The Ithaca Journal from Ithaca, New York • Page 9

ITHACA JOURNAL-NEWS, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 5, 1921. NINE He practiced on the football field, In green prass and In clover, And now he's In wonderful shape, And the gridiron season's over. of Sport HI name was on most every Up, A famous man until The coppers treaded down his stairs And busted up his stllL Ill the Gaeta and Manager Love. The Days of Real Sport By Briggs City Basketball League to Open Season Tuesday mission price will be charged at the games. The schedule which opens tomorrow evening will close on January 25 and the secojid half will open on February 1, closing March 22.

The officials of the league include Charles P. Coffee, president; Raymond Frear, secrptary-treasurer, and the following managers who form the The annual City Basketball League trill open its season at 8 o'clock tomorrow night with a double-header on the Ithaca High School court. Games this season will be played in Tuesday and Wednesday night of each week. The 1921-1922 season has been divided into two sections, the teams meeting once around during each half and at the end of the season winners of each division will play off if there Is a tie. The league this season has been restricted to eight teams, although applications for a place in the league were received from several others.

Because of the fact that It was possible to secure the High School court only two nights a week it was found necessary by the league officials to eliminate several quni-tets. The season will open with the Odd Fellows meeting Treman, King Co. and the Y.M.C.A. stacking up against Fire Company No. 9.

On Wednesday night the Eagles -will play! the Elks and the Morse Industry will clash with the Army five. A nominal ad Cornell Grid Players Win Places on Three All-Eastern Elevens The T. Im. H. and Cross Country Squads Hold Annual Banquet; board of directors: William iiarton, Army; William Lacey.

Morsi Industries; R. J. McCracken, Eagles? W. C. Hickok.

Y.M.C.A.; Joseph Sullivan, Fire Company No. Earl Alexander. Odd Fellows; John Hines. Treman, King and William Burns, Elks. Paul Eckley, coach of the Cornell, freshman team, has again been selected as referee for the season.

The success of the league last season indicates that the games this year will prove a strong drawing card. The teams which comprise the league this year have a number of well known players and close, hard-fought games are expected to be the rule. nell, and McCullom, Penn State. Tackles Robertson, Dartmouth, and Keck, Princeton. Guards Garbisch, Army, and Brown, Harvard.

Center Wittmer, Princeton. Quarterback Killingor, Penn State. Halfbacks Aldrich, Yale, and Davies, Princeton. Fullback Kaw, Cornell. Second Team: Ends McComber, Harvard, and Sturm, Yale.

King, Navy, and Into, Yale. Guards Baer, Penn State, and Bendenk, Penn State. Center Stein, Pittsburgh. Quarterback Conroy, Navy. Halfbacks Barehet, Navy, and Owen Harvard.

Fullback Jordan, Yale. Third Team: Ends Parr, Navy, and Munns, Cornell. Tackles Mac-Mahon, Penn State, and Stein, Washington and Jefferson. Guards Gulick, Syracuse, and Baker, Princeton. Center Larsen, Navy.

Quarterback Wray, Pennsylvania. Halfbacks Wilson. Penn State, and Lightner. Penn State. Fullback French, Army.

4 Daniel. First Team: Ends Parr, Navy, and Sturm. Yale. Tackles Into, Yale, and Keck, Princeton. Guards Brown, Harvard, and Bendenk, Penn State.

Center Stein, Pittsburgh. Quarterback Killinger, Penn State. Halfbacks Aldrich, Yale, and Kaw. Needs a Friend IF CLAUS School Insignia Awarded to 24 Snow flake custom the insignia for both branches of sport was presented at this banquet by Mr. Kulp.

At the conclusion of the toast list. Alan Bovard was elected captain of football for 1922 and John Jewell was re-elected cross country captain, while Morris Nichols and Willis Cuddeback were chosen as next year's managers of football and cross country respectively. Features of the stunts were the music by Gaeta's rubber band and a mouth organ solo by Robert Condlt. The following men received a first Football Captain Tatascore, P. Burns, Rogers, Bovard, Emerson, Chapman, William McMahon, Fitzgerald, H.

Jewell, Brashear, Boles, Button. Musto, A. Burns, Miller, Dean vol For the first time since 1915 the' names of Cornell players are to be found on the many All-Eastern elevens selected by metropolitan sport writers and as yet none of them have failed to give Cornell at least one place on the first or second team. Ray McCarthy of the Tribune, Daniel of the Herald and Robinson of the American, all of whom selected teams yesterday, put Eddie Kaw, the brilliant Cornell back, on their first team. Robinson placed him at fullback while Daniel and McCarthy both gave him the right half-bark berth.

Cassidy, Cornell left end, was placed at that position by Robinson and Munns was given the right end berth on his third team. While Kaw was the only player to make Daniel's first team he gave both Munns and Captain Dodge places on his third team and among the players given honorable mention by Daniel were Cassidy, end; Pfann, quarterback; Lechler and Ramsey, backs. McCarthy In addition to putting Kaw on his first team, gave honorable mention to Cassidy, Hanson and Pfann. The selections follow: Robinson. First Teams: Ends Cassidy.

Cor When a Feller Cornell. Fullback Owen, Harvard. Second Team: Ends McCollum, Penn State, and Hufford, Penn State. Tackles McMahon, Penn State, and King, Navy. Guards Baer, Penn State, and, Garbisch, Army.

Center Wittmer, Princeton. Quarterback Lourie, Princeton. Halfbacks Davies, Princeton, and Wilson. Penn State. Fullback Gilroy, Princeton.

Third Team: Ends Munns, Cornell, and Harvard. Tackles Dodge, Cornell, and Williams. Lafayette. Guards Schwab, Lafayette and Cruikshank, Yale. Center Larsen, Navy.

Quarterback 1 1, Harvard. Halfbacks Barehet, Navy, and French, Army. Fullback Webster, Colgate. Honorable Mention. Ends Hulman, Yale; Cassidy, Cornell; Snively, Princeton; Comer- frrA Unctnn Prllpp-p- Finn Stnrrk.

Army; Kopf, Washington and Jeffer son; urocner, iiarvaru; ouusun, Princeton. Tackles West, Washington and Jefferson; Fargo, Williams; Gulick, Syracuse; Neidlinger, Dartmouth; Calloway, Columbia; Raub, Rutgers; (Julian. Brown; Bolles, Navy; Kane, By Briggs Cross country Captain J. Jewell, Gregorie, Register. Houghton, Sullivan and Manager McAllister.

Local Post of Legion Plans Basketball Team; Hold Meeting Tonight Ithaca Tost of the American Legion is planning to have a basketball team during the present season and arrangements are now being made for a schedule. All members of the local post who are interested In the formation of a post court team will hold a meeting at 7:30 o'clock tonight in the Legion roc in s. Smith Elected Captain Of Varsity Soccer P. R. B.

Smith a junior, of Flcks-burg, Orange Free State, South Africa, was elected captain of the 1 022 Varsity soccer team at a meeting held Saturday afternoon Immediately after the official picture of the 1921 squad was taken. Smith, who is one of the popular players on the cloven, will pi i.v his final season with the Cornell Varsity next fall ns he will then be a senior in the Veterinary College. He Is considered one of ttio best versed men in the fine points of the game in the entire Intercollegiate Soccer League, and has been commended by several of the coaches of opposing teams. The improvement of the playing since Coach took charge of the eleven Is evident from the fact that since 1911 Cornell teams have won 15 and lost games, and nine of the 15 victories were won during the past two seasons under the present coach. The Intercollegiate Lengue season closed Saturday, when Penn beat Yale, 5 to 0.

at Philadelphia. Football Results Penn State 21, Washington 7. W. J. It.

Detroit 2. Alabama 14, Tulane 7. Louisiana State 17, Mississippi A. W. 14.

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3 1 Mil 2690 ESS ristmas unu WELL HG A5KD ME OTIS HAP Setr-J (3.QOD BOV AMD HG GQE5 lO The annual banquet for the football squad of the Ithaca High School was held Friday evening, at the Alhambra Hotel. Because of the splendid record of this year's cross country team, the entire cross country pquad was present as the guests of the athletic association. This brought the total number of athletes present up to 52. With Edwin Miller officiating as toast-master, Manager Love and Captain Tatascore of the football team and Manager McAllister and Captain Jewell of the cross country team, told of the success of their respective seasons. Coach Bredbenner of cross eountrv and Brown of football, with Mr.

Reals, Mr. Kulp and Mr. Sykes of the faculty all spoke in praise of the squads and complimented them upon their success. Contrary to the usr.al fi The every For saw, set, odd For badly bungler; pride make TOOLS Ask BED NICELY AMD GOES RIGHT TO SAMTA Jill Today did fef You papa AND vHftT -ten fen? run He say yfe? C.rrt,l.t, K. Harvard; Tierney, Harvard; Kraus, Hobart.

Guards Carney, Navy; Healey, Holy Cross; Welch, Colgate; Baker, Princeton; Hubbard, Harvard. Centers Benz, Penn State; Lan-dis, Yale; Clark, Harvard; Gildea, Holy Cross; Shurtleff. Brown. Quarterbacks O'Hearn, Yale; Wray. Pennsylvania; Pfann, Cornell; Conroy, Navy.

Backs Wood, Army; Lightner. Penn State; Garrity, Princeton; Robertson. Dartmouth; Weinheimer, N. Y. Meyers.

Fordham; Kopplsch. Columbia; Waite, Rutgers; Bowser, Bucknell; Connor, New Hampshire; Wierman, Carnegie Tech; Brewer, Maryland; McQuade, Georgetown; Liston. Boston College; Gazella, Lafayette; Fitts, Harvard; Jordan, Yale; Mallory, Yale, Gratwick, Harvard; Aspludh, Swarthmore; White-hill, Pennsylvania; Colonna, Pittsburgh; Brunner, Lafayette, Elliott, Lafayette; Lechler, Cornell; Ramsey, Cornell; Erickson, Washington and Jefferson; Benkert, Rutgers, i McCarthy. First Team: Ends McCuflum, Penn State, and Parr, Navy. Tackles King.

Navy, and Gulick, Syracuse. Guards Brown, Harvard, and Schwab, Lafayette. Center Stein, Pittsburgh. Quarterback Killinger, Penn State. Halfbacks Aldrich, and Kaw, Cornell.

Fullback Owen, Harvard. Second Team: Ends Sturm, Yale, and Comerford, Boston College. Tackles Stein, Washington and Jefferson, and Robertson, Dartmouth. Guards Baer, Penn State, ana witt mer, Princeton. Center Larsen, Navv.

Quarterback Helleran, Pitts-burgh. Halfbacks Simendinger, Holy Cross, and Gazella, Lafayette. Fullback Connor, New Hampshire State. Honorable Mention. -Ends Cassidy, Cornell; Maeom- ber.

Harvard; Larkin, Lehigh. Tackles Neidlinger, Dartmouth Into, Yale; Keck, Princeton; Hanson, Cornell; Gulian, Brown; McMahon, Penn State; Mulligan, Army; uemei, Lafayette. Guards Bedenk, Penn State; Garbisch, Army; Carney. Navy. Quarterbacks Buell, Harvard; Lourie, Princeton; Conroy, Navy; Pfann, Cornell; O'Hearn, Yale.

Halfbacks Davies, Pittsburgh Brunner, Lafayette; Gilroy, Princeton; French, Army; Barehet and Koehler, Navy; Webster, Colgate; Kellogg, Syracuse; Erickson, Washington and Jefferson; Kopplsch, Columbia; Weinheimer. N.Y.U.; Myers, Fordham; Elliott, Lafayette; Wilson, Penn State; Miller, Pennsylvania. CORNELL GIVEN SECOND PLACE BY TIMES CRITIC "The usual preface must be duly set down before the football observer ventures into the maze of a ranking of the eastern Yearns." says the football critic of The New York Times. "It is now the custom to emphasize three points: First, that the ranking is only the personal opinion of the writer; second, that the said ranking has been wrung from a reluctant victim by the demands of an eager populace; and, third, that the results are as unbiased as good Intention could make them, "In addition to thi3 traditional trinity, however, there are other points that might be made before one delivers an opinion on the merits and demerits of the college elevens. It might be said that the personal element of judgment is not necessarily the only factor in such a ranking.

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