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The New York herald., 1922-01-22
Revival of schooner Racing.

Commodore II. $. Vanderbilt of the
New York Yacht Club owns the schooner
vagrant. He Is an enthusia site racing
man and last year raced his yacht as
often as possible. but because there were
not many schooners In commission did
not have much sport. II. s. Shonnard
owner of the Sonnica. raced his yacht
very successfully. winning several runs
on the cruise and ending the season by
capturing the Cape May Cup. Other
schooners will be in commission this
year II the present plans of their owners
ore carried out. and IL seems very prob
able that schooner racing will be quite
popular.
Former Commodore Cornelius Wander
bilt Il is rumored. will have the schooner
yacht Elena In commission. and n he
decides 20 do this there Is no doubt that
other owners will be stimulated to fol-
low his example. The Elena Is a steel
vessel 96 feet on tho water line. She
was built in 1911 by Herreshcff for the
late Morton r. Plant and Is the fastest
yacht In her class.
Yachtsmen are looking forward TO the
coming Motor Boat Show, which will
be held in the Grand Central Palace
from February II to February 25. IL
marks the beginning OF activities In the
yachting world. and many yschtsmen
wait until this annual exhibition Is held
before determining what they will have
for the approaching season.
This year the show promises to be un-
usually interesting. No less than nine
cruising yachts arc TO be exhibited. the
largest being a SIS footer built by the
Eico Works. This yacht Is equipped
with two ]. v. u. engines and is the
very last word In the stock cruiser. The
40 foot cruiser and tho very popular
cruisette and 33 foot boat which have
ample accommodations for four persons
will also be in the exhibit OF the Elco
Works. The Consolidated Shipbuilding
Cooperation will show duplicate OF tho
AZ foot cruiser Trump. which Is now In
southern waters.
Tho Trump was built for Capt. w. III.
Wheeler and it's accommodations arc
ideal for cruising and for fishing or
hunting trips. Lawley is TO send on a
cruiser and a 23 foot stock boat which
ho IS building The stock boat Is a rum
about which will have fair turn OF
speed. An electric boat by the Dawn
Shipbuilding Company will attract much
attention because It Illustrates a new
method Of applying electricity for pro-
pulsion.
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c. C. N. Y. Quintet Beats
Brooklyn Poly Five, 20 to II

The c. c. N. Y. basketball team had
little difficulty in scoring its seventh
victory of the season last night at the
home court by beating the Brooklyn
Poly five. The. score was 20 to II. Ex-
cept for the first few minutes the
Lavender quintet had the advantage
throughout, but the putting In Of many
substitutes kept the team from pilln3
up a big lead. Fahrer and Klauber
starred for City College. while Schwartz
man. the captain Of the visitors was
the outstanding Poly player.
The lineup:
G. C. n. Y. (29). Brooklyn Poly 90.
Klauber. ..... Left forward. ..... .S,1okl
Edelstcin. 49,. Right forward. ..... .Marsul
Anderson. ......... Center go. .Civiiente
RaslSin. ......Left guard. =. .Schwartzman
Field gosls--Klauber, 2; Edelstein, Ander-
son, Raskfn, Q; Fahrer. Rosonowitz. Hahn,
sInoki Marsul. Civilente, 2: Ro,is. Munzer
Goal from foul-Fahrer, out OF II: klau-
ber out of .; Hahn, out OF =; Civilente,
5 out of IA. ys,
substitutions--C. C. N. y.--Rosonowitz for
Tahrer. Fahror for Edelstein. Nadeli Tor
Klauber Salz for Fahrer, Hahn for Rasktn,
Fahrer for Rosonowitz. Klauber for Nadeil,
F,deIstein for Salz, Raskn for Hahn, Palmer
for Edelstein, Curran for Anderson, Miller
for Fahrer. Poly-sIunzer for Rous, Sill
verrnan for Marsul. O'Brien for Civilente,
Marsl for Silverman.
Referee-Tom Thorpe. Columbia. Umpire
Mr.. O'Brien. st. Johns.
Time of halves-Twenty minutes.
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British Football Results.
LONDON, Jan. 21.--Results Of English
league soccer games to-day follow:
ENGLISH LEAGUE.


league soccer games to-day follow:
ENGLISH LEAGUE.
First Division--ArsenaI o, Burnley o. Bir-
mingham 0, Newcastle u. &; Blackburn r.
2. Sheffield u. 8; Bolton w. 0. Chelsea q
Cardiff City o. Bradford City 3: Everton 3;
I; Manchester G. 2, Middlesbro 2: Oldham A.
2, Preston N. T.. 0; Sunderland 2. Man
chester U, I: w. Brom A. 8. Tottenham ii. o,
Second Division-Blackpool 2. Coventry ] !
Bradford 8, Derby County ; Clapton Orient o,
Leicester City o: Crystal Palace I, Bristol
City !; Fuiham Q. Barnsley O; Hull City 2,
Motifs County 2, s. Shields o: Rotterdam c.
0. Nottingham F. I: Wednesday vs.. wolver-
hampton nIas o., W., postponed; stoke 1, Bury o.
plymouth A. !; ; Brighton and II. A. 8: Ports
TOuth nSs o. Bristol Rovers 3 Newport r, 2; I:
ampton 2, Exeter City 8: Norwich City l..
swindon r. .: Queens Park r.. 1. Gillingham
4. Miliwaii q: watford 4, southend U. i.
Third Division, Northern Section-Ashing-
ton 2. watsall 8: harrow 2. Grimsby, Town
2, Rochdale I: Durham G. o, Stockport 2:
Lincoln City s. Halifax Town 1: Nelson o.
Hartepool u. 4; stalybridge @. 2. Crewea 2:
Tranmere r. 2, Accrington s. 4 Wrexham
Southport o.
SCOTTISH LEAGUE.
First i-'-ion-Abion Rovers 1. Clyde /;
1eltiC AUcTdeen VI DufluhTtOn NS. AotneI-
well. postponed Hamilton a. o, Rangers 0;
Hearts 3. Third Lanark I +; Kilmarnock 3,
Clydcbank .: Morton ., Ayr United I Pat
rick r. VS. Airdrieorians, postponed: Queens
ark q, Dundee 3 Raith r.. O, Hibcrnians 0;
ST. Mrren 0. Falkrk o.
Second Division--Alloa 4. Vale o. T.cven o.
Broxburn 0, Arbreath o.: Dumfermllne 2,
clackmannan o; LOGICALLY o. Kings Park o;
st. Bernards 2 East Fife o; East Stirling o.
Cowdenbeath 4: Armadale 2. Bo' Meas l.
Rugby matches played to-day follow:
Rugby Union--Blactheath 3, Portsmouth 2 I:
Army 81. Richmond Z: Rosalyn Park 7.
Chatham United Services q: Old Leysians o.
Harlcuuins 81 Northampton %. Old Mer-
chant Tayiors o. Cambridge University II.
London Scottish 20; Gloucester 0, swansea
o; Plymouth Albion IL, Bristol 3: Leicester
"a. Phil Harriers O.; Coventry .. Davenport
Services g. Stcwartonians 5, Glasgow Acade-
micians \.
County ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Q, North
unberland 3 (at Liverpool Yorkshire 0.
Cumberland Cat Sheffeld).
In an international rugby match to-
day. Wales defeated England by 2S to 6
at Cardiff.
Northern union--st. 1ieen's Recs .. Aus
tralasans 10.
County Match-Cumborland :. Lancashire
1s Cat MaryporD Bailey 10. ST. Hclens II (;
Bramlcy II. Bradford o; Halifax q, Feather
stone o: Huddcrsfied vs. Dewsbury, post
poned. snow; Hull y, WieAm Leeds ~ /,
keighlcy .: Rochdalc o. Old Ham 2; Stafford
2, Harrow II: swinton .. widnes 8: Wake
field Z. flunslet > Warrington a. Leigh 8
In an amateur International soccer
game played at Swansea to-day England
defeated Wales, 10 0.
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Montclair Defeats Yale at
Squash Tennis and Racquets

Special Dispafch 70 THE New YorK IIrRtp.
MoNrcLAIn, N. j., Jan. 21.--The Yslc
Club squash tennis and squash racquet
teams from New York werc defeated
this afternoon on the Montclair Athletic
Club courts, the score In tho squash
being az and in squash racquets Q 10 1.
The summaries:
Tennis-Bomeisler, raie. beat III. II. Craw-
ford 13--I5. f5--1o, t5--6: Smith of Yale beat
Mnn,r rss,x senkihs, h Mc;u,n,ort rsrk pa5k,t.
Frank Seller. Montclair. beat Holt, fs-ii.
t5-a; =. q. waidron. Montclair. heat
Spaulding. a-fJ. f5-li, 15-4j; @. A. Hip
kins. Montciair. beat Wolf. ISL, 49,.
Racqunts--Smith Of Yale beat ID. McBurney,
15--1f. 10--f5. 49,: Fred Hovey, Montclalr.
beat Spnulding, tJ--f2. 15-i3, f5-t2; Win
penny, Montcisir, beat Boneisler, 1871,
i5-12; w. B Spencer. Montclair beat Holt,
15--i3, 15--s. 15--12.
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West Virxinia Wins.

Special Dispatch to THE New YonK HEzALD.
MoRoANrowN, w. Va. Jan. 21.--West
Virginia University triumphed over the
University Of Virginia here tonight,
2s--5. after series OF sensational
bouts. Jones. student phenom. who
Joined the squad only this week, lost
West virginia's only bout. Pitzenberger.
Steve Hcrrick and Turkovich did sem
sational work in their matches.
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Triple Basketball Victory
for Riverdale G. S. Teams

The Riverdale Country School won n
triple basketball victory yesterday.
The varsity swamped the Maffee Coun-
try Day School team for its sixth sue
cessive victory by 81 to 4. The second
team defeated st. Johns Military Acad-
emy team at Ossining. by 13 to .. The
third victory was won by the midgets.
who downed the Maffee second team.
1S to 16.
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r. P. I. Sextet Defeated.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YoRK HERALD.
TROY, ". Y, Jan. Gin a fast and
closely contested gamo OF hockey here
this afternoon Springfield College de-
feated the Rensselaer, Polytechnic In
stitutc skaters by 1 to 0. Quinn and
Breithaupt starred for the Troy En-
gineers and Courtney Of Springfield. who
played q fine defense game. scored the
only goal, which he made In the third
period.
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many yachts, and three engines of this
type will be exhibited. The largest,
which is designed for use with electric
drive. weighs about twelve tons. and 1t
will need some careful handling to place
II on the floor. Another engine is SINH
lar to those to be used in two large
house boats now under construction
from designs by II. ]. Gielow and comes
from the New London Company.
The schooner yacht Invader pur-
chased a few weeks ago by Jefferson of
Santa Barbara, is of on a long cruise
to the South Seas and Far East. She
will not be back until next fall.
Alfred I. du Pont is having a so foot
yacht built by the American Car &
Foundry Company at Wilmington.
which will be driven by heavy oil en-
gine.
John F. Cosden has chartered the 80
foot power yacht. Florence j., which
was built by the Consolidated Ship
building Corporation. The charter was
made through the builders of the yacht.
and the Florence ]. now Is in southern
waters with Palm Beach as her head
quarters.
The New York herald., 1922-01-22
Glenn Warner Confers
With Stanford Head

CTANFORD UNIVERSITY, Cal,
Jan. 21.-Glenn Warner, foot
~ ball coach at the University OF
Pittsburgh, arrived at Stanford to-
day at the invitation of President
Wilbur of the university, to talk over
the football situation.
He said he would give the univer-
sity football authorities such infor-
nation and advice as he is able to
give.
Stanford has asked Warner to &C
cept the position of coach. and 1t is
thought that he has come here to
talk terms.
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Carpenter Signs to
Fight Ted Lewis
New York HeraId Bureau.

Special Gable 20 THE NEw YonK Ifraarp.
Copyright. foaa. bp THE New YoaK HraALp.
"A TAJOR ARNOLD WILSON.
MI who is endcavoring to ar
= range contest between
Georges Carpenter and Ted Lewis.
has obtained Carpenters signature
TO fight Lewis In April. and expects
no difficulty from Lewis.
Francois Dcscamps. Carpentier's
manager however. Is known to have
suggested that the match may not
get further than half way. rs Lewis
is likely 20 proics. 'hat the difference
in weight and height between nm
and Carpenter is too big handlcap.
The New York herald., 1922-01-22
Aqueduct Stakes.

Entry blanks for the twenty-one
stakes which will be decided Mt the
Aqueduct track were issued yesterday.
Almost all OF the stakes close on March
1. Eighty thousand five hundred dol
lars has been distributed among the
stakes. The Brooklyn Handicap. the
fremont and the Great American each
has value of $4,000.
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EcOre By rhukktrs:
Pennsylvania. ..................s 3. e 20
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Cliffside High Downed.

Special Dispatch to TIE New YoRK HERALD.
RUTHERFORD, N. J., Jan. 21.-Ruther-
ford High Schools basketball team, hot
footing 1t for the Northern New Jersey
Interscholastic League Championship
with Passaic's wonder team, maintained
its tie with Passaic for first place to-
day by beating Cliff side High School.
35 to 81, in stirring battle.
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Penn Polo Victor.

Special Dispatch TO The NEw YoaK IlERALp.
PHILADELpHIA. Jan. 21.---Penn's pony
polo team headed by Capt. Jimmy Sex
ton inaugurated the intercollegiate polo
season here tonight by outriding the
Cornell team. securing goals to i'm
the Lancaster Avenue Armory before a
large crowd. The lineup:
-
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Ethical Culture Five Leads.

The Ethical Culture School basketball
team overwhelmed the Franklin quintet
on the Ethical Culture court yesterday
to the tune OF 81 to 10. thereby winning
its eighth game of the season. The
winners played a very fast game.
marked by excellent team work and
accurate shooting. The guarding by
Marshall and Bashwitz was almost air.
tight. The lineup:
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The summary :

Boston A. A. f10)
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Boston A. c. Hockey Team
Blanks St. Nicholas. 10 to O

BosToN, Jan. 21.-The Boston Athletic
Club hockey players rushed into tie
for first place In the Eastern section of
the United States Amateur League pre-
liminaries by beating the st. Nicholas
team OF New York, 10 to O. The Boston
a. A. now ranks with the Westminster
and Pere Marquettes. Tonight they
outplayed New York from start to finish.
making six of their goals in the second
period
The visiting team at no time showed
the speed and stick work maintained by
the b. A. A.
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Xavier Highs Undefeated
Five Outplays Lawrence

Xavier High Schools undcfeated bas-.
ketball team scored another victory on
it's home court yesterday afternoon. 1t
triumphed over the five from Lawrence
IL. ~ High School by Al to "a. Law.
renee put UP hot fight In the first half,
trailing by only two points--17 to 19--
but in the second session Xavier, with
Reilly and Schneider in the van, ran
away from the Long Island boys. Tho
lineup:
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McBurney Five Loses.

PRINCETON, n. j., Jan. 21.--The Nc
Burney School basketball team lost an
interesting game to Princeton Prep on
the university court to-day by 13 to IL.
Princeton Prep led at half time by TO 8
and kept the one goal advantage to the
end.
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Other Basketball Results.

At Iowa City, Ia.--Iowa University. &c !:
Purdue, %.
Al 18TH Rcgiment-west End Post, 12 AS
AZ 1roy--worcastcr IS: Rcnnsalear. ~.
AZ Madison, Wls.-Nlinnesota, II: Wis
cor ain, IL.
AZ Trenton--poddic 3a pcddie Normal, SO.
AT Proyidence-ISnox, "a; Brown ~.
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Rutgers Prep Swimmers Win.

Special Dispatch 70 THE New YoaK HERALD.
PLA1NrrELD. N. j., Jan. 21.-Rutgors
Preparatory School team defeated tho
Plainfield High School team here to-day
IN the first swimming meet OF the sea-
son By q total Of - to 10 pointA
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DR.. Howe in Who's Who

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Jan. 2t.---It is sell
dom an athletic team has n coach who
Is listed In WHO'S Who" Dr. Heber
Howe. head coach OF the Harvard crew.
Is believed TO be tho first man of this
ype at Harvard. Re is entered In the
book for his research work done In ornI-
thology,
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Goals from fleld-Vfchules 3, Koosma =,
Dabezies 2. Forbes 2. French ., Dieterle.
Ogden, Baxter, Earnshnw. Goals from foul
Earnshaw 10 out of 1s. Roosma IL out of
10. vichulcs out of /. substitutions--
Army. French for Forbes Swarthmore.
Heath for Baxter. Baxter for Heath. Lewis
for Dieterlie. Referee-Tom Thorpe, Colum-
bia. Umpire--Joe Deering. Manhattan. Time
OF, halves-20 minutes.
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Irving School Victorious.

TARRYTowN, n. ". Jan. 21.--The un-
defeated Irving School basketball team
won it's seventh straight victory to-day
by defeating qoncordis Prep by IS to
~. Irving led at half time. 3 TO 8.
Chivala for Ctncordia and Mclady for
Irving were Individual stara
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Crescents Are Victors.

The Crescent A. c. basketball team
last night defeated the Drexel Institute
five OF Philadelphia on the local teams
court In Brooklyn. Tho score was 80
to IL.
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H~race Mann on Top.

Coming from behind in the latter part
of the second period, the Horace Mann
quintet scored it's eighth consecutive
victory yesterday at the expense OF
North Plainfield High School on the
local court by the count of % to Fl.
Although thirteen fouls were called.
only one was Gagged. that by the visitors
In the first half. North Plainfield led
by 13 to 10 at half time. The lineup:
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Another for De La Salle..

De La Sale Institute yesterday
gained its thirteenth consecutive basket
ball victory of the season when the
Fifty-ninth street lads defeated the
Webb Academy quintet on the De La
Sale court. The scoro was GO to II.
The lineup:
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SWARTHMORE FIVE
BEATEN BY THE ARMY
Final Score Is 80 to 18, With
Cadets Never Hard
Pressed.

Special Dispatch to THE New York HERALD.
WEST POINT, N. Y, Jan. 21.--Swarth-
more went down to defeat before the
fast Army quintet to-day at basketball.
The final score was Army SO. Swarth-
more Is. The Cadets were never hard
pressed. although the Quakers showed
their best form In the second half.
The first period ended with the Army
leading 23 to 8. Roosma tossed eleven
fouls before he missed one.A He tailed
twelve out OF fifteen chances and his all
round playing was feature of the
game. For Swarthmore Earnshaw was
strong.
The Ineup:
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Fordham Prep Victor.

The Fordham Prep basketball team yes-
terday afternoon defeated tho West Side
High School quintet OF New Jersey on the
Maroon court at Fordham. Tho score was
80 to 20.
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Girls Basketball Victors.

PLArNrIELp, n. j.. Jan. 21.--The girls
basketball team of the Easton Penn
High School defeated the North PlaJu-
field High School team this aftcrnosn
sy score OF II 20 ~.
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Victory for Blair.

IsLArnsrowN. N. j., Jan. 21.-Blair
Academy vanauiehcd Pennington. SO to
f6, In a fast hard fought basketball game
to-day. II was Blair's fourth straight
victory.
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Harvard Freshmen Lose.

CAMBripGr. Mass, Ian. c1.--Andoyer
defeated Harvard freshmen at hockey
here this afternoon, TO o. Sanford and
Cutler scored for Andoyers
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StNicl,olas fO1

Boston A. A. u0). StNicholas tOD
Stillman. .......... Goal. .......... Holmes
Stupps. .Point. Won Bcrnuth
Bright: Cover point. .............H I'M
Hutchinson. ...... Center. >. .Hev. Hcnriques
Ingalls,. Left wing. .Buntin
Percy 49, Right wing. -. .Cushman
Score-Boston Athletics. 10 St. Nicholas,
Bright. Hutchinson, Percy, Mccarthy. Sub
stitutions-Boston A. A:--Bigeiow for Hutch
Percy. Rice for ingalls,, Mccarthy for Bige-
low. Percy for Mccarthy. Mccarthy for
Bright. st. Nicholas--Horacc Henriques for
IIev. Henriuues. Townsend for Bumtln,
Walker for Bernuth. Referee-Don Sands.
Goal umpires-Beckwith and Eason. Timers
-Hendrie and Murphy. Time OF periods--15
minutes.
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| 4 4 "
C;oais--sexton 3. Dixon 3. Swing 2, strang
stitutions-Pennsyivani = Bridgman for
Swing. Jerrems for Bridgman. Strang for
Jerrems. Cornell-Meisels for Runsdorff.
Rcferee-Hume.
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Wesleyan Beats Union.

MIpDLErowN, Conn.,, Jan. 21.--In a
game replete with many fouls and slow
playing Wesleyan defeated Union 26 to
10 at basketball tonight. Union played
strongly in the first half and led at the
close, 13 to 10. The lineup:
Wesleyan (26). Union (f9).
Robertson (C.). Left forward 80. Simmons
Robson. ...... Right forward ..Nichtman-
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nie Enslnc. in thc Show.

The heavy oil engine OF the Diesel
type is supplanting the steam enskss Ia
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yayiAr (4fl.
I.ayyrcpce fc4)

erty. lyman for whalcn. Horan Tor Reis-
niger. Lawrencc-ffendrickso for pfeffer
Field goals--Conerty, McCarron. Schneider
@; Whalon. ? lyman. Reilly. 3; Hendrick-
son, Chave, 4; lienslcr. q; Kirk, .. Foul
goals--Whalen, Reilly, 3; Chave, .: Kirk =.
Ii minutes.
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ficd-Bonneau Q, Pilpel 3, seid n. Marshall,
Entwhistle, Maisner .. Rosenfelt. Schlasser.
Fried. Substitutions-Ethcai. Durieux for
Bander for Loewi. Lasiter for Schlasser,
Hilda for Rosenfelt. Time of haives-15 and
II minutes. Referee-Mr. +. S. Brookes.
The New York herald., 1922-01-22
Middies Score Their
Ninth Straight Victory

ANNAPOLIS. Md. Jan. 21.-winning
from waynesburg College Of Western
Pennsylvania here to-day by 46 to IA
through speed and accurate team play.
aided by good shooting from the line, the
Naval Academy basketball team scored
its ninth successive victory OF the
season.
The visitors were overwhelmed in the
first half At one time the score for
the period was as bad as % to 2 against
them and II stood % to 8 at the close
of the period. The Nays scores were
made chiefly on accurately timed shots
which Ault received, caging the ball
nicely. and McKee's steady throwing
from the line.
In the second half with many changes.
players tried out by the Navy. the mid
shipmen kept up the scoring. but at a
slightly slower rate. The Waynesburge,
newcomers on the Navy's schedule,
showed a good knowledge OF team play.
but were not near the standard of the
midshipmen. while their frequent hold
ing and charging gave Mckee and Ault
their chances to tally UP single scores
regularly. The lineup:
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Hamilton f0).

Score--Army, 3: Hamilton, 0. Goals--First
period: Marinelli. 7:5s. Second period: No
scoring. Third period: Marinelli II 80;
Woods, 14:00. Substitutions-Cioddard for
Grant, Stevenson for Woods, Grant for God
dard, Woods for Stevenson, Yates for X. j.
Reeder. Time-Three 10 minute periods.
Referee-Ma1or Harris.
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(5), Loeb (5). Kaufman (2j. Andujar. Noble;
for North PIainfield. Spencer (5), Bach (3),
Seldel (2). Goals from fcul--Willett. Sub
stitutions--For Horace Mann. Reed for
Noble, Noble for Reed. Kaufman for Cohen,
Cohen for Nooie; for North Plainfield,
rarcy for Krausse. Referee--Kaufman, De
witt Clinton. Time of periods-Two of 20
minutes each.
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Lincoln Five Wins.

The Lincoln Athletic Club OF Brook
1yn defeated the General Theological
Seminary on the latter's court last night
at basketball. 1890. The lineup:
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Schwartz. Robson CD, Robertson, Moore
(2). Parsons. Gonis from fouls--Robertson
(1D. Robson, Rinaidi (e). Referee--Hayes
Of Connecticut Agricultural College. Time
Twenty minute periods.
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webb Acad. (ff).

De la Saile (32). webb Acad. Ctf).
Conroy. ....... Left forward. ....... ..Millio
NJ. Ward. ..... Right forward. Reilly
Knapp ........... Center. ...... Fpalckhever
Tangdon. ...... Left guard. ...O'Connell
J. Ward. ....... Right guard. =. -. .Rowlinson
Knapp. Langdon, 2; J. Ward. Mclaughlin.
Milio. Reilly, 2: O'Connell. Rowiinson.
Goals from foui--M. Ward. 4: Reilly. Sub
Cooper. Bureau OF Itecreation. Time Of
halycs--1J minutes.
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McKsu t3). Parr (2J Harris. Barnes. Hirst.
Smith, Jones and Garrigues. Wayncsburg--
Clark t2) and Freeman. Foul goals Naval
Acadeniy--McKee, In 10. Ault. In 9. lIar-
ris, . I'm A. Waynesburg-Freeman, In IL (:
McIleury, I In .. Subs,itutlons: Naval
Academy--Barnes for Mckee, IIlrst for
Barnes. Fleming for Ault. Smith FOR Fiem-
Ing, Jones for Lyon, Garrlguu1 for Parr.
Waynesburg--I,ong Tor Bartlett. Referee
Law, La Sale. Unpire--Holly, baltimore
Polytcchncal Time OF halves--20 inmates.
The New York herald., 1922-01-22

lincoln A. 9. ODD. Gen. Thco. Sem. (30l.
Knipe (Capt.). Right forward. ...... Hutton
Jarvis. ........Left forward. ..... Ferguson
Eehrlng .......... Center .......... johnson
Smith. .... Right guard. Pierce
Mcfarland. Left guard. ....... Dietrich
Field goaIs--Linooln A c.. Jarvis (5).
Smith (3). Fehring. Knipe: General Theolog-
ical Seminary, johnson (6D, Ferguson t2)
Dietrich. Fouls-I<nipe, % out OF 26; John
SON ~ out OF IL. substitutions-Linco
Pnriland, Smith for Pollock, Cronert for
FshrinE. Referec--wiiiams. Cornell. Time
os halves-20 minutes.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-27

The modern use OF rhymes ives not
known to the Greekg and Romans.