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Evening star., 1922-12-05
1928 TIGER GRID TEAM
MAY Be LED BY JUNIOR

PRINCETON. N. j.. December s.
Speculation is rife on the Princeton
campus over the matter of the prob
able Tiger gridiron leader for next
year. For almost the first time in
Princeton foot ball history the
chances OF the coveted position going
to a next years junior are considered
good here. Twelve letter men are
eligible for the position. Seven will
he juniors next year and five seniors.
But it is claimed that only few of
the seniors can count for sure on
their position on the first varsity. AL
most every position will be disputed
by Junior.
Johnny German, Ken Smith and
as will Barr Snively and Dick Newly.
All of these will be seniors. Herb
Treat. star tackle. will also be a
senior next year. but there is some
question about his eligibility His case
is being taken up at present. The
Last night the entire Tiger squad.
sixty-five strong. was banqueted at
the Nassau Club here. Head Coach
Roper came from his Philadelphia
home to address the gathering.
or the twenty men who received
their letters for playing in the Har-
ward or Yale games. thirteen will re-
turn next season. Those lost by grad
uation will be Capt. Mel Dickinson.
Ollie Afford. Pink Baker. Jack
Cleaves Howdy Gray, Don Griffin and
S. Harrison Thomson. The backfield
will suffer less by the graduation of
stars than will the line. Cleaves is
the only backfield man to graduate.
Among the backs who will be eligi-
BILE next season are Charlie Caldwell.
great defensive back: Johnny Cor
man. Bob D!nsmore and Willie Win
gate. all reliable quarterback men
Newly. Crum and Bob Eeattie, all
good in broken field or line plunge.
Red Howard seems to be the only
man around the center of the line
who will return. Buzz Stout will be
on deck to fill one of the wing posi-
tions. while Sax Tillson or Ken Smith
will probably hold down the other.
A great loss will be suffered by the
team in the graduation of Gray. He
is president of his class and is also
at the head Of the university religious
association. the Philadelphia Society.
Evening star., 1922-12-05
Tips on Playing Basket Ball;
Correct Rule interpretations
BY ED THORP.

II there are any points about the game
OF basket ball or its rules tchtch puzzle
yoE, irrfte Ed Thorpe, care of our Sport
i'tg Editor. inclostn0 Stcmped. return
enpetope. He'll girc you Il quick and
correct decision.
Q. Does the goal count if the ball
hits ceiling before going into the
basket?
A. Yes. providing It wax within
bounds Of court and NO rule covering
same was made before game started,
Q. While making a free trial for a
goal can / pass the ball to another
player?
A. No. An honest attempt must be
made to cage 1t.
Q. Is 1t necessary to notify a player
in amateur games when he has three
personal fouls called against him that
the next personal foul will disqualify
him?
A. No. As a matter of fact. neither
the referee nor umpire i< aware OF
the number Of personal or technical
fouls against any man.
Q. While shooting a foul is a player
supposed to have both feet on the
free-throw line when the ball leaves
his hands?
a. No. He must not touch or eros.
the free-thr0Sv line until the ball has
touched the basket. blackboard o,
luiNsed the basket. This is true I'm
both amateur and professional basket
ball.
Q. If a foul is committed after
time Is up. but before the referee
blows his whistle, should it be count
ed and free throw given?
A. No. The gAme II over when the
tinekeeper gives signal that time Il
up. This In the rule In both amateur
] and pfOfeAaiOnal games,
Evening star., 1922-12-05
12O-POUND TILT SOUGHT
BY c. U. PREP JUNIORS

Georgetown Prep, Junior eleven. re-
luctant to abandon the gridiron while
the mild weather lasts. wants to meet
any District eleven with a reasonable
claim to the 120-pound championship.
The match would have to be played
tomorrow. Friday or Saturday at
Garrett Park. Md. or Georgetown
University field here. The juniors.
who made it five wins in as many
starts when they beat the White
championship. but they wish a battle
which will give their coach an inkling
as to which OF the players really de-
serve the school insignia.
Any eleven averaging from lis to
1870 pounds will receive consideration
for this letter" game by telephoning
Manager Wesley Crane at the prep
school. Kensington 139.
stanton Junior" are to tackle Havoc
Athletic Club and Mackin Athletic
Club December 10 and II, respective
". for the 120-pound city title. The
Havoc game will be held at American
League Park and the other match at
Union Park.
St. Teresa Re~erve~ practice at
Logan Park tonight. All members of
the squad are to report at 1870
O'Clock. The Saints are to face the
Mohawk Props Sunday.
Capt. GOldey of the Kanawha Props
will send his men through light
drill tonight on the field at 7th and o
streets. Players are to report for the
practice at o'clock.
Seaman Gunners have the next two
Sundays open. and would like to hear
from Southern Athletic Club. George
town Athletic Club and other unlimit-
ed weight elevens. Telephone chal-
lenges to the management at Lin
coin 1890.
Mercury Athletic Club. now holding
the District championship. is being
besieged by challengers. Latest to seek
game with the Mercurys are Amer
lean Legion gridmen. who played
such a sturdy game 1t Atlanta last
Saturday. Manager Swans Legion
naires are ready TO play the new title
holders at any time during the next
two weeks.
Sheehy's Props took the measure of
the Gibraltar Juniors in a S0to-ls
engagement. 4 forward pass. Sheehy
to Bradley. good for: 45 yards. gave
the Props one of their touchdowns.
Evening star., 1922-12-05

Passes are made with one or both
hands. 1t is we'll to coach team
to use both hands whenever pos
sible. Short passes should always
be made with both hands. Poor
passes at critical moments are with
out doubt due to two causes: first,
nervousness, as observed i'll young
players. which should gradually dis
appear as the player becomes more
experienced and proficient. and, sec
ond, lack of knowledge as to the
proper manner in which to make
the pass. The former difficulty, that
OF nervousness. is one which the
player must himself overcome. Self
confidence comes to strong
hearted" player along with pro-
.iciency. The second cause for poor
passes, as previously stated. is due
tonot knowing how. This can only
be overcome by learning the correct
methods. Correct methods are pos
sible only through good coaching
The observance of how passes are
made by expert players, the study
OF good article. and then contin-
uous practice.
Evening star., 1922-12-05

Epiphany EagEes desire to cance
their engagement for Thursday with
the Hiltons. A game with another
team for this date was arranged be-
fore the Hiitons were given the place
Oh the schedule.
immaculate Conception Cubs over
came the Trojans in a 19-to-13 game.
Falcone starred for the winners.
Teams of the eighty five pound. class
ready to play the Immaculate Con-
ception Cubs may telephone Manager
Ryan at Franklin 1O97.
virginia Orioles would meet Dis
trict teams in Alexandra December
IA and 16. Quints of the 125-pound
class ready to accommodate the Vir-
ginians may write Manager ]. A.
Schoeni, 5091a South Fairfax street.
Alexandria, Va. or telephone Alexan-
dria 115S-W between and $50 pm.
western Athletic Club will enter
tain the Mount Pleasant NJ. E. bas-
keters tonight in Peck gymnasium.
Play is to get under way at 8 o'clock.
Peck's 115-round qusnt wants more
action. Challenges will be received
by Manager J. l. Duvall. 1919 2eth
street. or over telephone West 2S12
between $50 and s pm.
schedule and would like to hear from
all unlimited class teams in the Dis
trict Communications may be ad-
dressed to Manager William Furman,
Aloysius Club. ~ I street.
Yosemite Athletic Club will encoun-
ter the Washington barracks team at
Washington barracks tonight at s
o'clock. All Yosemite players are to
meet at 11th and G streets north
east at Z.
Argyle Athletic Club has the fol-
lowing squad practicing: Irving.
Mehler. W. Hunter. c. Hunter. Ing
ham. Simonton, Brooks and Young
Teams of the 120-pound class desir-
ing to meet the Argyles may tele-
phone Manager Brooks at Columbia
5l5S.
Georgetown Athletic Club dribblers
have two games this week. St Paul
will be met at Peck gymnasium to-
night and Park View will be en-
Evening star., 1922-12-05
Do,Ur, the Alleys

Nationals sm0thered the Goodfel-
lows under a three-game victory last
night in the District League. their
scores being 4s7. 5o5 and 537. Pontas
OF the victors landed the high game
and set. 122 and s43.
Southern OF the Terminal Y. NJ. c. A.
League won two out of three from
s7e. SIS and s52. The final game was
captured by A. r. E.. their score being
3s5. They are four-man teams.
Athletic Club Bowling League is
seeking a team to take the knicker-
bockers' place. The Waverly and Ana
costa teams are having hot fight
edge with 20 wins and 4 defeats.
while the latter has 19 victories and S
reverses. Michon has the highest
average. 110-5. with Tooney second.
1923. and Megaw third with 1895.
Secretary A. w. Aliens address is 633
Orleans place northeast.
Irving Athletic Club would like to
arrange games with teams OF their
class. especially the Circle A. c. and
the Black A. e.. Call Manager Kettler
Columbia 2e1l. between 5 and in the
evening. or write to $50 F street.
the Royal tonight. as both home
teams. the Shermans and Royals.
clash. Both Quints have a host of fol-
lowers.
City Post once Of the Washington
Ladies' League sprang a surprise on
the Hilltoppers when il captured
two out Of three last night. the vic
tors scores being 497. 4s7. 442. while
the losers had 46l. 500. 49,. Miss
Levy had high game. l1a. and also the
best set. $40. Defeat of the Hilltop
pers puts them hack in a tie with
Billie's team for first place.
Independents grabbed three games
from Registry by the scores OF 432,
429 and 400. Miss Helm of the win
ners had high game and high set. IS
and 279.
Evening star., 1922-12-05


sports will be drawn from the foot
ball squad. Winkjer. right guard. is
the captain of the swimming team.
and O'Regan. a substitute halfback.
who was In the game against the
Military Academy for a short time, Is
captain Of the boxers.
Boxers Draw Heavily.
Boxers will make a heavy draw on
the foot ball squad. Mathews. CEN
ter, was the champion heavyweight
of tho academy last season. but ne
will have to contend for his honors
this year with Lentz. who played
right guard most of the season. and
Levensky. a substitute tackle. Both
are larger men than Mathews. Con-
roy, captain of the eleven. Is expect
ed to try for the middleweieht class
The wrestling team will not draw
from the foot ball squad as heavily
as usual, though Heriihy. substitute
guard. and Shewell. substitute
tackle. are expected to try for heavy
weight honors. Wiedorn, who was
regular tackle on the eleven and
heavyweight champion wrestler.
graduated in June.
At present. the probabilities are
that no other members of the squad
will try for places in winter sports.
but many will get ready to engage in
the spring branches. Bolles. left
tackle, is captain of the varsity crew
for the coming year. and. as he is the
only member of last years crew now
in the academy, there will be much
work for the rowing candidates to
do. and they will make an early start
Clyde. the other regular tackle. was
member Of the plebe crew last spring.
and will try for the varsity this season.
Lacrosse Attracts Many.
lacrosse will as usual attract many
of the foot ball players. In fact. the
athletic officials of the academy have
encouraged the foot ball men. espe-
cially backfield and end candidates. to
play lacrosse in the spring, finding
that il improves their speed. stamina.
dodging ability and many other quail
tiles valuable in foot ball. Capt. Con-
roy, Parr and Cullen were regulars on
the lacrosse team last year. while
Soucek, substitute back. is captain
for the coming year. ORegan, also.
probably will play again.
Barchet the fast back of the Navy
team, is the regular shortstOp of the
nine. and will be found in his place
again. while Mckee. another back. is
an infield candidate, and has played in
some games. Carney. the big left
guard who has been elected team cap
tain for next year, may play base ball.
but Is more likely to stick to the field
and track team. having taken up
weight throwing last year. TAYLOR.
the fast and powerful right end. holds
the academy record for the broad
Evening star., 1922-12-05
NO HOCKEY FOR TIGERS
UNLESS BATHS ARE CUT

PRINCETON December San
appeal has been made to Princeton
undergraduates to ec0nOmixe ON
the use Of d0rmit0Py showers in
order to help alleviate the acute
holding up the opening Of tho new
1iObey Baker memorial rink. The
new skating surface WAS to have
been frozen last week for hockey
practice, hut the town authorities
bnlked because OF the existing
scarclty OF water.
The Tigers aPe scheduled to open
the season with the st. Nicholas
Hockey Club OF New York Mt the
dedication OF the rink here de-
ccmber 10.
Evening star., 1922-12-05
PIERCE TO PLAY MONROE
IN SCHOOL SOCCER FINAL

Pierce Schools eleven. winner Of
the eastern division title, and Mon
roe School team, western division
leader. will be opponents tomorrow
In the first Of a series OF three games
for the public school soccer cham
pionship Of washington. The matches
starting daily at $3.50 o'clock. They
will be held under the auspices Of tho
municipal playground department
Monroe School garnered the west
ern division honors some time ago.
but the eastern division title was
not annexed by Pierce until yester-
day, when it defeated Brent School,
/ to Q. Seamon kicked the goal be-
fore the game had been under way
Ave minutes
Evening star., 1922-12-05

Rating the teams of the middle west
Is not difficult task this season.
They finished In the following order
OF merit:
Iowa. She won all her conference
Eames-viz., Illinois. Purdue. Ohio
State, Minnesota and Northwestern.
and, besides, defeated Yale and Knox.
Michigan. The Wolverines won all
their conference games and defeated
Case and the Michigan Aggies. \
mean little scoreleSs tie game with
Vanderbilt necesstates placing Mich
igan below Iowa.
Maroons' Record Marred.
Chicago. \ team with II record
hlackened by defeat by Princeton
and marred by. tie game with Wis
Consin. 4 strong and resourceful out
Wisconsin. Illinois defeated her. 5
to 0, but her play throughout the sea-
son and her record entitle her to
precedence.
Illinois. Below the usual Illinois
average. Her one feat in the confer
snce was the defeat of the strong
Wisconsin eleven.
Ohio State. Very much below the
buckeye standard. But all her games
Coach Wilce had got all possible out
of his material. Her one conference
victory was over Illinois.
Minnesota. A promising start with
a new system.
Northwestern. The same. but In
somewhat lesser degree.
Indiana. Well below standard. Poor
material.
Purdue. Poor material.
Nebraska was supreme III the Mis-
souri, valley section and might have
been rated among the western lead
ers had it not been for the defeat
by syracuse. Victory over Notre
lame was obtained over AN eleven
shattered by the injuries of hard
season. None the less. the defeat of
ne South Bend team at Lincoln pre-
vents ranking her among the top-hole
teams of her section.
East Has Edge ON West.
From an intersectional standpoint
he west did not do we'll against the
east this season. Iowa's defeat of
Vale was the one bright spot in the
western cause. Princeton defeated
Chicago. Syracuse defeated Nebra ska.
the Army defeated Kansas and tied
Sotre Dame. Detroit beat Washington
and Jefferson and Washington and
Jefferson. in turn, beat Wabash. De-
troit beat Boston College. Springfield
beat Detroit. Navy beat Western Re
serve, West Virginia beat Indiana.
Eotre Dame heat Carnegie Tech.
West Virginia beat Marietta. Cincin-
natl. Indiana and Ohio University:
Georgetown beat Cincinnati. The
score thus stands 12 to 4.
Copyright. 1872,
Evening star., 1922-12-05
COLLEGE BODY VOTES
FOR FACULTY COACHES

SPRINGFIELD. Mass, December ;.
Final approval of the plan to abol-
ish professional college athletic
coaches and to substitute faculty
coaches, as proposed last April. was
decided upon at a meeting of the
New England Association of College
Presidents here yesterday
Five of the eleven colleges repre-
sented in the association have fully
accepted the plan. and the other six
are expected to ratify ii soon.
Colleges which have definitely de-
cided to adopt the plan of having
coaches members of the faculty are
Wesleyan, Union, Bates. Trinity and
Hamilton.
The plan has been presented to the
trustees of Amherst Bowdoin, Mid
dlebury, Tufts, Williams and Colby.
Evening star., 1922-12-05
FOUR GAMES ARRANGED
FOR KENTUCKY ELEVEN

LEXINGTON. Ky. December g.
Four dates for the University of Ken
tucky's 1923 foot ball card definitely
had been determined today. These
games. as announced by S. \. BoleS,
director of athletics. were:
Centre at DanvilIe. November 3.
Alabama at Birmingham. Novein-
Der 10.
Tennessee at Lexington, Nove,n-
ber %.
Georgia Tech at Atlanta. Novcm-
Der II.
Evening star., 1922-12-05

countered Thursday night.
Yankee toxsers. District champions,
will he hosts to the York Collegians
of York. Pa. at Central Coliseum
Saturday night. A preliminary game
will be played between the Navy
Yard and Western Quints.
Iakki Athletic Club Is ready to
face 1S0-pound quints. Challenges
may be addressed to Paul Fredericks.
1115 1st street. or telephoned to
North 4047.
Liberty Clubs l2O-pound Quint is
casting about for contests. Chal-
lenges may be telephoned to Manager
krembs at Main 25SS.
EaHtern Athletic Clubs team van
quished the Park View Juniors, IL to
10. Thompson. Eastern forward, play
ed a stellar game.
Evening star., 1922-12-05

zaga eleven met and defeated some
Of the strongest teams in the Rocky
mountain section this fall and is re-
ported to be the best combination In
the colleges foot ball history.
Saturdays clash between the fresh
man and sophomore teams Of George
town at>American League Park Is ex-
pected to be a battle for blood" AL
though the relations between the
classes are most cordial. rivalry Is in
tense and both elevens have been
pointed carefully for the fray. Coach
Jackie Maloney has a freshman team
that has bowled over several rep
utable prep school aggregations and
given the varsity trouble a-plenty on
more than one occasion in scrim-
images. Jack Flavin has been groom
ing the sophs recently. They will
carry seven varsity squad men into
the game. Action at Clark Griffith's
park Saturday is due to start prompt
ly at o'clock.
Evening star., 1922-12-05
NAVY AND TIGERS WOULD
PLAY VANDERBILT TEAM

NASHVILLE. Tenn. December o.
Oliver Kuhn. Vanderbil, quarterback.
has been elected captain of the Com
modore eleven for 1929.
1t was announced that Vanderbilt
had received Invitations to accept
dates both on the Princeton and Navy
schedules next fall
Evening star., 1922-12-05
Ezeuen Ranked First Big Ten May Giden Turn to Other Sport
WOMAN WHO CAN SHOOT
NAMED DEPUTY SHERIFF

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.. December
s-Mr.. Rae Ripley Of May. Land
pointed special deputy sheriff to
attend woman jurors.
She In said to be able to hit q
dime at a distance Of nifty feet.
"l'm ready to use my revolver
whenever II shall be necessary and
to take my place with the man
deputies in any emergency" she
said.
Evening star., 1922-12-05
PADDOCK IN COLLEGE.

LOS ANGELES. Calf. December 5.
Charles W. Paddock. wrecker of
world sprint records. has announced
that he had enrolled at the Cniver-
sity Of Southern California for addi-
tional studies and that he would ap-
pear in track competition.
Evening star., 1922-12-05

jump. and will be with the field and
track men for another season.
Those foot ball men who make the
teams in either basket ball, base bal
or field and track will have a fine op-
portunity for revenge against the
Military Academy, as the service
teams in those branches have ar
ranged for matches before the end OF
the present scholastic year.
Two Schedules Announced.
Manager Robert G. Bell. jr., Of tn.
boxing team, has arranged the fol-
lowing schedule:
February university OF South
Carolina.
February 10-Villa Nova.
February 17-Pennsylvania State, at
State College.
February 24-Massachusetts Insti.
tute of Technology.
March 3-All-Canadian Collegians,
Toronto, McGill and Queens Cniversi-
ties.
March 10-Cniversity Of Pennsyl.
vania. at Philadelphia
Manager Willis c. Parker. jr.. OF
the wrestling teams. has arranged six
matches, as follows:
February 10-Lehi9h.
February l1-Washington and Lee
February 24-Pennsylvania State.
March 3-Cniyersity of West vir-
ginia-
March 1o-Cniversity Of Indiana
March l7-Cornell. at Ithaca.
Evening star., 1922-12-05
GEORGIA TECH MAY PLAY
C.. u. HERE NEXT SEASON
BY JOHN B. KELLER.

LE Georgia Tech will be pd Navy during the
w foot ball there possibility that the famed
Golden Tornado will be action Washington grid
1928 Georgetown scheduled with the Aantans
-ha settled definitely If possibly
Tech will bring athletes here for the fray
According Father Vincent McDonough director of athletics at the
Hilltop the Antans than willing to home contest to
the but
with other Techs list be made before match
Evening star., 1922-12-05
NOTRE DAME THROUGH.

SOUTH BEND, Ind. December s.
Coach knute X. Rockne has denied
that the Eotre Dame foot hall team
will meet Marquette Saturday at Mil
waukee. 1.-THE Notrc Dame team has
disbanded for the season and the
rumor is entirely unfounded," Rockne
declared.
Evening star., 1922-12-05
MICHIGAN IS PUT SECOND
in STANDING FOR SEASON
ScOreless Tie and Vanderbilt Hurts Wolverines. a
Hawkeyes' Record Is Unblemished- Chicago
Placed Third and Wisconsin Fourth.
BY LAWRENCE PERRY.

EW YORK December 5Aside from actual playing OF the
N the interesting feature of the middle foot bali
and laid
of the gridiron game these institutions.
Both William Spadng of Minnesota and Glen Thstlewane Of
their with the back
them united and second that immediate victories less
important establishment
Evening star., 1922-12-05
TAKOMA QUINT LATEST
TO PREPARE FOR SEASON

TAKOMA ATHLETIC CLUBS begin
A has been
conducting drills Walter Reed Hospital
squad through again after
o'clock Manager Smith Buckingham
Thomas Robb and attend the
Evening star., 1922-12-05
MILLER TO LEAD IOWA,

IOWA CITY. Iowa. December a.
Glenn DOC" Miller. hslfback of this
years Iowa University eleven. has
been elected captain of the 1923 team,
Evening star., 1922-12-05
FOOT BALL MEN LEADERS
In OTHER LINES OF PLAY
Parr Is Captain of Basketers. Winkier Is Pilot of
Swimmers and O'Regan Heads Boxers-Two
Schedules Are Announced

NNAPOLIS 5-Membes Of the Naval
~ which has completed
and nearly all of them will take
branches before the scholastic ends Their
epation prevented by the academy rule by which
of another regularly
have elapsed from the close of the
Parr left end the eleven captain and guard of the basket bail
Mckee halfbaek of eleven
Fpp who entered this and back
Evening star., 1922-12-05

Field hockey has become a popular
pastime with the school and college
girls Of the east.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-24
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