us for the game here neturdsv. then know. they must this lone roms‘nlng fotIoball elite fell Into the Big Maroon eleven completely oblitsrsts the ' were or the some 59'] NEW YOEK. Oct. ington and legumes-month Isms st the Polo Grounds ' suits the peculiar poetscis of uni- Eddie Trjon, captain and vii‘slfv back: of the Colgate mini. is one of the [test ground gainers in collegiate circles today. He’s exceptionally isstmonnnnsznds a good ch'snigo oi pace, and is a brtlren iield runner oi ' the“ highest order.» lost sis-so be ' th the Navy last week. not depend on something of again and perhaps it bit rtimlsin to carry them against Colgs‘te next Satur- .is }present‘eo the stirring rams of u beleagured Big. eleven fighting us the under- provent the last bit of Its in being snatched away season game of no particu- ’iilomont. oper knows that Colgate r the Tigers by pairing them front of the hold house on versity Field and ordering them utt‘ into each other as hard as in charge than was apparent Navy game. 'ijhe Tigers will twelghed in the Colgate game ’ clash with the Navy. .r Is also working overtime .ll poison s brilliant candidate for orican honors, Eddie Tryon. eyes was watched by Prince- outs in Colgate's game on in Field last Saturday when ' almost defeated a more or st Lafayette eleven through n personal exerts. g We in Good Shape. goton enters the Colgate game plon Colgate eleven into and walked away with e. tlctory is the‘only one evor been "able to regis- realist] us one of the best score In the country. hike the "great Gringo Edde is an Iceman during tlno sum- mer jivscstitln. Watch him In the Princctmn game Saturday. Coluinllia’s Leader :in Uni min for Prac- tlceelfiesit Too Out (in the Field Nfiw Yonn Oct. 22~Csptaill o Pihso of Columbia put on in football suit yesterday, and together wthii'miike" Flt-sit, loft halfback. w o strained his ankle in the Ohio State game. he. d a workout, apart from the stools] workout ol thw- Blue. and White squad on Baker Field. The shoulder at the Captain still is sore. but present indications point to him paying in. the Cornell some a wool: irorn Beturda'y. The two invallds worked out for an hour and a halt. They throw the hall about. did some pooling and considerable running up and down the field. Peose also spontInluch timelpracticing drop kicks. biartin Raphael. guard. whose left 'lmee was injured In the Buckeye game, did not get into a uniform. He was the only member of the to rally squad absent from practice. The feature of the session was it forty-live minute ‘scrimmage be- ' "men the varsity and Bill Cook's Itvhich Sam White made tor the Maroon triumph he Hamiltoniano come back ‘- o be defeated by 19 to 0 in .ployed in rain and mud. 922 Princeton‘s “teem of. des- fought game. i. infrON N. Y..- Oct. 22.— ’ I. use at Colgate proved a cost- Ire yestredny afternoon. Gene 5‘. the hsltbocir minted in the ~‘ViliI Itiit’ of the season with ICon- . i I! forced to retire Because i .3 Is Injury. Barlow had planned !. greeting the fair Es. . trip Ecst...‘.it could can I typographical or- 1111140113.. Who 10" all u- “laud that Mbyiwfll I 3W , Boulevard . i . inst-I, ls treshmen eleven. it was the' first appearance of tho‘ yearllnge en Boker Fléid' this season. The vor- sityscored. three "touchdowns. . Bill Madden. Gus'Jucger and Bill Rieger carrying the ball over Ithc chulkllne. Glenna Coliott Wins in Haiti 1" Exhibition HANOVER. N. H., Del. :22.— Glenna Collett, 'notionnl women's golfj champion. and Wililnm H. Taft, '25 of Montciair. N. J.. Dart- mouth golf captain in 1924, earned a. one-hole margin over Joseph M. Batchclder. '26, present Dartmouth captain, and Tom Keene. pro‘ at the Hanover Cpuntry Club, In on 18- hole exhibition match here yester- dsy afternoon. - from ”center to tackle ”for "Scturdoy's tiltaund Williamson has_repleced him at center. Dngrose. we used athoth center. and tackle _in‘ the» Lafayette ‘i I . all Pennsyl- , to the metro- polis to settle the d action of footbsll I‘lpel’iouti- . .. . . Yet. bitter all. wh’y' not? Gridiron power has outgrown the confines of the Big Three. sud a no inconsiderate shore or it «hes lodg- ed at marten and Washington. -Ps.. New Yorkers. of course—and! New ,Yorkers will make up s large share ' \. Saturday DI'O- of the thousands who will attbnd the ' some—«mire nothing for the rivalry that exists between these colleges. but are interested in the spoctscle of two powerful footbsll teams in action. In fact. they have coins to ' look forward to the clssli between- tho Presidents and the.Leopards.' for this will be the fourth time the‘bat- tic has been waged on loco! soil.II Em Up. The game. lncidentnily. will lob- ably break in tin thst exists be ween the colleges. Each is credited with three victories and a tie in the seven gnmes that comprise the series so for. Lafayette willI‘go into flnturdoy'l game s. pronounced fo‘vorlto. lt‘s ‘ :hedule, so for. bus boonI one that o. ted Its mettle. Muhlsnbcrg was eten 20 to 12; the powerful Pitts- i irgh Panthers swept aside so to i. one of the most striking of the ' . my season upsets; Wsshington Col. :ige Was pummeled 40 to o. andlast Saturday. In Philodelphiti. the loop- , uriie stopped greet Eddie held Colgate lo a 7 to 7 ti ‘ . In the matter of severe prepara- tion Wsehlngion and Jefferson has been at a disadvantage. its schedu has bcon rather weak and In 0‘ dt win- over Geneva.- 7 to (3;de Mini-lotto and 40 to s over' wanes; . burg has not properly tovelon'cd‘ds- tense and attack ‘ class oppoelitoo. ‘ Young horn. wlio lest-nod his football! under the old~ fox. Pop Warner. Pittsburgh. proved himself on set. pupil. lie his dot sloped o powormliontntidtWY- site—a team whose offense. how. ever. is more com out snd thor- yughly orgsnlsed th n"lts defense. ‘ Klrkleski has been the lance-point of the attack. He is lost and iii lino- cracker of renown. while Gebhard. . at fullback ranges close to KIrk’lesklI in power. - (‘lcbhord has beeifitho 1W0 Point of the attack. He is fast find s lines cracker of renown. whilofiudbbard at fullback ranges close to KilliIssIki In power. Gebhnrd has some torn ligaments in his knee, and may not getluto the Washington and Jefferson moles st nil Millman was battered. too. do the Colgate game. blithe wasn't seri- ously hurt. and most certainly will be In action The other cripples on the squad are Mo'rsli. the quarter- back, and Cothsn and Boos. guards. ' but they are on tho' mine. it might be noted. too. thatanow face is likely to be seen In the reg- uler backfield. Petr-econ. who broke into the limelight against Washing- ton College by intercepting a forward pass and running sixtit yards for I touchdown. has beenidsl'elopllig at I. once that may ten-cs IMeCrIccke'n to start him. Marsh lhe quiirterbuolt...nnd Mill- man.. the other regular h if. have . The ill-est module‘s shot use was handed a wallopli‘ig iniits: jaunt the minds of the Buckeye It lowers. but year s straw-v Pennsylvania out-1 at. one of the best that institution. ever turned loose. was sent been East defeated. a grim remind to! its trip eel-onion Continent to inside HittingtheDirt ‘ All-America mick, loss: A' trial: I always mood to be of admoteg’o min ' the standpoint of injuries and gained yardage was the habit oi elm-syn hitting for the dirt when I knew i use shout to be stop- pod. You are nsturiiliy going forward. learn as.I_ been going great guns. ’Dhe forward ' ' U H passing combination of Kitldeslti to Millman has been one of the most , 'powerful threats In the Lafayette attack. Against PItstburgil‘nine rgr. words. for s total of 116 yards. were . completed. which tells the‘s the victory over the Pauli: worse. -Iinsve been ilghtiiiflGrinb. dt may be ‘va great honor to be The line is strong enough plenty of holes for the b of the pity .times without nun. r. Without the right1 sort of interference no‘ bacilfleld can get going Isl-Ind Ls- fayette has had no compls‘ints on this ’ score. . Defensively the story is different. I -—-——-..----'----—--- chosen the‘most valuable ball player . ’ in the genie; but you can’t get on officiel confirmation of the fact from RIpIgsr Peofiinpeush. ltmis diificult to? under- tlI "the picturesque phrase carpen- Ion still retell Jto filo wot field so Ie‘ wa dormer sinusoidal University of Coir-o, made nodhinwotlilotics liti Etste. Bil ’ ' shi Naifp; l 1 or ths'iNlttsny wrestling rteens and - mole: «This lsmn‘smt those WWW i-nlgrnin abstrdoliit mean I am th‘ln’g.’ Yo see them on' gaso- lln‘o stations and in Better BIu ines- Joqr‘nsls and you see them in this nos the: horseman. "Edmund communion .m- “some. bullion oil. a 90:1thon l captain. column. at internist because lipsce ls ' lenses and 9. pass: pin is s psi-n- moo-tinny blemish. tiled/mice _ ego wearing his other shirt. spotless; was canine .t 9' n . 1. 4. mr‘ .I‘.* e V “7*". , x I . ‘ "W”? ‘t‘ *1 1": one of the use . Wis football slivers Iornn‘ldiblo” a Islevous on Stanford . on successive Sntuffill’l. you're ae- I demolishing quite s. little. :. item- t necessaIr Golden Bears W'on rind by shoeting~‘fo ' will gain a yard or Never be caught standing up; I . more“; young players are hurt. she the legs or feet; by trying to holI their feet and struggle after ill have been isoklsd thsn‘ in any other my I know of.” Shooting for the ground :ellmlnatés ell chances ‘ of ‘I such injury. A great hing for all books to silly as possible is the ~M . M ', 2 tbs spot to gamble.“ WhimhesflllllsdsI' . edge and Coveleskio had ' III do: of test. 1 no em OF GAME. 1 tolkedylth new. Just befale ' ‘the fifth game. He had I #:32ng about Coveleskle but tell ,I I . ism: s e penile looked for him to by. t t.“ ash-is. a hero Intel-t his best bet to one the series . “Wt-ll] 7581:”? “Unit 31’“de ' an and there; He regarded Coils do that person. ' It is possible that sileuther ,- Wouldn’t Ive had muchg‘ouccess ‘ ego! the Pirates. noted for their dn't not}: change. He thus the I new hustling curve of oily left- .ersorocerrflrs mu. linden- in the American League. . . .le tar-n. . I men has control, ile's tough to I of n to‘wln . Had he been beaten by piitsbur ,- __ lg“ riaMnsnoomqal- and roughly. handled In detest t2}; ‘ “an my opinion of Harris at it seem sue-sets. no doubt. would mogul-J. Illest‘stlll outfit lender hove criticised the selection on the . .- no or the most courageous viheory'thst s lett-nenoer libin't a ' llt mu. amidst the Pirate - - . sinned Eeutlnorln Wflmmispmwymmw the. mines... * “an 1. noise tbit' in‘ i 't cuss. Whil mu mi hit Johnson “scrotum . stlrt. «in gourd
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