The New York herald., 1922-01-29
OPED ARENA - PROGRESS FOR BASKETBALL TITLE
SHIFT ADDS SPEED I.
TO DARTMOUTH FIVE
GOldstein at Guard and Shane
man at Center Become
Regulars.

Special Dispatch 20 THE NHw YORK HERALD.
HANOVER. N. H. Jan. 29.-Dartnouth
teams have arrived at the half way
mark of the winter season with good
records and appear primed for success
fUl year in their respective sports. The
percentage of victories over defeats in
all branches of sport for tho winter ball
ances strongly in favor OF the Green.
The teams which have not as yet been
In action arc all rounding out well and
compare favorably with combinations OF
former years.
The Green basketball team has lost
only three games 10 date. while it has
scored eight victories, and now stands
third in the Eastern intercollegiate race
Dartmouth dropped two games on its
annual Western Christmas training
tour, and also lost TO Princeton on the
home court. Coach zahn has ordered a
smile In the lineup which is expected
TO advance greatly the power OF the
hve. Goldstein has replaced Heep at
guard, while Shaneman has assumed
Goldstein's duties at center The two
new men are both sophomores. but they
have proved their worth as varsity TIM
Der and from now on will be regulars
Practice will be held during next week
TO prepare for the Crescent A. Z. game
mere ueAl SATURDAY n1Ent.
Dartrnouths hockey team has two vic
tories to date. The Green is develop
ing power which has not appeared in
Hanover teams in several years Coach
cav, the new mentor has worked won
ders with the veteran material and the
Green seems duo for a good year on
the rink. Tho next contest. after ex-
afninations, will be in New Haven. while
Columbia will travel to Hanover for a
feature game during Dartmouth's an
nual midwinter carnival The return
OF Capt. Perry and Calder, letter man
from last year, to the lineup during the
last week has added power to the
Green's ohense. The present lineup is
Hall. Erasmus Hall product, center
Osborne and Calder, forwards: Perry
and Foster. defense, and Tobin. goal
Hall and Tobin are tho only men who
did not servo on last years team
Athletes In Boston Meet.
Coach Harry Hillman will keep his
runners hard at work during examina-
tons all next week TO prepare them for
their first showing at the &. A. a.
games in Boston next Saturday. Hill
man VIII take "a squad OF twenty-five
men to tho Boston meet, headed by two
varsity relay teams. -Four pole vaulter-.
Libbey. Smith. Sammis and Pope, also
will make the trip. along with Coffin
and Fiterman in the sprints Capt
Brown in the high jump and SoIlitt and
Anderson in the hurdles.
Earl Thomson. worlds champion
hurdler. will appear as Dartmouth
entry. although he cannot collect points
for the Green this year. Thomson will
run in the 45 yard hurdles. compete in
the dash and try for a place in tho high
-. - n
should maintain his fast pace set dur
ing his three years as a college com
petitor. Capt. Brown is also expected
to star. Last year at the B. A. A.
games he lcaped feet cls inches.
Tho one mile relay team has a tough
assignment As IL faces the fast Pom
quartet. The men who made the best
time in trials this afternoon are Stcarns.
Foster, 1Isllett. Swoboda and Butts. and
these I'm all likelihood will compose the
team. The two mile team will be picked
from Shem. Coalley Healcy. Johnson.
Caldwell end Letteney. Tho freshmen
will also be represented by a relay team
at the Boston races.
Tho swimming team, which at first
appeared weak. has made rapid strides
and I'm it5 first meet against Springfield
y. NJ. 6. A. broke three tank records
in Springfield. Capt. Bird Is the out
standing performer or tho Green and viii
figure prominently in intercollegiate
plunging competition this year. NJ
Springfield he covered so feet I'm "a 2-s
seconds. while he has plunged the length
of the local soventyrfve foot tank in
Al 2-5 seconds, shade over one second
short OF the intercollegiate record.
F,iche, freshman, is the other senss-
tion on the Dartmouth outfit. shining in
the ECO.