Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 17

VOL 79 NO 63 Detroit Michigan Sunday November 30 1913 PRICE: IVE CENTS Smashing Attack of Army Shatters the Defense 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 44 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 CADETS URNISH BIGGEST SETBACK TO DOPE IN HISTORY SERVICE CLASHES CADETS CROSS GOAL CHOSEN BY ECKERSALL OR ALL WESTERN io CRAIG MICHIGAN OREIGN RIDERS ARRIVING book was Mlu uHBh'hTMfr dlr the but and the the be big MICHIGAN TEAM SUCCESSUL IN SOCCER BATTLE unl and TWO VETERANS ARE AVAILABLE AT UNIVERSITY Walter Eckersall Picks Two Michigan Men and One Aggie as Members of Honor Team Pontius Gifford Henning and Julian Are Named or Second Eleven Notre Dame Gets Three Players Norgren of Chi cago' Captain 0 I 0 orward Passes Play Important Part in Brilliant Victory of Land orces Over Sea Dogs in Annual Battle On Polo Grounds Toe Registers Only Tallies or the Defeated Tars Merrillat Is Star of the En counter Score 22 to 9 Basketball Men Are Scarce but Rumler and Haigh orm Nucleus for Quintet BG Mancelona Mich ootball game between Mancelona high schools dispute with the score of Mancelona Boyne field YPSILANTI Hous? Hurst Gordon Harder Brundage Gretenburger snerman Crlppe chase Ghee Wood Score at MANY RECRUITS TO TRY OR GRAND RAPIDS CLUB NE YORK OVERCOME BY BRILLIANCE THE SCENE A BIG CON TES Herald Mill Practice All Herald players are requested to be on hand at Mack park at 10 a tn for practice This is important and every flayer must be bn hand LEONARDSON A END OIL SCALPERS TICKETS OR SERVICE GAME Essick Orders 25 Players to Report at urniture City or Practice April I Big Leaguers to Play I Exhibition Games ALL WESTERN IRST TEAM POSITION SECOND TEAM Rockne Notre Dame Left End Huntington Chicago Butler Wisconsin Right Tackle Pontius Michigan Allmendlnger Michigan Right Guard Gallagher Missouri Des Jardlen Chicago Center eeney Notre Dame Leonardson Mich Agglei Left Guard Keeler Wisconsin Halligan Nebraska Left Tackle Gifford Mich Ag's (CapL) Solon Minnesota Left End Henning Mich Aggies Dorais Notre Dame Quarterback Russell Chicago Norgren Chicago' (Capt)Right Halfback Rutherford Nebraska Craig Michigan Left Halfback Pliska Notre Dame Eichenlaub Notre Dame ullback Julian Michigan Aggies supposed to be on the verge of: having all American honors thrust upon him The Navy continued to Indulge In the held goal habit which was even' more aggravated than ever Brown who won last fall's game with placement kicks did even better tht booting three over tho bar In as many tries two from the 2u yard line or thereabouts and one from the 35 yard stripe But this was one time when Mr toe could have twinkled twice as ef 7 fectlvely without bringing another of these victories which the tarz' have been securing by the aerial' i route for three years It would have taken just eight Held goals to have beaten West Point today' and even Charlie Brlckley who sates In the press box and burned green eyed jealousy as the Navy man hoofed his way to points said that to make eight In one afternoon was a task beyond all human abil ity At this point let us pause and hand a large anil fraarant bouquet to western football It was the forward pass a Slav Which the east has branded with many a and Jest as silly and impractical that brought home the old ArmJ bacon Two of the touchdowns were made directly on lonsr forward passes that went across the goal lino Into the waiting arms of an end Once th Soldiers traversed more than halt the gridiron on one rush and two lone Basses Then indirectly this same forward pass was helpful In bringing about tho other touchdown for the Navy be wildered "and nervous ipread Its defense finally to cone with the baffling tosses of the Army backs and West great right end Merlllat got through a hole and ran some Cd yards putting the ball oh the Navy's three vard mark whencte two rushes shoved It over There was no stopping that west ern style of play Annapolis though inanv of her olayers come from the sunset direction has heeu coached In the eastern conventional hackneyed style of game and when somebody showed her that there are more things In the pastime than hr philosophy even had dreamed oL she crumbled and cracked Vmi Aided West Point ielding Yost's visit to West Point doubtless a lot to do with all this open play Yost did not give the Army a Single stratagerrt nor so much as Indicate a formation while he was up the Hudson earlier In the week but he rubbed elbows with the Army coaches and talked with them until they could not have helped absorbing his idea that football Is something besides two or three futile rushes and a kick It was pitiful to see the Navy trying to break up the passes An alert western team which is always menaced by thli play the moment It takes the field might have been able to spoil them all but Annapolis believed that anybody would be so sacre llgious and low down as to make a habit of passing In a game of this Importance done at all you they say down here West Point even had another touchdown as good as made when the ball was passed 35 yards to Markoe who got It squarely In his arms across the goal line but fum bled and tossed oft the six points In looking around for the man with whom to credit the victory do not overlook the West Point fellow who scheduled Notre Dame this season Just as surely as the Army Is con suming a few barrels of liquor this evening the Notre Dame beating made possible triumph These Catholics from the west gave the Army Its first real exhi bition of forward passing Then the soldiers learned that properly executed the basket ball play Is a real asset to the attack not only Continued on Hoge 20 Part MALEY STARTS TOURNEY PLAY MEETS the number of star ALLMENDINGER MICHIGAN GUARD 1 leur de Ti After Game Ha 1 will be open to games In another week In the mean time the team under the able tutelage of Walter Hardy the former ot star' rapldiy la rounding Into form With even breaks In luck this coming whiter the leur de Lls will make a creditable showing In the Intermediate class A few practice dates still are open Write Al Guimond manager 540 Hamilton avenue Hickory 1S85 Special to The ree Press Grand Rapids Mich November 29 William Essick an nounces that about 25 players will report here for practice April 1 or earlier If the weather warrants for the local Central league team Several major and class league teams the latter from American association are to hnolrd for ennte Sts here The crowd which turned out here to see the Chicago Cubs play the local team proved exhibition games of this class are a success Owing to the major league championship sea son opening considerably earlier than the Central it is hardly likely that Essick will book more than three or four games but that will be better than local fans have been treated to for many years The players signed and on the re serve list tor the local club are bayden Schmick Grodlck Eck Stell and Mee infielders: Tydeman and Grimes outfielders Lake catcher and Bell Smith Lie fers and Schultz pitches? Layden who will fight it out wlA Schmick for first base played fait ball for Ann University of Michigan soccer team de feated Michigan State Normal college of Ypsilanti on erry field this afternoon in an exciting game by a score of 6 to 1 The contest was the second staged be tween the two elevens a He game result ing in the former encounter In the game this afternoon however the uni versity players completely outclassed the Normalites and won with comparative ease In the first half the Michigan scoring machine was held down to a single tally but In the second period the weight and superior lasting powers of the Ann A bor players was manifest and the four goals earned In this half came easily The Ypsilanti score came toward the end ot the game wnen uursi caugni me versity goalkeeper off his guard slipped through a counter an played the best game for the nets his skillful work putting the Packey Mcarland Engaged to Marry Notre Dame Graduate Special to The ree Press Pittsburgh November It learned here today that Packey Mc arland is engaged to marry Margaret Ixughran of Joliet JU The news came here In latten to friends and former classmates of Miss Lougbran Tho time of the' wedding was not mentioned in the letters but it Is expected that it will occur within th next two op three months Mias Loughran is a graduate of St college Notre Dame having takn high honors at that institution with the ciass of 1904? Mcarland met Mias Lougbran at Notre Dame where he studied law a few years ago While no definite In formation could be gathered hero on the matter it Is generally understood that the wedding will be' the of Mcarland bidding good bye to the ring CITY BASKETBALL LEAGUE NOW IS ASSURED DETROIT iiuiei: to size up situations and 41 tected his men accordingly Op liosing1 elevens seTHum made uround his end and he never fallen to hit the interference on the out CRAIG LEONARDSON AND ALLMENDINGER OR Detroit Three Cushion Star to Cross Cues With Pittsburgh at Pullman Wednesday first match in the Inter state Three cushion billiard league will be played at the Pullman academy Wednesday evening with Charles McCourt of Pittsburgh 'and Martin Maley of Detroit recent winner of the tri state trophy as opponents McCourt won two of his first three matches in the tournament being the first player to take the road trip He defeated Heim In Cleveland last Wednesday evening and Cooler at Indianapolis Thanks giving night but could not master Benson on his own table in St Louis riday evening 4lcCourt will play Kieckhefer in Milwaukee Mon day evening and Charles Morin in Chicago Tuesday coming to De troit to meet Maley Wednesday and then finishing his trip around the circuit on Thursday in a match with Cullen at Buffalo The match between Maley and McCourt Wednesday should evoke considerable interest for several reasons McCourt tied with Shea of Chicago last winter for first hon ors in the national amateur tourna ment which has since become obso lete In the tri state tourney which commenced operations last spring McCourt finished in position next to the cellar Safety Play Bent Him Now as Post said and still says a reason in the national amateur play a special one shot safety rule was In vogue That Is only one safety shot in a contest could be played In the trl statu tourney the regular professional rules were adhered to which per mits as many safety shots in a match as one chooses to play Con sequently as McCourt had not play ed the safety game to amount to anything he was very much against when he got Into the tri state tournament where very fre quent and tight was played However reports coming from Pittsburgh bear the information that McCourt has been practicing safety shooting and his games al ready played when in the Inter state league this winter have heen of a much higher than in the tri state McCourt as an open table player has few superiors if any among the shortstops In fact to finish In a tie for first place in a tourney which has such playerg as Morin Shea Lauben Otis Carter Maupome and others of high class is' considerable feat New York November Another contingent of foreign cycle racing atari Who are to take In 4he lx day bicycle race at Square Garden December 7 to 13 reached here today on the et earner La Lorraine The men are Perchlcot and 'Breton who will ride aa a team In the colors of rance and Packenbusch and Ap plenana Germans The latter are new coirit rs Perchlcot and Breton have ridden here before BY A BATCHELOR EW YORK November or the first time since 1908 an ea listed man of the United States army was able publicly to em brace a field officer this afternoon without automatically sen tenclng himself to be shot at sunrise If the said enlisted man happened to wear a stripes he could go further and slap a colonel on the back while if he sported the chevrons of a sergeant he could' Imprint a chaste salute on the grizzled brow of a full major general all thia in broad daylight and without of punishment or reprimand There la good cause for this re laxlng of the iron discipline of our service for after four lean years the West Point football team scut tled the gladiators and gave the largest and highest touted eleven which ever represented An napolls a fearful trouncing the score reading 22 to 9 The biggest crowd that ever wit nessed a football game numbering 45000 persons sat around the great horseshoe at the Polo grounds and saw the game The president of the United States was there and he seemed to enjoy It Cabinet members with senators ambassa dors admirals generals and cele brities uf every other sort were in that crowd not to mention a million of the prettiest girls who ever gathered in one given spot Among the most interested spec tators was a special representative of Battling Huerta the Mexican menace Huerta had askod his rep resentative for a report rvgurdlng the scrapping ability of the United States army and navy and he got one that must have decided him to pause before or boys who can fight and fight and fight some more oij the grid iron like both sides did today are guod people to let alone when it comes to more deadly combats Charges of unbecoming a the prejudice of good order and military and almost everything else covered by the articles of war and the army regulations might be preferred against every joy crazed officer and soldier and cadet who witnessed the game But the trouble with filing charges Is that there is nobody hereabouts who maintains sufficient dignity to take the Initiative Brigadier generals pompous ana formal on most occasions shed alike their years and their dignity when the team from up the Hudson began to put the work on the Navy Col onels of terrifying mieo leaped and bounded like youngsters slapping stripling lieutenants on the back and embracing captains Majors fought for the privilege of carrying the bass drum In tho West Point band when It started a victorious parade around the field nor did they mind when the virtuoso who receives 15 each month for lather ing this instrument beat them joy ously with the drumstick If that enough to show the Army went stark staring mad be it told that first classmen in uni form threw their arms around plebes and forgot to use the in addressing them Indignities orgotten when one is a plebe is the most offensive of terms It is synonymous with and other unpleasant things and a plebe who hears him self called just Brown or Smith or Bill as the case may be by an up per ciassman is as much honored and pleased as though he had re ceived a personal letter from the president asking him to drop in for dinner some Thursday night The Army certainly is entitled to celebrate for the long deferred vic tory it was the first since 1908 as already indicated was complete convincing stupendous Touch downs which had been numbered with the Dodo bird fresh eggs and other extinct things for these many seasons in Army and Navy games fairly rained on the bewildered tars at times The Army scored them to the number of thre which is more than were registered in all the combined games from to date Dean now a lieutenant in the In fantry made the last one in 1908 when he tore through the gigantic navy captain Northcroft who was this afternoon MICHIGAN Glenny Chutes Pan Coryell Watts Cohen Deilefde Enzenroth Signs to Catch or the St Louis Browns Special Jo Th I Press St Louis November Jack En zenroth who captained the Michigan university baeeball team four years uro and at that time' was the most euxerly sought player In collegiate circles has signed a contract to Play with tho St Louis American league team If Enzenroth is the same good per former he WK while attending echool he will make a valuer man for tho team In the opinion st ManagerEnzenroth has been tied up IW the Browns for four years Although al most every team In the big ieagts sought to Man him while he a tending school Rl key then coach at Michigan succeeded In procurng his signature to' a Brown contract Enzenroth caught several games for the 3 city Champions this year and showed Pashes of his old form al though he vftk not In condition 17 attempts against the Hockne Clever End Notre Dame captain was Op Defeats Eleven rom Ypsilanti Normal in Deciding Game of Series Special to The ree Arbor Mich November The Officials infharge of1 Sale of Pasteboards InvalidatesSpec Offerings Special: to The ree Press New York November At least 100 people who presented tick ets to the gatemen at the Polo grounds today were turned back with a curt: are no Lieutenant Philip Mathews of West Point the officer who had the difficult task of ticket distribution in charge had heard that hundreds of tickets tn the hands ot speculators and that the tickets were being peddled up and down Broadway and in front of 'certain hotels and theaters He received information that men whose standing or affiliation se cured for them choice seats had violated ethics by selling the tick ets to speculators at Lieutenant Mathews was mad clear through In front of Kammerstein's Vic toria Lieutenant Mathews and a scouting party dressed in civilian clothes saw several speculators who appeared to have plenty of tickets that they were willing to sell for $20 apiece The lieutenant spoke to one of the Gives Scalper Bom Tip "There will be a crowd of people at the Hotel Astor tomorrow morn ing who will be eager to get sbmo of these he said in an off hand way you want cus tomers you will find them at the Astor Whenever a speculator Inquired for the name of the gentleman who was giving such thoughtful advice Lieutenant Mathews assumed tho non) de guerre of or Lieutenants Graves and Pullen helped play the little game of strategy The speculators were there early and Lieutenant Mathews was pre pared for them He and his aids while pretending to bargain for tickets noted the section row and seat number of every coupon of fered Then Lieutenant Mathews invalidated these tickets and issued new tickets marked tickets the originals win not be Instructions to the gatemen completed the plans This had the effect of discouraging traf fic in seats that were left in the hands of the speculators and many of these enterprising financiers were left with tickets on their hands when the game began However they were obtained It is a fact that speculators appeared to have plenty of tickets There were signs in front of two or three cigar stores and saloons near the Polo grounds which advertised that tick ets could be purchased within It was estimated that about 1000 tick ets got to the speculators Robertson Trlpnlltls cn rihan TnaHnntl 1 end of first Michigan 1 Ypsilanti 0 Pan 2 Coryell 2 Watts Hurst Tim of halves 35 minutes Referee Leech of Detroit tors sweethearts and the cousins and the aunts of the Army and Navy took the trouble thousands of them to journey many miles to set? the annual gaire and spend a few hours with their sf)yS Broadway tonight resembled Broadway on New eve with the din and vulgarity left out The hotels and and theaters were taxed to me limit of their ca 'And it was tho sort of crowd that Represented the finest American types of 'manhood and womanhopd Uncle undergraduates are not allowed to tjday around without or to run fancy free like the undergraduates of uni versities like Yale and Harvard They came to town like soldiers and sailors on active duty and like salvors and soldiers (or perhaps of ficers and gentlemen would better express it) they departed The teams' broke training and were rewarded for their hard grind by a visit to the theater Head Coach Daly of West Point and his men dined at the Astor The navy team under Head Coach Douglas celebrated at the Hotel Vanderbilt The middies re turn to Annapolis tomorrow At the Astor the big grand ball room was turned into a dining room and this and the usual rooms were crowded vTher6 was' nothing bt)t merriment gaiety congratu lations Gray bearded or mustached generals slapped the victorious ca dets on the back and pump handled them joyfully There was a con tinuous thrill of laughter Groups of cadets gave the army yell or sang snatches from sthe song It was considerably different at the Vanderbilt although you found very quickly that the navy was taking its defeat gamely The crowd there was not half so great as at the Astor The merriment and the congratulations were miss ing It was a case of "Oh well wait until next or up old man You did your best all wo Now that football Is a thing of the past for this season the University of Detroit students athletically inclined are turning their attention to basketball and the under graduates are discussing the prospects fur a winning team on the Indoor courts But one member of lat state championship quintet Is In college this year Captain HaJgh of the football team and he probably will be accorded the same honor In Coach Campbell who turned out the title winning combination no lunger Is with the Detroit institution and a new basketball coach must be se cured Leo Heaphy who played at forward and center for the 1912 13 aggregation is fa vored for the position and probably win be given charge Heathy coached the team in the 1911 12 season while playing with the and played a strong garn for the University the past season He jumped into the breach when Hanrahan was declared Ineligible at the latter part of the season and played as well at cen ter as he did at forward and no doubt will develop the team this season There Is one exceptionally good prospect for the of quintet in Rumler the big tackle on the football team who played guard for Eastern high schooJ last year was picked as an all city guard and as soon as he recovers the uso of his left i arm the elbow of which was dislocated in the Ohio Northern football game will get out for the team This means that the two guard positions will be well taken care of A center and two new forwards must be found to round out the team or the past three weeks the athletes of the school nut actively engaged In football have been playing in th university league games which wre started in an effort to Produce the needed material to till uut the vacant position on the representative team There are several promising candi dates that will be given a trial when the new coach takes charge erf'affairs Martz who played at guard on the sity team for two yeabs 1s in school but will not get out of hl law studies which find takes up too much of his time to allow Mm to indulge in athletics Athletic Director Clifford has requests for many games and now Is arranging a schedule which wffl include in addition to the minor college teams of Michigan Hei delberg and possibly Ohio Northern Game Breaks I'p in 'Row November 29 Boyne City and broke up in a 7 to in favor CltySM the That Detroit will have organized basketball now is an assured fact Tie preliminaries to the organiza tion uf the city basketball league Hl were arranged at the meeting the managers last week and the election of officers will lake place The Burroughs Rayls Packards Knights of Equity and Holmes quintets will be the 'atns to compete in a series oi Kmes for city hondrs the sched ule for which now is in bourse of leaking and will be presented for lhe approval of the managers in aew days With these teams which include wme of the best basketball talentf the city the competition In this league should be such that great 1n rest ill be created in the games Much promise to be hard fought ind close Three Games Each Week The Burroughs and Martha Holnieg gyms have been selected ash two playing floors to be used ind games will be played on Mon fay and riday evenings To start me tournament the first Monday will bo championship con l8ts in wbi1 the league the Grand Haven independent ag gregation last season Eck In the opinion of Hastings fans is going le press Grodlek hard for second base position Stell Has ight oa HI Mauds Steil will fight it out for the shortstop position with star infielder of the Southern Michi gan association and a member of the Kalamazoo club last seasons is the youngster signed by the Grand Rapids club from Notre Dame and let out under optional agreement Tydeman wflj again be in right field with Grimes In center fighting It out with other prospects Pitcher Bill also id likely to get a try in the outfield for he batted In unusual form for Hastings last season Harry is the only catcher signed thus far but he bats well and has the good in the fielding end of the game every minute No less than half dozen more pitchers another catcher and twj or three outfielders will be signed The Central league season will open April 22 or 23 so there will be three weeks for the locals to for the steady grind I HaH Jiero 110 Dauuui Txvm down within striking distance time after time Coryell aided his teammate and besides successfully kicking two goals nar rowly missed a half dozen others Michigan backs presented a solid front and it was practically Impossible to get 1 beyond them or Ypsilanti Oretenburger at center half was by far the best player The Normalite backs were weak and to this weakness is mainly duo the Michigan victory The Michigan players probably will be awarded some kind of Insignia as a result of their successful season which ended suminao the same week a ehanipionslnp boniest and a good preliminary will be played The following week the league game and preliminary viill be played Monday and the tv league contests on riday this sja tem being pursued throughout planned to start the series of games about the middle of the month and to continue them until some time in April although the opening date has not been definitely All managers of the league teams are enthusiastic over the prospects of a big season and promise to have fast and well coached teajns In the pebl thus assuring a gra race tor nnoers An legant trophy cup presented the winner by the 13 Rayl company which Manager Es sex5 of the sporting goods depart ment ot that concern says will be a "up that will be highly valued by the winner The Burroughs and teams have large shop in1 the and Knights ot Equity have their lodge and and the Martha Holmes quintet will be well supported by thd church while the state champion Rayls will not lack for patronage a Great Tackle Puntius of Michigan was anoth er great tackle The Wolverine plftved a great game against Penn sylvania offensively and defensive ly His work was all the more com mendable because it was his first season in the position Jones of Notre Dame Brown of South Dako ta Johnson of Alma Kirk of Iowa and Gifford of the Michigan Aggies were other star performers Leonardson of the Michigan Ag gies Is given a guard position be cause he outplayed every opponent during the season He is a power fully built man who varies his charge faultlessly He seldom was tricked on split formation plays and rarely failed to open holes for Continued on Page 23 Part 1 side thus turning the runner to inside where he was stopped by either the linemen or the sec ondary defense Jtockne was a sure tackier In the open and never failed to drive the catchers of punts to the inside of the Held He was an ideal leader and his words of encouragement to his teammates never failed to bring forth results Solon of Minnesota the best end in the conference colleges Is a per fect running mate tor Rockne The Gopher played a steady and consist ent game and his work was a fea ture of every Minnesota contest Like Hockne this player handled forward passes faultlessly and the distance and accuracy of his at tempts resulted in the completion of many forward throws The Gopher was equally strong offensively and defensively and there was little he did not know about the general play of the position Huntington of Chicago Henning of the Michigan Aggies Wilson of Illinois Ofstie of Wisconsin Gun derson of Iowa and Cherry of Ohio State were Pthcr ends whose play ing during the season nearly equal ed that of Rockne and Solon Butler of Wisconsin who was placed at right tackle on the ail conference selection is given the same honor on the all western in the final game against Chicago Butler was a tower of strength and his playing undoubted ly kept down the sopre The other tackle position is awarded to Halligan of Nebraska This player is the best lineman of the Mississippi river and his ability to check attacks sent at him ana neip stop piays urted at the ODDOsite of the line made him the most valuable player on Coach eleven In the game against Iowa in which the writer acted as ref eree Halligan was all over the field He covered punts In better form than the ends and his fearlessness In throwing himself at runners or tacklers was one of the features At one stage Iowa worked the ball to the Nebraska one yard line The Hawkeyes had tour downs to make the distance but the great playing of Halligan stopped the attacks and Nebraska obtained possession of the oval on its one foot line BY WALTER ECKERSALL CoDvricbt 1913 by The Tribune Company WITH THREE non western conference elevens having an equal claim to the western championship with Chicago the champion and having already selected two all star con ference teams it is only just that all western honorary elevens be selec ted which shall be composed of the players who hav heen of the most value to their respective teams Although the west can boast of more all American material this fear than ever before in the history of football the task of selecting an all western eleven is difficult There are so many players who are about equal in their respective positions that the problem is much more diffi cult than for several seasons The advanced style of footballO' which has been taught and the clever manner in which the numer ous complicated plays were exe cuted by sterling gridiron warriors resulted in the most successful western season since 1905 The players possessed a thorough knowl edge of the game and the coaches gleaned a better idea of the possi bilities afforded by the alterations In the rules Because of players who have graced western rridirpns this year a good perform er of a few years ago would bo east into oblivion by the perform ances credited to the men who have fought ro valiantly for the athletic honor and reputation of their re spective alma maters It was be cause of the large number of stel lar performers that a real star did pot stand out as In former years Each team was fortified with one pr more players who were consid ered the best In their positions Hard to Pick Team Contrary to custom these ers performed true to their repu tations in practically and it is because of this football jssential that the task of bestow ng honors on this years piaX55 li a hard one The work oi pjry luan selected on these elevens hue been followed in every game The writer has been in a judge the players by officiating in lume of tho games and thus getting i close range view Of their work Other data have been gathered from other officials These elevens are herewith Pr2" seated after an honest and impar tial selection In the opinion of the writer the team as chosen would be strong in all departments and would be composed of players who would tight to the bitter end They have taken part in many hard fought struggles and not one ot then: has shown signs of quitting or letting up in his efforts to stem the tide of defeat or increase the Ilze of the score Captain Hockne who led tho no tra Dame eleven through such a suc cessful season is placed at right end This player possesses all the qualifications of an ideal end rush and the clever manner in which he handled forward passes was one of the reasons why his team nego tiated 13 successful forward passes out of Army LINE ENEMY OR 1HKLL IULLUDUVVS Six Teams Have Banded to Play Series of Carnes This Season for City Honors 0 facers Will Be Elected This Week Good Sport Is 1'romised vans Pretty Girls Thousands of Them Excited Admiration of Astor House Is Crowded With Gold Bedecked Generals' Colonels Etc Celebrat ing Victory of Army Over Navy Special to The ree Press NEW YORK November 2 The biggest news of today was not that the army mule kicked the navy goat all over the Polo grounds not that the president and cabinet members and senators and congressmen eased their minds ftr a day of Mexican worries and cheered and threw up their hats and had as much fun as kids out of schools while the young men ot West Point were lamming young men from Annapolis the fact that between 800000 900000 ot the prettiest girls in world the loveliest ladies that ever dabbed a fluffy powder puff on a dainty nose filled the streets and thronged hotels and made the foot ball gatherings the most attractive and brilliant celebration of the kind that New York has ever seen Maybe there weren't 800000 after all but beauty by a mesmerism all Its own multiplies Itself and at least 10000 girls that Uncle Sam can point to with pride attended the big game and cheered or con soled the rival teams It Is the honest to goodriess truth that New Yvrk has seldom enjoyed such a beauty show Where did they corre from? Why from every where You heard the soft southern drawl the slight nasal twang of the middle west the rising Inflec tion of eastern Pennsylvania Hie never to be mlstaken tones of New England There were girls from as far west as California as far south as New Orleans and as far nPrth as the Dakotas And most of them had a direct and personal interest In one side or the other for the sls teams compete On riday of Same wxe a and a good preliminary will 4 i I Lift I xi Z' WSn9MB "'nr A i ev WM (jf.