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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-11
Tad Jones and His
Grid System Bring
Yale Good Results
Despite 1921 Defeat by Har-
yard, Eli Sees Promising
Talent Available for 1922.
BY HENRY L. FARRELL.

NEW YORK. Jan. 11-Despite the
disappointing defeat in the last game
Of the 1921 season with Harvard, Yale
figures the past football season a sue
cess.
The Ellis are figuring not in games
won and lost, but in the promise of the
system established by Tad Jones. The
results achieved by Jones last season,
after two lean, sad yaers at New
Haven justifes the Old Eli grads in ex-
pecting rosy future.
Yale was regarded IS one of the hest
teams Of the East in mid season, but
injuries kept them from living up to
expectations.
The Bull Dogs ought to have one Of
as enough men survive the annual
graduation toll to give Jones a fine
nucleus to build on.
Ex-Captain Aldrich, A1l-American back
and one of the greatest leaders the
Blue ever had, has played his last
game. In connection with Aldrich 1t Is
Interesting to note that he is the first
Yale captain to come direct to the uni
versity from high school without
getting prep training. or.
are also seniors and their places viii
have to be filled although that does
not constitute an impossible task; Re-
naming are O'Hearn, who should de-
Elect Jordan, Mallory, Beckett, Wight,
Neidlinger and Knapp for the backfield ;
Diller Lands. Cruikshank, mot, HUI
nan. Blair, Morris, Beaver, Cross and
Miller for the line.
Enough for any coach who only has
to fill three regular positions-left
halfback, right end and right guard.
Harvard received her share of bumps
last year and narrowly escaped more
but the season was considered a great
success at Cambridge because the team
beat Yale.
Bob Fisher. head coach Of the Grim
son. win have a harder task than Jones
to build in 1922. He will have to de-
velop two new ends, two tackles and
one guard.
Tierney and Brown are all members OF
the senior class and all are stars OF
the first magnitude. Backfield needs
will not be as great however, as Owen;
Buell.. Fits, Coburn, Chaplin and
Churchill will all be back. Hubbard
Clark, Holderm. Hartley, jenkins
Gherke. Pfaffman and other second
string men also will be available as
well as promising freshman including
TheoboId, Robb. La Fargo, Braden
Ellis, Doherty and Hammond.
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CENTRAL STATES TOURNEY.

DAYTON. Ohio, Jan. 1.-THE leaders
IN the Central States tourney follow:
FTVF-MAN
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BILLIARDS
3-CUSHION STARS
HERE THURSDAY

John Layton, three-cushion billiard
champ, and Augie Kieckhefer, former
champ, will open a two-day exhibition en-
gagement at the Cooler parlors in the
Occidental building tomorrow afternoon
Their program calls for afternoon and
evening performances tomorrow and Fri
day. Blocks Of fifty points each will be
played each performance. Layton also
will give a special demonstration Of the
new angle system now being used by the
leading three cushion players.
The coming Of Layton and Kieckhefer
will be O treat for local billiard fans and
much interest is sure to be taken in the
exhibitions. These stars play to win in
each contest and their performances
always are high class. The afternoon
matches win start at o'clock and the
evening contests at o'clock.
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Irish Open Home Basket
Season With Kalamazoo

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Jan. 1.-THE
Notre Dame basket ball team was 10
oper the home season this afternoon
against Kalamazoo College The Irish
METERS have not been going any too good
in the early season contests ald further
gloom has been spread by the announce
ment that Mehre. the classy center, is
liable 10 be out most of the season with
the Injury sustained some time ago to
his arm. The team has been putting in
some hard practice sessions under Coach
Halas In an effort TO eradicate some of
the very apparent weaknesses in the play
Of the FIVE.
A captain for the 1922 Notre Dame foot
bah eleven will be elected at the annual
football banquet which will be held sun
day evening. The varsity and freshmen
squads. the board of athletic control,
and other officials of the school will be
guests Of o. A. Clark. a South Bend
business man, at a banquet.
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Dentals in Double Bill
With Central Normal
and Weidner Institute

A double header basketball game will
be played tonight when the Indiana Den
tai College team meets the Central Nor
ridge gymnasium Sy and tn the Dental second
team plays the Weidner Institute five Of
Mulberry. Ind. The first game will start
at Z 80 D. m.
The Dentals will miss DeaKyne tonight
as the star forward is still on the hospital
list from an injury received In the Earl
ham game, but Mcpherson may start
against Central Normal for the Tooth
Pullers at forward. Reeve and Gevertz
have been working at forward this week
for the Dentals and Fleener has been at
center.
Central Normal has. been showing much
early season games. Central Normal
and the Dentals have met on the basket
ball floor every season for eleven years.
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Independent Basketball

Tho manager Of the Irvington Tri-
angles disputes the claims of the Frank
lin team that the score was y to 70 In
favor Of Franklin and states that the
count was 2S to II in favor Of the TIT
angles The Franklin team was SEIZED
uled to play at Iryington Tuesday night,
but did not show up. The Irvington five
claims a forfeit. Games are wanted by
the TrlangleS away from home with
state teams playing in the 30 100 pound
class. Connersville. New Palestine Sec
onds, Shelbyville take notice. Address
Abe Thatcher, 1874 Virginia avenue, In
dianapolis.
The T. N T. Club defeated the Imps
in a fast game at the South Side Turner
Hall, "A to Is, Lang and Hovey starred
for the T. n. rs The st. Johns viii be
taken on next Monday at Turner Hail
at & 80. For games with the T. N. T.
five call Drexel 9065 and ask for Charlie.
The Meteors Journey to oaklandon this
evening to play the Oaklandon indie
pendents. The players making the trip
are Achey, Bennett, Carpenter, Dunn,
Stokes, Skillman, Oliver
For games with the Meteors address NJ.
G. oliver, p. o. Box b24, care Western
Brick Company.
The Meteor basketball team Of the
West Washington Street NJ e. Church
night the West Side Sunday School
League season starts, and the Meteors
win play the Fairfax Christians in the
opening game
Troop "a defeated the Chi Nooks. 40 to
T. Han starring with fifteen field goals
Troop "a has access to a gym and desires
games. eau Webster $3.50 and ask for
Earl.
The Junior Specials won from the Pi-
rates in a fast game, "a to IL. The win
ners want games with teams playing in
the 1919 year old class. Call Circle b225
and ask for Bert.
The Emmaus A. c. basketball team
downed the Five Point st. Johns team
last night. 16 to II. Rain starred for the
for the losers The st. Pauls defeated
Trinity, % to 81.
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Williams HOnOrs Fargo

WILLIAN1STOwN, Mass, Jan. IL
1t was announced today that Edward A
Fargo, %, Of Evanston, Ill, captain of
the Williams football team, had been
awarded the Brooks Memorial medal for
1921. He has played three years at
tackle on the Purple eleven, proving him
self a mainstay on the line.
The Brooks medal is awarded annually
at Williams in memory of the late Bel
vedere Brooks of New York, captain of
the 1909 eleven at Williams, who was
killed in France during the World War
A committee composed of the football
manager coach, and representatives OF
the faculty makes the choice.
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FLYNN AND TEX ON outs. "

NEW YORK, Jan. f1-LeO 2. Flynn
is out at Madison Square Garden. Not
withstanding denlals to the contrary
Flynn, who has served in an advisory
capacity to Tex Richard in the making Of
matches at the garden for a long time
will sever his connection with the man
agement shortly. Both Flynn and Rick
ard today declined 10 discuss the matter
Richard would have It believed that
Flynn never had any official connection
with the management and was only
tenant in the building. Whether Flynn's
big stable Of fighters viii cease to show
at the garden in future remains to be
seen.
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Alumni Teams to Meet
Tomorrow in First of
Series for Net Crown

The Manual Alumni team will 80 into
the basket ball game against Shortridge
tomorrow night without the services OF
Babb. who has been declared ineligI lie
to play, rs he did not graduate from the
south side school Under the rules OF
play this year only alumni can paruci
pate In the contests. Because OF the
new situation Schocneman WIZ Jump at
center. instead OF Babb.
The FIRST of the game series Will
be played tomorrow night at Tomlinson
Hal between Manual and ShortridSe, two
ancient rivals. The winner of tomorrow
nights fray viii meet the Technical grad
tossers.
A curtain raiser will be played tomor-
row between the "Y" Leaders and the
Bi-Fo-Re teams.
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In the four-man team Ell Lilly League
the J. K. L. team won three from the
Ruschaupts and the Wrights and Eber-
hardts two out Of three from the Picards
and Korns. respectively. Bradley treated
himself to a big count with 203 pins in
his first game.
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IT'S CEORGEs, BIRTHDAy.

LONDON, Jan. 11.-Georges Carpenter
will be % years old tomorrow. He hores
victory over George Cook, Australian
heavyweight champion, whom he meets
in a twenty round fight in Albert Hall
tomorrow night.
The French champion wound up his
training at Maidenhead today. He is
reported 20 be in fine condition His
right hand, according to Descamps, his
manager, is just as good as ever. The
injury he received TO it in the fight with
Jack Dempsey has completely disap-
reared Cook also is in fine shape for
the fight and has many admirers who
expect to see him spring a big surprise
on CARPENTER
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All Reserved Seats Gone
for Reds Opening Game

CINCINNATI, Jan. 1.-THE last
reserved seats for the opening game
between the Reds and the Cubs on
april IL were sold today. Every seat
in the lower and upper decks Of the
grand stand has been disposed of,
along with all of the field seats
which will be placed on the ground
in front of the stand. The only seats
remaining to be sold are 391 on the
roof of the stand, where the press
box was located during the worlds
series two yearas ago, and several
hundred in tho temporary stand
which will be erected on the terrace
In center field. Never before have all
the reservations been sold at so early
"a date, more than three months be-
fore the date of the opening game.
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Grand Circuit Dates

CLEVELAND, Jan. 11-As forecast
yesterday, APPLICATIONS from the Devon
shire and Kenilworth tracks at Wind
sor for Grand Circuit dates were turned
down by the stewards at their annual
meeting, and the Circuit win remain tina
same as last year. The following dates
were assigned: North Randall (Cleve-
la S July 8 T2lsd0b July 10; K@ ala
ledo, July 81: North Randall, Aug. Z;
Belmont lPhiladelphial, Aug. Il; POUCH
keepsie IN. y, Aug. 81; Readville Dos
4; Syracuse, Sept Il; Columbus, Sept.
Is; Lexington (ky). Oct. 90; Atlanta,
Oct. 1G.
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Butler Wins EASY Victory

The work Of Captain Hoker featured
Buffers victory over the State Normal
FIVE Of Terre Haute last night, the r.
vington leader caging eleven baskets in
a 40 to-A runaway. The local five did
not have much trouble in getting under
their opponents basket and numerous
short shots were made by the Pagemen
The half ended with the count % to 10 in
favor of Butler.
The winners ran up the score consis-
tently throughout. the contest and had an
easy time Of in all the way. Burris
dropped in four Iaarkers for the Normal
FIVE
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Plestina-ZbysZkO Match

CHICAGO, Jan. 11.-Marin Pies
tina was signed today for the big
wrestling championship match with
Stanislaus ZbyszkO, heavyweight title
holder, to be held by De MOLay
Lodge, Knights of Pythias, at the
Coliseum Feb. 20. ZbyszkO has not
yet signed, as terms submitted were
not satisfactory to the big grappler.
An agreement is expected to be
reached in a few days.
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Federated Net League
Standing Of the Teams.

The largest crowd Of the season at the
y. NJ c. A. gym last night for the Fed
Grated Basketball League games saw the
Pair-o- Dice defeat the Den -Zare, AZ to II.
and the Quart beat the Bi-Fo-Be, "a to
20 The first contest saw a squad com
posed Of three former EN- Roe netters-,
Mcclure, Hutchinson and Behrcnt-in
Den-Zare Informs, with Slaughter and
Hawkins, Ugh school stars, also In the
lineup, in a vain attempt to turn back
the fast-g going Pair Dice, but the sharp
shooting Of Hennessey, Stevens and Rice
was Of usual deadly variety and the Dice
quintet still holds It's indicated record
as the league leader.
The second game was a thriller. The
count at half time was II to for the
Quarts. but in the second period the
Railroaders tied it up at 16-all with but
a few minutes to go. Then the Quarts
staged little squirt of their own and
counted eight points while the Ri Fo- Res
were getting but four. Mckay and Nor
rson have been appointed officials for
the last half Of Federated season.
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Martinsville Five and
Franklin Clash Friday

MARTINSVILLE, Ind, Jan. 11.-From
present indications the largest crowd
that ever witnessed q basketball game
here viii jam its way into the high
school gym Friday night, when the locals
meet the Franklin State champs for the
second time this season.
The game is attracting widespread in
terest and requests for tickets have come
from the far corners of the State. The
Martinsville High School team attained
prominence by its victory at Franklin
on Dec. 3, and is fresh from the win
over Bloomington at the college town
last Friday.
Franklin kept vandivier and Ross at
home on the State champs recent trip
north, and expect to marshal their full
strength against Coach Curtis boys on
Friday
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COOK HAS BIG
CHANCE If HE
BEATS GEORGES
Richard Would Likely Bring
Him to u. S. Instead of
Carpenter.
LONDON BOUT TOMORROW
BY JACK VEIOCK.

NEW YORK, Jan. 11.-Tex Richard is
keenly interested in the twenty round
scrap between Georges Carpenter and
George Cook, Australian heavyweight
champion, scheduled for London tomor-
row night.
First of all Richard has Carpenters
promise to return to the United States
fnFebruary to box Tommy Gibbons and
perhaps other opponents.
To remain card on this side of the
pond, Carpenter must prove by de-
cisiyely defeating Cook he is still the
clever, hardhitting boxer he was once. If
he fails and Cook beats him by K, O.,
the Austrian would be the man for Rick
aTSey tell me this fellow Cook is a
regular scrapper," said Richard today,
"and understand that In England there
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Chicago (16)
Michigan cd
Winter Baseball
OWNER EBRETs SUED.

NEW YORK, Jan. 11-Cbarles H.
Ebbets, owner Of the Brooklyn National
League club, was sued for divorce Tues
day Trial was to begin today before
Justice Asphalt. in Brooklyn. Mrs
Nlinnier T. Ebbets alleges the Squire
of Flatbush.' as he is known to base
bali fans, was unfaithful, specifically
alleging he stopped at a hotel in Albany
Sent. II, 1921, with a woman who is not
named. A year ago, Mrs. Ebbets OBJ
tanned a separation decree.
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Pro Grid Meeting

1929 professional football season viii be
discussed here on Jan. % at the annual
meeting Of the American Professional
in eighteen cities. from New Haven,
Conn, to Minneapolis. The meeting will
arrange schedules. Joe Carr of Column
bus is president of the organization.
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Another Game, Another
Defeat for Tech Five

CRAwFORDsvILLE, Ind, Jan. IL
Technical of indianapolis here last night,
80 to 81. Tech was never in the lead,
the Charlottesville Ave maintaining an
advantage at all times. The first period
ended 10 to II. In the last half the 10
Greenberg were the only visiting players
who could find the hoop with any con-
sistency. All of the Charlottesville team
but the back guard had a hand in the
scoring. r. Dinwiddie led with three
6eld goals and seven fouls.
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OTHER TUESDAY BOUTS.

AT PHILADELPHIA-N Mickey Walker
won from Soldier Bartdela in eight
rounds. Jbe O'Donneu ,Eopped Phil
ODowd in the fourth.
AT READING. f-a.-Danny Rodger s
beat Johnny Rose In eight rounds.
AT BOSTON-Joe Burke defeated Bat
thing McCreary in ten rounds.
AT ATLANTIC, Iowa.--Roscoe Hall
Des Moiues. Knocked out Happ Malone,
Omaha, in the NTH round.
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PECK Is PLEASED.

CLEVELAND, Jan. III am greatly
plea sed," said Roger Peckinpaugh, new
player-manage for the Washington
Senators. today, IN discussing the trade
which sends him to Washington. "Iu
sure give Griffith the best that's in me
and I believe the Senators are real PEN
nant contenders."
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WATERLOO SEEKS BERTH.

WATERLOO, Iowa. Jan. 11-President
N. H. Sexton Of Rock Island, president
Of the National Association OF Profess
sional Baseball Leagues, will visit Water
loo Thursday TO confer with local base
ball enthusiasts relative to Waterloo be-
coming a member Of the new baseball
league being formed in Iowa and Illinois
a number Of the leading business men
Of the city are interested in the project.
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Short Ship Meeting

CLEVELAND, Jan. 11-Lake Erie and
Ohio short ship harness circuits met
here today to draft schedules and pro-
mitigate new regulations for the 1922
Ealf-mile track campaigns
With the Grand Circuit definitely on
record with rules which are intended to
smash false" breaks and speed up
races, harness races in 1922 should be
the best in history, stewards predicted.
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RABE TO SEE JUDGE.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 11.-Babe Ruth,
Goliath of Swat, will confer with
Judge X. NJ. Lands, baseball's high
commissioner, in Chicago next week
and may ask that his suspension be
lifted, he said today. The Bambino,
who is the vaudeville headliner here
this week, promised big news for
all you boys after interviewing
Judge Iandfs
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-11
Expert Thinks Georges
Easy Winner Over Cook
BY JACK McAULIFFE,

BK JAUh MclAC
LONDON, Jan. 11.-Georges Carpen-
tier, heavyweight champion Of Europe,
will be an easy winner in his 20-round
szASht with George Cook, Australian
IS Aaion, at Albert Hall tomorrow
~ win be Carpenters first test
IL he was defeated by Jack Dempsey
ersey City July ., 1921, and the
Il &shman is a big favorite over his
- lively unknown opponent.
Gntly predicted Cook would win,
9ng Carpenter had been perman-
ssnrly hurt by Dempsey, but after watch
ling the Frenchman at his training
quarters I believe him in better shape
than before the Dempsey fight. The
fght will end when Carpenter decides
to use his right. Cook in his training
had failed to develop the promise, he
championship to Britain.
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DUGAN LIKES THE DEAL.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Jan, u-Jos
Dugan today expressed himself as
thoroughly satisfied with the deal that
sends him TO the Boston Red Sox. He
said the news was no surprise and his
only wish was that he viii be permitted
to hold down the third corner and not be
obliged TO play short.
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A. l.. Spring Meeting

CHICAGO, Jan. 1.-THE annual spring
League will be held in Chicago Feb. u,
it was announced today by President
Ban Johnson. The question Of the draft
price to be paid for minor league players
Is expected TO be the chief matter up for
discussion.
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DUNDEE BEATS FITZGERALD.

Dundee, New York. junior iIghtweight
champion, easily outpointed Whitley
Fitzgerald, Philadelphia, in an eight
round bout last night. The New Yorker
hurt one of his hands in the fifth round
and did not use It much during the
remainder Of the bout.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-11
Skater Mclean Loses

BOSTON, Jan. 11-Edmund Lamy Of
Saranac Lake last night defeated Bobby
Mclean, professional ice skating cham
pion of this country, is a one-miie event.
In the One-half and one-quarter- mile
events Mclean finished first with Lamy
second. In all three events Donald Ba-
ker Oh Brooklyn finished third. The
time ii the mile was 2: Al. the half
mile. 10, and the quarter mile, 30 sec
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LYNCH TO MEET SOMEBODY.

NEW YORK, Jan. 11-Joe Lynch was
signed up TO met either Midget Smith or
Joe Burman In Madison square Garden
on Jan 90 Smith has the hrst call but
in the event that the Midget is unable 20
70 on, Lynch viii meet Burman.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-11
HOT SPRINGS GAME POPrL.AR-

II there were another ball park avail
resort might have added the New York
Yankees to it's list of spring attractions
Bob Connery scouting for a camp for
the Yanks said Hot Springs was the best
spot he found. The Red Sox and Pirates
will rFsurn to Hot Springs as usual and
they tiave mortgages on both available
ball PARKS.
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KOKOMO. Ind, Jan. u.-California
Joe Cans. colored lightweight boxer, chal-
Ienges any fighter in the country. Cans
weighs 1876 pounds He prefers TO 60 ten
or fifteen rounds For Information ad-
dress !. Walter Smith, DIS Wau street,
Is nknmn Ind.
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CITY THREE-CUsHION MEET.

Howard Mitchell last night won his
seventh in eight games played in the
city amateur three-custiOp billiard
tournament by defeating George Brown
at the Broad OF Trade. 70 to 40 Mitchell
counted heavily toward the end of the
match to win
r. night al 30 o'clock Edward House
m and Martin Shane are scheduled to
% {.
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TENDLER MAY Box P1~K1E

MILWAUKEE,, Jan. I1-A report that
Lew Tender, the Philadelphia southpaw
scrapper, may be matched with pinkie
Mitchell, local lightweight, was current
and his manager, Phil Glasman, are here
and 1t Is believed they will endeavor to
obtain o match either with Mitchell or
with Johnny MendelsOhn.
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Valley NIiIIs-West Newton

VALLEY MILLS, Ind, Jan. lin the
fourth of a series of games the Valley
Mills High School basketball team will
play West Newton High School at VAL
ley Mills Friday night. Valley Mills
has won one game OF the series and
West Newton has won two games. The
last of these, which was won by West
Newton, required three overtime periods
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n. Y. Sub Beats Tigers

PRINCETON, N. J., Jan. 11-City Col
lege of New York defeated Princetons
basket ball team here last night, &c to
"a. City College won the game in the
last minute of play when Scholtz, who
had just been sent into the game, Gagged
the tie breaking basket.