief vehicle for hd
vancing, but SO poorly was this play
made time and again that the losses
moe than Offset any advantage the
team might have gained in distance.
Fumbles, constantly occurring in this
play, made the possibilities fox great
er score by Harvard, but in no instance
did the Harvard tesm obtain any great
advantage from interrogation Of this
play.
There WAS constant fumbllng also by
Virginia backs carrying the ball, and
several times when the team was III q
possible scoring position the ball was
dropped by the visitors Harvard
however, showed up vividly in compari-
son with the visitors. The neatly cx-
ecuted forward passes, short but sure,
netted the Crimson consistent gains
several times. The Harvard team also
had little difficulty gaining throven ehc
line. particularly in the last period
when Fits took his place in the Har-
ward ranks after an absence Of few
weeks. His sensational run Of 55
yards was one of the stirring features
Of an otherwise apathetic game.
Harvard scored ii the first and LAST
periods. Virginia was not in scoring
position during any part Of the game.
Buell. made a difficult field goal from
the 22yard line, punting the ball true
from d sharp angle and against nasty
cross wind.
Humphrey Starts Scoring
Harvard's first score came within the
nrst several minutes Of play. After
Virginia Kicked of, through an inter
change of punts Harvard, aided by the
wind, got the bail in midie.d. few
Successive drives through the line by
Humphrey and Gratwiok and a beauti-
ful forward pass, Humphrey u Fit7ser-
aid, brought the ball TO Nircinias 7-ysri
line. Hamilton and Gratwick brought
the ball over then for Harvards first
touchdown
There was no scoring during the sec
ond or third period. In the last period
a blocked kick by Brown netted Har-
ward a second touchdown. He picked
up the ball on Vicginias 20-yard line
and scored The last score was made
by Nirginia's error in allowing punted
ball to roll almost to its goal line
Fumbling by Nirginia's backs gave
Harvard the bal near Nirginia's %
yard line. Two earth plays netted Har-
Hamilton to Gratwick. gave Harvard its
New-York tribune., 1920-10-31
Mrs. Caut New Champion

NEW ORLEANS, Oct 3o-Mrs
! David Gaut. OF Memphis succeeded
Miss Alexa Stirling, OF Atlanta as
champion among the women golfers /
the South to-day when she defeated
Mrs. Dozier Lowndes. of Atlanta,
and l.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-31
The .ine-uL

Touohdowns-hennedy Coal from aei-
touchdown Kennedy. Field Xpal-Keu
neGy. salety- Springfield. by C.yellsrH.
substitutions boston College Swan Tor
Fitzpatrick. Foy Tor Kelly. McGahan f,s
SouerIorA, Sgrir<held NalshaW fnf
steerns. brennan for Fo~eil Husbands =,
/. Walters. l. NAt1ers FOR HGsbsa1is
AacOInbcr fo1 Dennes peai.ss tor IA.
con-oer Toweil for br- Aen- Ref re-
Low Dartmouth IL. .ir-- HDr,aits. <
eter. Head l.nesIaan MADDEN. Ai.ne.s1
T.me--rpar ]. nut pe-..--
New-York tribune., 1920-10-31
Forward Passes by Kempton
Help Yale to Down Colgate
The Line-Up

Yale t9i) Position Colgate %
Cutler. ......,....... a. E........ J. LNOrs. rti
Mackey.. -.-..-.. t. 7. T.......... sfosie 2
Sruikshanh ..-.---.I. J.. G....-.-...... Weicf
LToss ...'....-. ....-.--.. Traynor
Herr ...,...........K. i. c.. .....-.-..N Nose
" alker. ............ r. T.,.>....L L. Leonard
Dilworih ....-..-... R 4. Rathbore
lAe1npton n.,........,Q c B--.....-.. Sanfe II
Campbell i....s......T4 l. II. E.......N ehst cr
Ken ly.-......-..... +. II B....-... Mayor
Jordan --..--...-. r. = 3......-... Swentor
SCORE BY PERIODS
Yale ..-...............14 0 7-ai
Colgate 1920. .......-.-.... 0 O.
Toncndow ns--iI snpton, Kei!y. -ailworth.
Y ebster. Goals from tolchdowns-Iferr
90. Webster. Substitutes. Yale--Be fos
Cruikshanls. French FOR Kelly, u Brien for
Machay. Golgatc-Brown FOR TraynOr
Brewer for Nose Woolsey for +. Leona ri,
N aeon for Sanford. Succ. for Mayor.
Mayor for Succi. Andrews for Sweutor
Swentor for Webster. Refsree-N A.
Tufts, Brown. JluDire-D. l.. Fultz
Brown. Field Judge. A. Evans, VIII
Jams. Linesrnsn-H. (. McGrath Boslor
College. Time OF periods--l3 minutes
New-York tribune., 1920-10-31

carried the bah to within ten yards of
lAe visitors Inc, but on each occasion
penalty served to impede their prog.
resS to the goal itself Near the close
o. TINS qua-ter Boynton heaved short
forward pass TO Mclean, who galloped
aixty yards for Williams's second
score seore. La5elle kicked the goal, making
In the fourth period Williams had
Tne y nal' on columbia's l5-yard line, and
over third touchdown, was hurlinp
forward passes right and left, but none
Of them was cornpleted
New-York tribune., 1920-10-31

Situation Wanted Ads in The Tribuos
arranged 7lpnaheticaiy according -
oef . 1p~t4on 4 ~esdy rufereaee E~loe t,
. home. --Aava r
New-York tribune., 1920-10-31

Substit es--.LaHrencevillc MelcKer for
runk, fowley for Weicher. FrAutz tor
Weicker; Bill Brookes FOR Ho!abird Ref
eree-N SchWurt1. Brown Umpire
Moucr. Nnsylyaula Head lnnsIro1,-
Minds + AsylvaniA
New-York tribune., 1920-10-31

Goals from touc hdovu-- lack. 4. Pcnnsy.
7ania: NcNa'}v (substitutr
for Hsrvey). coal from toc~ ~hfown: Wrny
Referse-NaIweil, Swarthn ore. Umpire
t,cfiss Washia ston and J-nersor Fisls
Judge Me15tt. Yale. Head llnesn4au--
Tagsart Rochester. Tim Z periods---IS
minutes
New-York tribune., 1920-10-31
The lineup:

I0''TI'IN ~ WV '-Jl -IAI"l- fONIS
from touchdown Mayer t3) Ileld goal
carey. substii utlona-Correu Hayuor ror
.iril. Carey Iur noE. Bauxher for Olne,
iiorr"ll for Iiaytou. Ehersoie for Miner.
3notz for Pondlett d, Ruteers. Gardner for
Numlneril N4ev Tor NJ. RedmHn. NJ. Ped
man tor Ei,V, MNoney for Neuslecs Ref
"rre--Cochens. Of WISCONSIN. l'mYire-
Nenesac Of Dartmouth. Head lnesinan--
and IL minutes
New-York tribune., 1920-10-31
The lineup follows:

Tour hdowns-- Bowers (S). smith, Watson,
MaeCnla Goals irom touchdova--('un-
ming ham Jordan ca, Weld, Keefe. I'm
pire-Butterfeld Nereree--J. !, jel,ahan.
Head acknowledgements
New-York tribune., 1920-10-31

Referee -- CroweN ,Swarthmore,. I'm
pire~-Thorpe Q.asalie). Touc lido Ns--oiu-
Hex. SAvarla, Ni.rluau. Goals from touch
downs Maginnla ca Goel from neld
Maginnis. Suhstitu,es-W,lson for GuAcK.
I-ingle for Aote. y.pss FOR Niern.an, Gullck
for Wilson, Carlisle FOR Good. Hoore house
ioi Cusick. Harper for SaVaria.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-31

W & = ..,-... .....---5 l1-s .
Westminster ....,..... o. 0
Suhsututes--W. x j Lawrence for
BrenA~rt, Crook for Starch Brenkert tor
Lawrence. Mcdonald FOR Tesnpieton. W-s-
for Erickson, Vance FOR Mcdonald. Shan--
to- Loucke, P-riSirs for Garblsch. Law
renee FOR McLaugnltn Buchanan for Eil-
son. konvolinka for Armstrong. NtrCnatl
tor CrooH. Aiken Tor Carroll. Mcbride for
Shansr. Browning for Stein. Westruinster
Ecflund for Mcmillan. Guthrie for siaith
McRoberts for orr. Rogers for McRoberts
uchdowus-Erickson 90, Mclaughlin
Wust, Ellison. Goa! from placeruent-sar-
oisoa. Kicked goal from touchdowns-
sch 81, Ellison. Failed At goals from
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. t2l, West. Referee
y II "Spaedy" Russ, Princeton. Umpire
FrNi C-olus Dartmouth. Heed slInes
mat osa.es HaTl, feap Stass. T,ns ns
EnArtsts~--is t1lnutss-
New-York tribune., 1920-10-31
Columbia Gets Another

But tue scoring didn't end there.
Williams kicked of TO Harris. The
ocal quarterback cut loose with Il
couple a. passes at this stage Of the
same, the first going to. .Forsythe for a
ossed over the middle Of the line to
Pulieyn, who cut in. raked the ball
from on high and marched strai ght
down the center lane forty yards for
She third touchdown Canapary kicked
the goal. and the hall ended with the
score 30 to in favor Of the local
eleven.
n ths taiyd period Columbia twice
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5eite unidlneltfen, mo 3ipar nit
elmer W}ebrheit pon 10000 5tim.
men 9tur Elm paar flcinc peitlid)e
5tootcn nit ipcitigen Glcctorulitim-
men per0en Dem oeruofrotiiden
Sifet 5ilQeitonoen.
8ar}-9teu-GnqIono 9lep 9orf.
9icip Scrien, 8erninlnanio im0 9e-
Inpdre rchnet oas Gomite oen He.
publicanern 3u uno Marplano uno
0cit 9irginia peroen ais 3peifelbaft
bejeidnet.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-09-26
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plot banoelte.
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mem antrieb IN Der, Gitp san ein-
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len lei ino ibnen qeiogt babe, ieiu
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1poroen, lpdbreno er ieincn qlrbeit-
9eber per Selepbon nltiger1tlen iyabe
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Dtmu babe iid Damn cntiernt 01ml
nerlnlttbet MN, 0uB Dies Der 9erfer
nes @eidbrts mar. olif oeln, lpie man
umtabnt, cine 8ontbe in ocu ;Sirtoni.
oiitrict gebrod)t ,porocn mar. oie,
mic man gFoalhtc, Damn oori1sIih
5llr @rploiion aebradt iuitroe.
Gic 4 0idnncr Ucrocn Dor oie init
llutcriuhrng ser 9atoItrophc be-
idl0ltigte 8ralto SurD citirt tuer-
0en.