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DID RIVAIS ARE
‘ -—-—The Gossip
NEW YORK. Nov. 20.——-AP).
Form and record. untrustworthy
baroniotcrs even in sections which
have produced fewer upsets than
this one. have made Yale, Lafayette
and Fordham favorites over Itsr-
\ard. Lehigh and Georgetown. i"-
spectlieiy. in outstanding football
games of tho w-eek end
The uncertainty of the gridiron
game. magnified by the element of
traditional rivalry. draws an atmos.
phere of doubt around all three con-
tests, however. which give followers
of opposing teams much hope.
This is particularly true at Cam-
bridge. where Harvard. pointing to
the surprising reverse suffered by
Yoio at the hands of Princeton last
week. has been noticeably crooni-
oed in its attempt to finish off a
rather disappointing season with n
redeeming triumph orcr tho liltin-
jerseycd host.
books For Victory.
Georgetown entertained ambitions
to take front the Metropolitan the
chic! claim to the Catholic coilcgo'
championship of the East.
l’ichigh. crippled by the loss oi
many players through injuries.
points to remarkable fights by sup-
posedly weak teams in the past. par-
ticularly that of 1922. when Latoy-
rctto's powerful eleven barely gained
h‘illigi. three point victory.
All six teams have had their final
scrinimngcs. All have listened to
words of cxliortntion from their
coaches and from the captains of
former grout. teams. All have been
stirred by rousing student rallies.
Physically and mentally, the war-
riors are rimmed with the spirit
which has inado these three classic!
among the choice tnorscla oi the
erosion menu
Home Linc [11s.
Indications today “ere that Yale
and I-iiarvnri would both use tomor-
roiv substantially the same line ups
its last ”C(‘k. The right side of the
Blue line. which crumpled before
the rushes nt’ Jake Single and Joe >
I‘rcndorgoat in the Princeton game.
has been altered. Richards at guard
and Denim: :it tiioklo have given
way to Webster and Buticrworth.
respectively. ,
Harvard took increased hope to-
day over the possibility of the team's
star quarterback. ‘Jfllit‘. Stafford.
starting against Yale. With Stafford,
.who has been recovering from in-
juries suffered in the Brown some.
back at his position, the Crimson
will have practically the same team
which defeated Brown. although Kit.
gour probably will he used at left
guard in place of Tripp. who IiC‘Il‘I
that position a week ago.
Crimson hopes also have been
buoyed by the knowledge that the
Yale defense has failed to stop on-
posing barrks except in the Middle-
bury game-«tho only contest in
which the lliuo was not scored upon.
Georgia, Brown mid Army each
made one touchdown. Pennsylvania
beat Yale with it} points. Maryland
creased the New Haven goal line
twice. \vliiio
climax nith four touchdowns.
Fountain Forum].-
slit
The meeting here of Fordliom and 3
Georgetown at the Polo Grounds
brings the host defensive teams in
the East. The New York eleven.
which is unbeaten and untied. has
permitted opponents only 12 points:
in seven gamts. while Georgetown
is not far behind. only 18 points hav.
ing beei‘l scored by its foes. Three
of those were scored by Bucknoil.
the only team to boat, Georgetown.
Fordham has had difficulty this
ale, Lafaye
Princeton copped thr ‘
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THE EVENING SFN’PINEL~SO. ‘IORWAliK CONN
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READY FDR
KEEN GRIDIRDN STRUGGIES
Yale and Harvard, of Course, Will Be Biggest
Attraction But Fordham
Will Not Be Far Behind
and Georgetown
As Crowd-Drawer
Big College
Games Tomorrow
East.
llorvsrd vs. Talc at (flimb‘ridgc.
Leliigh vs. Lafayette at Bethlehem,
Pu.
Brown rs. Now ‘llnmpsblro at. Provi-
dance.
Fordham vs.
York.
Rutgers vs. New York University at
New Brunswick. N. .l.
Syrucuec Vs. Niagara at Syracuse.
Army vs. Ursinus at West Point.
Columbia vs. Alfrod at New York.
Penn Military vs. Inniotn at Chos-
tor, I'n.
Georgetown at New
Middle West.
Carnegie vs. st. Louis of St. Louis.
Chicago vs. Wisconsin at Chicago.
Ohio State vs. Illinois at Columbus.
Minnesota vs. \tichignn at Ann At.
her.
Purdue ‘. Indiana at Bloomington.
. \‘orthwostern vs. \‘otro Damn at
South Bend.
Missouri Va. Kunoiis at Lawrence.
Oltiuhomn‘vtt. Washington at Nor-
man.
Drake vs. Iowa State at Des Moincs.
Marquette vs. North Dakota at filli-
naukoe.
South.
Florida vs. Mississippi
Tampa. .
Washington and Lee vs. North Faro.
lina State at Lexington. \‘a.
Tulnno vs. Louisiana Stole nt
Orioaite.
Arkansas vs. Oklahoma A.
at Ira-..Mtcvilio.
Mercer is. Oglethorpe at Atlantu.
Centenary vs. Butler nt Sliriwcport.
Far West.
[daho \‘b'. Orrgon Angina at Boise.
Stanford vs. California at l'oio Alto.
Gonzaga vs. Washington State of
Spokane.
University of Southern (,‘iiillnrnia rs.
lows at Los Angoles.
Colorado billion is. Colorado Anglos
at Deni-tr. '
Brigham Young \‘S’. Montana State ntl
Provo; Utah.
\Yiillnmrtte rs llnoliio at Salom t‘iro.
I’IIONF GIVES 'li.\ii’:
LONDON—If you “out to know
the time. ring up your local trio-
phone exchange. But the inl’orriin-
tion will open you a penny. For the
A. and M. zit
New
8 ml M.
i
same sum you can born the opera/2
tor ring you of arpocltiml time in
the morningi.
work solving the (ioorgotown attack
us put on by a scrub team. the ho.
wildcring double and triplc pussos
of the Capitol elm-mi proving trou»
hlesome. Both teams are croditcd
with having strong lines from itlt‘klt‘
to tackle. while the visitors “"11 have
powerful backs in illonsky and tin-
gr-rty to offset the rushes of (iridium
and Manning of Fr-rdlinni.
Lohizh will ondoavor to lirr-ul.’
Lufiiyotto‘s string of Six clilinm,’uti\'0
viciorieo—tlie longest record of tri-
umphs in their Sprite.
lit‘l‘cuith are the H mm: of lll'thl-v
one (leotuctowm ~l‘ orilhnm gilllitFZ
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1- FAIR TEST.
* What constitutes a faintest of the
'3 miative merits of two football
teams?
Does the final result, always prove
the better team? Because it is col-
lege precedent. should football
games always be “played. regardless
of the heather or the condition of
the field?
Recently I made the mere sug-
ion that it might be a. good idea.
to postpone football gamed, as are
other sporting events. when condi-
tions overhead and underfoot tended
to make a force out of the proceed-
ings
In melting such a. suggestion I had
in mind the amen played on Nov. 7.
‘ That was in day Northwestern beat
Michigan. .
My story was that Michigan has s
' better team than Northwestern de-
spite the 3-2 dam: and I stick to it.
0
SLAP 0N WRIST.
. However. I have been taken to
tows}: by a Chicagoan, who I presume
, is n Northwestern alumnus. Here is
‘tvltnt he says:
"I noticed your article on the post-
' potting of football games under cor-
‘ lain weather conditions because of
your adverse comment on North-
\vestern's victory over Michigan.
"Now minto l urn willing to con-
("flit i“:i‘ We are. one of the six best
iimplzur Ii" bnnnbel‘, 'I am willing to
clot-ode zilsi‘ ‘lzot Glen Thistleihwailv
“ (little ln-tier i'mtballconch tlinn
umpire
all ‘scoron ill
good ir'hm ‘l'lm '
agree with i in
"along that all
ilti‘il itself was a.
moral victory.
“Michigan came to Chicago filth a
spirit of ‘Oh. hum. let‘s got that
. over with.‘ and they found a team
that'could have trimmed them‘ on a
dry field. a. wet field. or a field cov-
ered with peak ice. and they got
trimmed."
O O I
Before continuing with tho cpistle
of the Northwestern grad, I insist
that. Llisveitho fight to carry to a
of orbitth the statement
that Thistlethwnito is a better coach
than I am In umpire.
. O ‘ O
on: \‘3LEN'1‘ISO.
“Football is a. man's game." ven-
ttnues my Northwestern critic. "It
is not male for Valentines. The
beauty of it is that it can be played
on any kind of 3 field.
"Football games will not be post'-
poned as long as red blood do“: in
college veins.
"The real coach is the one who
trains his team to play on any field.
Did you know that the Northwestern
boys went through grinding prac-
tice on a mud-soaked field with a
soggy ball just to win this game?
'Why make a. million tons sore
at you by belittling Northwestern's
efforts? Next year they will be at
the top of the heap all season.
"And they trimmed Michigan with-.
out 'Moon' Baker. one . who Is
mighty close to the equal of Red
Grange. For that matter, Floiirnoy
of Tulane. is better than either of
tilt-m. though he has no prrss agent
Mo multc the public believe it."
‘ o r o ‘
My story was that I recanted
”Hutu! an i! stronger trim than
"tweeters! find I stick to It .re-
'trw of the dopehsndod to me
... an attitude of Northwestern.
l'fiiat’s that.
.e’
When Bennie Ooster-
b'aaii’s Brother Died
of I'n'liury from Bas-
ketball Parents Bar-
red Bennie from Ath-
letics-#Later Relent-
ed
:- fry mun! EVANS.
l‘ti-nnio noetornomi! Ililllil‘l‘ poo.
ulinr name, it may be it bit difficult
to I‘O‘mE‘ll‘ibt‘r. but it'll worth ltvcping
inrmbni. lloiimu (.Iostcrbann!
In man you ill" not i':im:illiir with
"Big Ton." l'uc-tlmll. I‘lt‘lillll' Omicr—
bosii in onu'ni' {\livlilitnn'n sopho—
mbro stain. ili-ni in in- lilOl'l"-Illiln a
mum. iio'H :i. will Si‘lliiillnll.
Xqi. Fiitc iiiiiimt robiwil Michigan
0! ono of lIit' nrt: ill. 1 tililli it hits
our bonstml. nt ar-i. Iii-pi (mum.
iann‘iinhi a i: l'lit't’i of mi ii him on
the bridlron.
Tho (it-nth of an oliirr brollu-r‘ln
scholastic nthlrtivn iilnmrt i‘llIle
Bonnie's career. licro In tho story:
()Oeti‘rlman. by tho uni, PI‘t‘PDi‘tI
at Muikvgon (Mich) IIIITII school,
whom limb Ziipplio, illini much. trot
ills gi‘itlli‘Oii Fiill‘l an il. “inning foot:
hull mentor.
llennio. it norms. Ililt] an older
brother who had starred on Musko—
gon trauma. 'ilio young man. .how.
ever. had suit‘v-rml a floor hilstvr in
playing Itill-ilit‘lhitll. poisoiiing'svt. in
nnd ho dird n ii-w works latvr from
what at trot nuts tnvivly l't‘il'ill'tlf‘ti on
n trivial injury.
This tragedy obviously not tho
parents of I’rl‘llllll" much against any
further sport rmrtloipntion by Hint.-
younger Still. 'I'Iii' ban “will lilnt‘tWI
on all forms of illllli‘llt‘S,
Ono night. Ilt‘l\\‘t‘\‘i"l‘,- prominent.
citizens lli'ltl :t ri‘mimittmt from tho
student body of ill“ high school roll.
rd lit, the (‘it‘ti’éit'i‘lllillll homo rt‘qunm.
ing; llwnniun iIIitI in |It‘l‘tllll the boyl
to play attain. .it that tho cliltr
OOFII‘I‘I'niil‘i mm llrui Ill his decision.
I.iilt‘l‘ ho rolcntv’d. I
’i‘lw grout l'niiio tliiii Ililii r'hllli‘ tn‘
”clinic at lilicbiyrnn bu.»- iinnr much
to brat-er! tin: imri'vw titv oldwr
son's tit‘tith. No who in
(If
till the l
world follows: morn Now-ix tlin plmi
of ”if Ynst-i‘iinciiv‘tl tlmtn llll‘ nl
“cm i« a uni - i
mono-.1 “ith .‘IItIlIgllll s it.“ 5
summons
PLAY or on s:
l
t
Nlanagci'm Palmer (if-l
fers i-Viniicr- Take-j
All Terms “Gets:
-MIdtIIeiown Offer .
Spoils lather: I'Il‘dlllli: Sontiiiol.
Door Strtzdl‘ tron “III kindly
llltl lIll“ Spoon 1 would iiko to natiliv
it reply; to the timimmiiirnt of
(twin in the b tor piibliulstzi in 3‘mir3
‘pzzprn last (‘\"‘lliili¥.
Mdtiticur Motltlmrli‘s;
pnl‘rt‘tly billinlmiviit'iiv ..i llit
ithiit this SpiinirwimslH and «mix plu-
ion (1 DO pir (tilt “in ind to pit
innit IUSt: l isle, it still. but of sum I
tin? l"iil(?t‘ to be (IIIltl lIthiIf‘s ‘\i
:ii I mt
IHP'
i".;iilfi tir-
Ill \.\ I‘I-
bout} or .IiiTit‘S it it L\\Ii' {:1 ti hot-ii l
‘liitosliitiii “:‘Iliult S‘Isiiitl, and. hi
glist of players of bulb Home bc‘
ii-lu‘e on ill". I would go him run"
gone tier .ind “112.191 that the
ttanis pm on .i ninnm~takc~zill
, 581's 5. he in so Ciliiildfltt of his
tl‘om's ability to lit-pit inc Springi
woods in it good wort”. i
In reference t'o Manager )latlilot‘k' s
stntumcnt no team li'ls gone off the
field “ithont a good uoril iur tint
on) games hate been 0" t‘iciattd at
Redford Uial. excepting. oi couxsc.
the Springwoods hid the instinies
of Just Norunik say :i good i.oi-l
about the trout iicni tlicv l‘(’)I\od?
This is one instance nliich I Will
quote and the anew r is rlgcldodly to
the contrary. while not predicting
any‘one sided \icioiy the Sprint:-
moods felt confident of their obi???
to defeat the 03m.
Thanking 3ou for your kindness
in giiing on this spuce. i run.
‘iours very trui3,
Wallace E. Palmer
Mrs Springwood Football team
Manager Palmer of the Spring,-
nood football team has just receiv-
ed on ntir‘nciiio guarantee to take
his team to Niiddlotown Thanksgit-
ing do; ~ to pia3 the Sons of Italy
eleven of that place. at lilnzzittu.
Hold. The locals defeated the Sons
last Sunday 1:! o in one of the best
gamts soon in \ilddlotown this am»
eon. Exeiy Thniiksghing it has been,
IIiC custom for the two big teams of
Middletown. the All “Middletowns
and Sons of Itslv to play for the city
championship but the Springwoods
made so big a. hit up stute Sum...
thst the fans have demanded that
they be seen ln tiction once
this season. . ,
'It has not been definitely decid-
ed yet vihetlier the Hill Tops
wmas cept the booking because of
not or date.
lilol‘fl
WHY WE SAY IT.
LONDON —I\Ir.. hire. and Modern
are three common English words.
often used by person: who never
reflect on their original meaning
Mr is a. cerruption of Master. Mrs.
is .1 corruption of Mistress and Mad-
rim is our “fay of writing the French
Mn Dame. ‘
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Elisha ms posh
TOKYO -- A mail man here is
under arrest charged nlth burning:
mall, taken from the postoffico for1
dentin}. E“:- admits his crime but'
Ftphl flint the “lathe: is too lit)“
to fillch loads of mail “luv" il
all day.‘ l
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DEATH ALMOST ROBBED MICHIGAN
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PuzzLEQ
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it tackles Southern Methodist tini-
versity It Dill-s, “1.. Mr-
ing Demand upon the pinyin: of
Spout-s will depend to I certain ex-
tumtmmmembfthebelflm
clown in stunning with a W.
what are you ch
Prisoner: "My name in Sparks. 1
am an electrician and i am charged
it ith battery. "
“Officer. put the prisoner in a dry I
coll. "—Tit-Bits.
“inane is no
GQeoTetz SooelER
FoQ BENNIETHAN
OOSIERUMNQ
l0 Hill. MEAD '
tinged with 1’"
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All-AMERICAN
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? World Series
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DENIES HE IS
TEAM PLACES PROFESSIONAL
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Downer S7 EH 109—— will E
li‘lnnlgnn ........im 53 14-3__ nip' JOE “JII‘I lAMS ’
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T0131 ------ . ..ltlit 457 473—135.; ; The only time coinpnraiirc ‘scorcs . Imu'.]{a“~ “mu“,
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I oh 3 x", -¢' w." 2;! fium‘ taunt“ is 1” touchdowns both-T . 415L031?"
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. ......... 'I10 455 ext—1453 minds us oi the dams when the, hmlskill d1 Unmiqg
- Odd F‘llows. {'51. Louis trams USHI to play for the: t t . I
31”.!” .( ........ 58' bit {a}- flowcity i‘lliimpiollsliip. ' Anilim‘st use the only 1 Mi - .
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boat. the “.am “nth.” Illinois. or Stci'linw 101 9: i“: 563 llill'l2‘11::t‘ll‘ll;'ifi inotini infggatign- hh into that Coolidge Was 9 ‘ mm. 3
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to be. more prlioit, the outfit that Tot 1 — it 1‘ h. J . . . m L” ..
hand“! "10 “Widomfll XEMSISKI Hi 4 --------- 4‘57 438 ”Swims have a great “all“ in Mr. Single, “'liile folks on the [aim m. ... i
eleven at 14—0 defeat, has‘ n ‘tii‘st- 3" Team sC°rL‘~-0He night, - s v Ar. . oil .1 ‘ .g
’ mks' ”78' it is not diff” u i "c "1““ “l “”"W "Db m t .H. --.
class footballnggrcgution this fall. l-iigii SIDHIE—«Il‘olcv 128 “m .mmm mun ..m “in. .. up a the lilowup of the Illlllurlb jun-"N: AI
me ofits brstintiulteamuic. \ High Three Sti'in'*s—lioil3't\'ood im ...;i. 5'“ “I1 “.....x 9°“ b“ C‘mm‘m 9‘9“" is aimmt ton
. '. 3 , 3." D . . e a. .. -t‘.ci‘i‘lL‘i‘ “ in Sl‘irc 3.111.337 much in I)! an
Included In It! bum}! 01' stars 15 ii. - in Sibyurii. non-stop journvys ivri ' ’ '
Mon Spears. halfback. Spears has night‘mrkiess SIHSIF—Pauiinm 94. touchdowns. Judgirv 'i- the l -
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..Drlho “11”.“, one of‘flshmes‘ your name your need t‘ 18» a star-toil and Mr. U'Gooity wants to some. Sort of public ’ipfl'milv for In,
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tests of the entire amp-ism when ' p 0“ and into“ if any kind of squirrel is ene- ionizing in the tin: ’l'lirec.
Florida I nii'icinco this 3-.e ll.
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