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The New York herald., 1922-10-21
Points Scored Against
Columbia Encourages ". y. U.

New York University finished its prac-
tice for the game with Columbia this
afternoon at OHIO Field with light ses-
sion. consisting Of dummy scrimmage. a
few kickoffs and signal drill. Though
the odds are against them the Violet
men are ready to make finish fight OF
It and are finding encouragement in the
fact that Columbia has been scored on
in every game played this season.
The Violet lineup for the game this
afternoon will be Throop. left end; Nag
gle, left tackle; Rosenberg, left guard ,
Capt Taylor. center; O'Toole, right
guard; Berkwit, right tackle; Howley,
right end Sehres. quarterback; Toorock,
left halfback; Carlson. right halfback,
and Weatherdon, fullack
The officials of the game this after
noon will be Maurice, U. of p, referee !;
Hennessey, Brown, umpire; Davis.
Wesleyan, head linesman.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
IMPORTANT GAMES
ON SCHOOL PROGRAM
Six Big Contests Scheduled Be-
tween Local Elevens-Eyan-
der Meets Commerce.

O. equal prominence on to-days big
scholastic football program and holding
the attention of schoolboys In Greater
New York, are at least six contests,
each of which will have some bearing
on the borough championships. Evander
Childs meets the High School OF Com
merce at Catholic Protectory oval In
the morning while Commercial Field
will be the scene of the first double at
traction of the year. with Manual Train
ing and Brooklyn Tech battling In the
frs. one and Erasmus Hall facing Com
mercial in the other. Poly Prep viii
engage Boys High at Flatbush oval and
Fordham Prep meets st. Benedict
Prep at Fordham Field. In another of
these annual affairs Morris will run up
against Flushing, which has not found
It difficult to romp over Its Bronx oppo-
nent in the last three years. Flushing
won 26 to 0 in 1871.
Evander is now playing its third year
of football and in that time has not
defeated a Manhattan rival. 1t will
have more than an even chance OF turn
ing that trick against the Orange and
Blue, which has not come up to early
season expectations. Evandery has a
well knit combination and a versatile
and deceptive attack. led by Bill
Schmults, an exceptional line plunger.
The morning game at Commercial
Field offers possibilities. Brooklyn
Tech, new school made up almost en-
tirely of students who last year at
tended Manual Training. has developed
fine eleven through the coaching OF
Ira Bloom, former Manual mentor.
Coach Blooms team has run wild
against two opponents this year, and
Manuals victory is not a sure thing.
Uranus beat Commercial 60 last
year. but should be content with
smaller margin to-day. Boys High,
which held the great scoring machine
of Poly Prep to II tie last year, has
undergone radical change since its de-
feat last Saturday by New Utrecht, and
may offer stronger opposition TO the
Dyker Heights lads.
Fordham Prep. Catholic schools cham
plon of the metropolitan district. will
start another campaign for the title
AGAINST st. Benedict's Prep of Newark.
De witt Clinton will entertain East
side of Newark at Bronx Oval. while
stuyvesant. the other big Manhattan
ele ven. travels to Bloomfield. N. j. St
Johns Prep. led b. Bud Saunders and
pete Reiher, should enjoy an easy
workout against Far Rockaway. The
biggest game in nearby New Jersey Is
scheduled between Central and Bar.
ringer at Newark.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
Syracuse Outfit Sound
for Rumpus With Pitt
Casualties Absent as Meehan's
Men Await Panthers.

SYRACUSE, Oct. 20.-Resting on their
arms awaiting the invasion of the Pitts
burgh Panthers tomorrow, the Syracuse
University football warriors are in ex-
cellent condition for the annual strug-
gle. There Is not cripple on the SYRIA
cuse squad and Coach Meehan can ca1
on twenty-one players who are right Oh
edge for the fracas.
The Pittsburgh team reached Roches-
ter this afternoon and will remain there
over night This is the first time that
Coach Glenn Warner has not brought his
players here the day before the game,
but The arrival this time was delayed
because. it was announced, he does not
want the men annoyed by the might be-
fore" excitement.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
Dinsmore Replaces Bergen
in Princeton's Backfield
Tillson and Baker Also Will
Start for Tigers.

Special Dispatch TO THE New YORK HERALn
PRINCETON, Oct 20.-Final practice
for the Princeton varsity squad for the
Maryland game tomorrow consisted of a
long signal drill and dummy scrimmage
in Palmer Stadium this afternoon. All
of Coach Roper's men are in good shape
with the exception of Bergen. who
started the Colgate game last week at
quarter. His place will be taken by
Dinsmore, whose work as field general
has been feature of this weeks prac-
tice.
To-day's light workout came as a con-
trast to yesterdays hard scrimmage. but
the men pvt fight into iaeir drill and
showed more snap than at any time this
season.
The Tiger coaches are anxious to have
the team show up well tomorrow, for
their efforts this week have been to
smooth out TIE weak spots in the de-
fense. which were so noticeable against
Colgate.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
All Of Western Conference
Teams in Action To-day
Michigan-O Ohio State Tilt At
tracing Greatest Interest.

CHICAGO, Oct 20.-with every team in
the Western Conference in action to-
morrow interest will center In the clash
between Michigan and Ohio State at Co
fumbus, where probably 10000 persons
will see the two undefeated teams meet
at the dedication of Ohio's new $780,
600 stadium.
Ranking next in Importance will be
the Illinois-Iowa game at Urbana. In
the other games Chicago will meet Pur-
due at Chicago. while Minnesota will
take the field against Northwestern at
Evanston and Indiana will furnish the
opposition to Wisconsin at Madison.
The Ohio-Michigan game is the first
big gamble of the season, so the com
parative ability of the two is unknown
Michigan, on the basis of pre- season
forecasts. was rated as one of the
strongest elevens in the conference, but
this prediction was weakened as a result
of Michigan's showing against Wander
bilt a week ago.
Ohio has the greener line of the two.
but Coach Wilce Of the Buckeyes al
ways has developed credltable forward
wall in addition to tricky defense.
which has caused many upsets in the
last two years.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
TOURING LEAGUERS
MUST REMAIN FIT
Magnates Will Withhold Con-
tracts Until Players Prove
Condition Next Spring.
BY DANIEL.

Those thirteen tourists Uhe majos
league players who have gone to Japan
Manchuria and way stations out yow
der) will get no contracts from theft
clubs until they have been in their
training camps for at least two weeks
That was the understanding reached
with the players when they asksS for
permission to make the three months
tour. The club managers want to be-
come satisfied as to the fitness of the
men before they permit the teams to tie
themselves up with contracts
While Judge Lands, John Heydler
and Ban johnson gave Herb Hunter
permission to recruit players for the
tour, which is conducted under the aus
pces of Waseda and Keio Universities
without any financial gain for the big
'eaguers. it is known that the powers
that be were not exactly crazy about
the proposition. They would not have
minded so much were the trip to be con-
fined to Japan for two or three weeks.
but a three months jaunt in the Orient
may play hob with the health of some
of the participants.
Arthur Nehf of the Giants was anx-
ious to sail, but resigned when John
McGraw' 'intimated that he did not want
him to go. Stengel went in spite of his
better Judgment. He might have re-
mained home and nursed his bad leg.
The work Of enlarging the seating ca
pacity OF the Polo Grounds will not be
held up until the close of the football
season. 1t will be started a week from
Monday with the removal of the left
field bleachers. Temporary bleachers
will be built for the football games.
The right field stand will be extended
all the way to Eighth avenue The left
field stand will retain the present loca-
ton. but a concrete structure will re-
place the wooden affair now in use.
There will be a space of fifty feet In
center field without seats.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
Ohio State Questions Certain
Michigan Players Eligibility
Big Tens Commissioner Re-
fuses to Comment on Matter.

CHICAGO. Oct. 20.--Ohio State Uni
versity has protested the eligibility OF
certain players on the University OF
Michigan football eleven. II was learned
to-day.
The matter has been referred to Com
missioner Griffith of the Big Ten Con-
ference, but in his absence from the city
neither the names or other details are
available.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,. Oct. 20.--Maj. Grif-
fifth, high commissioner of athletics
for the Big Ten Conference, absolutely
refused to comment on reports that
Michigan had protested the eligibility OF
Noel Workman Of Ohio State and that
Ohio State had replied by protest against
the use by Michigan of Roby. Knude and
Kieffer on grounds OF professionalism
and having played football longer than
big Ten" rules allowed.
COLUMBUS, O., Oct. 20.---Athletio Off
cials of both Ohio State and Michigan
tonight denied knowledge of the filing
of a protest on the eligibility of certain
Michigan players. as reported from the
Chicago office OF Commissioner Griffith
OF the Western Conference.
l.. w. st. John. athletic director at
Ohio State, denied that protests against
the Michigan players had been filed by
him, and Coach Fielding III. Yost of tl>s
Michigan team secuted the idea, declar-
ing that neither he nor any other mem
ber OF the Michigan party here had
knowledge of such steps having been
taken.
Coach Yost said he was quite sure had
such protests been made he would have
received notification before tonight, the
eve of the Ohio State-Michigan contest.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
Taylor Captures Senior
Singles Title at Princeton

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YoRK HrrALD.
PRINCETON, Oct. 20--In five thrill
ing sets of tennis Harold Taylor sent his
teammate, Arnold. down to defeat for
the senior singles title In the fall tourna-
ment OF Princeton University here this
afternoon, 6-i, 0-6, 6-f, f-6f and Ga.
Arnold extended Taylor to the limit.
His game was the more steady but Tay-
lor flashed moments of real tennis. His
cross court play was exceptionally good.
Taylor, who Is captain of this years
varsity team, will play Howard. of the
Junior Glass and last years winner
OF the tournament, for the championship
of the university Monday afternoon.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
Cornell Men Confident,
but Respect Colgate Team.

Special Dispatch TO TIE NEW YoRK HERALp.
ITHACA, Oct. 20.--A close game against
Colgate with Cornell emerging victor
by virtue of superior power and strength
in the second half is the prediction in
football circles here tonight Cold
weather and a fine dry gridiron is prom
ised. At least $1,000 persons will watch
the twenty-third meeting between the
Maroon and Red and White. and, accord
ing to Gilmour Dobie. they are going to
see close, hard fought battle.
Comedians look for the first real test
their eleven has met, and as final prepn-
ration the Cornell team had brisk
signal drill.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
City College Is Hopeful
of Douninq DrexeI EIeUen.

The final touches were added yester-
day TO the G. G. N. Y. preparation for
the game with Drexel this afternoon at
the Lewisohn Stadium. Coach Neville
sent his men through a long signal
drill and dummy scrimmage. The team.
With the exception OF Brauer. left END
Ross. first substitute for that position
and Kuden. tackle, who are on the IN
jured list is in good shape.
Drexel, which defeated the New YORK
Aggies last week. has a fast though
light team. but City College hopes 10 pc
ahla IN make the game its first victory.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
All of Colgate Regulars
viii Start Against Cornell.

Special Dispatch TO THE NEW YoRK HERALD
HAMILTON, Oct. 20.--All of Colgate's
first string men will start tomorrow
game against Cornell. Coach Harlow
made this announcement to-day as the
Maroon players were about to leave for
Ithaca.
It is doubtful. however. II Neacy and
Beardsley will play the entire game at
end, for Trainer Rourke has withheld
both of the men, along with Childs. who
played right end against Princeton. from
scrimmage ever since the contest with
the Tigers. The same backfield which
lined up against Princeton will take the
field tomorrow, with Sanford at quar-
terback, Mason at full and Hermann
and Townsend at the halves.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
Columbia Freshman Eleven
Wins Over Dean Academy
Pease and Kirchmier Big Fac
tors in 20 to 7 Victory.

The Columbia freshman football team
defeated the Dean Academy eleven yes
terday at South Field. 20 to Z.
George Pea5e Hardy and Ray kirch-
mie.. did the stellar work FOR the CUP
eleven. All three made steady gains.
Early In the third quarter the fresh
men advanced the ball to the one yard
line and Kirchmier carried the pigskin
through guard for the score. Although
Pease's kick for the extra point was
rot good the locals were handed the
point because Dean was offside
A fifteen yard pass from Pease to
Wagner in the third quarter and Wag-
ners thirty yard run gave Columbia It's
second touchdown and the lead. With
the aid of a forward pass and steady
plunging the yearlings made a march
of forty yards for the third score, Hardy
CARRYING the ball over from the ! yard
line. Kirchmier added the point from
Placement. The lineup
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
Ptonlaine Poison Attack
Keeps Pop Warner at Pitt.

PITTSBURGH, Oct. 20-Pop Warner,
famous football coach of the University
of Pittsburgh. is suffering from pto-
maine poisoning, it became known to-
day when the Panther team left for
Syracuse in charge OF Alex Stevenson,
assistant coach. Attending physicians
have advised Warner to remain in bed.
but Pop declared he would make hard
effort to get to Syracuse for the game
Saturday.
The Panthers will stop at Rochester.
N. Y, tonight.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
Georgia Tech Cavorts
on Turf at Annapolis
Southerners Fast in Rehearsal
on To-day's battle-ground.

Special Dispatch to THE New York HERALD
ANNAPOLIS, Md. Oct. 20.-Exuding
naught but confidence the Georgia Tech
football squad is on the battle ground
for the meeting tomorrow with the
Navy. The visitors ran through signals
on the Naval Academy grounds during
the early part of the afternoon and
flashed two sets of backs, each making
up back field of high class.
The Navy has much heavier line
than Tech. while the latter is distinctly
heavier behind the line. AS matter of
fact. Tech has a second line string which
is much heavier than it's first. but has
selected its forwards for speed and agil-
ity, rather than weight and strength.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
BOYS High.
Ball Players en- Route to
Orient Win Before Sailing

VANCOUVER, b. c.. Oct 20.--Thirteen
major league ball players from the
United States to-day we're at sea on
the Canadian Pacific liner Empress OF
Canada bound for tour of the Orient.
They sailed yesterday after defeating by
is to a team made up Of Seattle and
Vancouver players.
Bullet" Joe Bush provided most OF
the fun with burlesque pitching. but
George Kelly OF the New York Giants.
former Northwestern League star. was
given the most applause.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
Brother Meets Brother
in Rutgers-Bethany TussIe.

Special Dispatch to THE NEw York HERALD.
New BRUNSWICK, Oct. 20.-Brother
will meet brother tomorrow in the
Rutgers Bethany game here. Ray Lop-
packer is one of Foster Sanford's tackles
and ends. while his younger brother,
Everett. plays halfback on the West vir-
glnia eleven. Both are Jerseymen and
all around athletes.
Sanford was forced to make an
eleventh hour shift in his baclSfield to-
day. when Gibson was forced out with
a torn ligament in his leg. Enander will
take mis- place at halfback.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
Scholastic Football
Program for To-day

Evander Childs vs.. High School Of Com
merce, at Catholic Protectory Oval, 10
a. NJ.
BrooIsiyn Tech w. Manual Training, nc
Commercial Field, 10 30 A NJ.
Frns,nus Hall VS.. Commercial, mt Com
mrrcinI Field, 1880 T.. VI.
Fordham Prep vs. ~. Bencdicts Prep,
Mt Fordham Field. 2:30 p. NJ.
DE witt Clinton VS.. Cast side Of New
ark. nj Bronx Owl. 1880 y. NJ.
Poly Prep vs.. Boys High, mt J7atbush
Flushing W.. Morris. ut Memorial Field.
Stuyvesant vs.. Bloomfield. ut Bloom
st. Johns Prep VS.. Far Rockaway, mt
barnard school w. All HaIIows, mt Van
Cortir.ndt Park.
Horace Mann ". PiensantviIIe, mt
Horace Mann Field.
81. PauI's School vs.. Iackley School, at
Tarrytown.
Yonkers vs.. Mount Vernon, at Yonkers.
q. c. N. v. Freshman W.. Mamaroneck.
nj Iewisohn Stadium.
Ciason Military Academy vs.. Iona
school, at Ciason Foint.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
Football Results

south Dakota state, @; North Dakota Uni
versity, 10.
Ounchita, 13; Little Rock College, o.
Arkansas State Normal, SO; Joncsboro Ag-
gics, o.
south Carolina. 90; Wofford, o.
Mississippi College, es; Howard, o.
Henderson Brown, ~; College Of Ozarks, o.
Austin College, 10; Southern Methodist, Z.
Texas Aggies, a; Louisiana. o.
At Wooster-Wooster, 80; Otterbein, II.
At Gambler, Obio--Mount Union. O; Ken
yon, q.
AZ Granville, Ohio-Dcnison, 20; witteu.
berg, 81.
AZ Wilmington. .Ohio--wiImingtor, "a, Ken.
tucky Wesleyan, J.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
Army Manager Denies Site
Is Chosen for Navy Game

Special Dispatch to THE New YoRK HERALp
WEST PoINT, N. Y, oct. 2o.--No site
for the Army-Navy football game to
be played in 1929 has yet been decided
on, Notwithstanding recent newspaper
reports to the effect that the service
gridiron game would be played at the
Yankees new stadium in New York next
year. This statement was made to-
night by Capt. NJ. b. Ridgway, gradu-
ate manager of thletics.
1t Is Army's chance TO select site
for the game next fall and Capt. Ridg-
way said that when the time came for
making choice the Polo Grounds. the
scene of several OF the contests In the
past, would surely be considered.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
HARVARD Is FapOred Over
Centres Praying COlOneIS
Cambridge Eleven Likely to Avenge to Defeat of
Last Year-Georgia Tech Stands Fine Chance
to Get the Verdict at Annapolis.
BY DANIEL

AMBRDGE, 20 Tomorrow the day of the first
test of turn
nj tell
nsstently. will big day
In Of
the
Soonels the
Grass
Iow
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
ParkviIIes Play Tomorrow.

The Homewood Baceball Club will
play the Parkvilles at Parkville Oval
Sixteenth and Gravesend avenues. to-
morrow afternoon. Doonel. who pitched
a no hit. no run game against the
Haclxensacks on Columbus Day. will
twirl for the Homewoods. The Park
villes may put In Schwartje.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
CORNELL-COLGATE

Corners Big Red Team has shown
hdmirable scoring ability, and to-mor-
rpw will be asked whether 1t has com
,nensurate defensive efficiency. Colgate
scared Prirceton badly last week. losing
W 10 to 0. mainly because OF an inter-
oepted forward pass and wretched errors
IN generalship.
The Maroon made $50 yards by rush
ing against only 3G. and made II all with
b close knit, highly deceptive inside
Same. IT ignored sweeps entirely In
Favor Of plunges and slnnts and made
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
How Harvard Centre
Teams Will Compare

only sparipg use-always at the wrong
time-of an elementary forward pass.
Colgate certainly wanted to beat Prince
ton. but it gave the impression that 1t
did not want to jeopardize a possible
triumph over Cornell
We beliers Cornell poperfM enough
to beat Colgate. but zoe look for
smaller score than that of last gear,
i1hen the Ithdcdns toon by 81 to Z.
II Lei IN he,
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
Boys High Soccer Eleven
Defeats Princeton Freshmen

Special Dispatch to THE NEw YORK Herald
PRINCETON, Oct. 2o.-Two goals In the
second half gave Boys High Of Brooklyn
a victory over the Princeton freshman
soccer eleven here this afternoon.
Superior team work by the visiting team
and a fatal weakening in the losers de-
fense in the last half was responsive
for the scores.
The lineup:
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
OTHER CONTESTS.

Yale is not likely to have any trouble
with Williams. Harvard coached team
under Percy Wendell. Williams was
beaten by Tufts last Saturday. and
should provide the Ellis with nothing
more than a good workout
Princeton should beat Maryland by at
least two touchdowns. but II viii be no
romp by any means. Maryland held
Pennsylvania to IL points last week. and
is all primed for the game at Nassau.
Pennsylvania looks TO have an easy
assignment against Swarthmore, which
was overwhelmed by Dickinson last
week. but there is no telling there. AT
any rate, Penn should win.
Lafayette ought TO beat Bucknell and
Dartmouth TO have no serious difficulty
with Vermont. which. however, may
score through the brilliancy Of Carl
Beck. Rutgers will have its hands full
with Bethany. which held Washington
and Jefferson to 1s to short time
ago Brown ought to beat Lehigh. Ho-
bart is very likely to beat Wesleyan.
and Amherst may have to suffer the
humiliation of taking beating from
its neighbor the Massachusetts Aggies.
That would be terrible for Amherst.
The Ohio Saskatchewan game is hard
to dope. The Buckeyes had the very
devil of a time beating Oberlin last
week. while the Wolverines were heif
70 a scoreless tie by Vanderbilt. Iowa
should beat the Illinois.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
Convicts to Be Guests
at Ohio-Michigan Game

~oLUMBUs, o.. Oct 20.--when
| Michigan and Ohio state
~ elevens clash to morrow
forty-eight convicts from the Ohio
penitentiary will be among the spec
tators, guests Of University Presl-
dent w @. Thompson. The convicts
have been engaged in cleaning up
the new Ohio stadium.
President Thompson this morning
personally swept and busted the box
which he will occupy tomorrow
The New York herald., 1922-10-21

NEW HAVEN. Oct 20.--Eddie Eayrs.
star outflelder on the New Haven CLUB,
Eastern League champions. mas peen
sold 10 Worcester of same league a.v
will manage that team next season.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
sYRACUsE-PITTsBURGH.

Here's a battle for revenge Syracuse
was trounced by the Panthers last year
by 35 TO 0, just when the Orange thought
II had chance to win. Pitt had beer
beaten by Lafayette and scared by Wesl
Virginia and Cincinnati Syracuse had
accomplished far more than 1t has done
so far this year. 1t had beaten Brown
by rs to 0 and Maryland by 42 to 0.
Last week Brown held Syracuse to a
scoreless tie; but Pittsburgh. which had
been beaten again by Lafayette, to o.
got another setback last Saturday. West
Virginia winning by 9 TO s.
II Syracuse can come out of its
SlugGish1iess and ShotD the ability to
score, IL toiH haze an epen chance.
II needs mental sprltcing up. Syria
citse may haze something on Pitt on
defence, but 10 appears to lack an at
tack strong enough to make it truly
formidable
The New York herald., 1922-10-21

Columbia Freshmen tn0) Dean 10
Offerman - Left tackle .Sandstrom
MrAnnenv - Left guard ....... Sabine
Scb,,nitist Center ........ Crowley
STANLEY ~ Right guard ..... .Cardwell
c,cI,onn Right tackle -. Pascavage
Wagner. ...... Right end .Hannaford
Pease Quarterback ....... jackson
Wright - Left halfback ..... Hanson
Hardy. ........ Right halfback :Camppen
Kirchmipr ., Fullback .Gately CCapt.)
SCORE BY PERIODS.
Columbia Freshmen. ..... l1-<y
Dean Academy .......... y u -,
Touchdowns columbia Freshmen)-ki
mier, Wagner. Hardy. Dean: Donerty.
Points after touchdowns-Coumbia Fresh
men: Dean offside columbia automatically
gained point. Kirchmier placement kick).
Dean-Jackson drop kicb).
Substitutions Columbia Freshmen) -Sattisr
for McAnneny, sprague for Wrigns, WILL VII
Sprague for Farrell. (Dean)-Everett for
Hanson Smith for Doherty, McGowan Tor
Campbell. Profit for Smith. Crawford Tor
Cateiy MCGOWAN for Everett, Wardeil Tor
era Word. Mallory for McC;owan. Silva for
Campbell, Thompson for Sandstrom
Referec-CarI Reid. Springfield College.
rJmpire~Ed Hastings, Cornell, Head Lines
MANA. Mason, Springfield College. Time
Of periods-Eleven minutes each.