The New York herald., 1921-11-15
BANKART SOUGHT BY
DARTMOUTH MEN
With Cannell and Engelhorn
as Assistant Football
Coaches-Gossip.
by WILLIAM n. HANNA.

A subject discussed by Dartmouth
men at their smoker here last week had
to do with a change In head coaches
which would bring Larry Bankart TO
Hanover IN that capacity. Young Jack
son Canneli, present head coach. accord
ing to the suggestions outlined would
| be retained as assistant to Bankart. and
with him Engelhorn. who has coached
with success since he played In the line
| at Dartmouth. 1t would be an all Dart
mouth staff. A fund OF $4,000 to set
tho wheels in motion for new coaching
regime also came In for discussion,
| Larry Bankart coached WITH great
success at Colgate. knows modern foot
| ball and has heaps OF personality. lie
players as well as any coach In the
game. Colgate under his tutelage de-
veloped teams OF the top rank. Clio.
West, Barton, Laird and Anderson are
among the elect who played at Colgate
under Bankart-
The stockholders of the National Ex-
hibition Company-the Giants--held
their annual meeting In Jersey City yes
terday and reelected the following Of
ficers: President Charles A. Stoneham !:
board OF directors, Charles A. Stoneham.
John r. McGraw, Ross Il. Robertson,
Horace A. Stoneham, Leo J. Bondy.
Hanry A. Ferguson and francis Nc
Quadc.
Col. T. l.. Huston of the Yankees re-
turned to town yesterday after three
weeks in Georgia devoted to fishing,
cunning and sulphur water. He reports
all kinds Of game r:tHtiful except star
pitchers; says the Arns-r can League will
meet in New York next month that he
hasn't heard from Higgins since the
manager went home; that he doesn't
know when work will be begun on the
Yanks' new plant in The Bronx and
won't know until he has talked with Col.
Rupert his partner: that he has no
idea what Judge Lands will do about
Babe Ruth and Bob Meusel. In short,
what light the Colonel threw on the
, baseball situation was mostly negative.
However. he went up the street to see
Ruths vaudeville act and there received
liberal education.
What's this about the Panthere' potent
attack? Not point for Pitt against the
three first class teams she has played
Lafayette. Nebraska. Washington and
+! Jefferson.
Justin Sturrn, who has developed Into
a right vigorous end for Yale, was a
fullback last year and no more than an
ordinary one. Half way through this
season 1t didn't appear that he would
be more than substitute--though that
is quite an honorable and noble calling
but all at once he began doing things
as wingmaa which brought him forward
rapidly.
The Thiladelphia Athletics are negoti-
ating with Montgomery. Ala. or rather
with the citizens Of that city, for train
ing place for next spring. New Orleans
wants the Giants. but San Antonio
probably will get them.
+. S.--Not that there is anything In
common between the Giants and Ath-
letics.
This weeks professional billiard field
the best ever assembled? Tut tut, The
entry list of a tournament in Madison
Square Garden Concert Hall included
George Slosson. George Sutton, Jake
Schaefer. the elder; Willie Hoppe. Louis
Cure. Albert Cutler and Orlando Morn
ings.ar. Which in its day had all the
class and then some Of the present
array: Hoppe. Horemans. Cont, Coch-
rane, Schaefer and Morningstar. The
elder Schaefcr was the most allurins
billiard player that ever stepped to a
table.