The New York herald., 1922-11-12
Columbia

Jerry Lang, national Junior, doubles
champion, with Edgar Il. Dawson. and
holder of q couple of other titles. in
Guiding the Long Island singles crown,
won the annual fall tennis tournament
at Columbia by defeating Dick Mar
shall Lang took the first set BY 6-3
and went one better BY winning the
next set. games to .. However, Mar
shall annexed the third set, but not
until II was carried TO deuce, the final
score being 5-7. Lang took the next
set with no great difficulty by a 6-i
count, thereby winning the Morninsside
Heights title.
designations are the order OF the day
at Columbia Whitaker Chambers.
editor In chief OF the Mornsrgstde. re-
signed. due 10 the great deal OF criticism
of the current number. Corey Ford.
the boss of Jester, was suspended by
the student board for his criticism OF
New York University and resigned i'm
mediately after, practically the whole
staff going with him. The only scri1e
OF prominence who still reigns is Floyd
w. Taylor, editor in chief Of Spectator,
the college daily.
A friend OF Jim Rice, the Columbia
crew coach. sent him a clipping OF a
story by X. L. Knowles which was
printed in the Toronto Stor Weekly.
Tho name of Il was Jimmie Rice, Bur-
wlar and Evangelist" Jim says that
maybe the evangelist part Of 1t is cor
rect. He says he wouldn't swear TO Il
because II isn't right for an evangelist
60 swear.
While the rowing boss was showing
us The clipping a sample freshman. only
feet inches. came along. Jim said
ne weighs only 70 pounds and Is out for
coxswain The only difficulty Is that
the little fellows voice isn't as husky
as Il might be. 20 Jim said he was
going TO feed the cub coke with canary
eecd.
Now tina, outdoor crew workouts arc
O thing OF the past, at least for this
ueason. the annual grind on the ma
chimes will take place and will begin
some time this week. probably on
Wednesday.
fnterclass football will get under way
At Columbia wednesday afternoon. when
tte sophomores and juniors clash on
south Field. This contest was supposed
70 be settled during the last week out
due to a lack of practice on account
or the Cornell trip and election day the
battle was postponed.
Coach Sullivan OF Dean Academy was
speaking with Ed Kennedy, the mentor
OF the Columbia swimming team, AFTER
the football game between hts charges
and the Blue and White cubs and said
that George Pease, the captain anu
quarterback OF the local yearlngs. beat
His team single handed. He also added
that Pease was tho best quarterback
that he had ever seen.
would that George could be turned INTO
"a sophomore overnight so that he could
become field general OF the varsity out
IT. which Is very much in need OF a
heady quarter.
while the Columbia special was on It's
way back from ithaca the boys made up
"A bunch OF alibis for journeying up the
state. Here are some OF them: we
didn't 40 up 20 see Columbia play. We
went 10 see Cornell play and II just
went up 70 Ithaca to see friend or
,,,inc who attends Cornell. As long as
/ was there took IN the game.
Among those on the special when 1t
left Hobokou we're Jack Kennedy
fornsr captain Of the Columbia foot
ball team. Frank y. Fackenthal. secre-
tary of the university, and Charles Iial-
atead Mapes. s.. chairman oc the uni
,oreity committee on athletics JACK
Kennedy, who Is a brother OF Ed Ken
nedy. the swimming coach. and Charlie
TSsnnsdy. a football player on the Co
iuuibia freshman squad. Is member
Of the football advisory committee.