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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1922-03-10
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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1922-03-10

Eagle River came back with silver
cup and a new basketball. The former
was given for second place by the
tournament committee and the basket
ball by the Connor Company.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1922-03-10
ANNOYING EMENT

ANNOUNCEMENT
To the Voters of the Town Of Lincoln:
l hereby announce my candidacy for
the Office of Supervisor of the Town of
Lincoln at the coming caucus and will
appreciate your support.
Yours respectfully,
JOHN DRAEGER.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1922-03-10
LOCALS WON SECOND
PLACE AT TOURNEY
Continued from front pagel

stop, and other tricks of the game
which player must master in order
to be of utmost service to his team.
With further improvement along these
Tines and implicit carrying out of
coaching instructions he will be the
pride of next years team.
Hebard is the only player the team
Loses Always ready to step in when
the opportunity came and play hard
game, his loss will be felt. He distin-
guished himself especially when he
played center. against Nation. During
the second half Mattoon was held to
an even score largely due to his splen-
did guarding.
It is possible that another game
will be played on the home floor
against Laona That team promises to
play us in case loss to us will not
jeopardize their chance to enter the
Oshkosh tournament.
Following is the tournament SEIZED
dule with scores:
Thursday Afternoon
Team 1 vs. Team
1-Gillett
2-Crandon ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 3
Team VS.. Team
}ArgOnne
4-Laona
Thursday Evening
Team VS.. Team
0-PolaSkI "A
Winner of l vs. Winner of 2
W1-Gillett
W2-Laona ..................
Loser / VS.. Loser 2
IL1-Crandon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
L2-Argonne (eliminated) .....----..,...-12
Friday Afternoon
Loser 3 VS.. Loser
L3-Polaski ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
L4-Gillett
Winner VS.. Winner
W5-Eagle River ,-.------...-,.-...--
/ -Crandon -.--.--...-.-
Friday Evening
Loser VS.. Winner
L7-Gillett (3rd) ,,-,---,.--,...--....-. So
W6-Crandon --....-.--.--.----.-.-
Winner 4 vs. Winner
WA -Laonas Qst) .-....-.-..-.--.--......-17
Eagle River (2nd) ..--...-15
The New York herald., 1922-10-29
NOTRE DAME VICTOR
OYER GEORGIA TECH
Westerners Down Their South
ern Rivals by 13 to 3 Be-
fore 10000 Persons.

Special Dispatch to THE New York HERALr.
ATLANTA, Ga. Oct 2s.-In a thrilling
game, witnessed by about &c, 900 persons
Notre Dame. outplayed in the earlier
part OF the contest, rallied and defeated
Georgia Tech. 13 to 3, to-day.
The most consistent ground gamer for
Tech was Red Barron. but 1t was also
largely due to his fumbley that his team
was defeated. This was caused by the
fierceness with which he was tackled,
and 1t was noticeable that every time he
fumbled q Notre Dame player was on
top Of the ball.
EARLY in the second quarter Barron
and Hunt and other Tech stars swept
down the field to within striking dis
tance Of the Notre Dame goal line. Then
Brewster dropped back to his 35 yard
line and made a pretty goal from the
field.
Notre Dame retaliated by withdraw
ing its entire back field and sending In
all It's regulars. Castner went to full
back. Stuhldreher to quarter and Miller
and Crawley to halves.
A punt to the 40 yard line was fun
bled by Barron and Notre Dame recov-
cred Short gains followed and Stuhl-
dreher shot a short pass over the goal
line to Castner for touchdown.
In the last half two forward passes
and short gains carried Notre Dame TO
Techs one yard line. Stub dreher then
went over. Carberry was badly injured
in the game.
The New York herald., 1922-10-29

Interscholastic Results

Stuyyesant, "a; Morris, o..
DE witt Clinton. Is; Evander ChiIds, 9.
Manual Training. 8; Flushing, q.
Poly Prep, d; New Utrecht, v.
Brooklyn Prep, SO; Brooklyn Tech, 0. 81
Jamaica, o.; YOnkers, q.
st. Johns Prep, IA; Clason Military Acad-
envy, 13. AZ
Lawrence, 12; Boys High, g. N
Textile, Z; Far kockaway, 0.
F0rdhnm Prep, IA; c. &. n. y. Freshnan, 8
Ridgefield Park. IL; IeOnlas IL.
Passaic, O; Paterson, o. ssfa Il r.sy
Rutherford, "a; CIiffside, ..
Clifton, so; Clifton Alumni, o.
Hackensack, z; RidgewOod, 0. 4
Fast rutherford. 12; Garfield, 3.
Port Jervis, 1s; st. Stephens Second
Princeton Freshman, 81; Fordham Fresh
man, o.
MiddIctown, 1893; Highland Falls, 0.
Montclair Academy, 26; Bordentown Mill
tary Institute, o.
Curtis, 23; Dwight, o.
Carlton Academy, 20; st. Bernard's School,
8.
Hill School. "a; Iawrenceville Academy, o.
Ch0ate School, II; POmfret, 12.
Peddie, o; Gilman Country School, O.
Allentown Prep. 13; Blair Academy, 8.
Columbia Freshman. rs; Irving School, q.
Erasmus Hall, 12; Newark Central, o.
Adelphi Academy, l3; Columbia GRAM
mar, :.
Worcester Academy. 10; Exeter. II.
The New York herald., 1922-10-29
PITTSBURGH WINS
IN LAST PERIOD
Beats Bucknell After Hard
Contest Marred by Many
Fumblcs.

Special Dispatch TO THE NEw YoRK HERALD.
PITTSBURGH, Oct. 2S.--The University
OF Pittsburgh defeated Bucknell College
here to-day by score OF Z to o, giving
the Panthers their first home victory of
the year. The play was very even in
the first three quarters, each side men
acing the others goal line once, when
the line men braced and held
In the last period Anderson and Co
lonna took up the burden OF getting the
ball down the field to BuclSnelrs goal
line. Colonna. plunging through the
center. made five to eight yard gains.
while Anderson could generally tear off
five yards through tackle and end, until
the ball was carried by them. on three
first downs to Bucknelrs five yard line.
Here the Orange and Blue made a val
liant stand, and held Off the plunging
Colonna to a yard on two tries. but an
offsde penalty OF half the distance 10
the goal line put the ball on the two
yard mark.
On the next play Pittsburgh failed to
gain. but another oefside penalty put
the ball on the one yard line. and CO.
lonna was pushed over OH the fourth
down. The ball-was just over the line
about an inch when the referee got the
players up. Williams kicked place
ment goal from the fifteen yard line,
making the score to o.
Bucknell had the ball on Pitts three
yard line in the first period, but four
times failed to make first down or carry
the ball over Pitts line. Pitt also had
the ball at Bucknell's five yard mark in
the second period, but lost il on a fum-
BILE. The lineup
The New York herald., 1922-10-29
SYUYVESANT DOWNS
MORRIS HIGH, $40.
Rides Roughshod Over Bronx
Eleven-Whalen Makes so
Yard Run for Tally.

Expected to win by two touchdowns,
"a well coached Stuyvesant eleven ran
wild against Norris High School in It's
first p. IS. A. l.. game of the season
yesterday afternoon at City College
Stadium. The score was "a to o. The
Scarlet and Blue displayed a punch on
the attack and q stone wall defense.
Morris had but few opportunities to
carry the ball, but the Maroon and
White failed to make single first
down. and never gained more than five
yards on any one stab at Stuyvesant's s
forward line. AS Morris had previously
tied De Witt Clinton. the hopes Of the
East Side lads for their first champion
ship Of Manhattan Bronx In many years
seem on the road to realization.
Kenneth Whalen, quarterback Of the
Stuyvesant eleven, and former captain
proved an individual star In a team
which worked smoothly and we'll as n
unit. The dininutive field general re-
ceived punt from Katz at mfdfleld
in the third period. and planted the pig
skin In back OF Morris's goal, after
fifty yards of brilliant open field run-
ming. On two other occasions Whalen
sped around right end for upward II
twenty-five yards. and both gains paved
the way directly for further tallies
Whalen Kicked four of the goals after
touchdown for a fine afternoons work.
Stuyvesant used one shift well. and
had Morris continually worried. Little
attention was given the aerial game.
plunges by Bill Timm. Dutch Hoekel-
man. and Mike De virgilio gaining first
down In two and three attempts Randy
Taylor. negro flash. was the equal Of
whalen in skirting the ends. One run
of forty-five yards for touchdown was
called hack to the 20 yard line for out
of bounds. when the half ended.
A march of eighty yards gave stuy-
vesant its first score Soon after David
son blocked a kick, and in four plays.
Stuyvesant covered twenty yards. De
Virgilio carrying the ball over. Morris
held only once-on its yard line IN
the third period. The lineup:
The New York herald., 1922-10-29
Lawrenceville Swamped by
Hill in Football Classic

LAwRENcEvILLE, N. j., Oct. 2S.---
Lawrenceville School, the favorite, was
hopeiessly swamped by the powerful
Hill School eleven. A-o. here to-day.
The annual gridiron classic was wit
messed by 10000 fans.
Lownes and Harry Paulson were the
Hill backs that beat I4awrenceville. Ths
former picked up a tumble and ran 95
yards for n touchdown, in addition 10
booting a placement kick from midfield.
Paulson consistently smashed through
the Red and Black forwards for long
gains, but his brightest accomplishment
was q go yard run for another score in
the last three minutes OF play. The
lineup:
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Rensselaer, Batters Rochester
in Driving Game for IL to z

Special Dispatch to TIE NEW YoHx HERALD.
Troy, NOct. 2s.--Using straight foot
ball tactics and breaking through tho
line for repeated drives Of two to ten
yards, Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute
eleven battered the Rochester Univer-
sity team here this afternoon and won
by a score of II TO 7. Sparrow and
Shea by end runs and Benedict. Zim-
norman and Levee by line bucks
through center and tackles carried the
ball through repeatedly for gains. MAX
ing twelve first downs to Rochester's
three.
After penalties amounting to fifty-ive
yards against Rensselaer, In the first
quarter for holding and touching the
ball on kicks. Wright received a for
ward pass. making thirty-1ve yards be-
fore he was downed on the Z yard line.
Zimmerman plunged over for touch
down. Shea kicked for the added point.
The New York herald., 1922-10-29
$4,000 See the Wolverines
Defeat Illinois by "a to o

sr,cial Dispatch TO TIE New York HERALD.
ANN ARBoR, Mich, Oct 2s.--Before
capacity crowd of $4,000 persons the
Wolverines. minus the services Of the
brilliant Kipke. completely outplayed H.
linois. defeating them, "a to 0. Illinois
put up q determined fight. and with q
defense which far surpassed their Of
fense they held the Wolverines scoreless
in the opening quarter. The Yost men
found thmselves In the second quarter.
scoring 10 points on a touchdown by
Cappon and a place kick by Capt Goe-
bel. Cappon repeatedly smashed the IL
linois line for big gains. while Steger
played a strong game.
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Myers and Manning Score in
First and Second
$3.50 Periods.
GARRITY DOES GOODWORK
Maroon Outplays It's Oppo-
nents in First Half of
Game.

After three consecutives defeats the
,ordham varsity eleven broke back
INTO the winning column yesterday by
defeating Westminster College IL to 0
Fordham Field. The result of the
ime, however, did not satisfy Frank
argan, the Fordham coach. or the
iaroon undergraduates who had hoped
see the Bronxites win by a much
agrger score.
The two touchdowns scored by Capt.
ommy Myers, halfback, and Jim Man
ing, fullbacl1, in the first and second
neriods, respectively, accounted for
'ordham's twelve points. After both
lilies, Myers failed in his attempts to
rop kick the ball over the cross bar
Or the additional points after touch
owns.
The Westminster lads We're outplayed
the first half. registering but three
rst downs to Fordhams nine. They
anne back strongly in the last two
criods. however. and held Fordham
wen, this time making three first downs
only four for the Maroon. Several
INES in this second half, too. West
minister score seemed probable.
In the third and fourth periods. the
Westminster overhead attack was
Npened up by Hoelzle. the Blue and
White fullback. Gains were made by
forward passes. The many successful
passes from Hoelzle to Cleary were
discounted some that. however. when at
two critical moments Lou Healey and
Artie Boutot intercepted an attempted
Westminster pass. The Pennsylvanians
we're materially aided toward the close
OF the game by some Fordham fumbles
The work of Barney Fallon right
tackle, and Jack Garrity. substitute full
back. were the most pleasing features Of
the Fordham eleven. Fallon played
Ike wild man. He. was all over the
gridiron. making tackles and spilling the
Westminster interference. Garrity, right
fielder on last years Fordham baseball
nine. broke into the game for the first
time this season When Manning was
taken out in the first half. He made
the four first downs the Maroon was
able to register in the second half. He
Is essentially line plunger, in which
capacity he got off for some runs. yes
terday, that advan ced the ball fifteen
to twenty yards for his team mates.
Jim Manning, hillback. was in tire
game only for one period but managed
70 score one touchdown and to make the
longest run of the game. dash of fifty
yards through the whole Westminster
team.
Tommy Myers scored shortly after
the start Of the game. Fordham through
the medium of four first downs adj
vanced the ball TO Westminster 5 yard
line. from which mark Myers easily
crashed through tackle for a touchdown
Fordham's other touchdown came at
the start of the second period.
The New York herald., 1922-10-29

Iowa Smothers Purdue,
= lela af Winning by 56 to O

Special Dispatch 10 THE NEw YORK HERALD
Iowa CITY, Iowa, Oct. 2s.---Purdue
was helpless this afternoon before
Iowa's onslaught, and could not pierce
or circumnavigate the line. Iowa won
SO 10 0. fTowa bucked the Boilermakers'
lire hard and often. regulars and substi-
tutesi making gains. long and short
Kadesky's touchdown on n thirty yard
run with an intercepted forward pass,
features. For tho Boilermakers Well
man and Tykies's forward passing was
tho best work. Towa's line was invin-
chile most Of the time. however and Pur.
due was endlessly forced to kick. Par
kins's work as substitute quarter was
remarkable. Tho Yale hero. was given
an ovation.
The New York herald., 1922-10-29
Manual and Poly Prep
Win in Doubleheader

Poly Prep and Manual Tarining tri-
umphed over New Utrecht and Flushing
respectively in a gridiron double header
yesterday afternoon at Commercial
Field. The margin of victory in both
games was to 0. and a more varied
attack by the winning elevens proved
the deciding factor in each game. All
four elevens entered the contest with
clean states.
Manual scored It's touchdown In the
second period in the first game. follow
ing n blocked kick. on the IS yard
and a forty yard run by Frank Smith
Jack Arnold crashed through the line
for the tally and Louis Nicolello drop
kicked the goal. but It was not allowed.
as Manual was charged with holding
Flushing threatened In the third period,
but Manual held on its % yard mark.
The lineup:
The New York herald., 1922-10-29
Fordham Prep Trounces
c. G. N. Y. Freshmen, 14-6

Coach McCarthys Fordham Prep
eleven handed City College freshmen
the yearlings' first defeat Of the sea-
son yesterday at Fordham Field by the
score Of IA to 6. a successful forward
pass attack in the closing minutes of
play preventing c. O. N. Y. from taking
humiliating whitewash. The prep
eleven avenged last years defeat.
Phil Weis. Fordham Prep's triple
threat star. scored both touchdowns and
three points afterward, while Jim
Hurlbrt. jcaptain. ably assisted him in
advancing tho ball by brilliant runs.
The cubs did not make a first down
through the line. A forward pass.
Motifs Cohen to Plaut. for thirty-five
yards. resulted in the Lavender's score.
The lineup:
The New York herald., 1922-10-29

Jamaica High School tied the undc-
featcd Yonkers eleven at Jamaica yes
terday afternoon, s TO 8. with two min
utes TO 20 BinnIng. Jamaica quarter
back. was knocked out while carrying
the ball, and Cunningham. Yonkers full
back, picked up the loose ball and .ret,
fo1 touchdown, tying the score.
The New York herald., 1922-10-29
St. Johns Prep Noses
Out Clason Eleven. 14-13

Clason Military Academy put UP a
hard battle against heavier eleven
representing st. Johns Prep yesterday
at Clason Point. and held the Red and
White team TO n IA TO 13 score. Line
plunging by Bud Saunders and his two
successful kicks from placement gave
the Brooklyn lads the one point advan-
taee. vcrgara and Kipp starred for
Clason. while Saunders and Rciher we're
best for st. Johns
The New York herald., 1922-10-29
Holy Cross Triumphs Over
Vermont on One Touchdoy
Glennon Accounts for the
Only Score of Game.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YonK HERALD.
WORCESTER, Mass. Oct. 2S.-Ver-
mont received n setbacl, here to-day
when Holy Cross took the annual foot
ball game, to o. The Green Mountain
boys were the favorites.
Johnson's tumble in the opening
period paved the way for a Purple
score. On a criss-cross around the Ver-
mont left wing Glennon scored.
Both teams resorted to kicking game
after this score, waiting for a break.
The visitors threw big scare into the
Purple players when on five forward
passes Vermont covered 35 yards, get
ting the ball to the 20 yard line when
time was called. The lineup:
The New York herald., 1922-10-29
WEST VIRGINIA IN
CLEVER COMEBACK
Trims Rutgers % to O, With
= Jerseymen Battling Fierce
ly All the Way.

Special Dispatch to THE NEw York HERALD.
I MoRGANTowN, w. Va, Oct. 2S.-West
Virginia staged clever comeback here
of the season. and had little trouble
trimming Rutgers. rs to 0. To-day's VIC
tory was accomplished without the SER
vices Of Mahrt and Davis. two regulars.
and Homer Martin. star fullback, who
was hurt early In the first quarter.
Nardacci and Ekberg were West Vir-
ginia's big guns on the offensive to-day.
while the whole team played a stellar
game on the defense. The Mountaineers
had the ball in Scarlet territory during q
greater part OF the struggle. scoring a
touchdown in each quarter after con-
centrated attack in which nothing but
straight football was used. Rutgers bat
tied fiercely all the way and had a
weight advantage over the Spearmen,
who. however, outplayed the husky New
Jersey outfit in practically every de-
partment Of the game.
Late In the second quarter Dickinson
picked up a Mountaineer tumble and
apparently losing his sense of direc-
ton, started toward the West Virginia
goal line. He had covered about twenty
five yards when Setron and Howard
OVERLOOK nllHs tiiuS COiiipicliii5 oiiS VI e''S
prize ''boners' Of the season.
Taking the ball on their 20 yard mark
after Raub had kicked off over the goal,
the Mauntaineers plowed their way
eighty yards down the field to touch
down, Ekberg going through center for
the score. Late in the final period
Capt. Meredith intercepted forward
paes and ran five yards to the Rutgers
19 yard line. Ekberg covered the whole
81, Apo
showing great work as he crashed
through the Rutgers team. He kicked
all the goals from placement.
The lineup:
The New York herald., 1922-10-29
Princeton Cubs Swamp
Fordham Freshmen by 81 to o

PRINCETON, N. j.. Oct. 2s.--The
Princeton freshmen overwhelmed Ford
ham freshmen ON Varsity Field here
this afternoon by score of 81 20 o. The
Tiger cubs opened an effective aerial
attack early In the contest. whicn
proved tho undoing OF the visitors. Poor
taokllng and fumbling were the chicf
weaknesses Of the New Yorkers.
The New York herald., 1922-10-29
Oberlin Beats Amherst
in Stirring Game. 7 to 0
Jones Makes Touchdown Af-
ter 36 Yard Run.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW York HERALD.
OBETLIN. Ohio, Oct. 2s.-Oberlin de-
feated Amherst here to-day in hard
fought battle by the score of TO. The
only tally was made at the end of the
first five minutes of play when Jones
crossed the Amherst line after a thirty
yard run on corkscrew play.
Amherst repeatedly made large gains
on forward passes but was unable 20
get away with any sensational end runs
as Hill. star full back, was sent in with
slight injury and had to be taken out
shortly afterward.
The New York herald., 1922-10-29
Boys High Eleven Bows
to Lawrence by IL to s

Lawrence High School defeated Boys
High In their first encounter on the
Eridiron yesterday at Cedarhurst Field.
L. L.. by ~ to 8. The home eleven
scored in each Of the first two periods
JEFF Carlin. the speedy halfback, ac-
counting for one score and Warren. left
end. tallying the other on n forward
pass. Zimmerman made Boys touch
down IN the third period
The New York herald., 1922-10-29
Springfield College Downs
Detroit Eleven by 6 to O

Special Dispatch 70 THE New York HERALD.
SpRrNoFrELD. Mass, Oct. 2S.--Spring-
field College defeated University OF De-
troit at football here this afternoon by
n score of G 10 0. Springfield scored
late In the second period when King,
the Springfield quarterback. at the end
of n series of brilliant forward passes
took pass from Capt Civiletto and
creased the line Detroit endeavored TO
even tho count in the second half with n
series OF overhead plays, but could not
gain consistently
The New York herald., 1922-10-29

uchdowns-Nardacci, Simon Ecixberg 2.
Goals from touchdowns-Eckberg A. Substi-
tutions West Virginia-Barnum for Martin.
Quares for Mahan, Devaughn Tor simon
Hawkins for Graham, Fuccy for Phil Hill.
Quinlan for Howard, Pinkney for Setron.
Funk for Eckberg. Rutgers-Maloney Tor
Anderson, Moore for Keller. Enanders for
Dickinson, Dickinson for Lincoln, Bender for
]. Scudder Clark for Feller. Lincoln Tor
Brennan. Ruch for Smith. Anderson for Ma
loney Referee--Murphy. Brown. Umpire
Ryan, Michigan. Head Observation-Disclosures.
The New York herald., 1922-10-29
Illinois (o).
Michigan GO.
Columbia Freshmen Beat
Irving School Eleven

Columbia freshmen won tho third
consecutive football game OF the sea-
son by trouncing Irving School at Tar
rytown. ". Y. yesterday, 25 to s. Ir-
Wing held the visitors to a tie in the
first half but were routed In the second
half by three touchdowrs.
The New York herald., 1922-10-29
Ad ,Iphi Eleven Is Victor.

Tho Adelphi Academy eleven defeated
Columbia Grammar MT Adelphi Field,
yesterday. 10 20 Z. Hitchings broke
TT tie in tho fourth period by carrying
tho ball over. after Pflug Of Adelphi,
and Pisarra of Columbia Grammar had
each scored once. and Gurney and Ham
lon had kicked the respective gopls.
The New York herald., 1922-10-29
SCORE BY PERIODS.

Touchdowns-Timm 2. Whalen, De virgiio,
Hoekelrnan Points after touchdowns-
whalen placement kicks). Substitution
Stuyvesant, Shaw for Kostelnik, Taylor LOT
Hoekelman, Claibault for De virgilio, Engei-
son for Feurer, Weiss for Rehm. Kostelnik
for Shaw, Hoekeman for Claibault, Flynn
for Timn, Shaw for Whalen; Morris. Riddell
for Stallman, Smith for Ader, Pharias TOT
Goldstein Brodsky for Diamond. katz Tor
Feinberg, Eisen for Assarian. Referee
Mitchell, Stevens. Umpire-Foster, Brooklyn
Poly. Linesman-Schiff. @. G. N. Y. Time
of periods-12 minutes each.
The New York herald., 1922-10-29
Paxson's Run Gives Clinton
Victory Over Evander, 1876

A thirty-flve yard run from scrim-
mage for a touchdown In the last
minute OF play by Paxson. diminutive
halfback of the De Witt Clinton eleven.
gave the Red and Black a surprising
victory over the strong Evander Childs
team yesterday afternoon at Catholic
Protectory Oval. Tho score was 10 to 9.
Bill Schmults made Evander's touch
down in the final period by steady
pl,lnging The Lineup:
The New York herald., 1922-10-29
Wanting High Gun.

The New York A. c. opened dts winter
trapshooting season yesterday at Trav-
ers Island with special event of 100
targets Forty-six nimrods appeared on
the firing line, J. III. Wanting winning
the high scratch prize after a shootoff
with Tracy H. Lewis. He had a score
of 96-6-100. Lewis captured the sec
ond scratch prize. II. ID. Meeker, with
a score of 90--1s--100. won the high
handicap award and II. G. Vogel took
second prize in the competition.
The New York herald., 1922-10-29
Pitt CD.

Bucl,nell-Morgan for Reed.
70 N4yhoff. Henry for Jenkins. Star
rett l.. Morrett, Buckovechy for Edgar.
Pltt-Colonna for Hewitt. Gourley for Fred
ette, Sauer for Jordan, Frank for Simpson,
Hewitt for Colonna. observation-disclosures.
Try for point-Williams placement kick) /.
Referee-A Sharpe, Yale. Umpire-Ed
Thorpe, De la Sale. Head linesman-D. w.
Merriman, Geneva. Time of quarters-1o
minutes.