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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-20
BIG BRITISH GOLF
EVENTS THIS YEAR
TO BE RESTRICTED
Handicap Limit in Ana
tem-Only 80 May
Qualify in Open.

London. March AUTHORIZATIONS TO
govern the British amateur and open
golf championships this year have been
issued BY the Royal and Ancient Golf
Club of st. Andrews.
Entries in the amateur champion
ship, to be played over the old course
at st. Andrews the week beginning
May &c, are limited to players hay-
ing a national handicap of four or
less, instead of five as last year, but
this condition will not be applied to
any entrants who may come from the
United States or any other country
overseas.
The open championship, in which
many American stars are expected TO
compete, will be limited TO so golfers
and any who may tie for eightieth
place in the qualifying rounds. The
open championship will be played over
~ holes at Hoylake, June 20 and 81.
Entries for the amateur championship
close May Q and for the open June u.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-20
SHRINERS TO STAGE
AUTOMOBILE POLO
TOURNAMENT SOON
Alzafar Temple Plans Rae
ing Carnival at Speed
way April II and IL.

Auto polo will make its initial APP
pearance in San Antonio and the
whole Southwest Friday and Satur-
day, April IL and u. at an auto
polo and racing carnival to be staged
at San Antonio Speedway under the
auspices of the Alzafar Temple of the
Mystic Shrine.
The game is an exciting one with
two autos on each side containing a
driver and player who has n mallet
and hits the ball. The game lasts four
periods and in that time all of the
available substitutes usually are used
up. There will be about fifteen polo
players in San Antonio for this event.
This is the usual number to participate
in q game. 1t is a dangerous pastime
in which cars are smashed and play
ers injured often. The players who
are TO play in San Antonio all have
competed in the East and other points
where the sport is popular.
In addition TO the polo game which
will start at = o'clock on the two
afternoons there will be number of
auto races, both for stock cars and
specially built speedsters. Some freak
races also are being arranged. DR..
A. Il. Norton of San Antonio will
compete in one of the freak races ac-
cording TO Stuart Wheeler, general
chairman of the affair.
The events will be advertised by
means of parades in the downtown sec
ton on the mornings of the races and
games.
The money secured will go towards
the Shriner's general fund FOR charity
and similar purposes.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-20
CHICAGO NATIONALS
AND PIRATES FIRST
TOSTART NORTHWARD
Break Camp and Begin Ex-
hibition Tour-Other
framing News.

Chicago. March 2O.-The Pittsburg
Pirates and the Chicago Nationals
join the ranks of major league base
ball transformers today with their
spring training camp programs COM
pltted. Exhibition games will be the
order for the next three weeks or more
with managers making their final
tests before the weeding-out process.
Detroit, Cleveland and Philadelphia
will be strong opponents Of the New
York Yanks in the American League
pennant race, according to Fred
Clarke, former Pirate manager, who
has made a tour of most OF the train
ing camps.
In Yesterdays exhibition Tits, Cleve-
land beat Cincinnati, to z; the st.
Louis Nationals won over the New
York Giants. 4 to 9; the Boston
Braves defeated the Chicago Ameri-
cans, 4 to o.; the st. Louis Americans
beat Mobile. IL TO Z, and the Phillies
fell before Milwaukee, 3 to 4. Sis
Ter hit single and a double. Burns
of Cleveland got two home-runs.
Rogers Hornsby's home-run IN the
seventh won the Cardinal-Giants
game.
Iris Speaker Of Cleveland suffered
bruises when he crashed into fence
in the Indians-Reds game.
Outfielders Roy Elsh and Amos
Strunk of the Chicago Americans col
lided in the game with the Boston
Braves and had to be carried from the
field.
The Boston Americans and New
York Yanks were idle yesterday.
Brooklyn's regulars defeated the Yam
nigans, to 4. The worlds cham
piOns meet New Orleans To-Day.
The Washington Senators are
primed for today's engagement with
the New York Giants. with all regu-
lars in the lineup. Detroit plays its
first exhibition game of the season
with the Toronto internationals at
Macon. Ga.
Eighteen players, bundled in heavy
sweaters, took five-mile hike through
the snow near Wichita in the first
workout Of the training season for the
Wichita club of the Western League.
Because of inclement weather and
muddy condition of the baseball park.
Manager Howard Gregory is planning
road work for the next week.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-20
ALL SAN ANTONIO
PLAYERS SURVIVE |
AGGIE SQUAD C(
Two Forgasons, PucEe|
and Williams Play for 4
A. & NJ. This Year.

College Station. Tex. March 20.
The baseball season will open for 1
Texas Aggies Friday when the Wa
Indians come to College Station "a
a couple of games with the Farmers
With a stretch Of dry weather ans
moderate temperatures, Coach III. b
House was able to give the Aggies SUI
ficient practice to cut his squad th
first part Of the week, so that he IN
now giving attention to only 81 men
on whom he has definitely decided as
the best for entrusting the responsible
lily of bringing hOnors to A. & MI
this season. He has announced that
he will maintain this entire squad onI
his roster all season.
Among these are six lettermen Who'll
seem TO have q sure hold on their
places again this year. They are
Captain Forgason of San Antonio be-
hind the bat, King Gill Of Dallas and
III. l.. Rogers of Mart in the pitchers
box, J. ID. johnson Of Kings vile
on first base. s. p. Chapman of
Hutchins on third and A. NJ. Pickett
Of San Antonio in center field.
j. b. Bradford of Memphis, Tenn,
a squad man of last year, has an equal
claim to the shortstop position with
w. n. Montgomery of Port Arthur.
who is new man, with q possible
slight edge in favor of Montgomery.
Another old squad man sure of a place
in the regular lineup if be plays as
well in competition as in practice is
G. L. Craig of Brookston at second
base, His only disputant for this DO
sition since the cut in the squad last
week is r. III. Crawford of Chicota
who may also be depended upon for
some assistance in the box. Support
ing Pickett in the field are Jack VIII
liams of San Antonio and 8. NJ.
Kyle Of Pecos. Williams seems to
have cinched the left field place and
Kyle the right field position, but in
later work either of these may be sue
ceeded by either 2. Cimo of Waco
or Jim Forgason Of San Antonio, both
of whom have been retained after
several weeks of practice in the out.
field.
The retention Of two other forst.
basemen besides J. D. johnson. the
letterman and first choice for. the
position at this time, indicates that
Coach House may have some doubt
about this place. Those he has held
over n the squad are f. G. johnson
of Tolar and r. b. Thacker Of Hous-
ton.
The only reserve for the masked part
is John Braselton of COrsicana, tackle
on the 1923 football squad.
There will be one week OF rest for
the Farmers after the games Of this
week before their initial conference
games with the Rice Owls at College
Station, March rs and 90.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-20
ROTHGEB TO RETURN
Coach Signs Five-year Contract With
Texas A. & NJ.

College Station, Tex. March 90
A five-year contract has been signed
by the A. x VI. College Athletic COun-
Gil with c. j. Rothgeb 10 return 10 the
college on September l and take up
the duties he dropped two years ago
as assistant coach of football. This
announcement was made today by
James Sullivan, business manager of
athletics.
Rothgeb was line coach for the Ag-
gies in 1920 when the Farmers won all
of their games except the last with the
University of Texas and the following
spring in the summer before the be-
ginning of the 1921 football season TO
take up the management of his father
in-law's business in Champaign. Ill.
Before coming to A. & NJ. College.
Rothgeb coached football at the Uni
versity of Colorado and at Colorado
College,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-20
LEAVES Is MATCHES
Wednesdays Play in Country Club
Golf Brings First Round Finish Near.

Thirteen matches remain to be
played in the first round of the early
spring golf tournament at the San
Antonio Country Club. Nineteen had
been completed when the course was
opened for play Thursday. First
round matches must be complete by
Friday night.
Remaining matches follow:
First flight: Jack Tarrant vs.. Tom
Logan, Lamar Seeligson vs.. III. NJ.
Aubrey. F. NJ. Lewis Jr. VS.. +. NJ.
Coleman, Bob Scott VS.. r. s. Kamp-
mann.
Second flight: E. J. Roe VS.. Fl. A.
Thompson, Lieut.. A. s. Heffley VS..
William Craige.
Third flight: Hal Brown vs.. J. G.
Reeves, John Kuntz VS.. r. \. Gresh-
am. ]. Il. Darlington VS.. Lieutenant
ellsworth, Lieutenant Mcmillan VS..
DR.. A. J.. Curry, DR.. L. X. Beck VS..
Brig. Gen. b. A. Poore.
Fourth flight: DR.. J. n. Burleson
VS. L. L. Lentz, Lieutenant Bivens vs..
J. H. Kampmann.
Matches played Wednesday resulted
as follows:
First flight: f. L. Brown defeated
Roy Lewis. 8 and 5; Walter Walthall
defeated Nat Goldsmith. and 4; +.
NJ. Lewis Sr., defeated W. G. Clegg, .
and /.
Second flight: Jack Hardie won
from Charles Schreiner. 2 up: Maj.
Z. l.. Parmenter eliminated J. B. Mar
tindale. one up.
Third flight: William Thornton de-
faulted to #. n. Smith and l.. r.
Clegg won from William Aubrey Jr.,
one up.
Fourth flight: David Lapham. IS
years old. defeated Fl. NJ. Harrison. 3
and ., and Major Mingus beat Henry
Phelps Jr., and 6.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-20
HAS CRACK INFIELD
Del Rio Highs Inner Defense Has
Three. Year Record.

Del Rio High School will bring an
infied to San Antonio which has been
intact for three years when they play
Breckenridge High School in a two
game series Friday and Saturday on
Schwab Field.
This infield is made up of Laubalin,
catcher; Whitehead. first baseman
Schubert. second baseman: A. Gallo,
way, shortstop. and Dobkins, third
base. The outfielders are s. Galloway,
Tarredos and Newton. Martinez prob
ably will pitch for the Del Rio boys
in the first game.
Bobbie Cannon likely will use Rees
or Bob Fenner to receive. Carver or
Fenner at first base. Semsle at second
base. Whitney at shortstop and Soweil
at third base. Davis will play left
field, yeltman center field and Carver;
Rees or Ferguson right field. Howell
likely will get the call. for mound duty
on the first day with Lewis, Renfro
or possibly Cheatham pitching the, sec
ond game. Buster Carver has been
pitching a bit and if necessary he VIII
be called on to curve over lew
slants for the Del Rio nine to LOOK
Both games start at 4 o'clock.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-20
SECOND APPEAR
OF CHICAGO
TEAM HERE r
North Shore Players
Corps Area Headqu
tiers -Four.
n 3

The second appearance of d
ing North Shore Club polo tea
Chicago on San Antonio fisl
place Friday afternoon at Treal
cavalry post, Fort Sam Houstc
strong Eighth Corps Area He'd
tiers combination will provide
position. The game will start
o'clock.
The Chicagoans probably vi
up the same as they did in de-
the Fourth Cavalrymen Tuesda
Herman playing No. 1, Earl
ford at No. ., Lorber at No.
Carl Crawford back. The Headq
team will have the regular"
ton with Colonel Tompkins
1. Warrant Officer Meskill at
Captain Hettinger at No. 3 and
tenant Jones at No. 4.
A game is being played Thu
afternoon, the San Antonio
Club team meeting the Fourth
Artillery at 3 o'clock on the Cd
post field in the semi-finals d
San Antonio Polo Club cup 10
ment. San Antonio presents q
up Of Jack Laphsm at No. I,
Crawford at No. .. Sarl Shaw
and Bill Meadows No. 4. The b
Field Artillery is represented
Lieutenant Phelps at No. 1, C,
Swift at No. 2, Lieutenant Sh
No. 3 and Lieutenant Miller q,
4. Lieutenant Jones will referee
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-20
Fort Worth Tells Foster How
Fine Things Look for Pennant

and it looks as il Fort Worth will
keep him.
Boost for Cantrell.
Makes you think of Ed Walsh in
size and style. this Cantrell. Nice
easy action with speed. He doesn't
use a splitter. but he uses mis- head,
inexperienced as he is in the profess
sional game, and he is full of pluck.
Runners on the bases don't worry him.
That is his cue to take the matter
in hand.
Fort Worth has shown enough so
far this spring to make it certain
that it will do some hitting his year
and gloom is due to sit heavily on
some of the Texas League pitchers
when the Panther giants clout the
ball.
Kraft. who was one of the big stick
ers of the Texas circuit in 1923. al
ready seems TO be in mid-season bat
ting form. The writer saw him lam
one on a line to the fence-one Of
those ten-foot-high drives that never
float but cut the air like buzz saw
going through a stick of soft pine.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-20
DEMPSEY TO PROMOTE
CARPENTERS FIGHT
WITH TOMMY GIBBONS
Champion Associated With
Fitzsimmons in July
4 Project.

Michigan City, Ind, March 90
Georges Carpenter, French ring idol,
and Tommy Gibbons, st. Paul heavy
weight, have been matched TO box IN
Floyd Fitzsimmons blue sky arena
here July 4. with Jack Dempsey, the
champion. as one Of the financial
hackers. it was announced today.
Fitzsimmons made the announce
ment himself. 1t was explained that
Jack Dempsey had become associated
with Fitzsimmons by paying the taxes
due on the arena. Dempsey long has
been a personal friend of Fitzsim-
mons.
Fitzsimmons said he may stage the
Dempsey-Firpo return match on La
Dor Day.
Carpenter and Gibbons are expected
to arrive here at least q month before
the date of the fight.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-20
CLASSICS PLAY TWO
Pittsburgs Arrange Two Sunday
Games With Axtecs.

The Pittsburg Plate Glass Company
and the Aztecs will tangle in two Sun
day baseball games at Van Dazzle Stad-
ium. The rival semi-pro aggregations
will clash in the morning at 10 o'clock
and in the afternoon at 3.
Manager Picard of the Classics, who
wants his players to report early, in
tends TO start the following lineup !:
Caporal, left field; Joe Naylor. third
base; Picard, first base; Sherrod,
shortstop; Trimble. second base; Ross
man, catcher; Jones, center field ;
Stebbins, right field, and Podewils
Dunbar and Stevens, pitchers.
The Aztecs, it is said. intend TO use
Marvin Gudat, the southpaw now try
ing out with the San Antonio Bears,
or Eddie Mueller on the hill.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-20
SUB-JUNIORS START
Laurel Heights and Mckinley Teams
Begin Series Thursday Night.

The Laurel Heights Methodists
meet the Mckinley Avenue Methodists
at o'clock Thursday night on the
Y. NJ. c. A. floor in the first game
of the sub-junior world series" in
the Sunday School Basket Ball
League.
Laurel Heights has been standing
by for a couple of weeks but the
Mckinley Avenue quintet played last
Saturday. when they nosed out the
st. Marks Episeopalians by one point.
st. Marks had tied them in the league
standing week before by a margin
of one point.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-20
CAN'T BELIEVE FIRPO
American Manager for "Wild Bulr'
Keeps Tour Dates Intact.

New York. March 20.-William Nc.
Carney. representative of Luis Angel
Firpo here, has advised promoters in
various cities to proceed with their
plans to match the wild Bull against
native sons, in accordance with an
exhibition tour which had been
planned. Mccartney said he had writ
ten Firpo a letter containing financial
information calculated to sway bis de-
cision to retire from the ring.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-20
EAGLES PLAY SUNDAY
VIII Take on Pittsburg Heaters In
Practice Session.

The Eagle Furniture Company's
baseball team will play a practice
game at San Pedro Park Sunday aft
ernoon in connection with the after
noon workout against the Pittsburg
Water Heaters Of the City League.
The practice will begin at 4 o'clock
and the abbreviated contest will be
started shortly after that hour.
The Eagles will practice Friday aft
ernoon at Van Dazzle Stadium, starting
at { o'clock.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-20

Copy right by The San sntchio Light.
Question: Shortstop throws wide to
first base and the baseman reaches out
to get the ball. He catches it with
his gloved hand but he touches the
batter. who is coming down the line,
with his bare hand. He does not
touch the base. Is the batter out?
Answer: In this case, no. 1t is too
evident that the batter is not touched
by the ball.
Question: Three strikes are on the
batter. Catcher fumbles the third
strike and the ball rolls behind him
and is lost in the grass. The batter
continues on his way and is halfway to
second base when the umpire calls him
back to first saying it was a passed
ball. Could the umpire do that?
Answer: Not legally unless there
was a ground rule.
Question: Batter pops an easy foul
behind the plate and the catcher muffs
the ball. Is it right TO charge him
with an error even if the batter does
not get the first base afterwaN?
Answer: Give him an error. The
batter's life is prolonged if an easy
foul is muffed.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-20
GOLF BY MOONLIGHT
California. Amateur Champion and
Three Pros Play Night Match.

Berkeley. Cal, March 2O.-Golfing
by moonlight was an innovation sue
cessfully inaugurated on the links Of
the Berkeley country club here last
night.
Johnny McHugh, California cham
pion, paired with Frank Johnston, San
Francisco professional, defeated Joe
Novak. Berkeley professional. and his
associate. Floyd johnson, one up, in
an eighteen-hole match.
The match began shortly after 9
o'nlock
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-20
Miss Ederle Wins Swim.

Omaha. Neb., March 2O.-Gertrude
Eder>e of the New York WOman'S
Swimming Association. last night won
the national A. A. L. J0-yard free
style swimming championship for
women, defeating Helen Wainwright
of the same organization and two
Omaha girl swimmers. She was timed
at 20 So. Henrietta Bors of Omaha
won the national A. A. U. junior
plunge for distance for women, doing
the 60 feet in :07 $40. a new record:
The mid-western A. A. u. 50-yard
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-20
DUNDEE TO BE BUSY
Plans Five Fights This Season, With
Leonard rs Opponent i'm One.

Hot Springs, Ark. March 20
Johnny Dundee, featherweight and
junior lightweight champion, plans
five ring battles during the coming
summer. Dundee came to Hot Springs
today for a month of rest and prepa-
ration for his summer campaign.
Benny Leonard and Rocky Kansas
are among those Dundee expec,s to
meet. The first bout will be with
Rocky Kansas in the latter part of
April.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-20
LEAGUE TO ELECT
Saturday Baseball Circuit Meets
Thursday Night.

Officers for the Saturday Amateur
Baseball League season will be elected
at s o'clock Thursday night at the
chamber of commerce where the team
managers and others interested in the
league will meet.
A committee was appointed at the
last meeting to select iiayoraa.su nsa1
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-20
GUARD TO HAVE TEAM
ID. NJ. Massie Elected Manager by
14fst Infantry Players.

The Hist Infantry, Texas National
Guard, will have baseball team here
this summer. This decision has been
reached definitely and d. NJ. MasSie
has been named team manager. He
said Thursday morning that practice
would be started next week.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-20
Yoakum Not in League.

YOasum, Tex. March 20.-Accord-
ing to the information received it Is
thought that Yoakum will not enter
the Southwest Texas Baseball League,
as was contemplated earlier in the
year. The reason assigned for not
making the entry is that the financisl
support will be larger than Yoakum
baseball fans can secure.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-20
(N{R)M THE SPORT PAGE 10 q NYA
Baseball
Question Box

II you have some question to ask
about baseball
II you want a rule interpreted
II you want 10 know anything
about a play or player
Write to John b. Foster. the man
who helped make the rules under
which the game is played today. II
you want a personal reply enclose u
stamped, self-addressed envelope.
Otherwise your question will be an
swered in this column.
ADDRESS: John II. Foster. Special
Baseball Correspondent OF The Light.
Sill World Building, New York.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-20
Britton Wins From Foley.
Oklahoma City, Okla, March 20

Billy Britton of Columbus, Kan. won
n hard-earned referees decision over
Harry Foley of Hot Springs, Ark,
after ten rounds of fast milling here
Wednesday night. They are light
heavyweights. Irish Jack O'Brien OF
Oklahoma City easily had the better
of Billy Murray of -sNi>aliG1 =.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-20

The Twentieth Century Way.
Conscientious Carpenter-This house
won't last, Boss, IL We rush IL through
like this
I'm building Il TO sen.-Sew York sun
and Globe.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-20
Gibbons in Exhibition.

Urbana, ILL.,, March 2O.-Tommy
Gibbons. heavyweight. boxed a six
round exhibition with Andre Anderson,
Kalamazoo. Mich, here Wednesday
night. Gibbons led throushaat p
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-20

President Doak Roberts of the Tex
as League, expected here Wednesday
night, failed to arrive. The league
prexy is in Houston, judging from
latest reports, on tour Of the South
Texas towns in the league.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-20

Eddie Cunningham of the Boston
newspaper party here with the Red
Sox will leave next Monday night for
the Boston Braves camp at st. Peters
burg, Fla. Bert Whitman, now IN
Florida. will renlace Eddie here.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-20
er One Of Most Spec
eular, Athletically,
| In Years.
he BRIGHT STAR
| Boy at Missouri
Fersity Set One Of
BEST Records.
" the Associated Press.

York, March 20.-Seventeen
record performances marked
3-24 indoor track and field
one of the most spectacular
). Only twelve new marks
the books, however, for rec
ering feats in several events
er eclipsed during the season.
ition was keencst in the hur-
which four records fell.
sly brilliant were the per-
of Charles Elliott Jr., Phil
student who set q new
b hurdle mark of 8 40 sec
cCullough Keeble, Austin,
the University of Mis-
remarkable time of @ sec
O-yard high hurdles low
Id standard set by Karl
tnois A. c. national
tack the Feature.
greatest combined at
however, occurred In
hurdles at the Wlco
when the worlds
broken and then
a mark that had
ars. Tom Farrell,
the record-shatter-
ime was beaten by
Test Point cadet,
3-5 seconds was
stierson, Newark
inal heat. Chris
he, other hurdle
or 60 yards.
performances
Osborne, IL
ID to a new
et g inches,
ersity of IL
3 feet SO
ect.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-12-08
ONLY THREE ELEVENS
HAVE TRIUMPHED THERE

STATE COLLEGE, Pa, Dec. s.
The scheduling Of Notre Dame and
Michigan Aggies as Penn States
big home football games tor next
fall brings to light a nueer coin
cidence. A delve through musty
athletic records today brought to
light that fact that these two teams
with Syracuse University, are the
only ones ever to have defeated
Penn State on New Beaver Field,
which information makes the 1925
schedule loom up as even more
difficult than was at first indi.
Gated.
Notre Dame, with lknute Rockne
playing the stellar role at end, won
a forward passing l4-to-7 victory
over Penn State here in 1918. One
year later, Michigan Aggies came
to the lair OF the NittAny Lion
and carried home a 6-to.3 victory.
From that time until Alumni Home
coming Day this fall, the Lions
held their home gridiron inviolate,
Syracuse finally breaking the rec
| ord with a 10-to.6 count. The
Orangemen are also on i1ext years
schedule, but will be played at
Syracuse,