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THS EVENING WOJtLD. WEDNESDAY, NO.VEMBER 20, 1922. PENN AND CORNELL ELEVENS ALL SET FOR BATTLE TOMQRR0 GAME AT PHILADELPHIA WILL BE KAW'S FAREWELL Itliacan's Ace Will Round Tomorrow's Cont08tRed Leaving for .Scene of Fray at Atlantic City. Nov. SO. A few minutes before tbo Cornell football squad, IWACA, lp Ml, sought their bertha JiTtbo sleepers that carried them JoutU on their Journey to Philadelphia last night a great of undergraduates, a score of \C\ wen and the cadet band In the marched down from (he campus and save tbo BI5 Kcd eleven such a demonstration as this town bas not eecc In many years. A- - mass mcetlns of the campy t.rt:.f.. in the evening was fired liy the elo fiufnco of prof. Charles 1.. purhdm olid reprereiilallw undersraduutes, ant .even u coaching rcglmu that discounts fiss and (colliers or anything spectacular must have Veen Impressed by this undergradualo tribute to a team that bppa on Thursday to make It two years of straight victories. Trie Jtnacans are prepared for a wet Thanksgiving Day, as they were last year. Caught napping In 1020, the first year of his coaching career here, when .Cornell was 111 prepared for the drizzle which fell soon after the gamo opened, Doblc has equipped t:io ithacans for any iXni of weather conditions, and a rainy day' or a, wet ball will bold no terrors for tbem, Tbe IIOO'Up yesterday probably ac- curately forecasts Duble'a selections for the stay, though the event) .suction at left end Is etlll a matter of con J eg. tyre. Both Henderson and Ducktey were 09 that wing yesterday. Uddlo Goulnloclt, ft regular In WO, relegated to the- - subs last year, and a Onq \como-back- \ this season, will play right end. \Swede Hanson and \Sunny\ Sundstrom. main-sta- y In tha line, arq at tackles, and Rollo end Plyrm, the tall, powerful guards, flank fllchards, the centre. George Pfann will pilot the team 'for the second time against Penn, While 15ddle Kaw, at left halfback, will round out his football career on Ifrank-U- n Field It will be Eddie's last came, and all Cornell. Is confident that it will be one Of the greatest for a player who ranks with Charley Barrett at tho very front rank of modern football heros at Ithaca. Floyd hamsey at right half and Charles Cassldy ut full back are playing their second year esalnst the Quakers, but like rfann, they will have one more year In college, But for Kaw, Ooulnlock. Buckley, should ho start, Hanson, Rollo and Rlehards, Thanks-givin- g Day rlnss down the curtain. The following plsyero were In the party: , Ends Bueklty, Henderson, Goulnloclt, Xextr. Kneen, Hsymond, TscWles Hansop, Sundstrom, Euillvan. Park jr. be Savage, Zacher, Guards Flynn, Rollo, Ebersole, Berean, Smith, Brannon, Mor-rl- s. Centres Richards, Mott, Smith, of Pallas. Quarterbacks Pfann, Itooney. Itlrtmap-TllalfbacU- s Kaw, Ramsey, Wade. Whetstone, Covert, Falconer, Morgan, Patterson. Fallbacks Cassldy, Post, Hart and Calleeon, COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY HONORS W. REEVES injected President of low Library ' Association for Year. William H. Reeves of No. 400 Weat Uth Street has been elected President Of the Columbia Vnlvcrslty Law Li- brary of Association for 19!;. 192;. It was unnounced yesterday. Mr. Reeves, who received his B. A. and SI. A. degrees from tho University of Pennsylvania, tesches economics In University Exten- sion and la a member of the first year ciasu of the Law School. Other officers elected to head the or- ganization, which alms lo assist the development und Increase the useful- ness of the taw Ubrury, Include Law-renc- o H. Schmehl, assistant law libra- rian, Secretary-Treasure- r: Prof, \lalph W Gilford, faculty representative on tho Executive Board; William Glliigan (if the class of 19J2. alumni representa- tive! Slduey M. Kayc. does of J23 representative; William H. J. Woodtord. IKi representative, and H. Stuvo IJeu-e- l, Uii representative. . W. AND J. MADE NO OFFER TO COACH ROCKNE a WASHINGTON. Pa., Nov. J9.-- As a rerult of conflicting reports and rumors Afloat concerning the coaching sltua-ttp- n at Washington and Jefferson noxt year, so far as It relates to Knuto Rockne, the present Notre Dame In- structor, R. W. Murphy, manager, has made the following statement: \II r. Rockno has not agreed to any terms offered to coach ut W. and J. for the reason there were never any tepms proposed. A representative of W and J. met Mr, llocltno un last Friday to discuss with him In an In- formal way tlio coachlns situation und to esceitaln whether or not ho might bt In a position to cntertuln a pro- posal. This representative had no au- thority either to utk Mr. Rockne lo coach or to mako uny financial of ofTer.\ Acunoyu our or i,ArivcTTK LIAK-V- I'. EASTON, Pa.. Nov. 59. Archlo Ack-roy- regular cefitro on the Lafayette College football team, will be unable to play Saturday against the Georgetown eleven In Washington. ' Tho squad of thirty. three departed yesterday for the Columbia Country Club. Chevy Chase Md. Ackroyd's rlsht shoulder lvua located In tho second play of tlio Lehigh battle Saturday. Aekroyd was .aHen along to Waehluclou, but he will not be tp condition to play. nr.ISMAN TRACK CAl'TAfV. Eimon Relsmun was elected captain of tho C. C. N. V. cross country team for the 1923 season yesterday. Resmn has been a consistent performer on the paths for tho lavender during the last two Beaspps. capiain-eiec- t ;s a 'Junior at the college. Out His Football Career in Squad Gets Rousing Send Off on Penn Players Have Signal Drill parade van H. TI4 BE ON THE JOB AT 0,\ SAYS STAGG. CHJCAGO. Nov. 29 (Associ- ated Press), Amos AJ Staffs, slsty, ld ath- letic director and coach o' the football team of the Unlvursi'y of Chicago, Intends to continue his, work until be Is seventy years old. When 'admirers of the \old man\ carried reports to him that critlc had suggested hla resignation ho declared! \Vou can tell those fellows to como out hero ten yesrsi from now, if they're atlll ajive, and (bey'll find me on tha Job,\ PENN PRACTISES AT ATLANTIC CITY, ERTRESVAAG IS OUT ATLANTIC C1TT. N. J.. Nov. 29. The football team of tho University of Pennsylvania yesterday ran through signal at tho airdrome In preparation for the Cornell jame on Thanksgiving Day. The players will do nothing more than play golf and run through a signal drill Tho biseest football rally over remem- bered at tho University of Pennsylvania was held Just before tha players left Philadelphia. The student body marched from the campus to the railroad sta- tion to glvo the men a rouslnc eend-cf- Prom present Indications, Carl Ertresvaag. tljo plucky right end, will out of tho game. His knee Is stiff and the coaches havo given up hope bclns ablo to use him at all, Ertrc-svaag- 's loss Is a great blow to the tvam and will considerably weaken the defense. ' It now looks as f it will be Grant Westgate and ot Johu Johnson who will start In his place, Johnson is 0. good defensive player but Is weak at handling passes because this Is his first year as an end. On tho other hand. Wevtgate is tho best pae3 catcher on the varsity squad. He Is an experi- enced end and will be a dangerous man on offense. Westgate also is faet in cetting down the Hell under punts. At present it Is a toss-u- p as to whleh these two men will utart. West, gate was used as on end on the varv slty most of the afternoon while John son wan used Ray MeGraw's heel is Mill bothering him a little and slows hint up. Sullivan wag used In his placa but lie-Cra- w Is almost sure to start. STUDENTS URGE BEZDEK TO REMAIN AS COACH STATE COLLEGU, Pa., Nov. 9. Combining tho scnd.off to the Ptnn State football team on the eve. of Its departure for the Ptt game with a demonstration to keep Hugo BeideU at the helm of the Nlttuny Lions, In spite of the sttractlvenrM of the offer to manage the Phlllltr. practically every ope of the 3.000 students turned out for rouidni; mass meeting last night. The foature of the meeting came when Preldent G. B. Lane of the Stu- dent Council called Coach Besdek to the stage und presented lilm with a framed parchment petition voicing the senti- ment of every Penn State student. ROBINSON TO CAPTAIN WILLIAMS TEAM IN 1923 WILLIAMSTOWN. Mass.. Nov. 23. James It. Robinson of Wilkeu-Barr- e. Pa., has been elected Captain of tho Williams College football clsven for next bcasju. He haa plumed a strong game at guard for tiro years. Robinson nil! bo u tenter next year. He Is a member tho Kappa Alpha I roternlty. Horace T. Mallon of Cincinnati, who has Starred at tuartcrbuok for two ecasona and who pluns to return to col. lege another year, has been declared In- eligible to represent the Purple again on the gridiron because of tho three-yea- r rule which prevails in football. Conse- quently, he was not a candidate for the Captaincy. CHICAGO ULEVI3X TO USU CITY sTAUIf.H. CHICAGO, Nov. S9. As a result of en editorial appearing In tho Dully Ma- roon, a student publication at the of Chicago, saying that a new stadium was not needed to Accommo- date Chlcagcans desiring to witness football games, and that the university was not \an Integral part of the city,\ Pratt Judson, President of the Diversity, Issued a statement declar- ing the Institution planned to use tho new City stadium, seating 60,000 pur-eon- t, when the occasion demands. RIVAL CAPTAINS ' BLACK'S CARD 79 Iff IN FIRST TOURNEY W SINCE HIS INJURY W Little Scot Comes Back With a Vengeance on Links at Frisco Club, Good news for al golfers flashed over the'wlres from Sen Francisco last plgltt. The news concerned the reappearance of John Black, the sensation of tho !ast open championship. In tournament play when ha finished only two strokes back of tho leaders Iri the qualifying round of the Bay County open championship yesterday with a rcore of 79. Black, variously jeported as being be- tween forty and fifty years' old, va,s seriously hurt In an automobile wreck only a few days ufter finishing a stroke behind Gene Sarazen t Skoklc. For a time the doctors were afraid that he wouldn't live, but the game little Scotch- man rallied end s back again at the Old battle with par. Black 1ms only ono good arm now, his left, but that score of 70 raado yesterday testifies lo the power of that one arm. The little Scot. cmoKInz an evil look- ing, straight stemmed pipe, was ono of tho plcturcsQuo figures of tho opeu championship this year. Practically unknown when ho arrived,, he Hashed into the headlines at tho end of the first thirty-si- x hoje-- j of championship play, when it was found that ho win Iwjdlng the Held by four strokes. Ht had a good third round the following rooming, but weariness overtook him on the final nine holes of the champion, ship grind and he cracked with a royal chanco lo win the championship. Onlj a brilliant CS turned In by Geno Sarar.en In his final round prevented a tie for tho championship and a play off be- tween Bobby Jones, tho brilliant At- lanta youngster, and tho client Scotch, piap from tho Pacific Coast. Now that the U. S. G. A.'a onnu.il meeting haa been definitely a&olgned to Pittsburgh, golfers with nmendmonta in their systems ure preparing to advance on Smoky Town. Ousht to be a sooty meeting before adjournment Is moved and seconded on Jan. 13-- . 22 AT RUTGERS GET FOOTBALL LETTERS NEW BRUNSWICK, Nov. 59. Twen-ty-tw- o football letters were awarded to tho Rutjrers College players, according to an announcement by the AtheMle Association officials, C'opt. JIoun Raub. the 243 pound tackle, won his R In football for the fourth year. Others were CapUln-eioc- t William Kingnmn, Malont-y- , Lincoln, Benkurt. Bnnnan, Bender. Smith. John Scudder, Dlckln. bou, L'nander. Keller. P.uch, Keller, Moore, Clark. Ozlns, Chandler. Gibson, Noble, Glutzel and Manager J. B. Rowe. rtueli. Mooro and Clarko arc freshnion. SU tops country Intlgnla uore ulto awnrdf-f- l to Capt. Powell, Dlcdiicn Lannlng, Marr, Barbenenn and Manas, r Hicks, coach Bernie werers team tnis fall defeated both old ilvals, Lehigh and Lafayette. In a triangular chaie. NINE PLAYERS LOST TO UNION ELEVEN SCIIENECTAPT. N. Y.. Nov, 29.-- Tho union College football eleen will lose nine players by graduation next June, but for ail that a strong nucleus la '.eft for next year's teum. Those who will be graduated are: Capt. Heldorf, Kruse, Ernie Mayer, Dick Mayer, Well ing, Sutton, Deane. Willetts and Rich. In addition to theko nine seniors tha \U\ was, awarded to the following: Bruton, Glenn. Bellinger, the nwi-:.- 1 elected captain; Stanley. Nlchman. Klein, North. Chidsey, Waterman and Palmer. Peri-- Leary will return aj head coach. HOWARD JONES PRAISES UN- BEATEN IOWA TEAM. IOWA CITY. Is.. Nov. 29. Although ho has coached football teams at Syra- cuse, Vale and Ohio State, Howard Jones sad yesterday ho had never before coached an eleven which wa as as the University of Iowa team which has Just como through Its tecond teason without a dcXtat. XDDX8. VOiW LEADING FOOTBALL GAMES W EAST. Nw YorK Columbl vs. Co's'ste. Lunfnalir li ralikltti und im. nauunjion u. VieMimjtoii -- . liwrjc-tou- Baltimore Jehus Hopkins s. Wsihlnj-to- n und l.cc. rhlltdelphlb )'nnfylvanltn p, Conufti. Pltttbursli Pltuljuroli . I'enn atau-- . Itoehostiir-rioclut- . Ilotiart. i Vv'aytitaburs. lln. Wavnefaburc a. hub. (juflnnna. Mort'sntoun, W. Vo. West Virginia . Wutlilnr.rtoii snd Jefferson. t.(;Kl5Uurtf uuiintn . utcitineen. WEST. I.iicoln-j'o- lr Dame : Nebraska. Columbia Kansas e. Mitsauil. L'f. lels OUlabonia h. Wasklnston Wllnilnaton Kentucky Wcaloun a. Wit. niiaBieti. ejinaua liotnn urkoia iaie vb, uri'ismon. Marietta Ohio UiiK-rsl- ly ts. Jlurktsa. Mount Union 1 11 ru ID vs. Mvunt Ui;hn. Cleveland- Cnte va. Wtptern Ittiiervu. t.lnOHtort; Kantaa 'fslcyan vs. llethany. ToueUtt ritttburali .Normal u. Wash burn. utiron ermoni vs. uriroii. tiloux Clly North Dakota e. Monitnr- - ride. Via .i.ointa .eDratha vtcsieyan vs. vu Moli)ta. Bt Louis Jtlchlsaii Agslcs vs. tit Louis Unlvtrslty. ftuivauuee aouin uaiioia vp. iaie,ut.ii. SOU,TH. At!nt&Auburn v. Oeorsla Tcli. Ulrinlnslium Mississippi A. unij M. ts. Alabanir . riaslivllle aewanro vs. v anatroui. SWARTHMORE AND N. Y. U SOCCER TEAMS PLAY TIE SWAHTHMORK, Pa., Nov. 29 In a gamo full of thrills and fcatmed by fast playing on the part of both sides, the Garnet soccer team battlid tt a tlq with the New York University yester day. At half time Swarlhmorc Id by one point which was tho result of neat wotli on the part of Landls, who diiubled the through tho opposing delcnto und riiado a Bietty boot for the ncore. Burtiig tho second period ,N Yorjc In one of several rushes up the tltld tied tha score v.hen Junherman the ball from Hun und succeeded In put- ting It pai,t Test. New York University'.! noal was threatened during the ttreater urt n the second hulf, but the llual punch to score eeemea to no tacKing. RUTGERS BALL SEASON TO OPEN APRIL 17 NEW BRUNSWICK. Nov. Fif teen games comprise the Rutgers' base hall schedule for next Some of them will bu ut home. Tin; uranon will open April 17, ugaliwt Stevens at Hobokcn, and close Jun 9, with La faycttu at Easton, 1'a. Hunu and hon.e games will bo played v ith Columbia and Stevens. The schedule follows: Al'Itll. 17. Buveni ut IloboKin. SI, Urtlnus at home: VS. Columbia at lionw, 18, teven8 at home. MAY 3. Columbia, at Now York: 9. Lthlch at South lUthleliem: II. Watllni;toii and Leo at home; I:, Biarthmou ut home: 18. D. and II. team ut Albany; IV. Union at Beher.KCtady , Syracuse- at home, 0, Sew ycrK university at .e- vorh; vo, Creaeent A. tl. at Hroolllyn. IU.NU Drcitl at home. ui V, Litajcttt at uaston. HARVARD ICt', Jlll.V KLPOrtT. CAMBRIDGE. Mad . Nov. S3. Plfty men repotted for t'.ii ax places on the Ilur.uru her! i :;.'.! night ut a mtetiru in ::. ,.' j.i A.r.cng the piny-cr- s !! .i.\ .i :;. 'i Owen.. Ted Croiby. . s.'ii'hir, Joe Larociue and Trunk Hill. Ittter men on last year's team. Don Angler, u member of tho varsity for thrto years, will bo freshman couch this wlnttl. GIANTS TO TAKE ARMY OF KIDS TO SPRING CAMP World Champions to Try at Least Fifteen Pitchers In South. The Ulsnts u: going o lake a great array of youngsters with tbem In ! spripg and tho names of several who hadn't been beard of Iwfore como to light yesterday. The club la 'jolpg to be especially strong In pitchers, no less than fifteen being on the list for try Among tho paw ones sre .Jo- - Dlllard, right hander or southwest University. Texas, said to be a college wonder; Fred Johnson, southpaw. San Antonio. Texas jueague: wester uucai. right hander, Portsmouth. Virginia League: Fred Lucas (no relation of Chester), right hander, Nashville. Southern Association; George Wulberr. uouthpnw, Portland. Ore., Paclflo Coast League, and wan weuD, a, rignv nanu-e- r, fom the Memphis Club of tbe South- ern League. Webb was on the club roster for a tlhie last summer but never appeared. Then there Is Olln Volght, left hander, repurchased from tho Ban An- tonio Club, and Mike Cvensrros, the lefthander front Little Rook, who made ruch a good impression in a game at the Polo Grounds In the closing days of tbe year. Knocking at the door Is Guy Morrison of Bloomlngton, In the Thrco-- I League, who can't get In because there are forty Giants on the' list already, tle'l1 have to wut till there Is a vacancy. He s a rlshthund pitcher. , Col. Til Huston and Ed Harrow \111 go to the minor league meeting at Louisville with a halter or trs and a few bales of blank checks. They proh. ably will complete the deal for Jake May, the Coast lefthander, there. ml in- dignantly deny that they will pjyj the Vernon club uny J75.000 worth of ball- players for him. Not nearly that, they say. sun. mere s a ioi oi uirtorence between $75,000 worth of ballplayers end seventy-flv- o thourund dollars I LANDIS FAVORED WHITE SOX, SAYS LEAGUE PRESIDENT CHICAGO, Nov. 29 (Associated press). President Tearney of tbo Western and Threc-- I Lcugues, In a written pro test to Commissioner K. M. Lundjs last nlcht, charged him with discriminates against the Peoria, 111., club cf the Three-- I LcaKue In favor of tlu Chi- cago White Sox, who played pti exldbl- - t on sums wltli ul) independent club ot Ottawa. HI., In which Ineligible pUyeiv were used. President Tearney declared tin Peoria club was forbidden to Plsy Ottawa and that lutcr the White Box received per- mission to pity tho Ottawa club and that the Ineligible players participated. The Western League executive nleo cinrgcd Commissioner Landls with dls, criminating In favor of tbcWIiUo Sox It uwardlng UuKene lilfh, mi outfielder of tho Sioux City, Iowh, club of the Western League, to the Chlcatto for :,500 after Sioux CAly had arranged to sell IClsh to the Pittsburgh Pirates for HO.000. President Tearney said he would ask ttif a review of tha Ottawa and the EUli cuses from the Advisory Council. BETHLEHEM SOCCER TEAM TO PLAY HERE The Bethlehem Steel Football club of Bethlehem, Pu., threc-tlni- e winners of the national soccer title, makes Its tint appearance of the season In Brooklyn to morrow nfternoon, oppoted to urooltlyn Wanocrers In un Amerlcnn Sivcur League Kanir ut Havthorno pleld. Ha7-thorn- c Street and Brooklyn Avenue. The lslcli-of- f I for J.SO P. M. Charles Wurd of Passulc, N. J., will roferte. Although In tilth plnco In the league Btondlngs, figured on tho point basis, Uelhlehein's record In the Kast'o flrt major league of tin kicking csmc Is second only to that of New York's Soccer Club, for Bethlehem, having played but four semes owing to cup tie obligations, has been but once defeated and Is the only club In the league which has yet to be hclcj to a draw. And tt has beaten tho New York eleven. The league standings follow : P. W. 13. L. Ptp. Fall River 7 I 1 2 9 New York C a 1 Pt.tcron 7 2 Philadelphia 10 3 Pawtucket ti ' Bethlehem 4 :i Brooklyn 3 I Harrison 7 0 FUMBLES MAR DRILL OF WEST VIRGINIA MORQANTOWN, W. Va., Nov. 29 West Virginia's undefeutod eleven made a poor showing yesterday In Its final signal drill before game heie with Wanhlngton and Jefferson col. leco on tho locul athletlo Held. Tumbles bad pauses and mUplays of every variety marred the listless workout which taMed feu- - almost two hours. After tho practice- Spears took twenty-tlv- o members of his equad to Montcliutcau Club House, formerly an old summer re- tort, where they will remain until game time Pete Barnum, star freshman hack Is ill and did not accompany the squad, SPECS CRAWFORD TO RIDE FOR CLARKS Specs Crawford, the noted stoeple-chas- e rld',r, who has been employed by J. S. Cojden, has severed that connec tion and will sail for Uurope next weelt. In England und Prar.cc ho will endeavor to get tozethcr a formidable airing of Jumpers for Ceorgo und James Clurlt. new devotees of racing, one of v. horn is to meet Crur.ford on the other tJde of the Atlantic. \Specs ' tv ill train and ride tho Clark string of lespers In the United States and Canada next season. He led the fctcepleehase Jockeys of America in 1319 and 1JJ0 and 'finished a etc t'oond to D. B7crs last year. Thrqe Clubs Ready to Bid High For Ed Rommel of Athletics Sealed bids nnd estimates for the 19: services of Eddlo Rommel, star pitcher of tho American I.engtto last yeah will be opened shortly by Connlo Maclc. manager of the Philadelphia Athletics. CD ROMMEL.., Rommel training bell, J,y Winter end Jnn 4awl Grounds? Wherv.vSIr, Roramel osks Rommel went to tho Athletlce the svr etneo. even with a club in me rucu. .World's Berles camel Here's hoping O'Neill Ends His For Columbia's Football Team Eleven Hits, .Last Work-O- ut in Preparation for Colgate qame To-Morro- w; By BurrU Jenkins Jr. i'OUTBAbu muites ms Kino pf the season n metropolitan colleglnto nndlence at 10.80 to, morrow morning wheu Columbia extends Thanksglvtntr Pay greetings to Colgate on the bnuth Keld gridiron. Tho game w mark the dramatic; climax for. tho Columbia team' for several seasons. It Is. the last time the Kwy-hnlr- mentor -- of Columbia, \Huck\ O'Neill, win sit nn tho side. lines and direct opera- tions of tho Hlue and White. It Is tho last chance Columbia has to save tho seasonal record of which at pres. ent no .Columbia student Is particu larly proud. , Colgate Is the strongest teum Co- - lunibla has had lo fuco this ycur with the exception of Cornell, ntul is con- sidered a big favorite against til locul team. Victory will lift thn Hlue und White lugh in the circles of Liistcrn football, Ucn a clowi jcoro would restore much of the lost prestige. Tho Columbia cloven hud Us Innt work-ou- t yesterday In the snow, which had not dried off on Baker Field. O'Neill sent tho team through a defensive scrim wane, a snupny ster nal drill, put the final touclicB to two or three of tho best Columbia plays and pronounced his work on a Co lumbia football machine finished. livery man is In tip-to- p shapo and bristling with determination to end tho season gloriously. Chick Median, Syracuse coach, und Tom Thorp of N, Y. U, wutcbtd practice. To.day tha ony tvork-o- ut will bo for the kickers. Colgate curries ono ot tho best at- - tacltx In tho country with u low charging Hue, tho bucks massed, und tho ball hidden. The machine gener. ally ploughs htralalit through tho ecu tre or the opnosMif teum- - Hi the game asuliut Princeton, ulthough Colgutc lost 10 to 0. the cjovcri Is udnjltted to have outplayed (lie Tigers moat of the game. Many think tho half of the Cornell contest, which t It IthacaiiH won H to 0, was all In Col gate's favor. In tho only other game tho Maroon team has lost this ycur, to Syrucuse. It to 7, Cbck Meehan mni' self, couch of Syracuse, udmlts syru cuso outplayed tlio Orange Columbia has all year shown a ten dency to a weak defense and a slow' moving lino on the offense But there is, little fault to llud In thu 1,'olum hla ls.ckfl)d. If tho lino comes through with Its half of the bargain Capt. Koppuch, Roderick Johnson and Hurlt will do tho rest. Tho two former will furnish, such broken Held running oh few can dup- - llcute, and tho latter pair will handle tho lino plunging. Welsh at right guard, Leonard ut right tackle, and Tryon at left half arc the big spots In tho Colgutc line up, rischcr, the alunt, near-sighte- d Columbia youth, weutlng his un- breakable glasses, will face Leonard and Sttelcli plays opposlto Welsh. The Ca!uta squad with Couch IJIek Hurlow arrives y und will bo ut the Hotel Marseilles. Uxccpt for the chance that Unudnlty, the etur Col gate end. and Stanford, quarterback, both muy start In gumc. The probable llnc-u- p follows: Columbia. rostllon. Colcate, Uytri LB. , ... CtillUt I'lschcr . ..L.T... .. lirmlHl Hlrflcli . LO... . . Traynor nialns .. . . .Centre. . rtmthbont nredll ... lUi... vvcitn Qclirlf .. tt.T. .. . Leonard rtatlly ... ILK... , ... Nfacy Uurtt ... CI.U... To nstad Koppch . ... Kuchy J Million tl.II.., Tryon r.oderlck V.B... . . . Msmii JOM.' I'OU WUM.KYAA, MIULLBTOWN. Conn.. Nov. :.-u- clf Is lo become a minor sport In the Welcyaii University sports progrum by action of the college body, subject to rules and regulations to be laid down by tho Athletto Council. II. L. Jonos. 'St of WIUes.Rarre, Pa.. ! d.tcil acstitant manager. with a seventh place team. Rommel won twenty-seve- n gumca of baseball last season nnd dragged tho Athletics from the cellar, where they have been since 191?. Therefore, Philadelphia despatches say, tho Detroit Tigers, tho New York Yankees and tho Chicago White Sox want him and they are ready lo offer fabulous sums to get him. Mack Is \reluctant\ to sell, say tho Philadelphia, stories. Ask any American League batsman and he will tcl you that Sd Rommel Is tho DEBT there Is. lie has the finest stow ball that ever tortured the eyo of an anxious hitter, and be has curves, speed and fadeaways. He can make u ball TALK. Ho went Bouth to Oalncsvlllo with the aiaats In i&io. and right there John w mudo hla Msr mistake, lie had a second Muthewson lu his mitt und didn't Know t. was scut back to Newark after the season was over and Wilbur Hub. oa'sa 0u W R the polo you, are thsy nowT ' next year and has been a winner wnai a iaa to eena in to win a ho gtta the chancel Work as Coach HARVARD ELEVEN PLAYS EIGHT GAMES IN '23 1 CENTRE IS DROPPED CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Nov. 29, The Harvard football schtdulo for ntxt fall wll bs of eight games, one less than this ye jr. Four will bs clinotj as \heavy.\ Princeton 'will bo played as usual on Nov, 10. two vka be- fore the nm with Yale on Nov, 24, Centre College will not be on the card, while Virginia or North Carolina may take the plaoe ol Florida. Dartmouth In all prob- ability will be retained under ant other one-ye- arranaement. The later start for training probably wll prevent a meeting with Holy Cross. This schedule will be the first under the agreement between the Presidents of the \Bio Three\ group Harvard, Yale and Princ- etonproviding for liss emphasis an gridiron activities, and will be drawn up In tha spirit of that agreement. COLGATE PREPARED FOR HARD BATTLE, Colcate realises that she meeting a formidable foe In the Columbia eleven und tho Muroon thut takes tho nield on Thursday wll) ba the strongest possible combination of Coltntto players. Added Interest In the Maroon-Blu- e und White clush Is furnUhed by tho fuel that Buck O'Ncll. tho Columbia mentor. v,ns cn- - tlmo coach of thu uoil-hi- team and turned out a number of winning elevens. Besides that loe Brooks, Q'Nell'a assist ant for the past two seasons, was one of thu greatest tackles Colgate ver pro duced. The Colgato nluyers making tho trip Include Capt. Traynor. Welsh, Hustle und Struck, euards; Lconurd. Schoon fell. Condole und Cekor. tackles! Rath bono und Pagreosa. centres; Nancy, Stark, Beardsley and Crowthcr. ends. and SuChy. Mnson, Morgan. Tryon. Her msnn. Pfaff, llubsara. unignt ami aey- - bolt, backs. o Ba'Ar r a rt s t i oiiuwituwio ORIGINAL care BOOK JASPfR Fli OF PHILADELI Kingston Team Also to pear \in New York in Return Game. RECENT E3ULTO, rrt . l - r . m . . . I a ivio ei. aiiu uuuuir vi ureynounoa, sv; U'aroinais, is,. Greyhounds. Si: Orientals, 1. Tclso Five. SSI Installers. 25. - St. Qeorac. 40: Jamaica Stars. ItVi a St. Michael's Five Is scheduleclvto meet the Celtics toi morrow afternewni Columbia Pari:. The vtsting corn, blnatlon has lots of speed and shout be ablo to offer enough opposition I make tho game Interesting. There will be no game at Madlao: m Square Garden Manager ifurey of the Celtics is gly- - n fr f Vin Kavm a nlsrhf nff tap a. rfisdn.-- f Thanksfflvtnjr dinner- - On Friday night the cbAmfiiig play their first game m the League at Atlantlo- - City. The tffiw court In the league will be oattoji;' Steel Pier, wherp tbe Celtics wlU pWj every Thursday if Games at Columbia park on u?-- ': day afternoon and at the aardeoa, Sunday night wlU continue as before. There are several, good sched--,' uled for the Shamrock team. One.otjg the foremost teams In tho Eaet.'ifiefy Jasper Club of Philadelphia, wtllp. pear In New York on Dec. J7. Tho team consists of Doe Jfewmon, Sed; y ran, Friedman. Utconda, Lawreoco and Brown, fot since tho famous? Ccltlc-WhlrlwI- game of sonio tljnog ago hnvo Rlconda. Sedfan and Frtodr; , man played an a unit against tho Ce-- \' tics. Fans Bhould witness a wrejVM' battle when tho heavenly twins tackle v the title-holder- s. - Kingston, has beaked foe a soTf f turn gamo. The New Yor.k Statu Leaguers vero tho first one? to con-- - quer the Celtics this yea,r and tbe:. champs uro out, for revenge. The Wostern - iletrppolltart liaskctball team lines tip ngalrist the. i' crack joist Signal Battalion, Five to? ... night nt the 71st Regiment Armory, f 3 th Street ond Park Avenue. Tbo ' telegraph qulntot. has cstaDHh,ocj, a good record this season ojid there Is; a battle In prospect for tho soUJIers,' .J who expect en easy victory- - .. Fidelity Casoys scored a vjctoty \ over Bt. Patrick's BIS Five by a tally S3 to SO, Tho Fidelity toyr ls , anxious to book ImmaculatQ Club. Rayvlew Wheelman, FrcPort and Corrlgan Caseys. Manager B. Mack. 14 may ho reached at No- - 157 Rus;U Street. Brooklyn. Italian Catholic Club and WosV'End Post meet Webkter Hall , afternoon In an Interborough contest. ' BrooklTi plays Elizabeth at Ulltabctti In a Mctropolltan LcaguOt h game. The schedule for the C. C. N. T. fresh- - man basketball tram announced lest nlsht, follows: , ; Dec. I'ftaUmen. at hems.--' no. R Sophomores, at hems. Pee. 55 ' i Da Wtt Clinton, at bom. Dec. WM-J- lti Schoal of Commerce, at honi. Jo. tf ' . t'or4hum rreihman at tome. Jan. tl rrncs. at Lawracr, Jan, -- iTowtiwad-'\'. Harris, home. I co. 1C t- orHoad I'rtu; ,Vt at homa. Feb. II- - 'Stuyfcaaut, at hems;,' fill, S4 Drogkln I'oly Frrsmti:, at Qfook- - .jwl That $1,000 Reward Remains Unclaimed Some time back. c found it neceisary to squelch those wKo found it to their interest to stem the avalanche of public approval that met our efforts to deal direct with the public, by causinrj to be published broadcast the following statement in conspicuous type: (1.000 REWARD This sum will be paid to any per- son or persons furnlsltlnp Information that vrtll a suit ut law. cither civil or criminal. a (Rjt any IndKldunl or Individuals responsible for any laUe statement of tact against til's firm, particularly as follows: 1 That wc arc not clothing manufacturers, a That wefcannot sell below usual retail store prices, s That we do not refund nny or every dissatisfied patron's purchase money on demand. 4 That the woolens we me arc not 100 per cent. pure. 5 That we were not intimidated and threatened by certain retail clothing Interests In our efforts to sell direct ia the public. (Signed) Flrtkelsteln & Malsel. I his bold challenge had tho desired effect for some time. But lately, and with studied persistency- apparently, the old canards have been revived nnd sent forth on thtir errand of assassination, put ith extra emphasis on the S1.000 reward. Therefore, we feel called upon to herewith renew the above reward, wttli every assurance the thousand-- , ol friend., we have made ond the public in general, that Finkelsteui & Muhel are really clothing manu- facturers, offering clothing values that are exceedingly unusual. At least, we itsk consideration of this fair proposition, particularly if you are fastidious as to style, character of fabrics nnd used to paying big prices for your suits or overcoats. If. for any reason whatever, you may feel dissatisfied with any pur- chase, or believe you are not geltinu absolutely the greatest values In all New York, simply ask for your money and we'll return it Instantly, in full, without a word. And remember, our new and very sensational prices for absolutely toofo all wool, custom finished overcoats and suits are $17.44, $22,78, 527.14, $30.69, $34.88, and our famous special at $27.44 for extra high grade otrcojts or suits svitii 2 pairs of trousers values in fact, that friends tell us are nowhere to be had for at least double our prices. Open All Day Thanksgiving Day Finkelstein & Maisel 'Makm CMhen vjthts vrrt atr piiiMiinnaain ftiuiw 'utu a., at night. games Union of at j at to at Kind for Jm and Young Men.\ i . jm 'i 1 1 alio WevatorJ uwt r LJUHT vr.. 810 Broadway, opp. 11th St., N. Y. ' Naw-j- V
