ng Brown Eleven‘Now .
Leading Eastern Outfits
’s Victory Over Cornell and Navy’ s Win In
1‘ Michigan Game Feature-Holy Cross Keeps Slate
Clesn‘-Lafayettc Continues. .
K a“Intestines nil. hI-II-ls Ihat.wouid l
”Julian" I: run increased as II
of the latest. developments
I additional uIIIlIIrI-Ilttd teami-
, ted right and left in F:Ilill‘tl&t)"b
I .
‘nquunulil war In I. iiuilliuuiu
Mtil‘loulidt-Il uiIII' tllu pl'osll'uu
I or u somIII. hut luIlI-Ii iiutl team
I Corn-II II in il II l0“); shot cums-
rpII us IIIIIII) otiI-I i-Isa IIIvorcd
i'lin lli Ii sled-III” ..:‘ l'II‘IIlill till-
.‘fjrsIVII remalnul (III lili.‘ bllI'f‘l
‘ with II IiI:ioI';r on P Dartmouth
It reversi- for IlII- (ll-IIIII tIelIIK lllu
Alihl in as IlIaIIy Saturdays. Lulu)-
nth: muted IIIIIII IiIe III~I
Ldownea IIIII IIIIIIIatI-IIII-I: l'resi-
Ims of Washington and 'IIIIIIrson
keep its rIIeorIl Clt‘ul‘.
’ciinsylvunia I IIIII id
3f» the “Uni lIII.
chitin: II.II\ tip-
I ‘_ QVQIK‘IT. \Vlli'il Mlclllddli
led. by ”III New The
’iiIIcIIIIIJiiIi its traditional IIIIIl.
-".Non by muting \uII-
'll'll“l.i
iII'
iIl'I'i'ttIII llOiml
The Naty upsI-t lil‘itilc" ioIIcIIsts
rpi!!! was regarded as iilteiy to have
gmd. soiling until the annual game
the Army comes November 21
Chicago. A possible cloud .icross
.h
. 'sky for the Army takes the form
«Neil's Dame.
nut-om spoiled a perfect day and
I
- for
yen malt
' need for intersectionai warfare.
est Virginia. the valley
ron. however. won its inter-
] game with Dayton and re-
'3' Ied'undefeatéd.
W York university continued to
, p clean. coming from behind to
, rdham. Boston College non
Virginia Wesleyan but
and the unchallenged pres-
0! p clean goal line.
and Princeton did
exert themselves with
series of “i'iig Three" contests.
.“ ICritnsons swanipel Tufts while
IIIIIl'JlO
l0
WIIsllrll
was
\I my
another notch in the
not
their
fltnrday making the opening
l Battles Evans
IZZY COHI. "I' ‘
New Canaan star nIIIatIIar. will-
were winning by a corn-. appear on \iI‘IIIIIr) IInrd \\ IIIlIiesIlay
is but not top heavy
Swarthmore.
,Hflciiso stopped Johns Hopkins
and Colgate won by a larger
than was expected among sup-
of Michigan State.
.. burgh took ‘the high scoring
for the day by running up a
.of 88 at the expense of West-
._
'IIPrevents the
. I II es Grid Game
. prevented the genie between
wine and flames-onsets foot-
o‘lsvons in the New York state
mm.
East Norwalk team made the
lamaroneck. but the steady
or prevented the teams from
the game. .
Intonts are under way for
between the teams at a
fight Cornrnercial Appeal.
ting is fame.
W6 of Estelle Taylor. "—Life.
were, 4. telling.
The other day
porroferred to "Jack Dempsey.
lie ulil the Rio Tommy
Evans in olie of llli' feature bouts.
[say hopes to still another victory
to his growing list.
llOYT's ARM LAME
Manager Huggins of the, New
York Americans finally has explain-
ed the failure of Waite licyt to use
his fast ball more during the season
just closed. Since June. Hoyt has
been working with ll. very lame arm
that eventually may shorten liis big
league career.
A l’lauslblo Excuse
REPORTER—"To what do you
attribute your grenhngc?"
METHUSELAIfi—"Weil.
that l w'as born over nine hundred
years ago might have something to
do with it." ——Collier's,
Feather in Ills Cap
MOTOR-CYLCLE COP —— "Here.
you. pull over."
AU’I‘OIST—“Whasatnntter7"
ill. C.—-—"You were doing fifty."
AUTOlST—“Witl you write that
down and sign it so I can show it to
my friends ?"—-Allston Recorder.
[bus iliied with players and fans in
Imost sportsmanliko and any team
the fact »
4.... m—Waw
etilnesdayfi EVening
BILL MADDEN
TOPS SCORES
0N GRlDlRDli
Replaces Carr As Best
Sco re r-- ColgateStsr
Shows Gain.
iIill Madden. Columbia captain.
Iliih till points Jumped into the Ielsl
among individual scorers in tho east
Saturday, gaining II four point ad-
vantage over "Whippet" Carr. Syra-
quIII back. who is outtof the gains
III-cause of injuries. izliaughne-y of
I oigIItII Irept within a point of the
crippled Orange‘star.
i'luyers \IIlIo lIuIII
:IIOII points! include;
made Id or
l’ta. '1‘.th FR.
till 15 2
59 H (l
fill.l:::lIIiI;;Is,., L‘III. M 10 Il
Wilson. 'XI‘lIII' K 58 13 0
LII-IIIIIII, I'IIiIn Stuto M 0
\‘I'lisun. LafayI-lte 64
Strong. .\'. Y. L'. 54
Weston, lioaton 1‘. (8
Graham, iI‘ordham 48
llIIzzI-li. l'. of Maine 43
I‘IIIIIior, N. Y. i 47
i.ullgren. Penn Suite 43
Lane. Dartmouth 43
Wise. Holy Cross 41
\i'lIsvolOIIis.‘ I‘l“) 4i
{‘Icrelii. Muh cnrerg 40
lx'ltterwdge. ll. C. 1'0
lI‘lt‘nnIkeIi, Gt‘nt‘Vil 31 '
Thompson.
Georgetown
\Velch. Pittsburgh
Mircl‘hall
Dartmouth
liocltelnian.
Fll‘llls. l't‘iln
SpringmeGaIne
Halted by Rain
The Springwood football team
traveled to Thomuston. in a large
MaIIIi- II, t'llelllllllie
L'IIrI'. Syracuse
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Cornell lid 6
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'lhI: downpour. where the local elev-
cli WI-ro scheduled to play the
l’onles of that place. yesterday.
After waiting sometime for the run
to let up it was decided by the man-
ugemcnt of the l’onles to call the
game off.
.~TIIII management of the Spring-
woods wishes to state that the treat-
ment received at Thomnston was
that plays therp is assured of the
moat courteous treatment.
The Sprinmvoods have closed a
deal with the management of the
Norwalk Baseball club for the lease
on Amusement park. for the re-
mainder of the season. The first
game will be played there Sundayd
with a. first class team, ponibly the
West Sides of Stamford. who do-
feated the Westport. Owls. be three
weeks ago.
The local eleven and the Weltport
Owls will begin their annual series
the first game being played at
Amusement park. Sunday. Novem~
ber it. Great rivalry exists be-
tween these two teams and to assure
the fans that the game will be han-
dled properly Manager Palmor ls
negotiating for the Services of
a
prominent outside official to handls+
the game.
mam!) Pass? OFFERS OPPORTUNITY
success or If.“ 'I'INDB 1‘0 DEMOEALIZE LIllF.
sleet YARIIAGE wrru LEAST poSsi‘n‘LE srrl IIT
BY “WI WMNOER
amalgam-mum,
”I
A great ‘assct of the pass is found.
1 IIIIIIII. in til-senators it has to
gain the madmanryarduge with the
least possible effort.
Asingie pan snoosuftilly corn-
pisted usually risulti in an advance
or from to to so yards. an average
rush gains not more than tour or
five yards. .
lI‘a. lb energy consumed in ex-
'eoIIting sI peas than a rush. There ,
is" no fierce 'line charging and the
backs have comparatively easy u.
signments. .
To snake a consistent march of 00
or so yards by line plunges and off-
taokle plays sans the vitality of the
learn and is seldom resultant in a
score. However. if this march is
interspersed with an aerial attaog
by this strategy the running plays
on aided and the advance is made
with less output.
Another important value of the
pass is its demoraltstns effect upon
the defending team. 1 have played
in the line and have realised on
fuling of h lplessog‘when the
scars mm: overhead. No physical
effort or power of still can check
the bail in its flight. it Is mid: way.
in for a one It.
"Brut: “Artie-semi” and greatest
value of the pa- is its primary Im-
portance in the strategy of the game
By its constant threat. the quart-
erhack is enabled to hold the sec-
Nash Ailey League
Open's This Evening
The Nash Engineering Bowling
league will swing in action at the
Cliflord alleys this evening. Due to
the fact that the league embraces 1‘!
teams this year. the loop will roll on
two dittorent nights. at: teams will
perform on Monday and the other
six on Tuesday.
The teams will roll as follows:
Monday
Electrical Dept. vs. Garage.
Stock Room In. Wolfe's.
Drafting Dept. vs. Platining Dept.
Tuesday
Stock Room vs. Pattern Shop.
tlhipping Dept. vs. Cafeteria.
it‘lrst'fioor machine shop va sec-
ond door machine shop.
PRO Willa RESULTS
, sue-I use:
Green y Packer-I
Cardinals. 0.
Chicago Bears. 11: Akron lndisns.
I: Chical’o
0- I .
Duluth Eakirnoa 1: Milwaukee
Badgers. 0. _
Potter/ills. 14: Bufl‘alo. 0.
duet?“ Panthers. s. anion Bull-
Frankford. s; Eminence. a.
Kansas City. 1: Word. 3.
Win-I mesh
Chicane nulls. In. notion nun-
dogs. 0.
Wilson Wildcats. 0:
Panthers, 0. v
CAB!!! all!!! m
The ltl bouts Mania have re-
called live, plays sent’ to the Syn.
cusp club of international
league for seasoning. ,One of the
live isWalter Roettgsr. an'ootilelder
who is expected to star scrim
Cleveland
WE EELIEVE the
advantages of the soft
foil packagc' are so
many, and its econ-
omy so great, that
we [live elected to
pack one of our finest
pipe tobacco: In this
handy icrm to grail
at ten cents.
/
ondnry defense from approaching
too close to the scrimmage line. It
is used to make the running attack.
too. Advantage should be taken at
this use as an aid to the offense.
Forward passing plays should be
perfected to such a degree that they
can be alienipted in any position on
the field. They are used by some
teams only when the down and dis
tones to be tallied indicate their ad-
’ElGliT TEAMS
UNDEFEATED 0N
EASTERN GRID
Brown leads Ithe Pack-—
Holy Cross and N. Y. U.
S g.
~_—I——l
The defeated teams of the east
is out to oigll as a result of Sat-
urday’s fo 3 remain. Both West
Vir It on nnsylvnnia felt lhu
stiri‘ f into tional defeats which.
however. failed to mnI’Jhcir record
men the eastern eiovcns. Bos-
‘ ton’Ccllege. only team with an un-
croased goal line lost that honor
Saturday when West Virginia Wes-
leyan managed to score. Georgetown
stands at the head of point scores
with a massive total of fit in six
games.
The table showing wins and losses.
points scored and opponents' total
points follow:
Op.
Pts Pia
125 14
159 35
140 10
190 37
its 28
117 54
188 10
110 43
102 6
143 6
129 33
104 43
180 20
61 as
116 81
2’1 26
its it
102 :8
is if
185 60
170 as
its 54
84 47
1:9 60
159 to
W
arm 6
Holy Cross ...... 0
New York U. .... 0
Lafayette ........ 0
Arm!
Navy
‘11. of Penn......
'West. Virginia...
U. ofhlfalrlo n...
Boston College . . .
Columbia
Wash. & Jell
Geneva
Bowdoln
Cornell ..........
Georgetown
Carnegie Tech
Amherst,
Prindetcn
Penn State
Colgate
Harvard .........
Tale ............
Pittsburgh ......
uth mm “5 83
horn ..... ..
militants ....:.. 09110
'-Dcfoated in tnterscctional game
only.
Pro Football
w
NATION LEAGUE.
L. Pct.
Team .
Chicago Bears v. c 1.000
macro Putts. . .875
Pottsvtile .sst
Duluth.......... .800
Green Bey...... .800
Chicago cardinals .730
'Los hgeles .667
Brovidence . . . .. . .066
Detroit .571
New York .500
.400
Buffalo ..
on, no
gas:
It .ua
.335
.250
.300
. oo
. st
. .m
.000
.000
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Dayton .......‘..
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Columbus .,.....
Emisvilie .......
Hammdnd 0
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Philadelphia 8
New tori: 4
Cleveland ....... s
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Wiiun‘s Wildcats 4
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1‘0 GAIN
vtsuhiilty. In other words, It is of-
ten used as a play ot the last resort.
that is when it is third (li'lWlL nine
or thirteen yards to go and lllllc Is
no other nitI-rlmlivc.
The defense also recognizes this
situation and prepares for it. How—
ever, if aiwuys lIIIIIl lln‘ a constant
lhl‘i‘lll tho crafty fiIIIIi gIInIIrIIi may
maneuver the (lt'ft‘llstl IIecorIZIn; to
his own will.
Conn. Aggies Have
Strong Grid Team
In an llliliolldlil .\‘I-II'
,ieati3ng Simon PureC
(.0271 S
Booked on Armory Program
chmlsh and Lloyd Expected to furnish lIii'I'euIiIlIs_
“Red" Miller Meets Charlie—lzzy (‘ ohcn ii iii liaic
Large Delegation With Him.
l 3“ ’Nother Walsh l
England
Conference L'I‘HHL‘ Saturday ('Olillt‘i‘-
llctlt .tglztz‘s IlIItIIIztIII l'ntvvrsity nt-
Nt’w liaiuprhiro MilneiII-ntI-r. .\'.I
ii.. by a 3-0 .IIIIorII. it was the only
one of Saturday’s contIsts that
brought film l‘tlllll'l‘i‘ilt‘i' clevvnn to-
gether. though two illlli‘l" iIIims til;-
ured in games that will have an im-
portant bearing on the success of
their respletivI seasons, [TnI'I'I-rrity
of Maine downed CIIllIy by a nar-
row 7-6 margin ii!‘ the Main state
series. while lililflfiili‘TIU‘lt'llH Angles
took a 21 to 7 heating from Am-
herst in a grime to decide the root-
ball championship of the town
where. both institutions are situated.
Rhode. Island was not scheduled to
play Saturday.
So far as the conference is con-
cerned the Connecticut-New llamp-
shlro contest was the most import-
ant of the day, and the. result
strengthens Connecticut's claim as
the second strongest eleven of the
conference. Maine by virtue of Pa
six victories in as many starts. in-
cluding wins over the conference
clowns of Connecticut and Rhoda
island has withou question the best
record to iihate. The Pine Tree
stators have yet to meet New Hamp-
shire. however. and a Granite, State
Victory would raise buyer: with
Maine's claim. ,
in defeating New Hampshire.
Co‘lecttcut brought its \lc.‘ oriIIs to
data up to four. “ecleyap. iii. 35(1-
chusetta Angles Trinity-fund New
Hampshire have been defeated by
the Nutmecgers who in turn were
tur cd back once by Maine.
ho Pine Tree. stators ran their
victories ‘.0 six straight in downing
Colby and as Bates was turned hack
a week ago. Maine has now only to
defeat l’towdoln next Saturday to
win its third successive etatc cham-
pionship. This will be no small as-
signment for the university eleven.
however. as the. formidable Boudoin
team can be counted upon to flir-
nlsh a real battle Thus far. Maine
has defeated Fort Williams. Rhode
Island. Middlcbury. Connecticut Ag-
gies. Bates and Colby and all this by
a team that looked anything but
promising at the start of the season.
Massachusetts Aggies found Am-
:lt
. (‘liaI-lIIy “his“. a bother of Adam.
(HARLEY WALSH
I
The name Walsh continues to play
It stellar role in Notrt‘ Dnmc titli-
iciiI-s.
linI-k in 1024. Adam \Vulsh was
ruptnin and center of tlIc Notrc
Dame team. considered the out-
standing eleven in college elrciI-II.
lie is now doing his stuff as 'I
coach on the coast. .... t
in the recent Immo'fi'ith North-
western. \IhiI-II Notrc llnnie had it
hard time winning 04!. it has
who caught a forward pass- for a
50- yard gain. making possible liIII'
“inning touchdown. He plays eni.
C & K GIRLS
ORGANlZE FIVE
The girls‘ basketball team of the
Crofut and Knapp Hat shop have
organized for the season and will
play their first game of the season
Armistice night in the Norwalk au-
ditorium. preliminary to the. Nor-
walk lied Men. The C. and K. girls
pill ..lternzi‘. o with the 't'. M. ii. A
tIam in the preliminary games. the
girls' team playing one week and
the boys' team the next week.
The roster of the team includes
nine players as follows: Julia II‘ren-
zey. Halal Maloney. Mary Novinick.
Anna Herman. Margaret Daggy.
Vera. McNamara. Irene Chontae,
Lola Mcxermy and Gertrude Pen-
nington. Miss Pennington was elect-
ed captain of the team and Ethel
Amrcim manager at a recent meet-
ing.
Coach Tommy McNamara has
been drilling the squad at the Nor-
walk hall for the past two weeks
and they are. rounding into shape
for the opening game. The team
played seven games last year and
II on the of that number. a good rec-
ord for their firs. year cigtho bas-
ketbnll court.
’t
herst too strong Saturday and once.
again the Lord Jeffs are champions
of the town of Amherst. It was a
case of too much power against a
green Aggie eleven.
The number of games won and
nits IIIsI-IIIIIII Ii ”II
on this (My lUl liII-
IourlidIuIIIt lo III,
It‘llilt uIlIIIII).
Illspit'ni or the III ill .II II
Iucllllsh"
Isll hulls ilIIIIl \\IIslIILIIt -Il.'l .-
Itliou'u football [ilil)|l
he has llt‘\t'l' ilIIpIaIIIl I‘i l.|
bolus. able to iIIIIIIllII
l.
llllll
molt lIiII-
through with lileI :IilIr
'OIIIIIi.
also ii iii IIIIIIIIII-r in
glory"
allow the :IIIII;II.:II
comes to lIImIIu.
claim that lI'.Iy IIIIs Iand- Ii tlIII
natural light In-
Mulligan I-Jspu: IIII
ixicmlsh-iduyd lliilll
are said to have had .II lJtIliil' lIII.ItIIl
argument about a
and u low
suggested that lllL‘ out) \‘ I; III III.II
out who was the
settle it at tho Illnattilr lUlIl’lt-Illi' ill.
sensation I:I loin."
little llzillau boy \xlIo is mild to l.
a second JoII
puiiisiIIIII-ut.
but at the last show in .“-'I W I‘:III;I_In
and lu.IIiI-,
opponent.
iIlnnkin II‘:Iy pI-pIIlaI lilitli‘lllllllli'l
.l g.il.l\y of
;'IllliI l'l'd
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lIIII III tIII .\IIr-
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Utbl ".1“ “1.5 in
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Miller is 'IlouII on lli" Mada
in battle Young Charlie. izIIllI .\llll'l
ulid Chuiiic hale appeared on cards
here before and on known as illllii
0 hand it out as well as rIIc-IIIo
it.
NIIII (‘uIvleIII is intrmiuciut: a lI
t‘iIIpolIIIIIlli ..
(irIIII
"Iflilppy"
for absorbing
lIiIlIiII his do.
short work of his lII.IIy
iI‘ay ls IInIlIIavoring to match lLaII
Davis with Tom llI-unI-y who claims
the \I'I'ltIIr till-z
ever if lit-:Ilit'y
Davis, boy will trot out some Olll'l‘
good boy at ills weight.
llU\\-
IIlI
Ol’ the stale,
will not take
Tommy Evans a slnion pure from
England will make his first appear-
ancc
night and he has asked to be pitted
against. izzy Cohan of New Canaan.
Cohan slipporttrs have rt'Fi'l'Vi‘ll
section at the ringside and
that limbs will take II return stII lili-
Dr to England after his match “llll
Cohan. A few who have Fl‘l‘ll lCIuns
in action stzitI- that he will box rings
around Cohan.
Taking the program of ten hon!“
as it looks on paper it appears to
the best program iI'ay has yet ar-
ranged and even excels all of Frank-
ie‘s previous cards.
iIItlIis country Wednesday
a
IélII Iul
From the heavy advance sale of
tickets it appears that the. boxing
game in Norwalk will flourish this
coming season.
Wilton and Norwalk .
Ball Series Off
For the fourth time in as many
weeks Old .lin-I l’luvius stepped In
and prevented the baSI-bnll game be-
tween
day.
have decided to ham: up their uni-
forms and let the football teams do
their stuff for the remainder of the
season.
Norwalk and Wilton. Sun-
The managcrs of both nines
lost by the conference teams to date
follows:
W.
Maine ..‘r.......... 6
Conn. Agglcs . . . . . . . 4
New Hampshire . . . . 2
Mass Aggies . . . . . . . 1
PC.
1.000
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.400
.200
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0
1
3
4
6
Rhode Island . . . . . . 0 .000
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