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The New York herald., 1921-12-18
RUTGERS NOSES OUT
COLUMBIA'S TEAM
Sersey Five Wins Game Marked
by Fast Playing by Score
of 28 to "a.
BENZ0NI BIG SCORER
Makes All But Two Points for
the Scarlet on Home
Court.
BENZ0NI BIG SCORER

Special Dispatch to THE NEW York HERALD.
New BRUNSWICK, n. j., Dec. IL
The veteran Rutgers basketball team
triumphed over Columbia here this
afternoon by a score of 2S to "a in a
contest which lacked no action. The
Scarlet teamwork was good and it was
the accurate handling of the ball COM
bined with Benzoni's fieetness that
kept them in the lead. The latter
scored twenty-six of Rutgers's points
and won the game almost single
handed
Rutgers took the lead at the start and
relinquished 1t only for a minute during
the first half. Columbia was ever dam
gerous and at no time was more than
four points in the rear. The guarding
of Rutgers was so compact that It
forced Columbia TO rely entirely on
long shots for its scoring, Capt Watson
making three field goals in the first half
from midcourt Rutgers on the other
hand continually worked the ball down
the length of the court until an easy
shot by Benzoni completed the play.
Both teams missed many chances to
score from the field and the play at
times was unusually rough.
During the first ten minutes of play
neither scored more than single field
goal, but wonderful squirt by Ben
zoni accounted for six goals for Rut-
gers. while Watson's baskets almost
evened matters The Scarlet led by a
single point at half time.
Scoring was scarce during the last
period, each team making only three
baskets, but Columbia committed many
fouls which gave Rutgers the advan-
tage. Watson and Pulleyn did the best
work for Columbia, while Benzoni and
Dornan starred for the local colegians.
Rutgers (2S). Columbia (2p
Benzoni. ....... Left forward. Mullen
Boudinot (capt) Right ford. .. Springhorn
Dettnnger. r........ Centre Watson (capt.) J
Dornan. ....... Left guard Reilly
Enander. Right glard. .........P Pulleyn
Substitu;ions-Rutgers-R for Dornan
keilder for Enander, Gibson for Dettlingcr
Ifeine for Boudinot. Ellis for Benzoni. Co.
lumbia-Bs rrett for Reilly, Lautman for Bar
rett Stockhammer for Lautman. Smith for
SprinShorn. Field goal-Ruteers-Benzoni
y; Enander, I. Columbia--Watson, 3; Mullen
Puieyn. Smith, Springhorn. 2. Foul goals
Rutgers-Bonzoni, 10: Columbia. Pulleyn. 8,
FOULS cslled-On Rutgers. IS: Columbia,
is. score end first half-Rutgers, III Column
bia, l6. Time OF periods-20 minutes. Ref
eree-Mr. Butler, Cornell. Umpire-Mrs. Has
tings, Cornell.
The New York herald., 1921-12-18
CIRCUS SETTING
FOR INDOOR GAMES
Three Events Run Off at One
Time at Thirteenth Regi-
ment's Meet.

The annual members games of the
Thirteenth Regiment were staged under
novel conditions at the armory of the
Brooklyn soldiers last night. Reminder,
Of three ring circus We're much in
evidence. At one and the same time
competitions in three distinct branches
of sport were witnessed. The trinity Of
events included part of a basketball
game, preliminary tussle in tug OF
war and a running race. The unusual
programme seemed to please the many
admirers of the regiment who attended
the games.
Two popular athletes of the regiment
who attempted to concede big handica ps
TO fellow members failed They were
Jack Sellers and Sid Leslie. Sellers.
who started from scratch in the quarter
mile run, was unable to finish better
than second position. Leslie and Max
Bohland were the scratch men in the
long distance event. Leslie got third
prize after hard struggle. Bohland
finished far back. The summaries:
100 Yard Dash for Novices-First heat
Schmidt Twelfth Company. second; time,
III 20 seconds. Second hcat--Won by NJ.
Frisco, Third Company; o. Gilmartin. Third
heat-Won by J. Ashbach, Twelfth Com
pany; b. Murphy. Third Company. second /:
time; II 20 seconds, Fourth heat-won by
z; M. Echs. Third Company: II. Cicale,
Fifth Company, second; time. ii 3-5 seconds
Final heat-Won by McCann; Ashbach, sec
ond; Echs, third; time, II seconds
100 Yard Dash (Handicap)-First heat
Won by ]. NJ. Young, Third Company
(scratch); A. Abraham. Second Company
Is yards), second; time. 10 As seconds. Sec
ond heat-won by G. Kavanaugh, Fifth
Company Is yards); j. M. Rocklein. Fourth
Company 5 yards). second: time. 10 3-5 sec
onds. Third heat-Won by j. de Salvo, Ninth
Company t6h yards); L. Rawlins, Fifth
Company lih YARDS, second; time, 10 S-5
seconds Final heat-Won by Kavanaugh: /:
Abraham, second; Young, third; time. 10 2-5
seconds
One Mile Bicycle Race (Handcap)--Won
by Il. McCann. Fifth Company O25 yards) /;
Il. Jekel, Fifth Company 600 yards). sec
ond; NJ. Present, Fifth Company go yards)
third time. 1881 4-5.
Two Mile Run CHandicap)-W by s.
Goldstein, Third Company d:2o) j; Lewis,
Fourth Company q :30). second; Sid Leslie.
Fifth Company (scratch). third; time, II :5S.
40 Yard Run 0Iandicap)-Won by NJ.
Forget, Third Company az yards John r.
Sellers. Fifth Company tscratch), second /;
a. Abraham. Second Company t22 yards)
third. Time, 81 2-5 seconds.
The New York herald., 1921-12-18
PASSAIC HIGH FIVE
WINS TWO GAMES
Roll Up Record Scores in
Downing Dover and Kear-
ny School Teams.

Special Dispatch to TIE NEW York HERALD
PAssAIc,, N. j., Dec 17.-Errest A.
Blood's basketball team of Passaic High
school. winners of New Jersey State
championship last season and the year
before, with a record of ffty-seven vic
tories without suffering defeat won a
double header to-day They defeated
Dover High School, Ill to 10, in forty
minutes, and Kearny High School, 81
to 3, in thirty minutes, setting many
records.
Blood, the coach, has twenty players.
and to keep them in top form and pre-
pare them for a third State title he has
decided to play double headers and put
them all in the fray. Ten We're used TO
snow under Dover, and the whole army
of twenty overwhelmed Kearny. 1t was
carnival of speed and spectacular
shooting. with PASSAGES stars giving
remarkable exhibition.
Filing up 1875 points to Is against two
different teams in one afternoon is be-
lieved to set a new record In scholastic
basketball. The record of 267 against
IL points in three games in three days.
an average of 80 to 6, is also believed
TO be new mark. And twenty PLAYERS
IN one basketball game was probably
never before heard Of
To-days Victories make IL sixty
straight without defeat and eighty out
OF the last eighty-one games played by
Passaic. The lineups:
FIRST GAME.
Passaic Gid. no,,ar l,o,
thompson. ..... Left forward - Jenkins
heasier. Right forward shorter
bohk .............. Centre ....... Howell
Blood. ...... Left guard. Matthew'S
hnothe. Right guard. Egbort
fleld -Passaic-Thompson 13; Keas-
Ter, d; Vonk, ] Blood, Z: Knothe 9 sub
stitutes-Hamas 8; Rosman, 6; Jarmol. ::
Saxer, Bitter. 3. Dover-Jenkins /:
Sherter, i Palmer (who subbed for Eebert)
J. Foul goals-Thompson, 3; Rosman. A:
Jenkins, 4. Half time score-Passaic 81
Dover, q. Time-20 minute periods.
SECOND GAME.
nv, iassalc toD. Kearny tO
Thompson. Left forward. ~ Blake
keasler Right forward. ...... .Mulford
Nonk. ............. Centre ............, JoeIg
blood. d.."........ Left guard. .....s. Branigan
knothe. Right guard. siizey.
Field s-Passaic-rEompson G Keaser.
z; Vonk, q Knothe. 3; Blood, 4 Hanas d
Rosman, 2; JarmcI, !: saxer, / Bitter. /;
Soule, 1 Serlnsky, 2; Humphreys, Troast
l; Smith, 1; Taylor, .. Other substitutes
Freeswick, Lucasko Janowski, Mersels failed
10 score. Kearny-Blake, l. Foul goals
Thompson, 6; Rosman, q Taylor. 2; Mulford
2. Scott (subbing for Silzer), /. Half time
score-Passac, 46; Kearny, 4. Time Of pc
riods--15 minutes.
The New York herald., 1921-12-18
McNulty Hangs Up New
p. S. A. L. Swimming Mark
De Witt Clinton Lad Clips Two-ffths Second Off
Fifty Yard Backstroke Figures in Columbia
University Pool

Hall High School, second; Norseen, Manual
Training High School. third. Time, ;04.
220 Yard Swm-Won by Talamini, Eras.
mus Hall High School: Davenport, Manual
Training High School. second; Donerheim
25O.
30 Yard Back Stroke swim--Won by wess-
Ter. Manual Training High School: Seitzck
Erasmus Hall High School, second: Ingals,
Erasmus ld Hall High School, third. Time,
30 40 seconds.
Hall High School (Uhrbrack, Benedict. Pat
ten ten; Lord Manual Training High School
SODonneIi; Aliwork, Campbell. skinner)
Fancy Diving Contest-won by Packenham,
Manual Training High School with 47
points Ralston. Erasmus Hall High School
with 46 points. second: Goldman, Manual
Training High School. with As points, third.
COMMERCIAL. 80; MORRIS. 49,
80 Yard swim-won by Peters, Commercial
High SCHOOL, Schneider. Commercial High
school. second: Goldstein, Morris High
100 Yard swm~Won by Penney Com
mercial High SCHOOL, Morehard. Morris High
school school second Achilles. Morris High School.
22o Yard swim-Won by Kopp, Commercial
aigh snEg school G, Miller; Commercial High
Sehooi sSir s. second calvin, Morris High School,
so Yard Back Stroke swim-won by Cold-
berg, Commercial High School; Brooke, Nor
High School. third. Time, 45 Is seconds
No score. Ao' i''''u'
Fancy Diving Contest-won bv pose,.
zweig. Commercial High School with az
points; Mitchell. Morris High School with
~ points, second. Schuster, Commercial
High school. with 80 points. third.
COMMERCE 81. DE WITT CLINTON %.
80 Yard Swim-won by Hersebel tr,g,
school of Commerce; Atlas De witt Gin
ton High School, second; Mandelbaum. Hirh
school OF Commerce, third. Time, 32s.
100 Yard Dash-Won by Baka, High school
OF Commerce Epieania. High School Of
commerce, second; Strauss, DE Witt Clinton
&c Yard Swim-Won by Hanrette Itioh
School Of Commerce: Kneis, High School ~
Commerce, second; ]. Miller, De witt C,Iin.
ton High School. third. Time, 1852.
90 Yard Back Stroke Swim-Won by Nc
Nulty, DE Witt Clinton High School, DowllnR.
Do Witt Clinton High School, second: Ma
High School of Commerce, third. Time
SO 4-0s.
200 Yard Relay Race-won by Dc wit,
clinton High School (Schumaker, Berrman.
liorowitz, Baer); High school of Commerce
SBoschen, Devon. Roses. Sadlo), second.
Fancy Diving Contest-won by Iloenuclse.
De Witt Clinton High School with "a polnts !,
Beddingfield. High School OF Commerce. win
4S points. second; Suskind, righ school of
Commerce, with 40 points. third
jamaica vs. Far Rocka way-Botb tearna
failed 20 report and defeats bv forfeit ,varo
ma arkcd against them.
Flushing vs Boys High School-Rovs.
High failed TO report and victory was award
ed TO Flushing by default.
The New York herald., 1921-12-18
Royal Bank q
Harvard Fencers Open Season
With Victory Over Navy Yard

Special Dispatch to TIE NEw YoRK HERArp
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Dec. 17.-The Har-
ward fencing team opened its season
this afternoon. defeating a team from
the Boston Navy Yard, composed of
former graduates of the United States
Naval Academy, 6 bouts to 3.
The navalists started with rush,
Doughty defeating Brewster. IL touches
to IL, and Van Cleve defeating r.. l..
Lane, to 2, but Harvard bucked up
on the third match. Capt Boyce easily
defeating Webb and the Crimson won
five Of the next six clashes.
Capt. Boyce OF Harvard and Van
Clevo each won two bouts. but the latter
took the Crimson leader into camp ham
Oily, touches to 2. The summary:
Doughty. Navv. defeated brewster. Har-
yard, l4-12; Van Clevc. Navy. defeated r.
-. Lane Harvard, 81; Boycc, Harvard,
defeated Webb, Navy. SO: Brewster. Har-
ward. defeated webb, Navy Ga; ~ Il. Lane.
Harvard defeated Doughty. Navy. 0-7: Van
S.eve, Navy, defeated Boycc. IIaryard. 81;
Brewster Harvard, defeated Van Cleve,
Navy, IL: y; I. Lane. Harvard, defeated
Webb. Navy. SO; Boyce, Harvard. defeated
Doughty. NAVY 11-n
The New York herald., 1921-12-18
LITTLE SWIMMERS
DISPLAY RARE SPEED
Miss Wainwright Wins Senior
Metropolitan Title at Fifty
Yards in 80 2-5 Seconds.

Miss Helen Wainwright. the fifteen
year-old all around aquatic star Of the
New York Women's S. A.. added to her
several titles that OF senior metropolitan
champion at fifty yard swimming in the
pool OF the Harlem Y. ". II. A. last
night.
The event was the first of the
women's classic water events of the
season and brought out four contenders.
Miss Wainwright was opposed by her
teammates. the Misses Gertrude Ederle
Aileen Riggin and Florence Brisco,
They finished in this order, with less
than one yard separating first and
fourth, though the winner was caught
in the fast time of 80 20 seconds, or
within one-fifth of q second of the time
returned by Miss Charlotte Boyle in
capturing the national title at the dis
tance last winter
Little Ethel Baker. the twelve-year-
old marvel. literally ran away with a
20 yard swim for juniors. The race was
run off without final in order to avoid
overworking the youngsters and Ethel
covered the course at the amazing speed
of 3 minutes II seconds. Miss Ethel
McGary thirteen, showed sterling
performance, also, and finished second.
with minutes 10 seconds.
a 30 yard back stroke dash went TO
Miss Aileen Riggin. the diminutive
Olympic fancy diving champion. She
led home by couple of feet Miss Helen
Wainwright VINO took second. The
time was 40 1-5 seconds
Four heats. finals and semi-finals,
were necessary to decide a 100 yard free
style handicap, and tiny Aileen O'Mara,
a water sprite of ten, who won the
event from the 45 second mark, per-
formed the unusual feat of swimming
the fastest of her three centuries in the
deciding heat, touching out in the actual
time of l minute Al 2-5 seconds The
summary:
80 Yard Swim metropolitan A A. L.
Championship by Miss Helen VAIN
wright, n. Y. w. S. A.. Miss Gertrude
Ederle, n. Y. w. 5. A., second Miss Aileen
Riggin. N Y. w. 8. A., third. Time, $50 2-5
Plunge for Distance-Won by Miss Lonnic
Crittenden. n. Y. w. S. A.. $50 feet: Miss
Georgia Wilson. N. Y. w. s. A.. SIS feet,
second Miss Doris OMara. n. Y. w. s. A.
81 6 feet, third.
200 Yard Swim-won by Miss Ethel Baker
N. Y. W. S. A.; Miss Ethel McGary. N Y
w. S. A., second; Miss Lillian Stoddar rd
n. y. w. s. A., third. Time. 3t1.
Aileen Riggin n. Y. w. S. A.; Miss Helen
Wainwright, N. Y. W. S. A.. second: Miss
Ethel Baker, N. Y. w. S. A.. third Time,
100 Yard Swim qIandicap)-won by Miss
Claire JusEov. n. Y. w. S. a. C2is9, second c,S:
Miss Grace Baokr. n. y. W. S. A. (21s),
third. Time, I N %.
Referee-Lester Stevens, Metropolitan A.
A. w.
The New York herald., 1921-12-18
Brilliant Squash Marks
Opening of N. Y. A. c. Courts

1t remained for an exhibition match
on the courts of the New York Ath-
letic Club yesterday to furnish the hard
est fought contest of the season at
squash tennis yesterday. The event was
held in connection with the formal open
ing of the season on the Mercury Foot"
courts and as large gallery as could
crowd into the small balcony attended
It took FIVE long games replete with
brilliant rallies and the hardest sort
of hitting for Auguste J. Cordier of the
Yale Club, last years national cham
pion. to defeat Charles NJ Bull, Jr.. by
the margin OF a single point. The score
was 15-12. 15--10, 10-15. 12-15,
1S-17.
In another exhibition match Thomas
Coward of the Yale Club took three
games out of four from Anderson Dana
of the Harvard Club by a score OF
15-10. 15-9, 14-17. 1913.
The New York herald., 1921-12-18
Crescent Soccer Team
Defeats Staten Island
Wins by s to o in Field Club
League Match.

Having already clinched the champions
ship of the Field Club Soccer League OF
New York and New Jersey. Team A of
the Crescent Athletic Club encountered
Team A of the Staten Island Cricket and
Tennis Club and defeated the visitors by
the one sided score of goals to on the
Crescent grounds in Bay Ridge. yester-
day. Staten Island. however, played
with one man short. and, owing to an
injury to McKegg, right fullback, was
minus the services of that player in the
second period. At half time, the Cres-
cents were leading by to 0.
Waters. inside right, with 3 goals, led
in the scoring. MACPHERSON. center for
ward, added 2 points, and MacLennan.
MacPhee and Campbell shot a goal
apiece. Crescent "a" will soon meet
Crescent "B'' for the club championship
and q dinner on the side.
The lineup:
The New York herald., 1921-12-18
Board of Athletic Control
Named for Year at Yale

NEW HAVEN, Conn. Dec. 1.-THE
Yale Corporation has approved the
nominations for the University Board OF
Athletic control. The board as approved
win serve for the present university
year. The members are
Chairman, Prof. Clarence w. Mendeil [:
president. James r. Angel dean, Fred
erick 5. Jones Prof. George II. Nettle-
ton, director; Russell II. Chittenden,
Prof. Charles J. Tllden. representatives
OF alumni committees; Frederick w.
Allen, 1900 Louis f. Stoddard. '9e,
Burnside Winslow, 04. Alfred c. Gilbert.
'o9 George 7. Adee. '95 representatives
of the alumni at large. #. De Witt Guy
lcr ~ George G.. Mason. 49, James c.
Greenway, 1900 and Dean Burton T.
Twichell. '01 representatives of the
undergraduate bodies Malcolm p AL
drich. '22, Langhorne Gibson. '22. and
Henry j. Strong, %.
The New York herald., 1921-12-18
Lafayette Basketball Team
Wins From Susuuehanns

Special Dispatch to THE New YoRK HERALD
EAsroN, Pa, Doc. 1.-THE Lafayette
College basketball team won It's third
consecutive game to-day when the Sus-
quehanna University five was defeated
SO to 16.
Lafayette gained the lead in the carly
part OF the battle and was never headed
Johnny Longaker. tho dimlnutive for.
ward. was the star OF the game, rettins
five field goals from difficult angles
The New York herald., 1921-12-18
Swarthmore Held to Tie by
Lafayette Soccer Team

Special Dispatch 10 THE NEw YoRK HERALD,
SwARTHMo Pa, Dec 17.--Swarth-
more relinauished possession OF the
Pennsylvania state Soccer Champion
ship cup. which II has held for he last
two years. when II tied Lafayette in
n 1 to battle on the Swarthmore cam
pus this afternoon.
The winner Of to-day's game would
have won tho championship. but tie
makes the coming Lafayette -Lehigh
game the deciding factor.
The New York herald., 1921-12-18
BASKETBALL BY MANY COLLEGE TEAMS - OF
Football Melted Penn
Profit of $114,z13.06
specia, Dispatch to THE NEW YoRK HERALD.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW York HERALD.
hHILADELPHIA, Dec. II. -
Through the medium of foot
ball and basketball. athletics
are conducted at a good financial
gain at the University OF Pennsyl-
vania, according to the treasurer
report announced tonight. For the
fiscal year ending August 81 the net
profit for the year on all sports was
22.737.42.
Football was the big money getter.
the receipts for the 1920 season
breaking all previous records by
reaching S244, 44S.05, the expenses
s1S0,2S4.9s. or profit of $114.21S.06.
Basketball showed net profit of $10.
342.59 and was the only other sport
to show a profit. Rowing was a dead
loss of $21,7S6.9S and the baseball
team dropped $7.091.74. and track
S6,0S3.94.
The New York herald., 1921-12-18
Philadelphia Pro. Eleven
Beats Canton Bulldogs

Special Dispatch to THE NEW York HERALD.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 17.-With Glenn
Killinger Penn States All American
back in the lineup, the Philadelphia
quakers to-day defeated the Canton.
Ohio Bull Dogs the Philadelphia Park.
81 TO 0. 1t was the worst beating that a
Canton professional team has ever re-
ceived.
Killinger i'm his pro debut YVES out
shonc by Hinkey Haines, another for
mer Penn State star, who scored two of
the four touchdowns Johnny Scott.
the exLafayette star, kicked two pretty
field goals out OF five tries.
Hugo Bezdek. coach of Penn State,
was spectator at the game which
drew a crowd Of 10000 and closed the
local pro season. The lineup:
The New York herald., 1921-12-18
Staten Island "a" (O).
Bankers Lose at MontcIair.

The soccer eleven OF the Montclair
Athletic Club. former champions i'm the
Field Club Soccer League, wound up
its schedule for the season by defeating
an eleven representing the Royal Bank
OF Canada by the score Of 5 goals to I
at Montclair, yesterday afternoon. The
first half was very evenly contested and
1t was only through penalty, given
against Robertson for handling, that
the home team was able to establish a
1 to 0 lead by half time. Winpenny
converted the penalty.
Right after the restart, Birrell of
Montclair scored and a few minutes
later Wilson added two more. BirreIl
again came through and made it 5 to 0.
With five minutes to go Emerson shot
the only goal for the Royal Bank. The
lineup:
The New York herald., 1921-12-18
j. A. Howard Takes E1onors
at Bergen Beach Y. c. Shoot

John A. Howard was both the high
scratch and the high handicap gunner
in the weekly shoot of the Bergen
Beach Gun Club over the traps of the
organization on the shores Of Jamaica
Bay yesterday. He took the double
event with a card of S4-l0-94 AS one
gunner could not win both cups, the
high handicap prize went TO G.. Fl.
Vincent, who had a card of S2-1O-92.
The totals were the lowest that have
taken the prizes this season. The poor
shooting was due to the fact that the
light was poor, making it almost inn
possible for the nimrods TO see the tar
gets. Second handicap prize went to
H. w. Dreyer. There also was a shoot
at - pairs Of doubles. 1t was won by
The New York herald., 1921-12-18
Ethical Culture Quintet
Wins From Franklin School

The Ethical Culture School basketball
team yesterday defeated the Franklin
School quintet on the Franklin court by
the score OF 20 to in a rough and
tumble affair. The first half ended with
the score at to in favor of the Ethi-
cal aggregation.
Capt Seid OF Ethical starred for his
team. caging six field goals. He was
closely followed by Bonneau. who scored
three from the floor and one from the
foul line. The guarding of Marshall and
Bashwitz was excellent and many of
Frankin's shots were stopped by the
clever and all around playing of Pilpel.
The lineup:
The New York herald., 1921-12-18
O'Hearn, Yale's Hockey
Star, Home With Injuries

BRooKLINE. Mass. Dec. 17.-Charles
OHearn, quarterback of this years
Yale eleven, is at his home here nursing
an injured right leg, which may keep
him out of hockey for the remainder Of
the season.
In the opinion OF his physician. the
injury may also handicap his gridiron
work next fall.
O'Hoarn was hurt in the Columbia
Yale hockey game last Wednesday, when
IN n collision with an opposing player
he sustained n muscle rupture The
injury forced him 10 forego holiday
tour with the Yale squad.
The New York herald., 1921-12-18
Callo's Field Goal Brings
Victory to Evander Quintet

BY staging n sensational comeback in
the second half, the Evander Childs
basketball team yesterday defeated Nor
ris High in thrilling contest at Nlblo
Casino by 23 to %. A field goal by
Gallo was responsible for Evander's VIC
tory.
The score at the end of the first half
was 13 to 10 in favor of Morris, out
through the excellent playing Of White
and Cohen, TIvander forwards the score
soon became 20 TO 1S in favor of
Evander.
BY this victory Evander now leads
for the championship of The Bronx.