Evening star., 1921-11-26

The roofing cohorts of the oppos-
ing teams arrived on the early trains
and visitors were here literally from
the ends of the earth-weather-be
promenaders of the quarterback and
cal posts.
Diplomatic Washington had made
it's annual fall pilgrimage to New
York, and this year box seats had
been allotted certain delegates TO
the arms conference. who had come
scrimmage was an unknown form OF
warfare.
The Navy sent it's high dignitaries
to sit on the high side. and on the
other side was place set aside for
Secretary Weeks. Navy men Were
wondering if he was wholehearted
in his support of their rivals. since
he had stepped out into the world of
affairs bearing a diploma from An
napolis.
Navy Rules FavOrite.
Both elevens. with the Navay fav-
orite, had put their last polish on their
point-winning machinery. having
yesterday run through their signals
with the same snap with which they
were accustomed to bring gig along
side or wheel artillery into action.
This morning they gave the last
grooming to their traditional mas
cots-the Army mule and Navy goat
in preparation for the march down
the field behind blaring bands which
opens the annual pigskin duel.
Groundkeepers gave their last pat
TO the sod. Telegraph wires had been
strung to flash the result across the
continent and beyond, and the next
event on the program was the mar
tial entrance of the rival regiments
from Annapolis and West Point. which
had steamed into the city at an early
hour.
Vice President and Mrs. Calvin
Coolidge. the Secretaries of War
and Navy. the assistant secretary of
the Navy and Maj. Gen. James q.
share their boxes, arrived in the city
on an early train.
The Secretary of Commerce and
Mrs Hoover. the Secretary of Labor
and Mrs Davis. Rear Admiral and
Mrs Eberle, Maj, Gen. H. X. Bethel
were on another train-but these
were only a few of the nOtables. for
Khaki i-clads and wearerS of the Navy
olue came in great punches.
Those in the service gathered in the
Iobbies of their hotels to discuss and
debate the merits of their teams and
speculate on the selection of players
ny the coaches. Both Coach Folwell of
annapolis and Coach DAILY of West
Point announced probable hne-ups
and first-string men to be substi-
tuted.
The Probable Line-Up.
The lineup. as it probably will be
for the first clash, follows:
Navy. Positions. army.
p.rr Left end. .StOrck
Weldorn or Bolles Left tackle . .Mulligan
Carney Left guard. ...... Breidster
Larsen '''''
Frawley.. hient Sud,u. -. -. n;i -,
Ming. n.r". ' Nf,-..,
Quarter. .Wilhide or johnson
KOehler. r....... Left halfback. Wood
Harchet. Rlght itai1oack .iAWreh'e
truise... FuiiDack .Sihs 'he
The average weight of the Navy line.
named. is 1872 81 pounds and the ackheld IS
1871, pounds: that Of the ny line lS7 -
pounds and the backfeld 166is pounds.
Coach Folwell has for substitutions, Stoitz
Woodside and Dole. ends: Shewell. tackle:
winkler and Mcbride, guards: Sanb0rn. cen
ter: NOyes. quarter: Hamilton. Mckee and
Durgeon. halfbacks, and Hughes, 0'Regan and
Colen. fnlbacks.
The Army players ready to go into the scrim-
images after the opening of the game are.
White Glasgow, Doyle and Timberlake. ends;
bryan and Pitzer. tackles Goodman and Stuart.
guards. Clarke and Farwich. centers: French;
Gilmore, Warren and Dodd, halfbacks. and
NrIaren and Jones' fullbacks.
The officials: Referee-Dr. \. II. Sharpe.
Yale. Umpire. A. Evans. Williams. Lines
nan-Tom Thorp. Columbia. Field judge-W.
CrOwell. SwarthmOre.