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MORE SURPRISES AND
UPSETS IN FOOTBALL
EXPECTED TOMORROW
With Paw -Pitt, Princeton -Yale, Colgate -Syracuse.'
lirown-Durtmouth, State-Cornell and llurvurd-Tufts ,
OH, MAN !
GAME'S FASCINA TION
KEEPS MANY COACHES
WORKING OVERTIME
Gridiron Instructors Often Sacrifice Business Opportih
nitics, for They Have Such a Chance to Develop Pcr-
sonality and Power They Dislike to Pass It
IN Till-; SI'OItTlhflllT ltV OKANTI.AM) KICK
CorjrlRlit. IMO. Ml rights reserved.
About Runners
"l-'oolbali has been full of great runners this season, ntmnsi n r,.nA
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T TIM; fiMilli.ill iliM' riin-i nuiiitllng to form liitwirrnvv llmm will lit' many ti-
scls to siij untiling "f mmiii'Im's (iii -PM'rnI d-lilirnns The liiSRi'st jrnni(" if
tin1 M'lir will lie plii.MMl. ii ml mi Hie ri'xtilts hlngr ut'i'P.i nr fnlllirn for tile
K'lisnii
rciiiiujhiiiiiii ami 1'ittiliiii'gli nrc Hip Ins nHrncfinn in I'lillnilcliilila, Vale
nnil I'lincciiiii will rii to it In Np Haven nnd Syraciixampptu f'ntgiitp in
Sjinciisc Tin re better same could not lie fuiiittl any place, but just to make
tlie clic(iile inteivtiiis thpre are tbe Daitmmitli-I'.rnwn, lVini Stnte-Cornell,
Iliirvintl Tufts, West VliRlnla-UulKers, i.rlilEli .Mulilelibei'K. l.nfnvettP-Tl'iii-itv
ami Amherst- William tiltx nlso are on the inrtl.
The IVnii-I'itt battle b the lilc noise in Pennsylvania, bcinuse both teams
have ii wiy sniul cliauce tn win. I'itt has the better i oril, but records ("Hint
foi n.iiiKlit when a team is on the run. The pimp kIkiuIiI be close and bard-
foiiKl't with the mlvantiiRc on either side I'eilli l due to HtflRC It' collie
bnt l while I'itt is likely to slump. So there ou are.
I' mi lot her two lust gmiipw. but that does not mean Hie team is an in
Xei'lni line. Polwell lias a first -class eleven and can make it intcrpstitij: for
nnv icaui in the country. I'enn was unfortunate last Saturday In the Dart
mouth ciuie and made many mistakes which will not be mnile nsnin. The
Hlim k i strons. Hie defense is powerful, nnil Hint cutnbiiintion sues n Ion?
nnv tnwnri winning games.
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'Till: triini has taken Ihinqs rat; tim inii, mnl nil of Ihc players,
n ilh the i irrptinn nf Deiter, mr in condition In jiliii Ihc game of
l"ii lira.
Pill Is Season's Football Mystery
"IJl'I'lSIIt I'dlt is one of the mystery teams of the year. I'ven the mriM
iiilml I'mither fun will admit the eleven Is weaker than in years, but it
nmnup's to win games just Hie same. Individually . I'elin's line Is vastly
Fupernir Ileinie Miller and I'ml Hopper are better ends than KcKcrt and
llwing. Little and 'I'it.cl or Maynard me better tackles than Harmon, Ilmid
or Mcrvis, Carl Tliomas nnd Nejlon will more t linn hold their owu with
Meador nnd Mcrienn the I'itt gum ils. and I, ml Wraj is as good as Stein at
center
Now that's only the dope, as llugliey I'nllei Inn snjs. I'enn's rush line
has ,1 on I'itt's individually . but what it will do collectively is another matter.
In the baekfleld. Tom Davies stands bend and shoulders above anything
Trim i mi produce. 'Pile smne goes for Andy Hustings; but with l)e Hurt out
and Jimmy Morrow in poor physical shape. I'enn splits lift) -fifty In that de
partment Thus, to drag in Hie figures. I'enn is superior in eiidit positions,
I'itt in two and one is even.
1I T nobody has the nerve to i ome out and i-ay that I'ejin will win.
J'itt has made a wonderful record with her team, despite the. 'J I to .'! smearing
Administered by Syracuse. The big games are being won as of yore, (Icmgi.i
Tech. Lehigh nnd Washington nnd Jefferson biting the dust In order. A learn
Ml'STbe good to put over stunts like that, and individual comparisons always
give I'itt the worst of it.
. The leason for the Panthers' success is Cleun Warner, the coach.
Warner worked hind this year and coached the team along the lines of least
resislaiue. That is, he developed the natural abilities of his players ami gave
them plays they lould use. He tried nothing intricate nor did he attempt to
follow any sort of a system. He studied bis men, learned what they could
do and let them do it.
I'enn is playing Wainer not I'itUlmigh.
f '.l'vi'. 'nm InnKi like a cinrh, hut ilnn't lain Inn Ucnvily mi
the tlopc. Untiles nre fouijlit ami ilcriilcd mi the urii'iifin tint on
impel. I'itt plnit hruhiy football, ami tloii't forqet il. On the other
mini. I'enn nhn ii tlirie teilli the gumlx, hut il trill hair ,o nhoir some
tlmui In inn. To in it look lihe n eloie. luinl Untile, irilh neither
Irani the faroiilr.
Difficult it l)oj)c FAi-Tigcr Frucux
"7.Li: and Princeton will put up a gieat game, and this is another battle
difficult to dope. 'I'lie Tigers made a wonderful showing against Haivard
and up to the last few minutes of play hail the game won. As it turned out,
the tie scoie irtually was a victory for the Ti;;er.s because few gave them even
a ('liinnmaift, chance against the Ciimson.
As we pointed out last week. Princeton is In ideal shape for big games.
The schedule was three times as haul as cither Yale or llarviud, the players
have been up against tough opponents for tbe last month abd have bad to
fight for evetything they got. In other words, the team is in no danger of
taking tilings easy or getting meivotilideiu. From stait to linish they will
battle haul, for they have been thiougb it before.
llle was defeated by Jtoston College, which jolted the New llavcniles
Considerably. They, too. have felt the sting of defeat and me taking nothing
for granted. A! Shaipe has had lots of time to get his team In shape and the
players will be piepared for Princeton. The early .schedule, however, outside
of the I'oston College and Itrown games, vvns not strong eifhngh to extend the
players to the limit.
Princeton did not play so badly against Colgate, and although defeated
7 to II. the game should have lcuiltcii in a tie sioie. Colgate" had nothing on
I'riiiieton that day , which might he good news for the guys who still believe
in (ompai alive scores.
It is haul to give .individual comparisons of the players because we have
not seen either team in action. Anyway, as was proved In the I'enn-Pitt dope,
the big thing is team woik in an important game.
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'pills, too, irill hra tjrrat name, ami il trmilil lake n irizanl to piek
a ii inner. Ynii ran nil (miicd tlutl hnlh milri n ill fiiht In llte
bittci end, no mailer how the dupe fiijuies. '
Title Hinges on Game Between Syracuse mnl Colgate
TTP IN Arehbold Stadium. Syracuse. ,N. V., will be staged a game which
will lfnve an important bearing on the collegiate championship for l!MP.
Colgate plays Syracuse in the final game of the .season, ami that will be an -other
strenuous affair. The teams have been rivals for years ami this year
tlje rivalry is more hitter than ever. Colgate breezed through the season
soaking the daylights out of everybody e.cept Dartmouth, playing n T-to-7
tie with the (iiecn. Daitmoiith. however, won on a fluke, a blinked kick in
the last minute of play giving them their only scoie.
Syracuse startled the world last month by defeating Pittsburgh in a
terribly one-sided game, but Hopped the next week when Washington and
.Jefferson won by the score of 13 to II. That viitually put Hie Orange out of
the running, but she came back stiong mid won all of the remaining games.
JSuik O'Neill has .a ery good team up theie, and if the men piny together
Colgate will not have an easy time of it.
TJOWKVKU the Mamon iiemx to he the larnnle, hut you nerer enn
tell. Hoth teams hare plnitnl good footlnill nt times this temon
and miijlil have another yood dayt '
State Should Win Over Cornell
T)I'NN STATK minders up to Cornell to mingle with the Itig Ited Team
" and should win. State is niacin d by Hugo Ucsdck, who. by the way, is
proving to be one of the best inaches In the country. Hugo, It will be lemem
beied, inuuages the Pittsburgh Pirates In the summer and Is no slouch in
baseball either. He took a gang of veterans this season, taught them a new
system of play and after it slow start came through with a rush and trimmed
I'enn and Lehigh in succession. lie should have little difficulty in winning
from Cornell.
Percy Ilaughton is back in Harvard, as win predicted a month ago. and
ivlll walch the Crimson play a terribly haul and important game with Tufts.
Harvard took no chances this year and went through one of the softest schedules
ever attempted, However, the players will be on edge for the Yale game next
cek after the Tufts workout.
WKST YIJMiINIA, having recoveied from the unexpected walloping handed
out by Center College last week, will be slacked against Rutgers nt New
Urunswick. X. ,T The Mountaineers probably will show another reversal in
fpinj ant) do boaie good work. They can play, when .they have to.
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PITT GETS DAVIES
CORNELL IMPROVES
ACKFORPENN
TIGERS WILL WIN SA YS
i Kjrcix, i Kimnin rJL I o ncrCMCC CIID CTAK
i crop,
knew qomr other i tinners jmt ahout a itar ago;
Their names ir fnninllru note amid the seaion's play;
r Thru never Iried tn run an end or hit the line a Mow,
Or siriflly rfi nrio? the goal a htindud yaids aivay.
''Ac; had to tal.e n message nheie Ihc hally wire iceie ciC
lly f spray of high efploilvc that had sirept anirSi the plain;
A ml they irm hed their n ay hy shell holes ami the soddrn ditches' rill
Where the halleicd line irui icaiting In the shell fiic ami Ihc rain.
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'They had no ehceiing Ihaniands in emit n happy screech
A i at dan n they slnrled nriftly on their long ground-gaining runs.
Out avroii the bloody hiqlnrayfor the goal they had In tench
Was a I', V. in a diig-niit that teas coined hy the guns,
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iltnf a P. C. in a dmi-niil hy a dip or sudden nitre
On the badly balleied hillside or the broken little ioirm:
Antluhile no one irmemher here's a toast irhieh they deserve
"To the valiant luartid runners u-ho ucic never luld on downs!"
Why Coaches' Stick
SKVKKAK sideliners hnve asked us at one time or another just why foot
ball coaches stick to a team for so many years.
j Ileie is an answer we have just received from one of the best, who could
make much more important money in other wnjs:
j "I have really no business lontlnuing to touch. The work is hard and
i trying nnd for professional reasons it would be better for mo. to stop. Jiut no
man who has not done tfiis woik can icnlizo what the association with the men
ivitiiy iiiciius.
"Theie is such mutual confidence and there is such absolute baring of
cbnracter. A touch and his men mighty near see each other face'to face not
through a glass, darkly.
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tt'Tlin coach has smh an uniivial opportunity to develop person-
alily ami potccr that he hales to let such a chanie gn by.''
That's About All
"piTTSIH'Klill so far has only tackled West Virginia, Syracuse, Ccnrgia
-L 'i'i'ih, Lehigh and W. and .1. And about Hie only elevens she has jet to
meet ate Pennsylvania and I'enn State,
Team Leaves Today With Star
Quarter for Red and
Blue Game
Star Princeton Halfback in
Infirmary Yesterday, but
Left for Yale Game. With
Team Today
WASN'T SICK AFTER ALlIAT STUDENTS GO,
Pittsburgh. Nov I I. The last piae
lice of the I'litsbnigh football It am
before the I'eunsvlvani.i game w.is taken
vesleiilay, when a light sci iniiiiage
began npeintions, niter whiih the liaiii
was pul through a signal test with
'Com D.ivies calling the plays. The
Kiski lad came in this mominc fiom
his home at the ieipies of Warner,
who is paiticulaily anxious to play his
flashy linlfli.uk at Philadelphia. motlv
because of being ni fused of laving b.uk
I for an alibi in case of defiat. And
I then, besides, Davies is a lad who
lecoveis iiiic.l tiom iniuiies, and ir
I is believed that he will be in shape
to stmt the game against the Ited and
I Iille on S.tttirdav .
I Davies played at ipiaileibaik yester
1 dat, nfteiuiioii and, while he sbovvul the
elleils of his lay off, taking mailers ,i
'little slow. Warner was satished 'it
t lie? end ol the woikoul thai a i oiiple j
of ila.vs' mole lest will help him
gieatl). it is icrtaiii that he will
leave vvilli the team this morning, and
Warner said In-I nigM that if hi im
proves fiom now on he will be plaved
at iiiaitelb.ick.
Scraps About Scrappers
I!y I.OI IS II. .IAKKK
TTKIJ'Il different specia' matinee lmv-
1 ing piogranis aie being arranged for
f'hibidi'lphia fans Thanksgiving Il.iv
'afternoon. The National. Olyinpia.
Cambria and Auditorium mall hmakeis
are bus) getting togethci all-star bout-
or something, and the ihaiues aie thai
llMMMI follow eis of the tl) mg lists will
iliave satislied their hunger fur snaps
las an appetier befoic taking a tall
lout of joiiiig or old Mr. Tin key. Iteiiny
I l.efinaid vs. "a very good mini." n
I I. eon Itains says, will he the tinnl bout
I at the Ohnipia, with Willie .laiksou
Pal Mm an in the fruirth round Mvs ,
lerious .lohnny" Mooney s.ivs "Nm a
.wind" in leferenie to the probable pro- ,
giaiii for the National, .lohnny limns
looking the local held over lor at -
iinriive talent, while Milieus Williams.
too. is prcpating a show to be featund
with 1'hlll.v tighteis. Due of the prin
lipals in an Auditoiium ioiitct will be
Tomni) 1. liens, of rniimoiiut, who has,
been training for a leturn to the ring.
I ilille flatten is In ttn fnim lh lii'iu
It nUlhl will! .lihtni .Vlahonev uf llii.letun i
will lie i:dHr.l flrn at Hih resuUr boxing !
se.isim anil when Mullen nnimilli the Kiinij '
i ihe I'limlirla he will !" nrepared in, l'"s :
in very let Ji Mitarion vt vv Hue
i MelMnslcev is Ihe iieuil Other numbers are
.!nhnn Mnrcan v l'llarli-v Hear. Kreildv
Turner vs. Vnuns Kilnatrlik anJ Willie Kei-
l Simon a. D.inny Hn.lu-er
ittekv Kuns.is iimv be for. ed tn travel u
toikj roHd flt Ihe National tomnriovv nlm t
when he pvvnps dHttlM llh .Ine Tlelilz '1'hb . -alaiut
the enrt nf a M" rap It will he a
ilam-nwanpl'iii Hetln Ine O'Dnnnell. a
f.Khter. meelH I'.itfcv Inhnfon a bnxer. in
Hie serai. uuier w. i-nau nfii uuuia a f
llohby t)ale ve tlattlinK .Murra lohnm
.Mahnr.ev ve FranUb- Mnc and l.arrv llantien
VM. VutiKi Lee
Toiiunv (Mirliian in in thp flidd fur a trail.
I at Jlrninv v ,ili ma nianaiier vvr;tea mat
l tlw. Port Iltihnimid tad whnuld nnt be over-
iDQlte, In tlie nl nf an elimination tour
ney to lib I. an iippmifnt fnr tho petit llrlton
Ilin1il NiiBenl, nf Kaltmouut, la prepnr
Inff tn Kit bail. Into rlnu harnena. Anv nf
the folinuini; i in liava N'usent's name
Ilushey lluti hlnaiin Willie .Matk. Kb) Wan
ner Little Hear Jnhnny Huff anil Ilattlum
Murraj
Ciltlle llarvev a bantam In the latest ae
nuldllon to Herman Itlndln'a hlu alable
ftlntlln haa boxers tn every claim frnni a flj
vveluhl to a hnavvvvelaht.
.Mrt CnuiEnn nil) flnrl Jlrninv Murphv in
nerfeet fettle at the Oljmpla, Monday nlKht
Murph haa a tnUR-h aaslunnient en um
t'onrfln la linxlnir In top form, havlnlt beaten
Johnny Dundee In hta last encounter
Irlvh r.llsv (line, who appeara tn be on
the deillnn Mill meet Ititellle .Mill bell at
Milwaukee. November IP They are to
welsh In at'UH pounda flt 3 o'clock
Hy SPICK HALL
Kvetllnc
Stair Terresi iiiuIiMit nf the
I.Piltfer
Piiutetoii, N.
(tj THINK
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fill, II.
J.. Nov. It.
light to beat Yale ; at
aie going in theie and
an) tale.
light them."
Tills is what Coach Kill Itoper s.iid
of Print elon's t haiices in the antiual
football snuggle with tlie lillln tomor
row afleinoiin in the Itovvl al New
Haven. Itopet , Willi the other membeis
of his tiiloiiug stall' and Ihe tliange ami
Illiiek tpiail. It'll heic this moining at
S :.",ll o'clock foi New Haven v in New
Vink Tltev vveie hooked to hold their
final signal ill ill of tlie vcar in the
Itovvl at I! o'clock Ibis afteiuooti.
ICopei ill-mi' a long, pointed spiKc
in tin. storv that .Mautey Trimble would
not stmt agaiiisi Vale "Il is true
that Tumble has had a veiy heavv told
ami that he has been Hi tbe iulii niarv ."
said the Tiger football leatliei. "but he
is going to play against Yale. He was
sore and stiff after Hie lltirvartl game
and Inter on lie i ununited a cold. We
thought that he would be better in I lie
iiilinuai v . vvlieie b mid get the best
ol til lent ion. than out of it. That is the
lea-in he vvils theie. lie toiilil hnvi
In en out In pi.utice. but we believed
that the rest would tin him good. Theie
isn't a t hance that he won't be al his
tegular place.
Williams at Knd
"Williams, too.
any worl;. tint lie
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Both Teams Have Lost
During Present Season
When Vale and I
row afternoon in
Haven neither wll
le.lin Vale was (Iff
leue and Trim Inn
I'lllverfllv of Uial
The reason renin!.
tnlliivv
Princeton L'S
Princeton n
Prlnielnn . Ill
Princeton n
Princeton il
Print eton . . in
ilni'lnn meet tomor-
the bowl at New
I fare an unbeaten
it 1 1 .1 b llnston Col-
was donned bv the
iiitmla and folkate.
uf the two bl learns
Total..
Vale
Vllle
Vale .
Vale . .
Vale . .
Yale
Total .
. St
111
. .1
. .17
... .11
. II
. ..142
I'rmiti
I.alnvette
Itoi he.ler
I'nls'ilte , .
West lislnl.1 .
Ilarianl ... .
Total
.spsd V1KM .
-Notth Carolina..
Iloston CollcKe. .
Tufla
Mil. Slate .
Ilruwn . ,
Total.
12
O l!j;S0S' aie gircn at tn why I'itt failed to take on Colgate,
nm liiinulli ana Jinn Male.
Ithacans, Much Strengthened,
Complete Home Schedule With
Tomorrow's Game
last iui-up, Yale won 10 to (I. Piince
ton last won in 11)11 hy the scoie of Ii
lo .'!.
I'liiiieloii and Yale began playing
each othei oil the glitliion ill 1ST.'!.
I'loui that, time unlil the piesenf they
have met fort) -two times. Yale has
won twenty -three limes, lost ten aiitl
" " have tied in nine eucouiiteis.
Piiiiceton this )ear is determined to
atltl another In the t iiuiparativc small
number of vitloiies that she vvou ovei
Ihc Illue.
I'elow is the iccord of Piineelon i.i
her games with Yale :
1i.siver.s to Queries
I'ntil .1. Kehoe "Catchwelghta" means
an old vvelxht or In other word, when a
man enters the rlitar without welshing In
A. W. lasnard h hlsire9l purse for h Iiun
ii llsht. It is aold, wa luuao In Newark
4. -t. ( . Harry ttreb was horn June 4
I8IH
Scraps ririiilrr Ilattllna ta-vlnsky slarletl
boxlni In linn, siorlnn right knockout! that
;ar lie ...rloliiiilly hoietl under the nam
of Harney Williams,
has not been tloiu"
also is lo be at his
lilaie on end. Davis will be on the nlhei
end. Ibis lias been tlcliiiitel) decided
upon
' Ket k will be ill the game al tackle
end that is going to help oui tit tense a
whole lot. I think. Of ionise, he will be
,t factor on the offense, too. but In.
main work will be sticngthening the de
fense. All of our other men ine in good
condition and I know that we ali
gning lo give them a battle and 1 think
thai we ought to win."
Yestenlii) theie was a icpoit that
Tumble i oiiltl not possibl) leave the
1 hospital anil would not be able to j;o
with the team this moiiinig. At the in
.ii mar) it was admit led that Tumble
was theie ami Hint he had a heavy told
and slight attack of tonsilitis. I'urlher
than thai, all information was withheld
with the leninik that Coach Itoper
would give out ail) iufoimntion Hieie
was to be given out about membeis of
the football team.
Klnal Scrimmage
III the tinal .scrininiage of the sen.,,,,
held on Cuivei-slty r'lchl yeslenlnv af
ternoon mure spiiit was shown than in
any of the woikouts since the llaivaid
game. The Tigei-K have been iiiifoitun
ate in having veiy bad weathei all vvtel,
until .vcsteiila) .
After a M'Cict drill hail been held
.."steiila.v. the gates weie thrown op n
ami virtually the entile student limit,
led by the Cuivci'slty Hand, maichetl m
singinK "Hail, Hail, the tiling's All
Heie.' This Was followed bv the usual
'cheers for the team nnd tlie individual
I membeiH nf tlie vnrsit). Last night an
other pantile formed al the Cannon am1
a mass meeting was held
About thiee-ipiaitciH of the stmluil
heie have arianged to mnke tin tup t,,
New Haven. Some of them went tins
morning. The majority will not go until
tonight. Arrangements weie imule fm
special trains to cniry the students,
but nt the lost minute the lailiuail a ,
ministration called them off. nutl the
students now have to get to the uinr
I of battle the best way they can
I Vale Twenty -Hiree Times Winner
I Vale and Princeton have not met on
the gridiron since 1HIII, the war pie
I venting formal football contests In 11117'
ami 1!I1K. -I'pon tlie otcasion of tlion-
Pickering Hunt Races
; , roMoititnw t v.w.ixv im.i, rny
II MiK riMIIIMXVII.l.i: '
, Point to Point Itutr tfntl I'iikerinir hallene
I flip Cross Country Knee, the feature events
TakM 12 2'.' or 1 .2.1 train on Headim:
Autolsts take Lancaster Pike to Devon and
thet) Bute Hoail Ihrounh Valley forge
tiA.Mf: ni:t"oms .iinvi: t.sT.t '
V .i r Winner l.oser siIIIP
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lssti Vale . . Princeton o ij o
lssi Vole . . . .Princeton ll tj o
ISsj Vale Printeton . o t. o
ISS.I Yale . . 1'rlnceton 11 lo o
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l'lnii Yale I'ttnceton J!i lo ;.
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PniJ . Yale Printeton 12 tu r,
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1 5H4 Yale .. . , I'rlnteltiu 12 u n
lllll'i Yale Princeton 2.1 to 4
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lulls Yale Princeton 11 to B
llni'l .nle Princeton 17 to ll
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rilj Printeton. . . Yale .. ll to ill
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Kilo . Vale Princeton lo to u
SHULER AND MAYER RETURN
Ithaca. N. V.. Nov. 11. A rejuve
nated Cornell football team, possessed
of an effeftivo plinth anil trained
especially in defensive play for the oc
tasion, will meet the I'enn State eleven,
one of the gieat teams of the Knst, on
Schoellkopf rielil, toinoirow ill the last
game of the home season.
Al Hinged bv the schedule makers as
the climax of (he fall atlivitics here,
developments of the last si- weeks make
it eel lain that the game will be iu fact
lis well as iu name the most interest
ing and Hie most significant of all home
t unless mi the l!M!l Cornell schedule.
Ilesltles (he game itself, which prom
ises to be a line treat for football fans,
the till) has been set aside for the fall
reunion of giiitlunlcs of the uiilvetsity
who ale expected to 1 etui il iu large
utimbeis.
The Cornell eleven has shown a high
inoiale and plenty of pep in its prepa
ration for the State game, ami rcptuts
from the practici; Held are that the im
provement shown in tlie game against
Carnegie Tech last Saturday bus not
mil) been maintained but that Hie eleven
has developed greater offensive power.
The baekfleld lias been strengthened
by the leturn to form of Shitler. f tl 11 -bin
k, and C. Mayer, light half, who
for the last three weeks have been kept
out of the game by injuries. Tlie de
velopment of substitute backs like Mae-'
Ken.ie, Livingston and Lechler iu tin
last three weeks lias been so encour
aging that Couth Hush for the first time
tin's year lias pjenty of good backs from
wiiitii to choose.
Captain Shiverick already has dem
onstrated that he is close to 1!)1." form
when be was one of the most biilliant
halfbacks iu tiie Hist.
im 1 1 na IM.I wLf a'i
QM mTTtsH f it . islllNTanvs
Waller Rennie vs. Joe Nelson
Ivan Scott vs. Joe Stahl
Johnny Buff vs. Mickey Russell
Mel Coogan vs. Jimmy Murphy
III I.I. AN'DV
BRENAN v. SCHMADER
Beckett vs. Dempse.y
IV .IOSKPH l!i:t'Ki;TT knocks out M'sieur Carpentier, which he will very
probably do unless the Kreiicbmau has come back liOS per cent since the war,
.loseph will stuuil out as the premier boing Kuropean.
We will then have a direct issue between Km ope and America antlt while
it may prove to be a joke 'light, the lTuiopenn clamor will give it some piestlgc.
As it will he an international affair, why not open the list league of
nations conclave by announcing :
"In this toriier .1. IScckett, of Knglaud."
"In this corner .1. Dempsey, of America."
v
tfrilVRV, gentlemen irill now open Ihe league of nalioni in a foi mal
manner."
PICKIN'C an All-American team this season will be almost as easy as decid
ing definitely, without further debate, the name of the party that won the
war. '
C Ol.d ATI!. Syinvinc, I'iltsbnrgh and Pennsylvania are now all
ilamorina for the cxwits lo pick the other team to tern. Every little
hit nnani a liifle mme in the nay of moial support.
"SIMON-PURE" BERRY
Speedboy Coach Says He's Not Get
, ting a Nickel and Is Amateur
"The intimation that I am being
paid fn'r my services," sa.vs Howard
Ileiry, AVest Philadelphia football
coach, "is absurd. 1 turned down sev
eral lucrative olTeis fiom college teams
back in the summer. 1 want to keep
my ninateur status untarnished so that
I' can have a cliauce lo make the Amer
lean Olympic team for the games at
Autwein next jcar. So, having re
fused a gootl fat salary offeietl by a cer
tain Peiins)lvania college in older to
fctnj among the 'simon pines,' it is
Inn illy likel.v that I would risk my hopes
of taking that tilp to Kurope for the j
Ton (Inlhiiw llmt sllcti n inli nu tisutif ,.(
coach at West Philadelphia High wnuhL
have paid." '
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Ne .,rk. nov nsh.,mrocii iv sir A BIFF! BING! BANG! A
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Dempsey Won't Fight Yet c
(hhiittci, Nov H .Jork Dempfte worlds
h'dyweltht champion, will not enaao hi a
ting rontest bofore March Jack Karns ihe
tlttehnlder's manager announced last niBht
me champion will be ensaeed until that
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rouu utiu:r star iioutn
FOOTIIM.I,
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Pittsburgh University .
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