New-York tribune., 1922-11-15

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side to gauge was the old Pennsylvan
moves. Variations and interlacing +
been big part of many of the decel
W. and j., as one keen football man
saw it--a well-known quarterback in
his day, who was there just to en-
joy and not to scout-split the line
and sent three men out to the right
The two backs behind the center, who
was one of the remaining four for
wards, "hepped" to the left at the
word. A third hack was back of them
and he took the ball on direct pass
from the center, and the fourth back
was back of the detached group of
three linemen.
The play went to the right. The
carrier slowed up as he neared the
back stationed over there and made
as II to pass the ball to him The
latter acted the part of receiving and
running with the hall, heading to the
left. If the opposing end was drawn
over, SO much the worse for, hira and
his team, for the original receiver of
the ball from center Still had@i1 and
shot forward after his little hesita-
ball to the other fellow w. and j.
made good gains with this play in
the second half.
Tigers Strong Physically
Good physical condition, / imagine,
has played no inconsequential part in
the victories of the Princeton eleven
this fall, The Tigers have finished
strong in most of their games. They
did so in the Harvard tea party, for
they were full of vigor in the last
three quarters, and they did so in
the, Chicago game. A lapse Of two
weeks without engaging in a game
found the Tiger regulars eager for
the fray in Boston, but they'll have
no week intervening between Harvard
and Yale. However, they certainly
have wizard in Keene Fitzpatrick
to time them over such difficulties,
though even wizards have their
limitations.
There's very little scrimmaging in
practice left for any of the teams, not
over four days at the most, probably,
The Army will need all OF it's remain
ing two weeks to recoup it's resiliepcy
for the Navy affair.
Some years ago, when Yale, had Har-
wards number, Lorin DeLand, the fly
/ ing wedge man, wrote magazine
article telling how having two big
games in successive Saturdays, put
Yale on edge for the Harvard game
and gave the Blue an advantage. Now
Harvard, with a Saturday intervening
between Princeton and Yale, is sup
posed to have an advantage over these
| two, whose two big games come only
week apart. Mike Murphy, when he
was training Yale, was strong for the
old arrangement.
Third all big team: Ends, Kane,
Harvard, and Robson, Rutgers;
tackles, Kinney, Yale, and Dodge, Cor
nell; guards, Heffelfinger, Yale, and
Dewitt, Princeton; center, Schultz,
Michigan; quarterback, Strader, Lafay-
ette; halfbacks, Blodgett, Navy, and
Rodgers, West Virginia; fuliback,
Francke, Harvard.
Fourth all big team: Ends, Green
tseg1es wax saif; Sr.nas and bmmons. pa Harvard;
Princeton; guards, Van Blareon, SYRIA
cuse, and Rhinehart, Lafayette; center,
Sanford, Yale; quarterbacks, O'Fla-
herty, Harvard; halfbacks, Hart,
Princeton, and Smith, Penn; fullback,
Heston, Michigan.
Advance Dope on Army-Nayy Tilt \
Here is a line on the Army-Navy con-
test showing that the game will be a
tiS- IHe NAVY PutaGeOrgla Iech away
by score of IS to and Notre Dame
stung Georgia Tech 13 to Q, making
the Navy and Netre Dame even Last
Saturday showed the Army and Notre
Dame to be a stand-off, and as the dope
never lies-at least not intentionally
the Army and Navy are evenly matched.
In the current issue of "The Elks
Magazine" is story by Dana Burnet
which is the best football fiction story
the writer ever read. The iatter's only
criticism is regarding the title. He
would change that from Goliath to
| "Gimme the Balil"
There has been every kind Of score
this season except to 0, and that still
is possible.
bunker, the Harvard tackle injured
in the Princeton game, has been hurt
three times this season. If he doesn't
play against Yale Harvard hardly will
be any the better off, but Greenough,
eighteen years old and a willing
youngster, is no slouch.
Stein Victor Over Barry
Ruby Stein, was awarded the
judges decision over Jimmie Barry in
the feature twelve-round bout at the
4Tth Regiment Armory, Brooklyn, last
night. The bout was fast throughout
They are featherweights.