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New-York tribune., 1921-10-11
y. Y. L. Starts Secret
Practice for Big Game

Secret practice for t0e Nv Yor<
University football team BEGAN ves.
terday afternoon en- Ono Field. Two
sessions will be held daily for the re-
mainder Of the year. In the afternoon
the men will 60 through their usual
york out, while in the evening black
board talks will occupy their attention.
The coaching staff laid special en-
phasis upon reinedying the defects
shown in their offensive and de-
tensive play in the game arainst
Brown University last Saturday. Many
new plays are being tried out, which
Coach Gargan may use in this weeks
game against Columbia.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-11

s}oner Announces News
Which Causes Iriuce-
ton Followers Worry

pyrNcgToN. N J.. Oct %. - a
.,..-,e-ns blow struck Princeton foot
,.r circles this afternoon. when f vas
rrssa known that IN e'l probability
.,;.Se~ Don Lcas:e, a. American GUAR
tsisSseA. VII he f" .ac T ger lineup
han Princeton faces the Navy on the
',;s.rer AZ Annapolis Saturday. Head
..,osrh RiM Roaer. who gave out tni
S,s~eietinE Information. ann aunced
.s,' fau~.e and Carrity ars both sui
s,~ine- with .nj Iries TO their legs whlcn
viil rska their play this wees uN-
Ca fs--i.y was injured In the swarth-
.,N~s rarna sid his irnD~ovem - has
,n+ been ss rapid as was anc:cipate4
=, ,he battle via Colgate here last
cs.urdsy Lorrie was slightly hurt ir
rass play during the second quar-
-. and lsf- ths = 4 and she Stadium
i,apiuw \. thst time. however MS
,.,,rv VS. considered only as ( slieht
lrs.se. BIZ over Sunday the hurt has
Developed irfo ere of more serious
The thought o. Lourie and Garlity
ling o. Of the lineup has somewhat
dashed Princoron's hopes of victory
ever he NiAshirmeu. Nevertheless
tbe Tigers will have Peck Euwer TO
ruo the team and number of gooG
iq,kfel. = N = se,ect from. including
Diek Newly, Thompson and either
Cleages or Vangerbic. Euwer. al
though not TO be compared with Louric.
has shown 10 we'll in the two games
this season and elsewhere in the back
field
Bill Roper sent the team through
stiff workout this afternoon at the
star Of the real preparation for the
Navy game. Peck F'Gwer vas at quar-
isroack instead Of Louric, with Dick
Newbr il Garriry's position and Thomp-
son playing Iullback Gilroy made the
fourth nan n the bacl:feid Jack
Cleares was NOT in the practice this
afternoon.
Ed Stiason came back to the field to-
dsy and appeared in his former left
end position. with Harvev at the other
Whoop Snivoly was also ont in uniform
This afternoon. but watched the play
only from the side lines
The practice consisted OF a thorough
signal drill work OF new plays and
dummy scrimnage.
Princeton eagerly took another thou
sand tickets for tie Nav game to-day
when the addirionsl seats were dis
.ibuted ac the athletic Office.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-11
Lasker Still Leading
In Western Chess pIay

CLEVELAND, OCT. 10. = Edward
Lasker, Of Chicago. retained his lead
in the Western championship chess
sournamsnt here to-day by defeating
W. /. Moorman, Of Lynchburg, Va
having to his credit 5i2 games won and
half g game lost
Other results were: II. s. Halbohm,
Chicago, won from n. T. Whitaker,
Washington) freplay), and from H.
Hoffman, Cleveland Samuel Factor.
Chicago, defeated +. T. Stearns, Cleye-
land; Whitaker won from J. H. Norris,
Hoopeston, H.; l.. Stolzenberg, De
troit, defeated B. A. Czaikowski, Chi :
cago; j. Beckner, Winchester, Ky, won
from Hoffman and s. II. Shapiro.
Cleveland, and drew with Moorman; :;
Shapiro won from Norris and Moor
man; Hoffman won from Czaikowski.
and Norris drew with Stearns.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-11
Courdin, Harvard's
Star Negro Athlete.
I favored for Title
Broad Jump Champion l.
Choice for National Pen
tathlon Grown Tomorrow
By Jack Masters

Ned Gourdin will be a starter in the
national pentathlon championship at
Travers Island tomorrow. This may
mean much or little to many of the all
around athletes in this section. but 10
those who are to take a fling at the
title Gourdin's entry will mean consid-
CRADLE
The famous negro star, who put Har-
ward in the running for the intercol-
legiate track and field championship of
America and who set new worlds rec
ord in the broad jump last July, is GER
tair to make a fine showing in the pen
tathlon, and by many he is picked TO
wiz the classic.
The events to be contested are: Run
ming broad jump, discus throw, jayehn
throw, 200-meter run and 1900 meter
run. Gourdin should win the Jump and
the sprint and is likely to place in the
javelin, so he should gather enough
points TO finish in the money. at least.
Other stars who hvae signed entry
blanks for, the affair are Bin Toporcer,
Morningside A. c.; A. B. Lichtman, Pat
O'Connor and Dan Shea, Pastime A. c.;
Joe Erbal, unattached; Sven Patander
and Ralph Vickstrom, Swedish -Ameri-
can n. Z.
Shea had little trouble winning the
national all-around title a few week
ago. but he had no competition 10 speak
Of outside Of the local talent.
Amateur boxers VIII stage . series
Of thirty or more -four round bouts al
Madison Square Garden tomorrow
and Thursday nights A fine lot Of
local put and take" artists have been
rounded up by Benny Levine, official
matchmaker for the Amateur Athletic
Union, among the medal chasers being
one Martin Smith, Of Congress Council.
K. OF C.
Martin gives ths army instructors
credit for what he knows Of the gentle
art of pasting the other guy, and has
made quite a record for himself in the
ring during the last six months. He
has beaten Jack Zivic, of Pittsburgh
who won The national lightweight
championship, but this occurred IN az
open tournament when no title was a.
stake
Gordon Munce, metropolitan and
national heavyweight king. viii be
among those present. The Pastime A.
c. boy viii be remembered for the
great scrap he put up last winter
against "Woof' Larsen, former Nor
wegian Turner a, c. star. who has
since Joined the professional ranks
Gordon knocked the "Woof" the com
plete length Of the Lincoln Highway
New-York tribune., 1921-10-11
Colun,jiu Gcacl'es
Paying Poyticular
.4tspnsi0n 10 line

HE Co7umbla footN.W --.aJ = ~.
going to let no in It's preraration fo,.
the New York J'nivorsitv garne II the
thoronohness of its +brac- ,,,'',,. d,.u ~,
south Field Yesterday is anv cr;fa,;o. ta-. 90
Although no scrimmare Wa bold ne
workout was hard and exacting Nooa
Coach O'Neiu ana his assis4ants ars do-
tegnlined TO havr the ,ns,, f.et ,,or,,,,'r,
together hct+er than fbev nors 'i'e.,,s 49,
The work Of the )ine IN fbe rosls,.e-
eamc vas far ron eatisfacto,,, 81
The success of ona,terSacs Ard.~.
son in pettinr awav lis ~ ~. -, 80
duo wholly 20 the vav his la beld ''o, =.
front Of him. lie stood twe,va ysr5s
-o,,,,ot5o,, a,,l ' -, ~. image on puhl
New-York tribune., 1921-10-11
Tigers and NIidshiprnen
Elevens to Renew Feud
on Annapolis Cridiron
By Ray Mccarthy

The football season will come into It's
Owl this week. By Saturday il is ex-
pscsed the worlds series will have
snded and al lovers OF spicg sport
spec.acles viii turn their attention to
,ae grial.on game. II is appropriate
an timely .l@t one Of the biggest and
most inpor-aA. games Of the year
sAoEid take place or Saturday, Just as
me season is biossoming.
ae contest We refer 10 is the Navy
sraceton battle at Annapolis. Battle
. not Misused in speaking OF this
@rnggie. The noted Donnybrook Fair
probably will seem tame in comparison
SIDES are preparing for the fray and
have been pointing toward this meet
ag since the start Of the campaign.
BESIDES being thriller in every
sense Of tae word, the game Is likely
% nave an important bearing on the
EASTERN caamp pionship. Such a title is
Mgthical 10 De sure, but we know Of
70 college thar has ever waived the
..onoc. Princeton last year was cor
esoea tas crown by the n joIity Of
compeyeat critics. The Tigers have
ssFefal ae@ stars as we'll as several
,e'erans IA she lineup, and the Mas
s@1 s,ucer.s and others see no reason
wy tae Orange and Black should no,
"~Fe on kign again this year.
aldd.es Also After Title
II ie No secret that the Navy has
championship aspirations OF its own.
!. mas fairly hard schedule, including
f!ncetoa, Penn State and the Army
29d win N array Of stars, most Of
,@a2ia are veterans, supporters OF the
adde's are confident the team will
S'sF r'ght through without defeat
- ~: there are other reasons why
Sa.ufcsy's set-to between the Tigers
~ sizzler. There is considerable Q
.seiing between the two teams as a
zen, 81 lat years game In Palmer
5.seis IA And most of the players who
ysfic.Eated IL tha, contest win face
S@te ethsr again this weekend.
n SeT ooShesded Princetonians &C
*:s's' the Hsdsnipmen of unspo-tsman-
..1s '9ctica In last years. game. OF
.'ofs" tAs H.ddies and the Naval
.<teAeetay authorities promptly denied
allegations. There was some talk
b-e@k IN the athletic relations
:. the mo rchools. No such action.
s'~syer, deYeioped, end I. Is TO be
YEA none IL taken after this game.
5p1 cam change nun an nature
~ toefe is 70 denying that there viii
- bisAfy Il aggrcssiyenegs and hard
S'@1 II aatorday's game.
odds May Favor Navy
4ns naost important question regard
~ - .ssus ls. which team vii. win ?
- nazing eeen either eleven perform
~ ee@son IL - hard question 70
<~At">f We would say tat The con
syDears % he tosE-up, with the
~ " sny, eighty fagoring the
=, - data tho Annapolis students have
.'s'~n . better advantage than their
..'~'s =. md appear 70 be keen Tor what
III eonsie"r. with the exception Of
~ Hf'o1 struggle, tDcir most I'm
.-fs Navy hs< staiwart linc that
<yyFafF - De more evenly balanced
@n taaf II tne jir4r8. oat don'f thlnk
=, minute taas tnc Nassau lDfuarsi4
- rf DndDrzizeJ lads. ftom
u taN<ie taey appear - he just
s'De, nan fDf MN, ~ the Sas3
Gafnz, ard tee ends seem IN be
'<ht.y better But gr,rn All ocoounss
s.t, 'aS7 me az whole hss been
Ing bsttss yor<. And tcamwork ia
New-York tribune., 1921-10-11

IIHACA. \. =. Oct Corncu i
we'll satisfied with the Improvement
shown by tho varsity eleven in The
Rocnester game, and even Coach Dobie.
VINO is usually chary Of praise, said he
vas pleased with the showing OF the
team IL dad so we'll thai he contena-
Plates no further changes in per
The varsity got out on wet field late
to-day for signal drill. BeginnIrg
this week special preparation for the
Colgate and Dartmouth games is tie
program. Two strong substitute
Callson, fullback, and Rollo. guar3
are out os the game temporarily We
minor injuries.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-11
Horemans l. Master of
Yarnada in Two Blocks

Edouard Horemans, Of Belgium, eas
tly mastered Koji Namada. Of Japan, y
the first two blocks of their 1900 point
tournament at 1872 balkline at the Ma
tional Billiard Academy, Brooklyn. yes
terday. In the afternoon Horemans
won. 800 20 166, while in the evening
he was victorious, 300 to l08.
Horemans averaged 20 1-13 and
81 48 respectively, while Yamads aver
aged 13 1912 ard Is 2-7 Horemans
had a high run OF 97 in the afternoon
and l05 in the evening. Yamada ran
* and Al.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-11
Penn Halfback Injured;
Tackled bv Three Men

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10. - George
James, halfback on the Penn football
team, in the scrimmage drill on Frank
lin Field this Afternoon between the
second and third varsity teams, in
jurcd his leg so badly that he had to
be removed to the university hospital.
James vas carrying the bali after
the kickoff and was tackled by three
men simultaneously. IN the TAI! his leg
vas twisted. DR.. Light made an ex
animation and feared that the shin
bone mad been splinterod and ordered
him to the hospital for X-ray.
The second and third varsity went
through Il long scrmmagc to-day un-
score Ma9 made.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-11
Carpenters Right"

Is Carpenters right really straight from the
shoulder Ike the straight left hooking swing
ing bow?" r. G. of Pittsburgh
Several books manly give the impress
that straight right punch accuracy
Carpenters righhanded waop u.s. an
hand smash with the hand
speed 1t was more
of an overland hook than an uppercut
The full right blow with the
body supporting the throwing
right side the everything into this SOCK and
Dempses jaw the first obstacle that delivery
The Tiger Test
The Tiger out Of Nassaus football looks
aaneating mood this Every in
brand take lightly
aeasons line strong waiting
Princeton Bill Roper
il he to slip by safely.
This
rousing affair between we'll coached machines
Of fine material Princeton should
certainties that she viii get by
radiant 1t Psburshs Laayette power
the latter against
Barring will
with her share Of delegates the championship debate
each equipped Of likely arguments
the Syracuse observed
triple combination that will arprovded spill
brace Of fumbles
The Two-Ply Span
Dear Sir: In 1871 the first years
later 1891 Boston, took both years
and New York takes
two Will it be Phiadelp phia St Louis in 1886?
AN OLD FAN.
The demand cry for speed
do combination For further effect look present
New-York tribune., 1921-10-11
Coaches Displeased
With Harvard Line

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Oct 1o.-The
main feature Of this afternoon's 9 Har-
Yard football practice was long black
board talk. Tho coaches are dissatis-
fed with the work Of The line. and espe-
cially where Leonard, Of Indiana, broke
through and blocked a punt.
Cehrke and Tierney both we're given
a rest to-day. Fits took the former 3
place at left halfDack and viii PROB
ably remain there until Saturdays
game with Georgia. Tierney Will be
back in uniform Wednesday. Kunhardt,
substitute tackle, opened up a split over
his r'ght eye Saturday, and VIII be out
Of play for ten days. Mitchell Graf
wick has wrcnchcd his knee again and
win Nlso rcst
New-York tribune., 1921-10-11
Macy Expects Record
CrOaUi for Tiger Game

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Oct l0.-Antici-
pating record crowd for the Navy
Princeton football game at Farragut
Field next Saturday authoritie. Of
the Naval Academy have formulated
regulations to handle the situation.
Not only will seats in the grand
stand and small bleachers tickets be
issued by the Navy Athletic Associa-
ton, but Rear Admiral Henry B. Will
son, uperintendent or the Academy, is
sued an order to the effect that the
Gates 10 the government inclosure will
&c closed from 9 o. N. until $3.50 p. m.
and admission Will be denied all not
ever, will De only Tor admission to
tie reservation
New-York tribune., 1921-10-11
Shoot Ducks Next Sunday

The duck shooting season on Long
Island runs from October fs to January
81 this year. Prior to 1920 the conser-
vatlon law stated that where tho oper
season commences or ends or Sunday it
shall be deemed to commence or end on
the Saturday Immediately preceding
such Sunday. In the amendments made
TO the conservation law by tho Legis-
lature of 1920 this provision was
stricken out. Hunters have been warned
it viii not be lawful to shoot ducks on
Long Island this year before Octo-
bcr I6,
New-York tribune., 1921-10-11

An G er--yileei1~ cj~-io
of friends
lone taf, c.,., c,..,
I'll p,-o,,...
Hove
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Everything tlCurSI Oh to-
New-York tribune., 1921-10-11

MORGANTOWN w. Va, oct. 10
Homer Martin, West Virginin's half
back, who played such IA strong game
against Pitt last Saturday, and who was
expected to be out for ten days with
injuries, surprised even the coaches
by appearing for practice this after
noon. His knee bothered him only
slightiy. The Mountainccrs play the
Ohi~ University here Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-11
Commits ION Eayors McEghc

The official verdict % the Mike Nc
Cabe Knockout Phil belmont bout that
ended st the Commonwealth Sporting
Club with Referee Donneily reserving
his decision until the State Commits
sion reviewed the case was decided in
favor of McCabe. The official decision
rounds
New-York tribune., 1921-10-11

MIDDLETOWN. Conn Oct. To-
Coach Martin put the Wesleyan eleven
through hard practice this afternoon
in preparation for the BOSTON Univer-
sity game Saturday. The varsity held
the ball most of the time and forward
passes and trick plays wero used to
good effect,
New-York tribune., 1921-10-11

BOSTON. oct. 10. The Hoston Col
lege football team had stiff scrmmngo
to-day ms its last work out before lcay-
iug to-morrow for Dallas, Tex, for Il
game with baylor University next Sat
lrday Boston VIII present virtually
it's fun strength ogainst the Texans, al
though Doyle and Phillips, early season
casualties, are stil! out Of play,
New-York tribune., 1921-10-11
LII Feeling of Rival Players
10 Feature First Big Contest
Wills Sinks Cunboas
Early IN First Round

HAVANA, Oct. 10.-Earry Wills.
Il tee negro heavyweight pugilisf,
this afternoon knocked out Gunboat
Smith in minute and 7 seconds of
fighting. Six clean blows from
Wills. among them a crushing right
to the back of Smiths neck, dazed
the former sailor, and a left UPPER
cut TO the Jaw sent rim to the foor,
where he was counted out. Smith
did not lard blow.
The fight was to have gone twenty
rounds.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-11
Club airs Meet
In Novel Tourney
On Yol1kers Links S
Hudson River Club Arranges
Four Ball Competition
FOR Cup This Week End

The Hudson River Country Club will
hold novel golf tournament this week
end. Instead Of the usual individual
play, the committee has arranged for
four-ball meeting, open to pairs from
any club which is q member Of the
United States Golf Association. Best
ball scores will count throughout The
winning club will hold the William
Boyce Thompson cup for one year and
the members of the winning team and
the runners-Up in the first eight will
receive individual prizes.
The winners N the other cights and
in the handicap also win receive prizes.
The Thompson cup viii remain in com
petition until won three times by rep
sesenra-ives Of the same club. Then
it vii become the permanent property
Of that club.
The qualifying round Of eighteen
holes will be played on Thursda
Match play viii start on Friday and
the final round Of thirty-six holes will
be played on Saturday. Entries should
be sent either to the Hudson River
Country Club, In Yonkers, or TO Will
liam Jabine, 141 Centre Street, New
York City.
The Belleclaire Golf and Country
Club viii hold a women's tournament
next week, starting Monday, in which
many OF tho stars who played in the
national tournament at Deal las. week
viii compete.
Miss Cecil Leitch, British champion.
and her sister. Miss Edith; Miss Marion
hol-ins, the United States champion;
Mrs. Clarence Vande rbeck, Of ph;ladel-
phia, former national title holder; Miss
Glenna Collect. tho star little golfer
Of Providence, r. l.; Mrs. William A.
Gavin, metropolitan champion, aud Miss
Elaine Kosenthal, Chicago star, are
among those who have already sent in
their entries
1t is expected that g field OF more
than seventy golfers will tee off on
Monday. Entries can be sent to the
secretary Of the Belleclalre Club at
bayside, l. I. The entry list is open
until Monday morning.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-11
.didsh;pmen Proctice
Npsr YcIls for Battle

ANNAPOLIS, Nd. Oct. 1o.--That the
Navy contingent IS deeply Interested
n the Princeton game next Saturday
VAS indicated this afternoon. when the
nldshipmen assembled in the grand
stand Immediately after the drill and
we're led by gellmaster Morehouse and
MS assistants il some Of the songs and
ellis which VIII be used duriSg the
same.
All the features Of big game will
New-York tribune., 1921-10-11
still a big help IN this old-fashionet

still a big help IN this old-fashioned
pastime
The Navy has q brilliant set Of backs
two Of them, in fact. Princeton,
too, has nifty backfeld and in Lourie
has a man who Is superior to any
the Middies have to offer. However,
Lourte may not play Saturday, owing
TO an injury, In kicking the Navy
will have the advantage with King, the
husky tackle, doing the punting and
goal kicking.
Both teams, with Roper and Folwell
on the fob, are we'll coached, so that
plenty Of good football should be
shown by both sides.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-11
lEucsion 10 Try Comeback

PHILADELPHIA Oct. Thomas A.
Hucston ia going 20 attempt to regain
pocket billiard honors he formerly held.
He is among the ten GUESTS entered in
the national championship pocket bill
lizard tournament, to be held in phi!a-
dclphia October IT to 29, inclusive.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-11

remember, remember,
A long, long tire ago,
When there avere knots upon my head
Where tackIers laid me low.
When there ~ere seams from hostile cjcots
Upon my youtkfM mash,
As IN nay boyish Ignorance
| dived beneath aqtsh
I remember, remember,
The fun it used 30 be
When came hmping in at might
To bandage mp knee
Bat a1o90 / thinl: I'd Just as soon
SIT quietly en- The lines
And let the other feNous make
4 boardaoclk OF their spines
New-York tribune., 1921-10-11
Joie RAYS Attempt DELAYED

TORONTO, Oct. l0.-A heavy track
TODAY caused Joie Ray, star middle
distance runner, to postpone until to-
morrow his attempt to lower the worlds
record Of II 40 .or enc mile, held by
iforran Tabor
New-York tribune., 1921-10-11

TONIGHT
Ctue-nsboro a. C.---iSushy Grnharn w.
10. Mooney. ~ rounds.
WEDNESDAY
Palace Of Jos--faui Doyle W. Jimmy
O'Cutty. ~ rounds.
5fau4zon square Garden--.Amateur
Douts.
JfJEEDAY
Jamaica 8. C.---Andy Cheney Va.
5a< Iti~ >ormun. " rounds,
I0Zd Medical ArnOry--,juhnny IL O.
Isfrera ~. 3rgrs Nnrtip. !. rounds
MsAdIsoB square tardcn---. Amateur
Iopts.
FRIDAY
18th EnfanffJ-~Ja'A PurIrnnn W.
GFe ffnr' on. - tsuude.
Madison SQuaee Garden---Fny Keisrr
~. itiuy slads. 10 rounds.
hhI, ftItAY
Rink y. C.---Bobby Michaeis vs.. Hod-
cap Wlisnu. tx rounds.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-11

MERlDEN. Corn. Oct l0-Kid KRp-
len. 81 tais citn was awarded the de-
clsiou over Billy De Foe. Of 81 Pau.
here ten eh2. whan De Foe foule1 ain.
in the fifth round
New-York tribune., 1921-10-11

Albert Britt in "Oung has Frank
football player Of all time Hnkey Walter
dsembodd spirit He probably had
known gidron annals Pound king
this viewpoint right say that he was greater
than Thorpe Mhan stronger faster versatile stars
MIGHT another
New-York tribune., 1921-10-11
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