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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-07
COLLEGES FACE
NEW AMATEUR
PROBLEMS

NEW YORK. Nov. 7.-P)-Ef-
forts to popularize professional foot
ball this season bring the colleges Of
the country face 10 face with even
greater difficulties than formerly in
keeping up amateur Standards Brig
adler General Palmer I. Pierce. p-eSi-
dent Of the National Collegiate \. ~,
announces in issuing his call for q
twentieth annual meeting Of the asso-
citation at the Hotel Aston here Dc
cember % and 30.
The subject Of amateurism and q
definition Of the amateur law is OK
pected 10 be a high spot in the dis
cussion OF the meeting.
Summer baseball is another prob
lem being dealt with by the y. G. 4.
A.. and President Pierce expresses the
hope that a committee dealing with
this, headed by Major John l.. Crit
fifth Of Chicago. will assist in solving
the vexcd question Of a practical def
milton Of the amateur law and its ap-
plication 10 intercollegiate athletics.
Speakers at the annual meeting Of
the y. &. y. 4. viii include Presi-
dent Hopkins Of Dartmouth and Gen
cral Drain, commander Of the Ameri-
can Legion.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-07
FOOTBALL RESULTS

San Antonio Academy. 81; st. Mary's
Academy, Z.
Alamo Heights High, IL; Boerne
High, 0.
Southwest Texas Teachers, IS; St. Ed
wards University. 6.
Edna High. 6: FioresvilIe High. o.
Robstown High. 40; Weslaco High. IS.
Simmons University. 10; North Texas
Teachers. 0.
Poteet High. 80: Harlandale High. 0.
Emporia tKansas). IL; Pittsburs Teach
ers. Z.
Birmingham-sOuthe s; chatta-
nooga. o.
Abilene Christian College. .: Claren-
don College. 0. (Tie.)
South Park College (Bcaumon). .;
Rice Freshmen, 2. (Tie)
Millsaps. "a: Howard. IS.
Midland (Neb.). 30; Hastings, IL.
Buena Vista Qowa), II: Western
Union. 6.
Chadron (Neb) 90; Cotner. 0.
William Jewel. 20: Missouri Valley, IL.
Missouri Wesleyan. IS; Tarkio, II.
Culver-Stockston CMo). 10: Central. Z.
Doane tNeb.). 40; York. o.
Westminster (Mo.). IL; Drury. o.
Columbia College. 81; Lacrosse State
Normal, 0.
Simpson. IS; Des MoineS u, o.
Illinois Wesleyan, 1s; Lombard. o.
Bradley. 90; ST. Viator. ~.
Mt St. Charles. 6; Montana Mines. 3.
Forest High Gallas). s; oak Cliff. o.
Texarkana (Tex) High. "a; Atlanta
(Tex.). 0.
Texsrkana tArk.) High. o; Hope
(Ark.). 0. CTie.)
Temple at Waco. game postponed a
Humble High. 20; Texas City, 0.
Memphis (Tex1 High 10; Miami 0.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-07
CANTER'S WINNINGS
: RUN UP TO Sll4,474
BY O'NEIL SEWER
Universal Service Turf Expert


PIMLICO. Md, Nov. 7.-Canter,
Baltimore-bred- son of Wildair and Viz
ginia l., stepped up with the immor-
tails at Pimlico Friday afternoon by
defeating Bubbling Over and Display
and eleven other two-year-olds of the
first class in the fifth Pimlico Futur-
ity. a dash of one mile for two-year-
old colts and f1llies.
The Pimlico Futurity crossed SG7,-
$50. of which Canter's share was S54,-
$40. This. added to $55.134 he had
won in renewals of the While states
at Yonkers, the Eastern Shore Handi-
cap at Havre De Grace, the Sanford
Mt Saratoga and the Kentucky Jockey
Club Stakes at Churchill Downs,
brought the total Of his earnings
$114.474.
The only horse in American racing
now that has won more money than
Canter this year is Pompey, winner
of the Hopeful Stakes and the Bel
mont Park Futurity. Pompey's earn
ings total little more than 1921 900.
Canter's victory electrified a Balti-
more and Washington crowd of 90
600.
Canter's time was 40 As, and
good, considering the going. A rain
interrupted n drying out process and
left the going cuppy. Clarence Tur-
ner rode the winner.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-07
FLOWERS MANAGER
MUST MAKE PUBLIC
APOLOGY TODELANEY

NEW YORK, Nov. 7.-R)-Sus-
pended for circulating reports that
Tiger Flowers was illegally knocked
out by Jack Delaney Of Bridgeport,
Conn, sometime ago, Walk Miller,
manager Of the Georgia negro today
was called upon by the New York
boxing commission 10 make a public
apology to Delaney.
His name will remain on the in
eligible list until he does so, the board
ruled.
Miller was accused Of circulating
stories that Delaney stopped the
Southern middleweight with LOADED
gloves" a charge which the commits
sion had adjudged unfounded after
an investigation sometime ago. His
suspension eliminated his entire stable
Of fighters from boxing in New York
state,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-07
BAYLOR ALSO
REvAMPS
Lineup
Strong Reserve Material
Saves Day-Aggies
Miss Berry.

The Texas Aggies, indicated
leaders of the Southwestern Football
Conference and the Texas University
LOnghorns, Tunners-up at present
faced hard struggles today with main
stays absent from both Eneups.
Three Texas regulars are ineligible
for the game with Baylor at Austin
and Berry. quarterback, will be
absent from the Aggies lineup for the
fray with Texas Christian University
at Fort Worth.
The Arkansas Razorbacks. now in
the cellar position. battle Southern
Methodist University, now not so far
removed from the foot of the ladder.
Rice and Louisiana State Univer-
sity play at Baton Rouge, La, Sat
urday.
The Baylor Bears, themselves in
rather poor condition. face new
Texas lineup. Ike Sewel, Basil
Penney and Gerald COffey were de-
clared ineligible this week. resulting
in several changes. Baldwin and
Ole will be on the ends, with Thomp-
son and "Ox" Higgins at tackle.
Johnny Estes probably will start at
halfback. Rufus King will enter the
game as fulIback, while captain
Wright will engineer the game at
quarter.
+ The field was sloppy.
Numbers of San Antonio roOters
went to Austin for the game Sat
urday.
The Farmers are expected to miss
the services OF Berry, as Coach Bible
is reported not to have a reliable
safety man to replace him. Arkansas
will make a supreme effort to win
from S. NJ. L. as it realizes any
hopes at all this season rest On the
outcome of the game today. Slowness
IN calling plays that Handicapped the
s. NJ. L. attack against The Lonc-
horns last week has been Iemcditd
to considerable extent, Coacn Nor
rison said last night.
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VIRGINIA VS.. VII
SOUTHERN FEATURE

ATLANTA. Ga. Noy. Wash
mstOu and Lee and Virginia. from 4
Southern Conference STANDPOINT. lcay
ing out the thrills tnat go with uu-
clent rivalry. is the outstanding foot
ball game in Tho South Saturday.
Neither has lost g game to - confer
ence eleven and both have strong
squads
On the sentimental side Of tho day
and where the crowds win gather.
Georgia meets Auburn al Columbus.
while Georgia Tech Journeys 10 Mash
vile 20 meet Vanderbilt two clashes
u many, many wears standing that
mean more o. the winner than most
n the other engagements on their
schedules.
The Washington and Lee contest
with Virginia is 20 be a tough bout
but the Generals are the slighr favor
ties Georgia and Tech holding tb,
WHIP hand over Auburn aud Nandy.
Alabama. conference champions DO
1924. plays Kentucky NJ Birmingham.
Tennessee. recent cOnqucr0rs 81
Georgia. meets tho Centre Colonel, 90.
Dsnville iu am attraction that should
prove interesting The battle means
nothing 10 the conference but the-r
Is no love lost between the Two schools
and the result is very much IT, doubt.
lu two games scheduled for Satur
DAY therr is a likelihood Of the $. ].
\. \. crown being settled. FUR.
.lan BATTLES Mercer M Macon. while
the Oslcth0rpe Petrrls are 10 engage
ihe battling citadel warriors IN At
lunta.
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Baylor Mentions
a Few Cripples

WACO. Nov. Illness and injury
which swept down upon the Baylor
Bear camp Friday found its mark in
number of the first-string PLAYERS
who more than likely will be forced
out Of the game with Texas at Austin
Saturday. They all accompanied the
team, however.
Howard Hartzog, star tackle. will
he out of the game with injuries.
Jack Taylor. giant guard. j. likely to
be out with an infected leg. JACK
Jones, ace quarterback and liz back.
is i'll and mav not get 10 play more
than part of the game; HOody john
son win be out with an injured Fnee !;
Hill Foreman, veteran ono, has IN
jured his knee again and viii be on
the bench.
These injuries viii force Baylor 10
play a number Of reserves on the team
but Il is thought that these reserves
will be able TO hold their own. al
though they viii be Handicapped by
their inexperience.
That there will be no alibis. how
ever, was made plain by Coach
Bridges.
I'VE are going into that game
fighting and with our best team
available and we do not want any
alibis," declared the BAYLOR mentcr.
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Teams Collide
On Schwab Field
Wednesday.

Two powerful clevens. neither OF
which is hampcrcd by any conference
rules as to eligibility or such, will try
conclusions when st. Mary's College
tanglcs with Jimmy Kits Dallas
University team at Schwab Field No
vembcr II. The climb of these for
mcrly obscure schools into the foot
ball limelight has been along very
similar lines.
Dallas University got the cham
pionship bug two years ago when it
employed the brilliant little. Jimmy
kits. former j. NJ. T.. star. rs head
coach and told him 10 produce.
The record If the Dallas eleven this
year is e?idence that he has complied
HObly.
Included in the all-star. triple
threat backficld Coach Kits is bring
ing TO meet the Rattlors is Elkins.
shifty Indian halfback who played
with Haskell for 50 long he finally
felt in need Of Il change.
st. Mary's. up until the present
season, usually produced teams about
on a par with the local high schools
and academies, bur, how they did
grow during the summer months
When the 1929 season opened they
had themselves n new high-poWercd
coach in the person Of Tom ODmnell
from Illinois, and he had a flock Of
high-claSs talent to wtTk upon.
What Coach ODOnncll and his
aides have done with that material
Is best reflected in the brilliant record
the Ratticrs have compiled 50 far
this season Capable observers rate
the Rattlcrs on n par with the best
the r. ]. =. 4. has 10 offer.
The Armistice Day clash win be .
crucial one for the Rattlcrs. If they
win they should have 10 trouble lin
ing up a schedule against the best
college c!c9ens in the state next sea-
son.
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ALFRED MOVES SAYS
CALL 1T FREE PROSE

CHICAGO. Nov. 7.-LPD-Alfred
Moves. English poet. thinks much
modern poetry sounds like 'tbe
scratching Of a rough pencil over a
Granite slate" Arriving here today
for series Of lectures. he stressed
the recognition Of music as an es-
sential element Of all poetry.
Music. be thinks. is something
modern poets are inclined 10 forget
Not that / would condemn alto
gether their work. Much Of il is
expressive and full Of meaning. But.
why call it poetry. even free verse?
Better call il free prose-"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-07
JUST PLAIN RUMORS
SAYS H|TzS|MMONS.

Los ANGELES, Nov. 7.-CP-
Floyd Fitzsimmons. Indiana fight pro-
moter, came out Of seclusion here to-
day long enough to brand as pure fic-
ton the statement of Rob Roy Benz
ton, former press agent for Jack
Dempsey, that certain interests were
endeavoring to sidetrack Fitzsimmons'
contract with the champion for a
title bout with Harry Wills sometime
next year.
Such rumors always crop mp when
n big fight in is the offing," he said.
Coming from Benton, who recently
lost his job, they naturally are not
swallowed by the sporting public"
Fitzsimmons added, however. that
he planned to spend tomorrow thrcsh-
ing out with Dempsey certain details
Of the Wills agreement which were
not settled when papers were signed
some time ago.
The champion is expected home late
today from his transforming tour
through Mexico.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-07
ALAMO HEIGHTS PUTS
ONE OYER ON BOERNE

Although forced 70 forfeit their
chances 1T the Class Il district cham
I.onship. the Alamo Heights Mules
proved thnt they still possess a wick
ed kick by Slipping a j. too dcfea,
on Bocruc High School Friday after
noon at Bocrne. \ slippery gridirol
slowed uD the fast Heights backficld
and held scoring ~ minimum.
BORNE held the Mules srorelrss for
three quarters. but in the fourth Tug
ncr broke the ice. or rather mud.
when Ar caught pass aud romped
oyer the poal-liBe. Venue scored the
SECOND touchdown by blocking 4
BOcrne punt across the line
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-07
SHAKEUP CERTAIN
IN STANDINGS OF
MISSOURI VALLEY

KANSAS CITY. Nov. 7.-(P)-
The Missouri Valley Conference stand
jnas are due for a shake-up in the
valley games today, with Nebraska
and Drake and Iowa State and Grin
nell playing the important contests.
Any way the games go. there will
be changes in the standings Of the
four upper division teams.
The conference-leading Missouri
Tigers, however, are in little danger
of being showed from the pinnacle il
their game with Washington.
Kansas plays Oklahoma at Norman.
The Kansas Aggies meet Marquette az
Milwaukee and the Oklahoma Aggies
entertain the Southwestern Oklahoma
Teachers COLLEGE az Saltwater.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-07
WELLS GIVEN PAPER
WIN OVER MITCHELL

MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. 7.-R)-
Bermondsey Billy Wells. former wei
terweight champion Of England, out
pointed Pinkey Mitchell, Milwaukee,
claimant Of the American junior well
terweight championship. in 10 rounds
here last night. newspaper men de-
cided.
The bout was marred by frequent
clinching and wrestling and in the Sec
ond round, both men fell out Of the
ring.
Mitchell seemed bothered by Wells
elusive style and had considerable
difficulty in landing a solid punch.
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SHEEPSKIN PASSPORT
HOLDERS PROVIDED

ROME. Nov. 7.-P)-Italian tray-
clcrs abroad, immigrants and tourists
are 10 be provided with sheep-skin
folders IN which 10 carry their pass
ports. The folders are 10 be issued
gratis with all passports by order OF
Premier MussOlini. Experience has
shown that passports wear badly in
n very short time without special
protection and the names and descrip-
lions OF the holders become illegible.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-07
KAPLAN FOULS DARRAH.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 7.-H)-
Jimmy Darrah Of Denver won a
foul over Phil (KO) Kaplan. Newark,
n. j., middleweight, in the third
round Of a scheduled 10-round match
here last night. Early in the third
round, Darrah suddenly dropped to
the floor and claimed foul. After
few counts, the referee awarded the
fight TO the Denver boy. Kaplan
forced the fighting in the first two
rounds.
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3GIES AND STEERS CRIPPLED FOR BIG GAMES
|TODAY'S CHOICE
|CRIDIRON CAMES|

SOUTHWEST: Texas VS.. Bay.
lOr, at Austin; Texas Aggies vs..
T. c. u. Mt Fort Worth.
EAST: Harvard VS.. Princeton
at Princeton; Cornell VS.. Dart
mouth at Hanover.
MIDDLE WEST: Chicago VS..
Illinois, at Urbana; Michigan VS..
Northwestern, at Chicago; Iowa
vs.. Wisconsin, at Iowa City.
MISSOURI VALLEY: Drake
VS.. Nebraska, at Des Moines.,
SOUTH: Virginia vs.. WASH
ington and Lee, at Lexington;
Vanderbilt VS.. Georgia Tech, at
Nashville; Alabama VS.. Kentucky,
ut Birmingham; Georgia vs.. Au.
burn, at Columbus.
FAR WEST: Washington vs..
Stanford, at Seattle.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-07
CLIFF MARKLE GOES
TO ATLANTA TEAM

ST. PAUL, MINI. Nov. 7.-CP)-
Gift Markle. right hand pitcher o..
the St. Paul American Association
club. formerly Of Cincinnati. has bccn
sold 20 Atlanta Of the Southern Asso-
citation. He was sold for cash, but
the amount was not announced.
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CARRUTHERS STARS
IN POTEET'S WIN

IDTEET. Tex. Nov. Z. -- With
tarru hers. fuliback. crashing through
inc an average If ten yards every
iImc Doc carried the ball, Poteet High
Friday romped on the Harlandale
eleven. ~ 10 y. Wheeler made the
pnttirat run If the day when be- dash
rl 30 yards through q broken field 10
record "a touchdown in the third qua-
trr.
Iu.rrt and Borruc win clash N
Pmeet on Arnhstice Day.
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DELL BEST TRAPsHOT.

YOAKUM. Tex, Nov. 7.-R. f..
Dell has been awarded the medal for
collecting the highest season average
Of any member Of the Yoakum Gun
Club. Dell has broken 5G3 out Of
52J targets during the year. He par
ticipated in every meeting.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-07
RUTH WILL TRY
GOLF TO KEEP
IN SHAPE
Winter Links Training in
Florida Bambino's
Plan.

NEW YORK, Nov. 7.-CR)-
Preparations by Babe Ruth to spend
the winter months on the links in
Florida were explained today as due
to a conviction on the part Of the
crstwhilc home-run king that golf will
better condition him for regaining his
lost diamond laurcls than any other
form of exercise.
The illness which overlook Ruth
last spring almost as soon as he
reached the Southern camp Of the
New York Yankees, after the big out
fielder had put in the winter on his
farm in Sudbury. Mass, convinced
the American League siege gun that
he should do his off-season condition.
ing in a warmer climate.
TO START SOON.
Ruth claims he is no fonder of COLT
than he is of shooting big game, but
he has already taken hunting trip
into the North and is expected short
ly to leave for the South to begin a
new battle against excess weight and
weak legs.
Ruth's friends declare that thu
home-run record-maker is determined
to surpass next year his feat of hit
ting 80 circuit clouts in single sea-
son. He was kecnly disappointed over
his failure to measure up to the cx-
pcctation Of the fans last summer.
CHAMPION SITTERS.
"A ball player doesn't get as much
work during season as people think"
said Ruth. "Half the time during a
game he is on the bench. In this
mornings and at night he does noth-
ing but sit around the hotels. ] be-
licve ball players do more sitting than
any outdoor men. For that reason
their legs stay in shape for speed but
not for endurance.
when we loaf in the winter il is
tough job to get back in shape. and
! figure that golf in a warm climate
should make me just right. Florida
sounds good to me. Just watch and
see if I don't show you something big
next spring" -a.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-07
STEAL MARCH on GARY

HAMMOND. ind. Nov. T.-lPJ--
Hammond heard that Cary uas plan
ming 20 annex Munster and Highland.
go she stole n warrh on her sister
city and voted 10 annex the suburbs.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-07
SOME RSET-EDNA
GAME WAY De
PLAYED HERE

Somerset and Edna High Schools
may play en- a San Antonio grid
iron for the championship Of Dis
trict Is in Class Il Of the state
high school football race. SOmer-
set favOrs playing the game at
Schwab Field or Block Stadium il
arrangements can be made. San
Antonio officials are expected TO
work the game.
YORKTOWN, Tex. Nov. l.
Plunging across for a touchdown in
the closing minutes of play, the Edna
eleven defeated Floresyillc Friday aft
ernoon. C TO 0, in their semi-finaI
contest for. the Class Il championship
Of District -. More than 1000 *
cited fans saw the Edna quarterback
dive the necessary two yards for vic
tory after the Teams had fought on
almost even terms through the first
three periods.
Floresyille lost its only chance to
score in the second period when it
took the ball within Edna's 5.yard
line, but fumblcd ut that point. Edna
was the aggressor throughout the
game. The muddy condition Of ths
field held down the scoring.
The Somerset Bulldogs. finalists
with Edna for the district champions
ship. intended tO-scout Fridays bat
tie but begged down on the way and
did not arrive until the game was
over.
The Somerset eleven. which so far
has scored 13i points to its oppon
cnts' nothing, will be banqueted by
the citizens Of Somerset Saturday
night. Somerset went into the finals
BIZ receiving n forfeit from the Alamo
Heights Mules.
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HANOVER GAME
FOR TITLE
IN EAST
Dartmouth, Cornell Both
Unbeaten-Big Three
Gets Busy.

NEW YORK. Nov. 7.-CP-The
mythical Eastern championship, in
the view of many football followers,
depends on the outcome of a game at
Hanover, N. H., today.
The teams are Dartmouth, the home
eleven. and Cornell, the Juggernaut
of Gloomy Gil Dobie." They are
among the highest scoring teams Of the
country and have won all their games.
Dartmouth ruled favorite at z
to 1 this morning. 1t has a brilliant
backfield and line. For two seasons
it has gone along without a reverse.
Cornell, caught under the big Green
avalanche n year ago, 27-14, was one
of the few victims to score against
Dartmouth.
BIG THREE STUFF.
The annual struggle of Princeton
and Harvard, at Princeton, is the
first of the years classics involving
Harvard. Princeton and Yale. Prince
ton was the favorite today because of
a better record.
Penn State and Notre Dame, meet
ing at States Field. head the list of
intersectional battles. Maryland and
Yale meet at New Haven. Ohio IVES
lcyan takes on undefeated Syracuse at
Syracuse.
Several Of the most powerful elev-
ems of the East expect TO give many
of their regulars rest today as they
meet teams from which the opposition
is not expected to be keen. The
Army. Navy, Pennsylvania and Col
gate are among these teams.
ANNUAL FIXTURES.
Annual fixtures today bring togeth'
er W. and j. and Pittsburgh, West
Virginia and Boston College, LehigI
and Georgetown, Williams and Yves
leyan, Rutgers and Lafayette, Colum-
bia and n. Y. T.. Holy Cross and
/ Fordham.
The eyes of the football world are
on the experiment in Providence, X.
l., where the stop-watch will be aban
doned while Brown and Boston Uni
versity inaugurate the 40 plays to
period idea.
Carl Wolf. near-sighted drop-kick
expert of Rutgers, has a wire mask 10
wear over his glasses today.
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Aroused Harvard
Team Plays Tigers

PRINCETON. y. j., Nov. 7.-LP)-
An aroused Harvard eleven swoopc1
into the Tigers lair today for the
years opening classic of the Har-
vard-Yale-Princeton triology. Wealth
cr conditions were excellent. The 3d.
900 seats were sold long since.
Princeton was the favorite. having
been beaten once and tied once while
Harvard had ben defeated twice. Early
season records, however. are not nj.
ways good forecasts for the meeting Of
these traditional rivals.
Princeton pinned its faith upon
Jake SIagle. its versatile. fast, shif:y
ball-carrier, already mentioned for All
American honors. Captain Dolrh
Cheek. Harvard's triple threat back,
bore the brunt Of Haryard's hopes.
The Tiger line outweighed Harvard
nine pounds to n man. Harvard had
the heavier backfield. but PrincetOn's
backs have shown more speed.
The lineup:
Lea NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sayles
Left End.
Gates .................. Pratt
Lett Tackle.
tragO ....... ......'''. hllBOuf
Left Guard.
Mcmillan .............. Macomber
Center.
DAVIS ........... .....'. ITl5lp
Right Guard.
ROsengaTten .............. Iindner
Right Tackle.
Mosgpr ~ r. Bradford
Right End.
tdulklnS ...-..sss.. tncth
Quarterback.
Dlgnan ............ .....'s OTOsDN
Left Half.
Slagie ............... Mduef
Right Half.
Gilligan .............. COady
Fullback.