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The New York herald., 1922-11-10
Notre Dame Football Squad
on Its Way to West Point

SouTH EEND, Ind, Nov. o.--The Notre
Dame football squad left here to-day
for West Point for the Contest with
Army Saturday. Capt Carberry, star
right end, who was injured In the Geor-
gla Tech g\nnc two weeks ago. did not
accompany he team.
The New York herald., 1922-11-10
Harvard Doom Written
in Jerseys, Say Tigers

Special Dispatch 10 THE New York HERALD.
HRINCETON. Nov. .. -"The
- swarthmore team wore red
4 Jerseys: so did Colgate and
Chicago" said Capt. Mel Dicken-
son of the Princeton football eleven
addressing "a spirited mass meeting
here tonight before the Orange and
Black squad left for It's Northern
invasion. "ard Harvard ought to
provide red meat for the Tigers
Saturday"
The New York herald., 1922-11-10
Scholastic Athletics

An annual football series. which
promises TO develop into big inter-
sectional feature yearly. will be in
augurated tomorrow when st. Johns
Prep of Brooklyn meets 81. Johns
Prep of Danvers, Mass, at Danvers.
The local Catholic school is tockling n
big Job. st. Johns OF Danvers is unde-
feated and has not been scored upon
this year. Last Saturday the Danve-s
boys defeated Worcester High. 7 TO 0.
st. Johns has defeated Flushing. ~ 10
6; Clason Military Academy, IL TO l3
Far Rockaway. 25 10 0: tied Concordia
Prep. &C. and lost 10 New York MIL
tsry Academy, IS 10 3.
The Lafayette ana New York Unl.
versity freshmen will stage theig annual
scrap at Ashland Stadium. at East
Orange, n. j.. tomorrow.
Horace Mann school ana Loyola
School will soon start hockey practice
They have applied 10 the 1sist Street
Ice Palace for practice periods.
Erasmus Hall IIlgn School intends 20
enter a team I'm tho =. :. A. l.. golf
tournament next spring. Ed O'Connell.
coach OF the track. cross country and
tennis teams a. the rlatbush school, and
golfer OF fair ability. has taken
charge OF Erasmus Halls school boy
golfers. Erasmus viii meet az many
schools as II can in team matches in
order TO give It's players tho experience
OF match play. The Buff and Blue hrs
met Jamaica. and has a match sched-
uled with Richmond Tflll. -Four boys
who have shown exceptional ability are
Thomas Riley. Wesley Pepper, Thomas
Bennett and James Grcsan. Three other
BOYS on the team are Elias Hannah.
William Devereaux and Kali Trabulsl.
The fourteenth annual relay carnival
Of Eastern District TIigh School viii
open the scholastic indoor season Dc-
cember The relay events open TO high
schools and preparatory schools arc.
one mile medley. $50 yard for freshmen.
$50 yard for 100 pound class, $50 yard fer
juniors and 40 yard COR 100 pound class.
There will also be three events fer
Junior high school students: $40 yard re-
lays for 40 and IFS pound classes. and
$50 yari relay for unlimited weight
class.
Erasmus Hall has o track man from
San Francisco lie r. Bill Rummey. In
practice at r. S. a. L. Field. Rummey
has easily beaten several OF Ed O'Con-
,.ntsta Xraf ,ttaWknr ,,,ttara ftaf he a.
The New York herald., 1922-11-10
Parke H. Davis to Write Technical
Review of Big Football Games

T ESPONDING the extraordinary public
* Princeton. PrnceonYae
New specially Prince
TOMS celebrated football technical
The New York herald., 1922-11-10
Washington-Tennes Game
Off Because of Ineligibility

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 9.-George l.. Rider,
director OF athletics at Washington Uni
versty. announced this afternoon that
the scheduled football game with the
University of Tennessee Medical College
eleven of Memphis. Tenn. at ST. Louis
Saturday has been cancelled because Of
inability OF the Tennessee team TO con-
form to the eligibility clause of the con-
tract.
The New York herald., 1922-11-10

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Nov. 9.--Cancella-
ton OF the scheduled Washington Uni
versity-Tennessee Medical College game
was due to the freshman rule in effect
In the Missouri Valley Conference. n
was stated at the medical college here
to-day. Most Of the players ot the doo-
tors eleven are freshmen.
The New York herald., 1922-11-10

HARvARp. p.pRINcEToN Irwin Reproduc-
tl0n. Hotel Mo NSat.. Y. N. Tickets
ti.fo., spsid' >
The New York herald., 1922-11-10

Erasmus Hall has o track man from
San Francisco. He " Bill Rummey. In
practice at r. S. A. L. Field, Rummey y
has easily beaten several OF Ed o'Con-
neiis bcs, quarter milers. so that he Is
expected 10 make good in tho coming
indoor meets.
The New York herald., 1922-11-10

The officials for the Cornell Dartmouth
game will be G. J. McCarty. German
town. referee J. c. Donald. Brown, um-
pire; u. w. Merriman, Geneva. field
Evening star., 1922-01-06


Tho st. Paul-Grace engagement
should be well contested as victory
for the Methodists would give them
tie with Grace for tho league leader
ship. These teams will play the hrst
game. starting at 8 o'clock.
Circle Athletic Club hopes to go as
far in basket ball this winter as 1t did
in foot ball during the fall: The
youngsters Of the neighborhood@ "a ABOUT ISa
North Capitol street and Florida
avenue put out an eleven that ranked
high among the contenders for the
125-pound gridiron championship. ana
had a second team that never met de-
feat. The Circles will send two teams
night at Liberty Hall. the FIRST quint
meeting Independent .Athlstic Club,
and the second the Junior High School
Cadets. Teams desiring games IN the
125 and 115 pound classes should
nue. nue. or " telephone H. yrerritt. north
$500, or Randall ". Gardner. north
443O. Gardner recently was Reelected
president of the Circles.
Arlington Athlete Club is casting
about for engagements with District
uuints Challenges should be sent
to Leo F. Wise, 80 18th street, or
phoned to Franklin. 6SS7. The Ar
llngtOnS nave ScneouioQ tue toaoW.u1
games: January 7, Light Infantry. Ct
AIexandria; II, Manhattans: Is.
Quincy: 21, Capital Silents: n. Grace:
81. CRYSTAL, at Alexandria; February
Z. Old Dominion Boat Club, at Alex
andria.
Congress Heights Yankees. District
independent champions. Will encount-
er a formidable aggregation IN tne
st. Andrews team tomorrow nisnt-
The, Saints last year won rhs Sne nnirts mIpy a
will clash in the 4th Regiment ar
mory in Baltimore.
Kanawha Athletic Club basketers
will stage a double header tonlght on
battle with the Emanons after the re-
serve team has met the Gunstons in a
game starting at 1880 O'Clock.
with 120-130 pound teams. chal-
lenges should be telephoned to Mana
ger Lyman, north 552l.
Elliott basketers took the measure
of the Alexandria TriangleS IN a -
to 10 match. Spellbrins ana SouW,m
did some sensational goal shooting
for the victors.
Berchmnn Comets completely out
clasSed the TakomaS, WINNING d. to-"'
The playing of Foley of the winners
was feature.
Liberty Athletic Clubs big team
yanauished the Congress Heights
Yankee Juniors. 81 to -. but the Lib
erty reserves bowed to the Western
High freshmen in a SO to 30 tilt after
playing through two extra PERIODS.
Steward school girls and the FRIENDS
sextet of Alexandria played to a By
deadlock The lighter Alexandrians
displayed better teamwork than their
opponents.
Grace Reserves held to their WIN
ming stride in their game with the
Rosedale Reserves, taking the en-
gagement, 33 to 22. Gollan and Hart
played we'll for the winners.
Roaetale's regular team was doWned
! by the Manhattans in 27 to II bat
. tie. -WoFmley's good floor play and
Evening star., 1922-01-06
CHICAGO PLANS STRICT
RULES FOR ALL SPORTS

CHICAGO, January 6.-Tentative
rules to govern Chicago athletic con-
tests and exhibitions, including wres-
Ting bouts, will be submitted for ap-
prova1 at a meeting Of the newly ap-
pointed city athletic commission this
afternoon. The rules were drawn up
by committee of aldermen
One rule would require that. wres-
tling bouts be divided into fifteen
minute rounds" and that system of
scoring by points be devised which
would permit a referees decision at
the end OF each bout.
Other rules would limit applause
and cheering, and prevent gambling
on the outcome of the contest, and
forbid smoking while the event is in
progress.
There also is. a strong section
against fake exhibitions. and provi-
sion for licensing promoters, man
ayers, second and trainers.
Evening star., 1922-01-06
RIVAL LEAGUE .SLUGGERS
MEET IN SPRING SERIES

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, January 6-Tw0
of the greatest stars In base hill
are to engage In a contest for
batting hOnOrs at New Orleans
March IS and 10 when Babe Ruth,
home run king of the New York
Yankees, and Rogers HOrnsby OF
the st. Louis Nationals, champion
batterx Of the major leagues last
year. meet In n twO-game spring
exhibition series between the two
teams. Scheduling Of the games
was announced today by Branch
Hickey, manager of the Cardinals.
Exhibition games in the south
with the Cleveland and Philadel-
phia clubs OF the American League
also are planned by the locals.
Evening star., 1922-01-06
PENN GETS CITY PERMIT
TO ENLARGE ITS STANDS

PHILADELPHIA, January 6.-Uni-
versity Of Pennsylvania has been
granted a permit by the city council
to enlarge the stands at Franklin
er an amendment had been inserted
giving supervision of the work to the
department of public safety. This
was done to make sure that the su-
perstructure, which will extend out
over three streets. will be built so as
to guarantee the safety Of pedes-
trianS.
The additions will increase the
seating capacity to $4,000. Work will
be begun in the spring and will be
completed for the opening of the foot
ball season.
Evening star., 1922-01-06
Michigan Washington Club to Haze Nw Home
c. v. j. AND GALLAUDET
CUNTS CLASH TONIGHT

Washington's second intracity COL
logo basket ball game of the season
will be played tonight at the Coli
scum. with teams of George Wash
ington University and Gallaudet op-
ponents.
They will take the court at the
conclusion of a game between the
Congress Heights Yankees local in
dependent champions, and the Allied
Five of Baltimore. The preliminary
match will start at 8 o'clock.
Each of the college aggregations
has been through a game this winter
The Hatchetites handily defeated the
Fort Myer Officers quint, but CAL
laudet was forced to bow to the Cath
Ollie University five.
Evening star., 1922-01-06
WHEATLEY RETAINS CUE
TITLE, BEATING HENSHAW

George Wheatley continues as
pocket billiard champion Of the Dis
trict as result Of his victory over
Hen Henshaw last night in the de-
cisive match of the annual tourna-
ment at the Grand Central Academy.
In his final tourney engagement
Wheatley won. 100 to 81, his seventh
consecutive victory. 1t was the sec
ond defeat in seven starts for Hen
shaw.
William Parsons and Wallace KIM
ball are to play tonight at 8 o'clock.
With Henshaw, they are contenders
for second place.
Evening star., 1922-01-06
TECH PLAYS JOSEPHITE
QUINT HERE TOMORROW

Tech Highs team will entertain
Mount st. Joseph's Of Baltimore in the
Oily Schoiastic basket ball game
The match will be Gecided at the Cen
tral J. NJ. c. A. play starting at .
o'clock. Eastern will go to Orange
Va, to encounter Woodberry Forest
Central and St. Johns have home
games TINS afternoon. The former is
playing Baltimore PoIytechnic Ins,i-
tute, while the Vermont Avenue boys
are battling with Western High. Bust
ness is in Baltimore for a game with
the ,JoSenhiteS ~
Evening star., 1922-01-06
BUREAU GIRLS DEFEAT
BALTIMORE BOWLERS

Washington girls will carry lead
of forty four pins into the final round
of their intercity bowling match with
Baltimore girls on the Recreation
drives the latter part of this month.
Competing on the Regent alleys in the
Maryland metropolis yesterday, the
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
team. Washington Ladies' League
representative that won the title in
the annual city championship tourney
last summer. vanquished the Regents,
1878 TO 1894, in a three game en-
gagement.
The Washington contingent made it
sweep for the day when its two
doubles teams and lone singles con-
testant pointed the way to the Balti-
moreans. Lorraine Gulli of the Bu-
reaus toppled the best game of the
matches with a score of 11O for her
second effort in the team contest.
High-set honor was ga-nered by
Marie Zorbach of the Regents with a
count of 2S4. The scores:
Evening star., 1922-01-06

The property to be used for the
new course is on the east bank OF
the Anacostia river near Benning.
1t is adjacent to the electric railway
and easily reached by automobile.
The tract is ideal for a trap-shooting
course. The club probably will have
the new plant ready for use early
next summer.
The present shooting grounds of
Washington Gun Club are located at
Bethesda, Md. Shoots have been held
regularly every Saturday, starting at
pm, and occasional meets con-
Quoted on Wednesday afternoon.
While only members have been eli
gibIe to compete for club trophies.
all shooters have been welcomed to
the grounds.
Officers for the ensuing year have
been chosen by the club. DR.. j. C..
Wynkoop and A. F. Stearn were unani-
mously reelected president and
treasurer, respectively. F. P. Will
Jams was made secretary and Z. r.
Bowie, assistant secretary.
Evening star., 1922-01-06
SPORT CLUB PROPERTY
TOBE AUCT|ONED OFF

NEW YORK, January property
of the International Sporting Club. on
Lexington avenue. roughly valued at
100000, was placed on the auction
block here today. Its sale was or
dered by the court to satisfy a second
mortgage for $225.00O held by the
Centre Field Company.
1t was reported that the club itself
might bid for it. Gutzon Borglum,
president Of the club, was said to
have had two offers Of 100000 this
year.
Oficials of the organisation stated
there was no intention of disbandlng
it and emphasized the ownership OF
the property was not essential to its
existence.
Evening star., 1922-01-06
PENN RELAY IS INVITED
TO COMPETE IN FRANCE

PHILADELPHIA, January g.
UDiversity Of Pennsylvania has re-
ceived an Invitation to compete in
the French reunion games in
France, I'm April. Pennsylvania
will send a relay team to the Eng
lish relays on April 8, and II the
French games are held early
enough for the team to return here
for practice for the Pennsylvania
relay carnival. the invitation prob
ably will be accepted.
Evening star., 1922-01-06

accurate shooting counted heavily
against the Rosedales.
Epiphany juniors jolted the Riggs
In rs to Is match. Dean of the VIC
tors was the star Of the fray, toss
ing goals from the scrirr. mage.
Epiphnny's big quint crushed the
under 80 to 16 count.
The churchmen piled up a heavy
score in the first half Of the game.
Jameson was the best scorer Of the
Randover tossers, who defeated the
Calvary NJ. E. auint. Is to 21, want
more opposition from 135-pound
teams. Challenges should be sent to
W: Richardson, 1890 c street north
east, or telephoned to Lincoln 1851.
Levtnthan-A merican Athletic Club
OF Baltimore Is prepared to play any
washington team For engagements,
ADDRESS Joe Muzdakis, $50 Columbia
avenue, Baltimore, Md.
Evening star., 1922-01-06
Hopkins Twelve to Be Busy.

BALTIMORE, Md. January g.
Nine lacrosse games will be played
by the John Hopkins team in the
spring. The schedule: April Is. Army.
at West Point; %, Stevens; 20, SYRIA
cuse: May 6. Navy, at Annapolis;
13, Penn, at Philadelphia; 20, Swarth-
more, at Swarthmore; 81, Lehigh;
June 3, Princeton (pending); 10. Mount
Washington.
Evening star., 1922-01-06
Alabama Foot Ball Dates.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. January g..
University Of Alabama has listed
seven. of the nine foot ball games
il will play next fall. as follows:
October a. Georgia Tech. at Atlanta;
81. Sewanee; IS, Texas. at Austin:
November A. Pennsylvania. at Phila-
delphia: H.. Kentucky, at Lexington;
%, Georgia. at Montgomery; 80.
Mississippi Aggies. open dates are
OGtober Z and November Is.
Evening star., 1922-01-06
SKATERS IN CONTEST.

Harry Whiting and Casco Duke
Travelled 3O1 miles and 10 laps to de-
feat by one lap William Whiting and
Willie Ferguson in the twenty-four-
hour roller-skating race ended last
night at the Coliseum. grueling
contest between the Whiting brothers
was d feature Of the race.
Evening star., 1922-01-06
Englehorn Quits Coaching.

Wesley Englehorn. foot ball coach
at Amherst College last fall. has an
nounced his retirement from coach
ing. He had been sought at Amherst
again and also as first assistant coach
at Dartmouth. Englehorn is a for
mer Dartmouth star.
Evening star., 1922-01-06
TO PURCHASE SITE NEAR
OLD ANALOSTAN GROUNDS
Clubhouse Will Be Erected and Three Model Traps
Installed-Dr. J. C. Wynkoop Reelected
President and Other Officers Chosen.

WASHINGTON GUN CLUB the Districts organization
wv shooting conempates the construction the
future of thoroughly modern shooting plant At its annual
the club ordered purchase of that formerly
three of the atesmod will be installed and adequate club
Evening star., 1922-01-06
Heads Dreadnaught Club.

Silas Dever has been elected presi-
dent of Dreadnaught Athletic Club
of Alexandria. Other officers chosen
were Elmer Mcintosh. secretary; Al
bert Dreyfuss, treasurer; Edgar AL
len, manager, and j. w. Tulloch, as
SiStant manager.
Evening star., 1922-01-06
CENTRAL soCCER1sTs SCORE.

Central High Schools new soccer
team broke into the victory column
yesterday with 5-to-O win over
Monroe School. western division
champion in the Elementary School
Soccer League. Capt. Robinson of
the winners made two goals. and his
dribbling accounted for two more.
Evening star., 1922-01-06
Wins Place in Hockey League.

BOSTON, January 1.-THE Pere
Marquette X. of {. hockey team won
the final eame of the elimination
series TO determine Boston's third
representatives in the eastern wheel
of the United States Association. de-
feating the MelroSe club. to o.
Other teams are Westminster and
Boston \. A.
Evening star., 1922-01-06
Catcher Lalonge to Pilot.

BRANTFORD, Ont, January g.
Michael Lalonge, former big league
catcher, will manage the Brantford
team in the Michigan-Ontario League
this year. He was released from the
Kansas City club to accept the berth.
Evening star., 1922-01-06
TURNER THROWS HANSON.

Joe Turner won his wrestling match
with Fritz Hanson at the Capitol
Theater last night after two hours and
forty minutes After the match had
gone two hours. the referee stopped it
and 1t was decided to let the grapplers
return to the mat for one fall. Turner
won on a double toe hold.
Evening star., 1922-01-06
Parnham to Come Back.

BALTIMORE, January 6.-Pitcher
"Rube" Parnham, former Oriole star,
whose arm went back on him in 1913.
has been mailed a contract by Man
ager Jack Dunn. Parnham wrote that
he believed he could come back next
season.
Evening star., 1922-01-06
Golf Champions Competing.

SAN FRANCISCO. January 6.-Jim
Barnes and Jock Hutchison. American
and British open titleholders, respec-
lively. are entered in the northern
California open golf tournament,
which starts here today.
Evening star., 1922-01-06
SETS new
WORLD SWIMMING MARK

CHICAGO, January 6.-John
"efssmuller, Illinois Athletic Club
swimmer, established q new world
record in the 22O-yard free-style
event, In nm open meet at. the 1. A.
c. pool Inst night. Weissmuller's
time Of 2.18 3-5 clipped les Of
second on the former record set
ny Ted Cam of the Detroit A. G.
the meet WINS won by the ]. A. C.
swimmers, with the Great Lakes
A. A. second and NOrthwestern
Cntverslty third.
= The Central A. A. U. ann0unced
2 tnat the national water polo chana-
ntonshiP would be held IN the
Madis0n Square Garden pool in
New York. March II. Is and 10.
Evening star., 1922-01-06
EASTERN ALUMNI TO DINE
FAMOUS CRIDIRON TUTOR
Veteran Mentor, Star Player at Lafayette, Turned
Out Title Teams at Nebraska, Kansas and
Stanford Before Going to Ann Arbor.
BY LAWRENCE PERRY.

EW YORK. January 6Easten alumni of the University OF Mchi-
have mark with to w.t.
Fielding H. Yost wenyrst foot ball coach at
the Ann Arbo institution The dinner announced will be held
Michigan
Yosts right hand and tell him
Evening star., 1922-01-06
Renews Big Trotting Race.

LEXINGTON, January 6.-The Ken
tucky Trotting Horse Breeders AS
soriation has decided to renew tn.
Futurity for foals of 1922. with guar
anteed nurse Of S2l 900.
Evening star., 1922-01-06
Killinger Signs With Yanks.

NEW YORK. January 6.-Gilenn
killinger. Penn State base ball and
foot ball player, has signed a 1922
contract with the New York Ameri-
cans. He will be a candidate for
third base.
Evening star., 1922-01-06
SUNDAY SCHOOL TOSSERS
RESUME PLAY TOMORROW

CUNDAY SCHOOL BASKET BALL LEAGUE teams, y-of
weeks play tomorrow night the
~ Y. M. c. A.. will be played, ST Paul NJ E.
meeting Metropolitan
Evening star., 1922-01-06
Tigers to PLAY Rochester,

SUMTER. s. C.. January 6.-The
Rochester Internation;ls will play
the Detroit Americans an exhibition
game here March 23
Evening star., 1922-01-06

Grace Reserves held to their win
ming stride in their game with the
Rosedale Reserves, taking the en-
gagement, 33 to %. Gollan and Hart
nlayed well for the winners.
Evening star., 1922-01-06

Rosedale's regular team was downed
by the Manhattans in p to II bat
tie. Wormley's good floor play and
Evening star., 1922-01-06

Steward school girls and the Friends
sextet of Alexandria played to BY
deadlock. The lighter AleXanotians
displayed better teamwork than their
opponents.
Evening star., 1922-01-06

Liberty Athletic Clubs big team
yanGuished the Congress Heights
Yankee Juniors. 81 to II. but the Lib
erty reserves bowed to the Western
High freshmen in SO to 80 tilt after
PLAYING through two extra PERIODS.
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH
FORMS SHOE LEAGUE
Election OF Officers Held and Players
Entered-6orneran Named Secre.
tary Of Organization.

Another action which shows th"
2amc ~ hOrScshoos is growing III
popularity MAS made last evening
whcn the bGys AMI younc mon OF the
rirs, Christian church mot and formed
a league for IN" Winter. The nam" OF
Tho First Christian Na"s"ehO" icaGue
was adopted. a@1 tn" league il "pon
TO anyone vino wishes to join. Apple
cation blanks can be secured from the
iUANa"cr.
". \. Harkcs Vas elected president
and manager Of the league. with Viii
liam R0rneman secretary. o W. VAN
tresS was named treasurer. Borne
man. formerly manager OF tho Island
HOrSr&hu" league. attended the mo"l'
INK last night 20 help in ORGANIZING tn"
LEAGUE. hu; realizing EOrnCman's in
tevc$t and knowledge OF the gam" his
nomination was made. and his election
was unanimous.
Tho following were in attendance At
tho meeting: W Barkos. j. II. Rosen.
berg. William SChul ". St"iudOrr. II.
Baker, p. lio>t. $. Lash. T. Marina.
duke. !. y. Case. l.. \. Francis. L.
Reese. T. Armstrong. Rev. W. II.
Fields. +. MrGilron. W MrBroom. o.
W. Nan'r"sS ami T. Mura;an
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