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UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

NfF''f HsIkINN NHNNt "
10000 Bible School.
No preaching. Pastor out OF town.
1900 Young Peoples Meeting.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
Macy Displays Weak Defense
In Scrinamage With Scrubs
Second Team Makes Long
Gains Against Varsity
ON Plunges and Passes
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

ANNAPOLIS, Nd. Nov. 16.--Thc
Naval Academy varsity showed the
weakest defense of the season in a
practice session with the second team
this afternoon. In fact, not even in
regular game, except against Penn
State, have such telling and continuous
gains been made against it this season.
The Navy team yielded ground against
both line plunges and forward passes,
and immediate steps will be taken TO
brace up the defense.
Devons, back of whom little has
been heard this season, made the great
est line gains, some of them being moro
than twenty yards, while Soucek was
also effective.
The latter got the ball to Ballenger
on forward pass at least three times.
two Of the plays resulting in long gains
In the first drive up the field the sec
ond team carried the ball eighty yards
without a break.
The one feature of the varsity's play
ing was the running of Barchet, one of
his sprints being for over fifty yards.
Wiedorn continued in Bolles's former
place at left tackle, and will probably
start against the Army. There is more
uncertainty as to whether Cruise will
hold the backfeld position against
Hamilton
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
Columbia Eleven
Resumes Practice
After Long Respite
Koppish, Injured Backfield
Star, Gives Way to Gold
stein; Scovil at Tackle

Columbia's gridiron squad resumed
work on South Field yesterday after
four-day iay-off. Limbering-up work, a
blackboard talk and long signal drill
featured the practice, which lasted
long after the flood lights had been
turned cm
Coach "Buck" O'Neill was not In
sistent upon any hard grinding, but
was satisfied to let his men work
gradually. Following session at kick
ing and passing, he lined the entire
squad Up for lorg blackboard talk.
This completed, he picked the first and
second team linc-ups and start.i them
in march up and down the field, prac-
ticing every type of play that is likely
to be used against Colgate on Thanks
giving Day.
One significant change marked the
varsity lineup. Walter Koppisch,
whose side was rather badly hurt in
the game with Ohio University last
Saturday, was missing from the back
field. George Goldstcin, second string
player, got his place. Goldstcin vas
regular quarterback Of the secor team
in 1919, but was kept out Of football
work last year due to an INJURY.
Korn, guard, was in uniform for
the first time since the Cornell game,
when his knee was wrenched. The 200
Founders leg is still rather stiff, put
ne will be able to resume his place in
the line within couple of days, Bro
dill, whose shoulder was injured, has
not yet returned to the lineup, al
though "Doc" Barrett, the trainer,
promises that he will be able to take
part in the game with the Maroon.
Burt called signals again yesterday
and applebaum, Mosczenski and Golu-
stem made up the rest of the first
string backfeld. In the line, Blaina
was at center, fanked by Walder and
Galloway. Captain Scovil has resumed
his place at tackle, displac;ng Meyer.
Modarelli played the other tackle posi-
tion. w. B. Johnson and Forsyth we're
at the wings.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17

Owens Kicking
Features Drill
For Final Game
Crimson Team That Faced
Princeton Has First Work
Out Since Recent Clash
.specfal pispateh 10 Yhe Tribune

Special Dispatch TO The Tribune
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Nov. 16.-~For
the first time since che Princeton game
the Harvard varsity eleven, as it lined
up against the Tiger, ran through sig
nails to-day and participated in light
tackle, and Phil Coburn, fullback, were
relieved when the more rugged work
was attempted. Ladd played for Tier
ney, and Vinton Chapin replaced Co
burn. Crocker remained longer at
tight end, but Hartley did the bulk of
the work there.
After the blackboard talk indoors the
team went directly into the Stadium,
= wore later brought up in groups
for session of tackling the dumn1ies.
4ackiing at times has been q.
bit Oft color this fall, and the coaches
are rather late in recognizing it. The
ployed in an effort to make up for lost
time.
The drop kicking to-day proved one
of the features Of practice George
Owen shot over number Of fine field
goals from midfeld, and Charley
Buell., Whine Churchill, Karl Pfaf-
man and several other backs con-
sistently brought the ball over the
crossbars from number Of different
and difficult angles. The punting, too,
seems to have improved.
Again the second team worked their
plays against the varsity and appeared
to have some success, although the
coaches barred tackling or any con-
tact action which might increase the
hospital division.
There was mass meeting tonight
of nearly 1900 graduates who cheered
the team and listened TO speeches by
Head Coach Fisher, Captain Kane and
several others.
The undergraduates will march to
the field tomorrow, where the last
practice of the fall will be held. A
monster student demonstration is ex-
pected. After practice the squad will
be taken by motor to Manchester,
where signal dirk and kicking practice
will be held Friday afternoon.
With the game only three days away,
the advance guard of Harvard grad
yates has begun to pour into Boston.
Tickets have been sent to former Har-
ward men in thirty states. California
applicants were notified by wire that
their pasteboards would be reserved
until their appearance in Cambridge,
o. ..ng to lack Of time in forwarding the
tickets. Every state along the Allan
tic seaboard from Maine to Louisiana
will be represented at the stadium, and
with the additional seats that have
been built around Nle cinder track and
standing room which has been provided
the attendance will not be short Of
! $4,000 persons.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
Shankey and Boutot
Run Fordham Eleven

The Fordham eleven was driven at
q rapid pace yesterday by Coach Joe
pu Moe in the semi-final practice
OF the year. A short scrimmape
between the Arst team and the
scrubs was the only feature Of m
otherwise dull afternoon. The arat
team managed 20 beat the seconds bv
scoring 5 touchdowns to 1.
Taking turns at running the first
eleven from the position Of quarter
back were Arthur Boutot ard Eus
Shankey. Though both Of these man
have had but limited amount Of ex-
perience as frst string quarter, Du
Moe will be forced to cali upon one Of
them to start against Springfield on
Saturday. II is probable that Boutot
will receive first call.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
N. Y. u. Continues Drive
For Game With Trinity

The New York University football
team continued it's drive in prepara-
tion for the game next Saturday with
Trinity College, Of North Carolina,
with long signal drill yesterday on
Ohio Field. Instead Of going over the
old formations that they have been
using all season, they rehearsed many
fake plays.
In the second half of the game with
Rutgers last week the Violet resorted
to several criss-crosses and lateral
passes, together with long forwards.
They proved to be big ground gamers.
Sehres,, the varsity quarterback. who
was injured in last weeks game, re-
ported yesterday and went through
the signal drill with the team.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
Bowie Entries

First race tsor two-year-olds: claiming !;
e aT zss 10 s saeh MI. sts Sansq A
io7: Jacquelia. loa 'Hillsdnle. 1o1: Thee
Elias O.. 10 each; Swift Grass. 1o7: Vel
Rsstess stFssF'T s. Also 1911 ros.
10; Yelled Colleen, Iady zeus. lo3 each
margaret c., 102.
Second race tThe Lafayette Purse; Tor
two-year.olds; seven furlongs; out Of the
Excuse Me. Yankee ssar. Joseph Brent,
Timbreli. lo7 each: Grisslda. lo4. Also
Msnsns GlD 1o4 cs
Morrill,. lo7 each: Plucky. 1o4.
xR. T. Wilson entry.
Third tacs Claiming; for three-yeAr-
olds 9ls and up; SIX ana one-talf furIonssl---
MsSsS Mses Frs Mss M as 5ssw csa,raa 81 nass s
rn9rny 1oY nIss wsy .1s: ,sS 'cSsh e the
sJyntee. liz; sEast View, .soms BABY,
loi each: Fell swoop. ils; Ultra Cold
S .Sarsp .AsSsumptisn ,,rI ia Arr.h GS On
Fourth race tThe oossip purse; foy
fillies and mares: ell ages: one rnilo and
o,s ssysnty yaYras9ahnnssta 1874 Arroy Of
tons. ss; BY. Jinaminy. 1o4; Dresden. lOs !;
o,d. FIFTH +, race sclaisn,nE;;, for shrss-ysarz
Flower. los; .Yorkist. III: .woodthrush,
10; Lady Lillian. 1oe.
Sixth race tcisin,ins; for thres-year-
Trojan, III: Antilles, 100, Rajah, lo4:
sNatural.' 1903: Secretary, 1903: sZeaious.
90: Frank FoEarty. Ill: Gilt Fringe, l1oI
scurrent Events. i1o; Huonec, ios: SHard
Guess. 1eS.
Seventh raes tolairnins; fer three year
olds and upward; ono rnils and seventy
yardsl-The Decision. Ill. Queen Blonde,
vesuvius, 10s; Bomhast, 1917; aisribed
Voter. 1iS; Fair aud Warmer. Hcmlocs
and Fair and Warmer. Rorris s Buckley
entry. ~ 49, ss
sE4ve pounae allowance s!strsA.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
Absence of Freshmen
flinders W. and T. Work

WASHINGTON, Pa, Nov. 16.-Coach
Neale was unable to hold practice Of
the dimensions he wanted for the
Washington and Jefferson players this
afternoon because several of his stars
in the freshman class were unable to
appear on the field. The first year
men are now in the throes of the six
week tests to determine whether they
had secured sufficient scholastic
standing to continue their college
work, and every freshman is busy now
in recitation hall
Neale was compelled to employ his
veterans only in the practice to-day
He confined his drill to signal and
formation work, with individual in
structions on points where the "Presi-
dents" were weak against Pitt and
where he hoped to have improvement
against West Virginia on Thanksgiv-
ing
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
Standing Of the EIeuens
", " Western Conference
THE standing Of the teams fol-
lows, only Conference games
beinr included:
Has Difficulty
Stopping Subs attack
Speoia! Dispatch to Tho Tribuno

SpcCNS DtSpGtCH 20 JH0 TrS0Hn6
WEST POINT, N. Y, Nov. 16.--An
hours scrimmage was INDUCED in TO-
day by the Army team. Considerable
attention was again devoted to the de-
fense. The first team had considerable
difficulty in stopping the scrub attack,
which consisted OF the plays which the
Navy has shown this season.
The scrubs were able to advance the
ball from kickoff by series of short
rushes through Garbish and Davidson
to the first teams 1O-yard line. Here
the defense rallied and the first team
took the ball on downs. The first team
then advanced the hall by excellent
plunges through guard to the scrubs
20-yard line.
At this point forward pass by the
first team was intercepted by the
scrubs. A resulting tumble Ly the
scrub team, however, enabled the first
team to score.
French and smythe did the kicking
tor the respective teams, and their ef-
forts were about stand-off. Both
performed very creditably. During this
drill .Willhide, who has returned to the
squad, ran the first team and johnson
directed the second eleven.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
Rutgers Working Hard
For Seasons Final Came

NEW BRUNSWICK. n. J., Nov. TO-
The Rutgers squad is preparing in
earnest for its last game Of the season
with West Virginia on Saturday. Coach
Sanford put his players through long
signal drill and short scrimmage this
afternoon, as he was not pleased with
the eleven's playing against N. Y. U.
He expects to muster his full
strength for the final contest, although
Gardner and Kahle are still nursing
injuries and will be out for the season.
The West Virginia eleven has struck
it's stride since the Pitt defeat and
has triumphed over Washington and
Lee by larger margin than the Scar
let did earlier in the season.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
Lafayette Coach Makes
Two Changes in Iine.TJn

EASTON, Pa, Nov. 16.-The Lafay-
cite College football team was given
ITS last hard workout Of the year here
so-aay By Coach Sutherland in prep
with Lchigh at South Bethlehem
There were two changes in the varsity
lineup. mickey" Hurnmell, the left
end last year, was at left tackle in
place of Williams, whie Chickenoski.
the freshman back, took Gszella's
place at right halfback.
Contrary to the seasons practice
schedule, there was no hard scrimmag-
ing between the first and second teams.
Instead Sutherland had dummy scrim-
mage with the scrub on the offensive,
using the Lehigh formations
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
Columbia Board Awards
Fifty Varsity Letters

Fifty varsity letters and twenty
freshmen numeral awards were decided
upon yesterday at the fall meeting Of
the insignia committee Of the Column
bia University Athletic Association.
The letters were given in practically
all Of the spring sports, and include
crew, baseball, track, golf and tennis
letters and numerals.
The awards are as follows:
Varsity crew with c-cssed oars
Cooper. Oscar Thees. r. Kessler scovil, An
". F. Hahn, manager; Lansing S. Van
Crew G (to junior crew)-Norman will
let. stroke; William frost. John Thomp-
son. Ridley NJ. Enslow. James Parks. Henry
knodeL Harold Brennan. George Medigo-
witch, Nathaniel Levi. coxswain.
Varsity substitutes ''rCc''--Georgo Van
Gerbig, Arthur Thompson. Leo Rosen-
1924" insignia with crossed oars
Melee Mslooin srown' stroke william Johnston,
Ince Charles Neaie. Thomas Christie, Carl
Theobald. William Marshall. .coxswain.
SIRE FRESHMEN men. Grey ,. substitutes "1sat-A.
Washek Paul Shaw. Edward Seager, VIC
Baseball varsity c-Jamss Tedtord,
Freeman. Harold Smith. George Moeschen.
Alex Wattl. John Clark. Bliss Price. NJ.
Wunderlich, Elliot Nevin. manager.
Baseball varsity substitutes ''bCb"--Ed.
ward Meyer, Alfred SAKE.
varsity track "tCt"-Stewart Blundell.
George Trowbridge,
Freshmen track "1sa4"--J. Goldman.
Golf 'gCt"--Arthur l.. Walker. captain;
Martin schreiber, X. r. Eilers. w g.
Towers. D. A. Church. Charles A. Lowen-
thai. Leroy johnson.
Varsity tennis "tCt'A-H. Adams Irving
Raymond. d. scoyil. Edward McIouEhiins' =
Edward II. AppieDy. captain; j. sosa,
manager.
Freshmen tennis '1s24'-u. Bachrach.
J. wv. Jones /. WelssberEer.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
ROGERS PEET COMPANY
California Football Team
Invited to PLAY at Penn

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1e.-Far
Western alumni Of the University Of
Pennsylvania have suggested that IN
making up the 1922 football schedule,
the University of California be IN
vited to play in Philadelphia next fall,
with a return game on the Coast on
New Years Day following, or the fall
OF 1923.
Pennsylvania athletic authorities are
understood to be considering the sug-
gestion. California is coached by Andy
Smith, former Pennsylvania captain.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
Billiard Champion
Of France Doubles
Score of Schaefer
Cont Defeats Chicago Star,
400 to 2O3, in Title
Tournament at Chicago

CHICAGO. Nov. 16. - Roger Cont,
French billiard champion, to-day won
his first victory in three starts in the
worlds championship 1872 balkline
tournament, when he defeated Jake
Schaefer, 400 to 203. Cont had previ-
ously lost to Welker Cochran, of San
Francisco, and Willie Hoppe, holder Of
the title.
Cont played out in ten innings, and
would have finished in the ninth had he
not missed an easy masse shot, with 4
to go. Schaefer, the Chicago star,
seemed to have trouble keeping the
balls together, while Cont exhibited
his best work Of the tournament.
Conti's high run was 1873.
Willie Hoppe, worlds champion, won
the second match to-day, when he de-
feated George Sutton, of Chicago, 400
to 274. Hoppe played out in ten inn
ings, with high run ce 1856 in the last
frame.
The match was one of the most hotly
contested OF the tournament, Sutton
ieaoiHs aoPpe tHrougnOuI the game, eX-
cept in the second and third innings
until Hopes high run in the tenth.
Sutton was defeated yesterday by
Schaefer and Hoppe won yesterday s
match from Cont.
The score by innings:
rotsl Mt4pPo0 Poo AVsras: a. 81 o. H. s, O. 1856
rosu, sutton--72 on, IS. I. loa, 4, 0, IL. 2. /,
iotai, z74. Average, 80 90.
Edouard Horemans, the Belgian
champion, tonight defeated WeIkes
Cochran 400 to BAL. Horemans played
out in twelve innings and had a high
run Of 1os, while Cochran's high run
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
Pitt Goes to Country
To Train for Big Game

PITTSBURGH, Nov. ls.-The Uni
versity Of Pittsburgh football team is
going to the country" to complete
preparation for its final game with the
undefeated Penn State team hero
Thanksgiving Day.
Coach Warner to-day made arrange
ments to take his gridiron warriors
to the Kiskiminetas Prep School. at
Salisbury, Pa on Friday, and to keep
them there until the morning Of the
game. Warner realizes that special
preparation is necessary If his men
are TO have chance against the
Nittany Lions.
The varsity scrimmaged to-day
against the freshmen, and there viii
be similar session for a short time
tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
Chicago Schoolboy Eleven
Coming to Play Erasmus

CHICAGO, Nov. 1e. A high school
football team from, Chicago will play
Erasmus Hall High School Of Brooklyn.
N. y, on November "a, e. C. Delarorte'
city high school athletic director. an
nounced to-day. Austin High School
VIII play Hyde Park here Saturday to
determine which one makes the trip.
Authority for the trip must be OBJ
tanned from the board of trustees.
which meets November %, but the
board is considered as favoring the
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
Scout Predicts Victory
For Syracuse Team Here

SYRACUSE, Nov. 16.-That Syracuse
VIII defeat Dartmouth in the ganae at
the Polo Grounds in New York Citv
next Saturday afternoon, is the op;nion
OF Heavy" Van Arnam, scout Of the
syracuse team, who saw Dartmouth and
renn battle to their 14-14 tie st New
York last Saturday.
Ihis opinion is also shared by Harry
nooertson, brother Of Jim Robertson,
brothers team play several games
earlier in tho season and he saws he
believes Syracuse has the stronger
team and ought to triumph Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
Bezdek Drives State
Hard on Muddy Field

STATE COLLEGE, Pa, Nov. left
the Thanksgiving Day game with Pitt
is played on a muddy gridiron the Penn
State eleven should be fairly we'll pre-
pared, as the Nittany Lions went
through another hard practice drill this
afternoon, with the rain driving down
and converting the practice field into a
swamp.
1t seems that when it rains hardest
Rezdek orders. the hardest practice, and
the players have become SO accustomed
to work in the rain that they no Longer
mind it. Hap Frank, Harrisburg boy.
who was injured in the Navy game, vas
back IN tozs today with the second
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
Ithacans' First Team
Breaks Scrub Line Af-
ter a Long Scrimmage
spcesas D1spatoA to The rri,,.,.e

ITHACA, N. ", Nov. le.-Cornell
plunged into regular scrimmage this
afternoon, the first to be staged in
more than week. Coach Dobie found
some fairly good going OH part of the
varsity gridiron and he had the first
and third teams at it for the betetr
part of an hour, although the play
was not too strenuous.
Clyde Mayer had coached the scrubs
IN the Penn plays and they gave the
varsity busy time of it. Most atten-
sion was paid to defending against the
forward pass, Ramsey. Olhey, Lechler
and Pfann being kept on their toes all
the 5,,sI1 time. The line broke through fro-
yIshIi% Wah' s,i ana p considerably worried
quarterbacks.
=. The entire Cornell team was III the
lineup. ! but Dobie didn't allow Kaw
20 20 work very long on the soft field and
Hanson, Lechler and Ramsey we're ~ a,so '
used only q short while. '' '
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
Mountaineers Out Of Luck

MORGANTOWN, w. Va, Nov. To-
Coach Spears was In despair to-day
over his West Virginia football team.
Lyttle could not be present for prac-
tice, and this, together with Martins
continued absence and the conflict Of
late classes and early nightfall, made
the outlook dismal one for Spears.
Nevertheless he put the squad through
rigorous scrimmage, emphasizing the
defense against the forward pass with
an eyA 20 the play which w. end J..
ussd 40 hsas rltt AZ rsstss Sis,d HAI.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
Cornell Is Perfecting Defense
Against Penn's Forward Passes
Ithacans Get Permit
To Parade In PhiIlv

ITHACA, N. T.. Nov. 16.--The Cor
nell undergraduate body has OBJ
tanned permission for victory ma.
rade from Franklin Field down town.
Official sanction from the Philadel-
phia Police Department has been
obtained. Now all the students
need is victory.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
English Girls Wi,s
18th Straight Came;
Play Here To-day

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10 The
all-English girls hockey team
scored its fifteenth straight victory
to-day by winning its last game
here against the all-Philadelphia
team, 20 to 4.
The visitors are scheduled to play
in New York tomorrow and Friday
and will leave for England on Sat-
urday.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
Lehigh in Hard Workout

BETHLEHEM, Pa, Nov. 1e.-Lone
alter the spotlights were turned on
this afternoon Coach Frank Click was
ttill driving his Lehigh squad in pre-
pairing for the Lafayette game on
Saturday afternoon. There was no
let-up. but continual drive in which,
despite the torrid defensive scrimmape
against Lafayette plays, the players
retired to the showers with no seri-
Gus injuries.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
Kansas Wins by Knock-Out

" SYRACUSE, N. Y, Nov. 16.-Rocky
Kansas, of Buffalo, knocked out Packey
Hommey. Of New York, in the second
round Of the scheduled twelvc-round
bout tonight. Kansas took the ae-
gresSive from the start and about the
,niadIe !. OF the second session planted a.
dropping for the full count. s0S-
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
Damages for Ball PLAYER

PH1LADELPHIA, Nov. 16.-For the
first time since the state workmen's
compensation act went into effect, a
baseball player has received an award
for injuries sustained in q baseball
game. The award was made yesterday
to David j. Hickman, of Brooklyn, n.
Y, against the Oil City Baseball As
sociation. His leg was broken at the
opening Of the 1921 season and he is
unable to play baseball, according to
his statement.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
Amherst Freshmen Lose

AMHERST, Mass, Nov. 16.-The
Deerfeld Academy football team de-
feated the Amherst College freshmen
on Pratt Field this afternoon, 14-c.
The winning eleven made two touch
downs in the last quarter on forward
passes. Buttertield played good game
for the visitors, while Captain Pratt
and Allison were the best ground gain
ers for Amherst.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
Tommy Gibbons Wins

WINDSOR. Ont, Nov. i6-Tomnv
Gibbons, Of St. Paul, knocked out sSoi.
der" Jones, clainlare T. y
weight boxing championship Of Can
ada, tonight in the hIst round OF tier
scheduled ten-round bout.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
Lacrosse Practice Started

BALTlMOKE, Nov. 16. While
spring and its collegiate sports are
still ,tlll far in the offing, plans for the
1922 lacrosse season at Johns Hopkins
are already being whipped into shape.
ran practice was started to-day. A
with Stevens Tech, Princeton. Lnhiph
and SYRACUSE eN0"AS'A
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
C. c. N. Y. in Dual Meet

The Lafayette College cross-couu-
try team will oppose the c. C. n. Y.
barriers tomorrow in q dual meet &C
Van Cortlandt Park over the A. A. U.
course of six and one-haif miles. La
fayette defeated the local hiil-anj-
daIers last wear.