mm at,
ice. :1.—
. dotcnd til.
,Imshlp against
MitteIZiicTiguc-
which (nit-m
Squarc Garden
.it‘
4
I'onlcnt
Madison
.nlay night.
MCMIIIIIIII
Rickard rcnohctl t‘rIIIs ycstcr-
.nIatI'hnIaIv-r for
with Ilerloubach. .\lc’l‘l:llc and
It til Walk Millet". manager of Flow-
” .‘illzchlahon rccotvctl assurance
I crcnhach that. in the eve
Inst Flowou being rrturned th-I “1::
. or. he would not draw the color
no. The fight will be staged in
he Garden late in January or some
t the in February.
.If the ll'lowtrs-Mc'rtgue boat on
odnesdny night should go to a
fur“ Is understood that liic'i‘hgue
t ll "calm the assignment, as 'l't-x
Rickard llas.already promised hltn
return match with llcrlcnbach '.f
to (Mike) is not defeated in the
untime. it was from Mc’l‘lguu
- itnt i'lerlenhach won the light
eavywelght uue.
Rickard said yestcl'day that the
laws hetwuun lterlenbach and the
"Winner of Wednesday night's fight
yould lie scheduled for I"t‘i)l‘llt'll'y it.
but might be held cvcn earlier than
dint if the principals concerned WI-Ia
n proper fighting trim.
Paul on on Fishing Trip.
Berlenbach told
I‘Rlckard yesterday that. ho was about
to leave on 1 fishing trip to Florida.
‘but would be willing to return in
time to be ready to dtt‘end his
championship on any data that the
Garden management might desig-
.‘ hate.
; In local boxing circles it seems to
he the impression that Flowers has
an excellent chance to beat Mc'l‘lguc.
,Jn some quarters it is even being
predicted that he will flatten the
Venerable Irish'nnn. The fact that
mt"
~ Fund
let First Chance Because of
do by Rickard—~Flowers Picked
attcn McTigue
Iliil‘flle that hI- has something beyond
McMahon dua‘
8,1 ‘ .
llll caution
is a Draw Mc-
Scrap
thls neck of the woods. lie is un‘
quostionsbly a vicious hitter. ‘but
whether he can batter his way
through lllc'l‘irrue's clever and al-
most punrhqlroof defense is a ques-
tion that can he settled only when
the pair face each other in tho ring.
The Mc'l‘tguevii‘lowersl match
hunts the curd llciulr put on at the
Garden for the lIcnI-ftt of the Milk
lI‘unIl. Richard said yesterday that
there are. 7,000 seats on sale at 81.
3:} and 53. The general admission
will he placed on sale at is o'clock
Wednesday altar-noon.
.\tc(‘.‘raw ys. Vtccuttnl Tomorrow.
The italic feature of the week.
barring the Christmas li‘und hout
between Flowers and illo'i‘tgue, is
the scrap at the Pioneer Athletic
Club tomorrow night between Phil
McGraw. the. Greek from Detroit.
and Luis Vicentlnl. lightweight
champion of South America.
Archie fiiilman. manager of the
Detroit scrapper. admitted under
pressure that his boy‘s real name is
l’hillp Karatnanos. Archie declares
however. that a prolmtc judge in
lletroit_gave Phil permission to
change his name to McGrnw.
McGraw has already given Vicen-
tlnl u tough battle and has also gone
the limit with Sammy Mandcll.
'l‘htse fights alone would, sccm to in-
lhe ordinary.
in the scnli~finai to thc McGrIIw-
Vicentlnl affair Sponcer Garden. the
Newport veteran will meet Moe
Ginsherg.
(ll'T :\G.\IN
I IN AGAIN.
The first thing that Joe McCarthy
did when he was :IIIpolntcd manager
of the (‘uhs was to sign Maurice
lower
Shannon. who t-m'crrIl the short
lit-lt'l for lnulmilh» last scumn. This
will llI- Shannon's Hurt-nth showing
lowers. in his that important
trues and won the bout easily. has
dded materially to his prestige. In
The exploits of Red Orange. and
" Gltlcuo Bears have proved bc-
a'doubt that 12 games is about
limit of a successful] football
dale.
ylflth Grange as the headtinc at-
ttoa. the Chicago Bears nttrmpt-
schedule of about three gamI-s
, week over a period of a month.
The Chicago Bears I regard as a
former college stars and well con-
toned. tt-also had a better spirit
‘it In one would look for from a lll'o
m.
03‘
"eluding Grange, managed to stand
" "pretty wI-ll under the strain. for
balius nothing if not a strcnuous
”fl-v»
mildly Grangu
save the lineup at
.a physician.
if!” team continued to give its best.
.e Bear slwgun to take a trimming
t ,m any number of teams. all 'of
item really inferior to the class of
' 0 Chicago eleven.
' n (t
Tilt“ ,t'nll' was rcsclu-Il uln‘u llll‘
bland Club. in signing a mu-
, inslslt'tl lilat “range rshould
if n wrclt's rcst prior to lllt.‘ garlic.
. ‘ . n: i t .
1' hair 'no litilliii hut tilttt the N)"-
ct. calling :I lull in tin,- money-
aking rcht'riulc. was as .chI-umtI to
~ I
cry mcmhI I- of the squad as
I“: n '
Tilt: lllt‘tt‘t'zlt‘3' ttl' tilt' lit'ill‘.‘ has
he dcmounlratott that thc puhlic
it far mnrt- intcrcstcd in seeing
or in action than pru t‘ootl-ult.
on t'lrungc tuilcti to pull his
'al sensation stuff he wasn't nihi-
lioclaimml with Ihc old
the mare-cs.
*l‘hc' illil'llltiiili‘l'llll‘lll that he \t'ulllli
t phiy in ecu-rut of tin .L‘auns
tiscd the purchaal-rs of tlIhIIs to
atlda rcturn ut’ tl‘.t~ir money. It
V ‘t this football but t'irangt- in
atch. floored Frank Moody three!\\'III,-hIII;;IIIII.
.LLY
AN 8
While. the rest or,
1 At iiiiuoisl‘oarh Zullllitl‘. knowing Colit-gu ol' thr: City of New York.
33 I'Olit-gc .
Wem'iuntmul it was lhc rnzzhcrl'yI
in tho hi: it'lil—‘iits‘. ll:i\‘itl;; hI-I-u willl
i'llilutln-lpilin. lioHon.
.\‘:Itiounl
and :I ('Olllllt- ul'
t'iltl'ls.
\\ crr ililt Instr-ti.
tltrlII-Il lair-l. IIi
tll‘wr
onc
tllt‘)‘
was
‘ whom
i Sgu IIIIII
game.
Nair-Ii mill-ac coal-hos ll-‘Ht' t'ounrlv‘
lililt ill :nnII-H is IIlI-=:|ll,llniy thr linlil‘
It'or n wcli~lIIIlam-mi [II-Ithnil Hl'lli"tlllil‘.
iivt-n thou
(If 5qu l:':1lll('.\“ $‘lllli\\i"'il'li
tween the high I-lww.
0 ll
ill
s
. l . t. 1’ ti) ll t M d ll’onlllnll ”1""“i i"’“~‘ll""" “":‘I""' n mills this “col: in the first in‘tlltfl‘i‘.
’ a cam. . a c u t lrcc-r" n c. - ‘l - '- . -- I: "‘4 I .o. ‘Ir .
' y grca. W p .a ' k l” “”k ‘ ' i‘ IIInt ll't‘luui‘ track “wt in a. seasoni
tho you-y 30ml rcason that the play-
{(‘l‘i cannot stand it.
I a m s
it is not at
in professional.
1 in llit‘ ill‘hl lllilw',
imighty lino plccc (It human IIII-IIlmn- i lance men.
was (nt'cI-tl toilsm that cannot perform in fault-l
thc insistcnce low stin- unless (IIII-III'IIlly- g’l'thlmt‘fiINlWl‘ Athletic cluh. \‘in
“ ‘ r the Occasion. ‘
ithI strength and wcaitntss of
Grangt‘. and ht-lng wcll aware of his
.pollrihlllties. hullt. many of his plays
E.il‘0Unfl tho illinois‘ flash.
t Grange rcccivvd interference and
llirifiisiu’illt't‘ as a colltgian that has
llII-cn lacking an a profcsslonal. Not
:‘izll'lllifil‘ tho prn players didn't gh‘e
lhi'” thr-lr lIcHt hut llP(‘I’lllS“ they worth
.II.II' wcil drilled in his Elsi?-
l in addition. Grunge was a marked
Z‘liliili in t-vrry gIImc hr plnyctl. "We
'lllliii sIIIII, tlrIIIIgI“ was the «dime
.ycll II: the pm tennis.
: l in'tnizitiv that in many ways. par-
}.iI-uiurly from t n artistic standpoint.
I lii'O foulimll this been sort ofantght.
'IuIIrII for Grunge. ii‘tnanclnlly. how:
.I'Il'rr.‘ ii has ilI‘C‘I‘I all that could he
ltlesirI-Ii and that was the chief oh-
:jt‘t‘ith'.
O
O I
thnth, “Ill‘ll tllc Grange llystcrin
‘tiitm nut. conditions will adjust lllclu-
I-I-llcs and thc two branches ut‘ the
film", will calm- to thcir own cliche
tclc.
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I ' Penn Basketball Pilot
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lmnguc’
I
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then: must he I’i t-ouplI-I
inn.
,thal promlsrs tII canal in
about six games the Bcal‘suttrIInc-II has .rIIilI-n til ll\(‘ up to his"
ischsatit'mnl cull-Ice performances :Ir—i‘
(lrnhgc is a'somc ot‘ the loading American
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Helen Wills
By Alt'l‘ CAlwllON.
Helen Wills. the| winsome little
miss from California, is new round-
in: out hot third strsiulIt season as
national tennis queen. -
As you doubtless know. she made
It throe victories in a row by taklus
down the honors at Forest Hills
last. summer. '
Like Tilden. in the men's field.
Helen Wills has been America's
outstanding empruss of the fair us
not domain ever since she took the
olive branch away from Molla Mai-
lory in 1928. in fact. the champion-
ship regimes of the two have run
along somewhat parallel lines.
Tiidenrwtth six successive titles
to his orndlt. needs but one more to
equal record reign hunxup by R. 1)
Sears close to to years no, Helen
Wills ts now within one oftylng the
women's mark of four established in
1918 Molla BJurstcdt. the present
Mrs. Mallory.
Plenty of OppOsttton.
Another thing. too. Tildsn and
Miss Willa both found the sledding
pretty strenuous last summer. Til-
dcn barely escaped defeat several
times. while in the national finals
Miss Wills was extended to the ut-
most to whip Kitty McKane, the
English invader. A week or so pre-
vious shu mot an unexpected defeat
by Betty Ryan at tho Seabright in-
vitatlonals.
Whether or not the little lass
trom the golden west can retain her
much-cherished crown in 10:6 ts
prohiematlcal. of course. She may
sweep aside all opposition just as she
has done. for the three last cam.
patgns. And then again she may
not. .
it is a rather odd coincident that
women tttleholdcrs usually fade out
after ruling the roost for a period ol'
three years. The only exception in
the last ll scarons has been liloila
iliurstcdt. who. as mentioned. ranlt~
ed supremo from‘llllb to 1918, in-
clusive. ~
Hazel Hotchltiss and Mary Browne,
Inch withstood the annual assault
tor thrcc campaigns before Miss
lliurstcdt came upon the scene.
’l'hcn Mm. (‘lccrgc Wightman inter-
ruptcd thII Norm: girl's dynasty in
Hill only In haw the latter l‘tltUl'il
tn the top for :Innthrr rcginn: or
tilrec {It-nsous.
\\‘llvlltcr lilt- iIII'tII-yt'ulr l'Ull" will
hold In. in ilchn \\'iiis' case. rc-
mains to ho scrn. lr'l't-(‘t't'icllt is often
l . I
2'
Ho 36 , Ber
Has Chance
II ‘ 'It.
lenbach’s _
MONDAY, DECEMBER 21, 192'. [v
NeXt Opponenid
tomEqual Tennis Mark
snort»:
l swousll'S',
JIM .
given a solid set-k :IIIIiIIhlIlI-w thI‘II I..
it com-1 to .‘tlinris. int to tlIr-II-
prrstitiously iIII-iiIII-Il it l'IlIIIII-iII-sin
.‘ood for thought. ll:~\'t‘l‘thvll“‘ =. 1
float! to Peak.
Hr‘lt‘il Wills is surrly at ill" to.» of tut:
INDOOR TRACK
MEETS sun ;
THIS ,Ilzll.
Leading American Dis-g
tancc Runners in Ac- I
lion Tomorrow Night‘-
-Sport News '
-‘
‘ Ni-JW YORK. rII-m.
Flyingt‘t-ct‘ulll llcnl lip-Ill
'Jl.-t'.!l')..
wooden i
i
interest .
'ilIIIt of last year when the phrnotn.‘
:Ill surprising that final l'aayo Nurmi of Finland lnya-
i
lied America. i
A. t"hristmns tuhIl lit-nettt.programI‘
in Brooklyn will bring into action
dis-i
Jimmy llurgI-ss or
(icurgctouut. (icorgc liarsturs of tin:
iIallcy of
\‘cw York and Pincus Sober of the
(it-urge illitt'eisdorf of Colby coi-
lcgc. New England sprint champion
will appear in the century auainst
l-Jddlc O'Shca of Georgetown and
Tom Hallorun of_ the New York
Athletic club. The walking demon-
strations will find the American
championI Willlc l"laht. in action.
Ere another month has passed
a new foreign llnaslon will be un-
derway—one that is to bring the
champion ot' polo \aulters. Charley
Holt of Norway. to these shores.
’i‘hrn will come Herbert Houben.
German who conquered Loren
Alutchlsou and Charley Paddock on
their that to Europe last summer.
t'ulicgt- l‘mnilall nct‘d halc no fear.
til the pro game. There Is room for
Ito. at Indiana aqua-wits.
Adrian l'aulen. a. Dutch sprinter
may come. but Nurmi will not ap-
pear in the United States again an;
i til next tall.
i
l
Archie (‘ompston of 'l-inglund
and .irnaud Massey or . l-‘rsucc.
lIIlIIIIIIplons in their own countries
Ilvring color into the. winter season
lot golf in America. They will ar-
rlrc the last or" this month and start
their play in St. Augustine New
Year's day. a tour of the country'to
follow their winter in -l'.'lorlda-w_here
thcy will encounter the leadlox'ain-
ateurs, Bobby Jones. and the .ltttls
tellow who played Jones in the fin-
als at’Oalzmont, Watts Gunh.‘ ’ '
The storm of criticism which fell
following the college football season
appears to' have spent itself and
with lied Gram suffering-frontin-
jury and Ernie Never- of Stanford
hurtlln an auto-Isccidsnt on the
ow: olvhls departure for Florida to
play protculonalty. further attacks
upon the game are. expected. "to
await the meeting of the . cousin-s
and officials.
,.. v.
Babe Ruth's arrival In New .Yoi-k'
with
conditioning himself properly for
the ms campaign. has opened?”
buebalt.seasoo. The" Nur' .i‘rh
Yankees have refused to pay for
swim so the Babe is won-RIM is
a how gymnasium.
Basketballs well underway.- but
tho‘ tit-st laterally-Estella”. ' con.
test is two weelb'“wai. ‘ '
professional; limer‘hif‘
triumphant may into N's! ‘
and my the Infill of}
I
the announced intention or ‘
any more warm baths at Het-
5&5?“ng ’
rm
CALIFORulA
HAS ANOTHER
PRODIGV I "
Tue. Voulhrot mu JMoes
IN FALT n' SEEMS
A6 moods THE
GOLDEN 9mm MS
A monopow on
"THE ENNIS
V II- unv lli‘tili“ lrIIulIlI. «our of lilo IIInII; :‘I~"ctIII- al:»o :IIIpInrs ('hnrlottr:
I~II- . y-IIIII'IIII I ~
'ill‘fi tutti“ II'Iu‘II- lIIr tunic linsnzv.‘ \I‘IIII 3"“illS Ilistaincd to
hit. Il‘t‘IIl‘il thv I-litc i'irt'lu‘ ill thv- near fu~
t‘ill.i|"l".;.l. l..-I~ Izt‘lll‘i in “.1 l:'|- lirl‘
Nanny :.iIili|\= III IlI I‘I iIIiItlI" ~l- ll-t Sn ”I hit \\'iil::. llkv ‘Illl' moat Til-
t uni-I lilii)l‘l.7‘ lII~. :II-tItiII-I'II'II'III, HI nII-ihh- :IIIl ltl Illn :iuluck
liIl..II .ln-IthI-tngleIItl chIIIIIItion :lIrI has
caught stealing but twice in 31‘. at.
tempts during: the 19;") t‘ulillrltlun.
I.I
Nuts it Jim.
Garland iltIt-licyc of t‘lcxIIiIIIIIi
the het‘tlrnl pitcher in the major: .
inHIis major length) debut int-at 301‘! .
beat I‘VFI‘S‘QClllil 1n tlii- .\lilI"l'lt‘.'l'.I
League at least once. except Wash ‘I.I
ing'ton. lie. lost to that team twicI III
Two “'cnk Spots. i
Plttshux‘r‘d‘ls welt fortified at {Mr I
I ‘PQOF‘. AND TELL. HIM <0
COM RACYS.
in; university roam ‘. 7
states and Claude WT
L
'llI-lI:-‘.tlll.
.lel. _\t-l stun-II 11th Hill“. whiting"
III-’1 tilt ii‘l‘ liil lit liilii rum 1-1. . .-
~iII::-|I~'.-l1t:~t
and short hut must. strengthen nt'r‘n
Pro “Grid Possiblities
coo CAN warns 'THlS cow.
ANNOHINGUS wl‘lH THESE
flu cam/wt) 95R WEEK
50:.
iiilliill‘i'llt' \\lIII.
l..flll" litt ililn’ in.“
lim 1'" i:-.
Inl,"
Trio of Grit] Stars
t'lrmlI i‘l'iliill tIf‘ .\liciIi,;'lu. Ulleriand.
nl' Durluwuih :IlIIl “Tier of Ne-
‘Ilruslirl. lll'l‘ lilt‘ only li'll‘f‘e players
in “In it IIIIIIII I’III'mI‘ry All-America
ll‘tl'am nit-lull by the arrilrfl and
,\ill'ili;:;lil ItlUCiiC‘b.
\ it'tot'y.
it's ltntllt-r i‘uu~uat
NI;l"l.*I\\rI>,tt~rn . Ilitill'l rI-z;l.\tt II
Ilmtu :IczItml
-l lull hut took home II 3-:
\- rtir-lv .-':~'.
(‘ulib Lilies Tarcntl'
On most any mnior icuguc club
—--—>--— other than Detroit Shortstop "Tep-
six In Sut‘l'l‘eslun liter" light-y would he a regular. but
ltlIaI—J'rs Iiornslly. munIInI'r of tlIIIiMnnager Ty Cobb prefers Jackie
Louis Cardinals. turned in his Tn'yenor for tho position.
.SU.)EL.L SHEEN FOR
ADUER‘fiStMG -
FLORIDA
REAL
ESTATE.
ooI—t
I our? than
SHALL Dwell
mater... rm
Dumas one
FOOTBALL
new ‘
. up...
. , , continue f0
'- ~ ‘ ADUMSE THE
mucus was
I .- . ‘oF cm Wt. ems.
‘ \ § MEN wi‘l'i-l AN EHE “to
”I 'BlG wetness ant.
BE TAKINC: UP 3.8
‘ SM |.
O! rt WOULDN'T
, DOING QiC-tl-l‘l' BM
M“ ALMA HATED.
LUOQJ‘I Asl‘ Glue Hot)
HALF 1W TACK-
SAY RiCilIiiil) ll
II. Halal
THE bananas Ila
New York Fans Bciicvc ’l‘rouhle ()vcr t’tIIIth
Bend, ind., Contract Will End in Scrap ll.-
ing Held Under Tex’s il'lanagcmcnt — 'i'llc
Rumor Pol. Is Bubbling
'i‘hc reason :iIt-II lIII llll' all-cw
nln'ollrtllon (ii iii“ ('l'ilii'ul‘l \\‘II‘~ IllII
fIIllurI- ui‘ il‘llzz-Ilmmnns (II III Il.I III
lnln pIIylncntn willle chI tilit' :In
tlcr thI- contratt on .‘er. I ll... ll
\Iuil annotmccd it ”My llrtlIIII .l: \\l
mndt' ily it‘llzsimmnns. illlli lili‘- H
now under ('Olltlltlt‘l'ltlllin,
The statcmt‘nts lll’ [III-III
to be true. for Ray l'IIIIIIrIII ill.‘
h-en acting as l)l"lil|lht“\"i~‘ haul .Ii
\thl‘. Also, it is ltnown h'rt- In I...
lSast that DI-hlpsey actually is. IIIII.
hill-ring a new proposal il_\‘ i-‘l .: Iill~
Inons. At lcaNt it is known that
DcInpst-y has given Fin. n rl'spnc «It
It certain time to multc gum] rt IIIIIII
promises.
it is qllitc i'rcqucnliy Htatwl \\llii
an air of positive assurance in Hill!"
quarters that, “Jack DI‘IllllHt'y llt‘\t,i‘
will defend his title again " 'l‘hIII. II
seems, is somcthinc that only lhI-
champion knows. \\'llctlIIr or not
.lat‘lt will lllf‘l‘i Wills nIIw a‘"‘lil.‘~ III
rest with the promoters. .lIIclI
often said that he. \VOliil istI-II in any
proposal from a “rcllnh c" IIIIIIIILIII r.
NEW YORK. Dec. 3i.'"T‘X liick.
art] is listening qulctly to all the re-
ports of the Drtnpsry-\\'ills tight and
there. are not a fvw hrrc who hcilcvo
that soon llielzarrl will hear dctlnll-I
statements to the chart that he.
must promote the ill: battle it it is
rver to take Dilit‘l'. lit-Imllsoy is hav-
ing trouble with l-‘loyd Flt,z:ummuns
over contract pIIyIuI-nts and the end
of that Flouth llt‘nti. ind. ugrcI-mcnl
may in: near.
Ray Cannon. attorney foI Ucmp-
soy, and accredited in some quarli'rt‘.
as manager of the champion, is
quoted as saying that the mutual
with ll'iiZSllllmOlit-i. calling for a bat-
tio i‘H'th‘f‘ll Dempsey and Harry
Wills nI-xt year, had been abrosutI-d.
dcnlr-d that Dcmpsey had rntcrcd
into a contract with any one othtr
than lI‘ttzsimmons. declared there
was on truth in reports of a recon-
clliation with Jack licarns. t'ormor
Iuanagcr of “calmly. and denicd
that DI'mpscy is planning to rctirc
:Is champion without fighting again.
i CRACKE
'JOE WILLIAMS
ad that Ponzl is lliIlO‘-\€il-l(l10\i’n third-rater at tilt? tl:»ll:.l
latt‘ of exchange.
o 0
ti‘.‘
I‘| liIilii
has
When you l‘l'
to live in Florida on $1.3 a week you
just l;.\‘t)\\' he. is a. financial wizard.
0
Another place where the. hIIIlIlla
;;.It--ni works pretty \\'t‘il is out In
Thvy my rycrylhlng hallp- as for the bleachers when it rains and thws
the lust. and how that Battling Silti i: only one umbrella.
ill gIInI, iii" lions and tigers cant ' ‘ '
ll‘.“Ilil‘Il" I:I,~II I. Mr. (l'fioot‘ty atlf'l‘llil‘li a troll“ Itin—
' ‘ ‘ .III-r tlr- other night and I-hIIttIrcIl
hcr gamc. or at lrnsl Ill" tty I'il'lI‘ iII‘ [If'tlllluV III :lII I...I,II;II.|
it. ll‘rnnkly. she isn't IIIIt III II: ‘ I 'iili- 'l‘fIiII I.Iil- II! I III-I. I ,I. IIIII.I. ' iil)\,|l “Int st-,I.I.~~.. \IIIl mu).- tlIII-l it it I, “m... III-,Ilv..-Il,:.r ltul tiIxIIII‘h‘ Iih',‘ cnurte record....llc. “out
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changed. . I\itml .‘llllII’. ~.l‘{'li'\f-lll IIIIllIIIIlI. IIII :I- it'll-Slrnlv gin-{Np “hill” the . “In“: I]... grnuud hour the mm...”
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x. mull' lulu-hotter c-L'li llilel‘lx'Pd in the first game. on a, short. punt, none. wanting to
touch it. apparently.
Dashing up from his position as
safety came Stuart. Without a IIItI~
mr‘nt's hesitation ho. scooped up tho.
hall and cre the others were awIIrI-
of what was going on was ltgging
it for the Wolverine goal.
Only the Michigan safety, ifterltz.
was between the. flying Stuart and
the final line. The Buckeye sugar-sew
fully eluded him. howr-vcr.carryilg
the leather over for the first Fl‘lll"
of the game.
Ohio won that tilt. 14-0. But l‘iiti
it not becn for Stuart‘s unusual bit
of work, the 'entiro complexion (If
the battle might have been (-hangIIIl.
For scoring a touchdown on such
a play couldn't help but upset. the
morale of the Michigan aggregation.
ot'rsnsh'rhn .ultsulusn
Outsmnrllng the opposition!
That's one cf the. biggest tricks in
any game.
Much of Cohh‘s grnatncss on the
diamond has been due to his ability
to think and act quicklyv-to out-
mnart the fee. It has always kept
him a step or two ahead of the other
fellow. He was in there to out-
lhink and outgucss the opponents.
He did. ‘
One of the smartest plays l have
ci‘cr seen in totobali was pulled by
Johnny Stuart of Ohio State in the
Buckeye-Michigan game in 1921.
Not only was it a piece of rapid-firs
thinking on Stuart's part but. proved
the turning point in the game.
The score was tied. Michigan
Civilization seems to be a frantic
_ search to find a substitute tor film:-
had substitute.
EAST
’ Ends—Tum. Dartmouth: Thayn. Penn-
, sylrsnla: H s n so n. Syracuse;
llrodtl.
Brown; Wagner. Columbia; Ford.
lament: Ollller. West Virginia:
. Born. Army.
~
“- dd __Chase. Pittsburg; dos w I
. Ta e5 Dartmouth; Kearney. “Cornell;
. Pennsylvania; Ds Gross. Colgate;
SW6. Ann).
Parker.
Wilson. .
, ‘ __Dlehl. Dartmouth; Mllllll. West‘
Guards Virginia; ‘Sturhshn. Yale; Kilgour.
Harvard: Wiselnger. Pitt-burs; Carey. Cornell:
Mon-nus. Boston College.
. I s a s
Centers-S'fnllnlfl. P I‘ i n e e t 0 ll; Mblnson.
Pennsylvania: Duly. Arm '-
Penn State. " Gray.
. . *se
- ' __llunnell. t'sle; McPhell.
QuarteibaCks Dartmouth: Posse. Colum-
bia: (trail-In. Fts'dhsm: Cheek. Ilsrurd
Halibac
Princeton :
_'_0lm-isndct. Dartmouth; Tryon.
Colgate: Keel". Brown. Single.
Parr. Syracuse: Klrhlcsltl. Lafayette-
Rogeni. remiss-Irani-
Pllnslty. Gearcelown:
unbaCkS“ “mu. restaurants.
. Intern. \alr: llorelll. .‘luhlcnbrts: Bamunl.
“est Virginia: Gustaf-on. Mitt-burs.
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. . mutuiv
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