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A 3 THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, MONDAY, 'OCTOBER 25. 1920 Scholastic Individual Grid Scoring Smallest Football Squad Practicing on Tanbark WllWa. Manhaaaet 1 ItKIMlKLVX AND Qt EK. Levoe. Baldwin I ta'-ob.

Bald win 1 Na ha neon, l-a wrn e. 1 sttvey, f.ig Harbor I Schoolboys Emulate College Brothers in Scoring Big Upsets T- -j Bg4naky, I.a renc. I'uraona, Kft' hampt on raykowi.kl. bury, Uilkra. HwntlrigtoQ.

'ok, flunitngton 10 0 MoiaoR, Huntington 1 0 0 Name. School Dlneen. Jamaica S'-henkln. Lynn. Madlann Cantor, Krlenda Aaronowfky.

Manual Myr. ht Iworln. Rovi ttlgh Bell, Buahwirk traaanr, Manual Vahnnd. Pfuahlng McCarty, Poly Prep Biilber. Madlnon Oatley.

Kluahlng Kinebrunnr, y. Brnhard. Terh Kiechlln. B. Oreenatfn, Jamaica, Bat nea, hamptoo Lelner, Ma ha me 'J'NVIll.

Valley Hlream Lynch. 'ally Stream. I.ew'a. N. prep Iioran.

Woodm'e Well. Atnliyvtlle Daiaker. Ain1'v-le better team than It Is given credit1 for. The defeat in the ttrst game of the season at the hands of Textile gave the fans the wrong impression on the real strength of the aggregation mobilized by Coach Hyman Saul. Textile ha one of the best schoolboy teams In the city this season, as Hi ban.

Manual Aaronaon. Madlanrt Stewart. Bich. Hill Kyan, New I'trecht Wolff. Tolv Prep Manafleld.

T. Mcrjrsth. Ft. John a Anhlev, Jamaica Murphy. Bich.

Hill Rilea. Tech was aemonstrated on wher. the Manhattanites burst Thomas Jefferson's bubble, 18 to 3. I'trwhl's Aerials I'wful. As a last resort.

New Utrecht Ooodlng, New Koreat Butt enow. Southamp 1 Lhner, Minola. 1 0 'Ira ham. Valley stream 1 0 Upeti. 1 0 Benedict.

R1erhad ..1 0 Ickr. B1vrhed 1 0 Brooke. Hlverhd 1 0 Holf. St. Paula I 0 Murray.

Hi. Nk. High. 1 ft Kvana, Nk. High.

1 0 turner, 1 0 Mcliermott. 1 0 Croiaeant, 1 0 C.man. 1 0 ilenn. Hmpetef.d pratt Stony Brook. 0 0 HUey.

Rag Harbor 0 0 Newland, Pt Waah g'n 0 0 Maniacalco. Itempatad 0 0 Ooutotua. Ot. Nk. High 0 0 Applenate.

0 I Mandor. lit. Nk High. 0 1 (itngeralll. (il-n 0 1 Buliwtnkle, Weathury 0 1 Thoman.

Pt. Waah gfn 0 1 waldmar. Hamilton W. Demtng. hrianda Mann.

New I'trecht idm mm) Noblllltl. New I'trecht Cummlnga. Ht. John opened up a well-organized aerial attack in the final quarter to snatch the verdict from under the noses of their neighborhood rival. The out- break had Poly completely baffled, so perfectly did the Cireen and White i execute its overhead attack.

Mac Kinsbrunner on the throwing end of the passes was the outstanding star of the contest. Meyers, Eadeh, Ryan and Davedsa contri- uted a yeoman's shade toward muk- I fi. .7 9 0 0 42 :4 4 0 0 :4 .3 1 0 0 3 0 0 01 8 0 0 0 1 3 0 0 0 Ik 1 0 0 0 in 3 0 0 0 .2 8 0 0 If, 3 0 0 1 14 2 0 0 0 12 I 0 0 0 12 3 0 0 0 12 3 0 0 0 12 2 0 0 0 11 3 0 0 13 3 0 0 0 12 .3 0 0 0 12 3 0 0 0 ,.1100 7 ..0120 7 .0120 7 ..1100 7 .110 0 7 1 1 0 0 7 1 0 0 7 ..1100 7 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 ft 1 0 0 (i 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 6 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 (I 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 ti 1 0 0 i 0 fl 1 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 1 ooo f. 1 0 0 0 ft 1 0 0 0 ft 1 0 0 0 ft 1 0 0 0 fi ..1000 ft 1 0 ft 1 0 0 0 6 1 0 0 0 fi 1 0 0 0 ..1000 6 1 0 0 0 fi 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 ft 1 0 0 0 ..0310 .0110 4 0 4 0 0 4 0 3 0 0 3 0 3 0 0 3 ..0010 3 ..0 0 0 1 3 ..0100 1 ..0100 1 .,0100 1 ..0100 1 0 1 0 0 1 ..0100 1 .0100 1 .0100 1 ..0100 1 -Nocry. t.

jnhn i le Wlndt. Kluahlng Ijimburaky, Kraamua Caulklna. Rruimui Burna. Tech Pavedaa. I'trecht Felnateln, Rich.

Hill Fox, Richmond Hill Walker. Adlphl 1 1 Madleon Baviea. Marquand Kellett. Kraamua Bunhw1rk Jamea. Poly Prep Shea.

Manuil v. HHggerty. B. Prep Maai, Jeffraon Berkln. Slmone, Tech Roanblum.

Jefferaon College football did not monopolise upsets on Saturday. Our schoolboy accounted for a few themselves. ODrstnnding among the unlooked-for -results was the defeat of Poly Prep by New Utrecht, the drubbing handed Boys High by Erasmus and the easy victory Stony Brook School of Long iRlond registered over St. Benedict's Prep of Newark. Taking tlre'grtmd old dope as the criterion, the.

outcome of the contests specified should have been the other way around. Erasmus, on the strength of its previous mediocer preformances, had ho license to make Jttoys High bite the dust. It was a case of where the Ked and Black took on the Buff and Blue wearers from Flntbush at a time when they had reached their real lorm. Coach Bill Broos was so -much disturbed with the lack of punch displayed by his team In the previous game that he gave them an overdose of training and It proved productive tonic Erasmus on Saturday looken like the Flatbush teams of old. The combination went about its work with clock-like precision and did not miss a single advantage thrown Its way.

On the other hand, Boys High, the defending title holder, appeared as if Jt had lost heart through bowing to Thomas Jefferson previous week by the scent margin of a field Boys High Out of Iu Boys High has no excuse to offer, as Qoach Walter Muller had his ath-leteit -In fine fettle to start afresh their drive to another championship. The setback of Saturday ruins what little chance the Red and Black had of retaining the laurels gained a year ago. The victory gives Erasmus a remote chance of finishing at the top of the heap. The Buff and Blue has two. coreless ties with leading contenders for the title chalked against it.

Furthermore, the Flatbush eleven lost its debut contest of the season. Usually outrof-town games do not count, but the defeat will have to be. taken lnto consideration If the comparative records of the leading teams are so close that games won and lost must be used in making the final decision. With Vlnny Di Angells In the back-fleld functioning in his real form, Erasmus waB master of the situation Halporn. N.

I'trecht Hingenbgch. F. R. Friedman, B. O'Neill.

Flushing Flratenherg. Manual F. La Borne. K. Catskill Five Triumphs Over Long Island Pros A lat rally gave ths Catskill Fiv a 30 to 28 victory over ths Jjontf Island Tros quintet at Moose Hall, Astoria, last nlRht.

The Pros led at the end of the first half. 15 to 10, but the work of Wlttman and Roxbury turned the tide for the Catskill team In th final period. In the preliminary prame the Long Island La'sslra dfeatd the Nev York All Stars. 15. The Lassies led.

8 to 5, at half time. Kcore: Lone lalaod Proa. Catskill Five o. i a. p.

MrNulty.lf 2 2 aWlttmanf 1 I 11 Sheaf 1 ti ifBoxbury.f 3 4 Herliky.c 3 7 Hall.e 1 2 4 I.urd'maln.f 0 0 0 Bedmnnd.g 2 M. Shelnart. Madlaon Boya liallo. Bushwlrk A'keraon, Ht. John'a Mahel.

Hamilton liATKST RETURN'S KltOM ALL PARTS OP THK UNION' INDICATE THAT THE FOOTBALL SQUAD OF ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE STILL HOLDS THE DISTINCTION OF BEING THE SMALLEST IN THE COUNTRY. TOTAL MEMBERSHIP AMOUNTS TO 17. THEY ARE Kadeh. New L'trecht.

SHOWN ABOVE IN PRACTICE ON THE TANBARK AT THEI01ST CAVALRY AIOIORY ON A RAINY AFTERNOON. Ohly, Friends Manczer, Friends White, Jamaica Wagner, Jamaica O'Brien. Jamaica Bnva. New ttrecht Crlaafulll. X.

Utrecht Povev.g 3 3 0 2 3 Prospect Park Football CROTONA SOCCER shoule. Poly II 31 I II Total Total NASSAU AND KCFFOLK. HIGHLIGHTS IN SCHOLASTIC SPORTS Name. Kchool. Baker.

Stony 7 I.oeh. Wnodmere Acad. 8 Baumann. Ocanalde lKw)ing. Wearbury J.

Rugglero, Manhaaaet 4 ELEVEN BIS TO lng the victory possible. As usual, AlcCarty, James, Gonzales, Wolff and ISelson were the big numbers for Poly Prep. While New Utrecht and Erasmus furnished two of the upsets, thjy were nothing in comparison to the shock that Stony Brook School handed the followers of schoolboy gridiron combats by traveling over to Newark and humbling the crack St. Benedict's team. The Skeetcr Staters were favored to win by an overwhelming score.

We even went so far as to state that the Suffolk County boys wer going out of their class. This wa probably the Incentive for them to demonstrate that they were a greatly underrated team. Coach Charley Ruffner's lads are to be congratulated for their greut feat, particularly because the team went Into action badly crippled by Injuries to several stars. Stony Brook put up a brilliant exhibition. It was a classic to watch.

The players went about their wprk as If their very lives depended nn the outcome. St. Benedict's Prep lads were completely swept off their feet by the offensive and defensive power of the small Long Island institution. The result of the game is conclusive proof that it is bad manners to prognosticate in this season of wholesale upsets. The entire Stony Brook team played so well that it would be an injustice to pick out any one boy and say he starred.

James Madison kept in the championship race by turning back a dangerous threat in Brooklyn Prep. The victors looked the part of a real contender more than at any other time this season. Any team that takes the Crown Heights grldders over must be reckoned with. The Oolden Tornado went about its work In a businesslike fashion and never let up, realizing that the Blue and White juggernaut la dangerous until the last whistle has blown. Madison Plays Well.

Madison's plays were conducted harmoniously throughout the combat, not a single hitch interfering with their plans to rush the Jesuit rhnnlhovs Into submission. Brook YKSTFRDAY'S SCORKS. Emanon AC. (. fan.

Del mar A. K-uxom I.rt end K. Mlraga D. Kllman." Ieft K. Jiannn-n (1.

ShHpIro 1-pft guard I. Como M. HhHbn B. Ka'z K. (iowily PiKbt guard.

Itnrntg B. Kfurman Hlght C'aat-azxa Harowits HlKht end 1. Ward K. KlitiaveraHtlle QuHrt'-rha K. Como H.

t.ipNltx Left halfi-ark T. KM I. Hhaplro HlKht halfback J. f'ardl Ifartmeyer. (ilen KenainKtnn 4 By JAMES J.

MURPHY Wtlhouakl, 4 Kaufmann, ii. N. High 4 William. Htnnv Brook 1 f- Mlllevnlte. Hlckav'e 3 Brooklyn Horsemen Game Washed Out by Rain The football Rsme between tho Brooklyn Horsemen and the Phlla delphla Quakers scheduled for Com.

merclal Field yesterday was post poned on account of rain. The jramu will be plnyed at the same field next Sunday afternoon. Although tho condition of the field made It hazardous to attempt to play th tram. Coach Kd. McNely of the Brooklyn Horsemen sent his players IKroiurK a stiff workout on the muddy field.

Khare. Baldwin 3 Krb. pt. iray. raathamnton 3 S.

liioonlerg ulltrk AhrRliRfeld Score by Uuartera. Wadeworth. I Roland, Inn wood 71 Carolan. Iawrence. 8 Shade, Frenort 3 t'lark, Baldwin 8 oxford.

Iawrenre 2 Brooklyn Soccer League Teams Battle in Rain on Muddy Fields. The German Sports A team IX VICTOR FITZMAUfUCE the New I'trecht High School track team has chosen a worthy successor to Otto Itosner aH captain. At a recent meeting of the letter athletes of the team Fltzmaurlce was acclaimed the leader by a unanimous vote. Hesides his activities on the track team also captains the cross-country aggregation. Longdistance runnlnu Is Victor's ape- Knacoe.

Pt. Waahtnrt'n 3 P. LlpetE, 3 throughout. Vlnny heaved aerials K. King.

Kaathatnptnn 2 .1. I'rlcKarn. i.ynbrook Delmars ti 0 0 0 Emanon 0 0 0 8 Touchdowns 'onto. Kllanveriiatlli. Uaf-erfie M.

Yimtlff. Time of period 12 in I tit! tea. Hii'SjIltutt nVlto for Kllman, Timpano for UiviU, tilorioao for Trefalore. Aurora (0). Poa.

Victorian A C. HZ) Klein Ifl end Wllllgan (Irnfiittt-rg Ift tai kle Klagh'-rty burla itt guard lit lien Yaimver outer. Kltzalmmona M'l Bluth Kluht guard Curtain Zfiaer. Hiclit tackle Hoylan ft Hlght end Runnel lliildman (juarterbfe'k Tuner rnh-n Left ha lfha-k S'iiod Klvht halfback HuMi Hitifcti fullback Polly Shea, Oceanalde 2 with remarkable accuracy and alao nni-rit the ball for valuable gains. Vlnny received the necessary support from Lambursky, Caulklns, Banaen, Freoport Miller.

Oceanalde. stopped the fast Crotona soccer eleven at Crotona Park, 4 to 1, yes Additional Sporting News On Following Page I trodaky. 2 T. O. H.

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Ottenwalder scored for the Itavldowaky. Weatbury 3 Francis Prep, this boro, where he Is a leaditiK candidate for a place on the quintet. a AT today Chariot "Whltey" pepper was elected to the captaincy of the St. Francis Prep football eleven. His selection wuj popular with his mates.

a a CAPTAIN O'ROCRKR of the Lynbrook High School football eleven is out of commission for the season the result of a fracture! rib sustained In practice hist week. He is one of the best schoolboy tack-les on Long Island. 1 a a ANOTHKR SF-RIOCS injury ha greatly weakened the Lynbrook High School football eleven. Redden has been relegnted to the sidelines for an indefinite spell with a broken hone In his it hand, lie is a crack end JOHNNY CONDON. a resident of Qnens find a former three-letter atn-lete.

of Textile High School, has returned to the Manhattan Inji'tutton to resume his education. The return of Condon was a welcome one. II lirath. St. I'aul a.

Hports after ten minutes of play. Herahey. Stony Brook 2 CruHiuit tallied the second on a Bergnld. Illckavllle were the splendid playing of Magglo and Warshauer. With Boys High entirely eliminated from the race.

Manual Training. James Madison and Brooklyn Lynch, I.ynbrook 2 Score ny quarter. Smith. Baldwin 2 6 612 Victorian Berg, wood me rs High. Leonard, B1verhad.

I LAST WEEK Empire City Races (O.MiF.RM AND MT. VF-RNOM $3,000 FORDHAM STAKES Aurora TnU'hdnwna Itnpa, Quadc. fmi'lr1 W. hite. Southampton.

1 0 0 0 0 0 Before M--Elghmey. Mupcman l-'lhi Jiiflga HouM pass from Harder and the Sports ld at half time, 2 to 1. (Jolomb gave Crotona a' iroul in the second half with a fine shot, but Bachmann and Harder tallied the third and fourth (foals Just before, full time for the Sports. Tech, have the best opportunity to! bring home the bacon. On the rela- I tlve strength shown thus far.

Manual! Is the favorite to suc ceed where it spahr. I M'-iiilre, Xnvler. W. Rugarlero. Maohaa't 1 l.ronarl.

T'me of oerloda 2ft nilnutfa. MacMurdo. O. Nk. H.

I cialty. In a recent practice run ovr the two and a half mile crosscountry course at i-rospect Park Fltzmaurlce clipped a full minute from the record, negotiating tho distance in minutes fliit. Fitasmaiirice first attracted the nl-lntion of Coacn Hyman. mentor of the Hensonhurst track team, wo years nuo. The wonderful stamina showed by Tiffany.

FJaathampton 1 Swlec, I.ynbrook 1 Baker. Stony hubBtitufa Hi-hafer fr WHbgan, Klhr for v. Kelly for Curtain, Hmtth fur Boyliin. 11. Hart for Ruaael, Bona for Toner, Ferley for Cambell.

Eineup: AM) A OTHER OOOD Rf F.S TOMOHBO ruionii Pom. German Sparta A. (4 i Blnneweg. Malverne. Weidenhurg.

(loal Oiuuk Smith, I Watteraon. lUmpatead. 1 f'attr(jn Ktsnt imcK litr f'nrol IWl bnuk Hphn Ufin tjsEu, tlen ovf 1 Cfcnncm HlKht hulf Mnnh'h Murrav. iJt wrene. Orlnleg ().

Lapt'lua, L. S. blpman, 1 1 I. Rohan. Iawrenra 1 Poaltlon.

end tackle, lft tuaTd. t.oft guard Hia-hl ta-kl FIRST RAf AT SiaO P. M. FPKriAli RA' TRAIN leavaa liran A Central Terminal. Harlem Dlvleion, at 1:2.1 P.

M. liegular tralne to Mount Vernon at A. U.M, p. M. AH trama atop at St.

Alan via ami Jerome Ave. Subwar. Weat Karma Suh-ay to M'itt Ave. traneferrlng to Jeromo Ave Subway, thenc by trolley froi WOOUtAWS. I.R.1ND STAND, 3.S5.

Urladlog Te Ls-vfne ntr half Uh' hnianrt Gold Left half Hionncr Hftum Out nide right Inside right IjH-tit fiolnmh ntr Hh rdr Stuvveannt t7) ltoee, I Klahnff. II I'ftnnamnn, I'lotkin. Kh tumbler, Mora, B'lt'eninan. fioUlPf-ln. Plznnin.

B. fook, Huntington 1 Itameaden, Baldwin. 1 McComb, Valley Htre'm poolittl. 1 Nk 1 i.lackaon. Stony Brook.

I end. Kltxiiiuurlrc. Slonlinnky Innide If ft Hollar uuajt back, klcaamaii, Wolff. Heinpatead played forward on the basketball quintet, captained and held down third unse on the baseball nine and was also a member of the track team. There is talk of him trying for a place on the football eleven, a a PROMINLNT anions the athletes I.

Right halfback. Kalk. Kullback Lfoldtr. liergtr Outni f( Out InUnion! b. tli ten v.

hhIit, Murder. ItH'-hmann. Ktftr KUher. blnt-mifn Aihtx. IjiuhteniiPin.

Tlttn; of Fltzmaurlce immediately convinced Coach Hyman that Vie was cut out S' het-inian, for a mller. The hoy's success may be meaaurrd by the fact tfiat he set lyn Prep fought hard over the entire route, but was unable, to accomplish much with a team that simply Defused to make mistakes. The entire Quentin rd. team played gilt-edge football and there were no real glittering stars. Powd, Conte, HugRerty, Klechlin and Frank did the most for Brooklyn Larson's Brooklyn Tech warriors continue to maintain a clean slate ut the expense of the crlppld Alexander Hamilton.

With Its full strength on hand the Scarlet and Gray would have been unable to cope with the Blue and White, so well did the team perform. It was plainly evident from the outset that Ttch was the better team of the two. It was only the game fight staged by Coach Maier's lads that prevented them from going down under a much larger score. Sorka. Styles.

Henderson and Meissner were the arcs for Tech, while MacMInn, Mahel and Becker looked best for Hamilton. Still feeling the effects of the eruelllna aame with Boys High a hlvei 4f iiunuifp. Nomads Irop Conlit. The Hports team took the measure ot the Nomads, 4 to yes Score by W'artera. SHivveaant 1 0 OrlIea 0 0 6 Tu''hibwna Roaenman.

Falk. fin lr frnm lou' hJona Hoaennisn. Refer-' Olaon. Mmnmen-Kfltx and Ifwle. Time In Ufa.

Huhatltuta Wenb'r. M'dle. Hclioenf Id. I.usrnburg, zr, for Ktuyvenant Theadt-pend, Fink Katx, Alla, lor Orlnla. terday at Suydam Oval.

The Hirsh- iniiea msv season, i oacn van iiogan has mustered plenty of strength in the front wave and his backtleld Is beginning to look like a real, well-balanced ball-carrying department. Several of the Incapacitated athletes returned to the fold and they, made the- Park Slopers look better thap at any time this season on Saturday in turning back St. John's. Hngaii Drrrlnps Trio. Coach Hogon has developed three very promising backfleld players In Aronmvski, Kibak mid Strassner.

They help make up for the loss of Dliiguld, Sheerln and Sheridan, who graduated, and Trachy, who is out for the season A 1th Injuries. They showed up well against St. John' and should Improve as they go along. Al Socolow directed the team nlro. ly from quarterback.

Capt. Kirsten-berg and Mallin got In very effective work on the line. Robert and Crowley looked best for St John's. (Setting back to upts. It must be said that the great uphill tight singed by New Utrecht to nose out Poly Prep must be admired.

The Benson-Iiuist-leven was not conceded much tif a chance to win after the great light Poly Prep put up against Law. rencevllle the previous upeV. The stia.li of that contest told on Coach Herbert Bohnet's charges, for they uere nil fagged out toward the tall-ond of the game. New I'trechtxtook advantage of Ibis Mate of uffulrs 10 get In Its decisive lick. The fJreen and White has a much JHN DAVID he Smarted Au rk Omhions OfVhtiDaif Slnd it field brothers had a field nay and scored all the goals for the Sports.

A. Hirshfield tallied after live min-uies of play. Campbell. Nomsds; H. Hlrnhfleld, Sports; Bonanzas.

Nomads; A. Htrshlleld. Sports, and W. Hirwhtlcld. Sports, scored in that order.

Lineup: terman Sport (ft pon, (2t STEIN-SIOCM SMART CtOTHtJ UlKl UKNISMINCt AXO HATS poe. Trojan A. I. eft end H. London I ft tackle S.

i hlrgln guard W. shrirk B. Hoaenbloom Itiaht guard S. Jonaa Bight hloan Bluht end Holhina.i yuitrterback Siraaanr halfback, 8. Pearlatoin halfha Htakind Orioles (ft.

r. sirr I. Coin J. B. BlbHk I.

Sta. hel .1, Tol.ln B. Ponterang T. BlbaU B. Ii'dKlti II 1.4 in.

llrlin BonllJ.i Mt week ago. Thomas Jefferson was nf Colby Prep is Harold Wetnfebl. formerly of New I'trecht. VVeinfeld was a member of the latter Institution's championship track team for two years. Ho also served as manager of the baseball.

He rendered the Green and White valuable service as a cheer leader. Weinfeld expects to try for a place on the Colby Prep basketball quintet this season, a WUKN IT WAS I.KARN'KD that Dan Leavy. barktield ace of the James Madison Hiuh School foot bail elc en, was lost for the seanon, th students became a gloomy bt. Ieuw received torn ligaments in one of his shoulders during a repent practice session. It was at first thought that he would be tck in a few dajs, but the injury Is nure scriom than at first believed.

With Noah Freilicber. anoiber backtleld star out with hurts, the Golden Tornado's bail -carrying uepart ment has been Kreatly weakened. Lesy will be unable to compete with the track team for some time to come. He is needed fur the furlonc dnh. He the former Junior title holder for the distance.

niirht hs. ii, huh ft bark K. ftiiilr FtlRtit lialf H. itttnd riitfr half ft half Mnwmitri A. Apt.

eho R. ielier. S-ore wuartera. hopeless before the much heavier Trolanm IJ 0 0 11 0 Uutaido r'irht nnnon Horner A. hntdrr h.

Ik Sttilngr Hlmhn-M. HtrMhfiobl II, Utiohn-ld Sm id Mullr Textile eleven. The advantage in avoirdupois told on the Orange and risht NdbtT Pfnter Blue moleskin from the very start. lnidd left 'nntphrll mt aid I ft Hon nx llir-hnld CM. II HrKirt-M.

Coach Carmodys boys never ceased trying, hut the odds against which UnnU A Mlrhnpd. ratnpnil. Tip' fT -8telnhurf r. I.lnv'pnie'n llruin and hhunz. rime ut niA nunuif.

they were laboring made it a vain task. The stellar lights for Jefferson tuned up In Schenkln. Goodson, Hes-sel, Off t-lnk and Posnack. a record for the event at the Princeton outdoor meet last spring. At the Penn relay carnival Fitzmaurlce ra the second leg for he New I'trecht medley relay tenm that won the national championship.

a a FRANK KKIJ.AHKR. all-scholastic guard of last season, has bf-en elected captain of the St. Francis Prep hasketball quintet for the approaching t-arnpulgn. Frank was recently chosen president of the General Organization of the school. KeJIaher will lead his team Into action aK'ilnst St.

Jami'H' Academy on Ffidav, Nov. 1 H. a Mlil. popular all-around nth let has been honored with the captaincy of the Flushlnc High School soccer eleven. Fled'-II.

serving his second successive season as a vegular. was the unanimous choice of his tammats. fjerlell may tlnd himself tlie leader of rbamplonship acfrrecatlon. the Red Devils are moving at a fast, clip. Coach Waring has his charges fine fettle and they look bettor In each start, lu thing Runs Hockey.

PRINCIPAL JAM KS has definitely wiped hockey from th sprt curriculum of Flushing High School. Is the second major sport to suffer such a fate. The school bad previously dropped basketball. In pulling the ban on hockey Principal James gave this explanation: "In order to practice the team would have to travel to rink In Manhattan, the loss of time tbereM affectlnx the scholastic standing, the JACK HAYPKN. former basketball luminary of Xavter High School Manhattan, has transferred pi SI Urbdf Toui-hdowna- H.

Rothman B. Imlgln. Referee Karbr. Vinidr Krai k. I.

in -ni4n t'rtaman and Idainond Time of p.rlr.da lo mlnutea. Fubstltute Targum for Setter. An Pw Tm Pi tn Jackowttz Left end Ttuakln J.ihloneky teft tackle Klnkti t.ft gUArd t'eiltach Mpekv i entr tfafl MnaHwnitx giiard (loidatetu dni'V'iini Bight tackle Ketn S-hntTton Right nd 8- hlltriner Klinnian Quafrback Aaron Mera Croce Bight halfback (letter Friedman l-'ulliia'k Itorowiti Score by Quartrra. Mltntbin Bo iters Triumph. Th Visitation team defeated the Flatbush hooters.

3 to 2, at the farads Grounds, after a hard-fought gam yeaterday. The Blue and White kickers led at half time 8 to 1. During the second half Flathush was the BOYS HIGH RILED aRgressur and scored the only goal Apex ft 0 0 1 0 0 0 00 of that period. Lineup: Kttb'lrl ii I Rafar 10 niinuiea. Ta PI Toue hdoene-- Klein man, Speck.

Time of periode- Strma Iota tOV Poa. Vtaltattnn Jr.hnfn BmtutI OVER THE LOSS MmJ of MHfl.n Hebrnna III' Ianleie Benneh Ie. Brk Meg.d Night lei-ft ba Right half i ntr half Ieft bait iiitri right Inal'fA right inatfl ft uutalda lft riHrin Hum A. nn Mlm Hnrt M. Millar rlny M' -Mantm GINSHFRG.

dimtnuthe half-buck of the Alexander Hamilton gr bl Iron forees. has recovered from an Injury sustained In the Poly Prep name several weeks bro. Red Is one In also an aggressive lad and bis Isa Iso sn aggressive lad and his services ore greatly needed. a Rl MAMMAROCH. one of the tnainstnyg of the Alexander Hamilton basketball quintet at year.

inucb-hnproved athlete this season. He louks as if he miffht develop Into the best guard In the city. While he Js a meat defensive player. Mammuroch Is also a rruck when comes to racing the brill. own render I ft en 1 Mill I-f tarkl.

I.efi guard enter Meddoaa ICrtit guard l-traep Right Tullv Bight end Fr'edman Wua rtrhck Cdira halfhai Br.nnn HdPcntmrg M'Mefton ir't hum Rnntrg. a Idmait Morae eiaftman McMillan. Unit, ('ala J. r-tgeron Ma nmworth Wolf. Urahair.

Itfre Kai-p Right halfback, nixlinak I.lnrnn llartnian and Jon. Time ot halra i minutei. Wins National Cup Gsmc. Th Gallcta soccer eleven defeated erner Kul'ba. Tnlima Score by tjuarter.

Sig-ria lot 0 0 0 A ft Hhrona 0- 1 Tfni'-hdowna -Pngerwnn, I'm plrc Hoc houi-er. fudge Kieh kin. trite nf porli'd mlnutea. fuba'ltule Ha; neg for l.uraen. the college spirit hut by the tempting scholarships? It Is entirely up to the colleges to decide whether their colors will be represented by athletes of unadulterated loyalty or whether their athletic presUge will he upheld by schoolboy prowess performing like trained dogs tempted on by irresistible offerings, "It Is the writer's humble belief thst colleges should be represented by athletes who have only pure college spirit free from monetary motives.

If a university toops so low to usurp high school ranks for student, who have not even finished their courses, then we may wonder what kind of athletes those colleges rcallv have." Margolles, the other New rtrecht athletn referred to, transferred to Mean Academy this term. He acquainted hi" mate with his plans last spring, but they evidently fell through temporarily, for he returned to I'trecht when the Benson-hurst Institution opened In Heptem-her. He was only back a week when lie withdrew and carried out his original Intention of entering Tcan. Renaissance Five Trims Long Island. Basketeers, 31 to 16 (he Ht.

Mary's team at llatvihorne I Id yesterday In a Niithmal Cop gime. 2 to n. ega and rrrgusnn P. Ixf end. ncored for Gallcia during the geconi period.

lineup: (in Ten ken Ilorlln Philip ..1. B-th'll 1 liall'la il Pa. St. Mary'a Dress Very Well For Very Little fJew Yorker" Autumn Top Coat $35 ((Here, Value Is Not A Phrase Of The Day. It's A Principle Of The Business.

Here, Value Means Giving More For The Purchase Price Than That Price Brings Anywhere Else For Etjual Woolens, Tailor-work. And Style. If Is Your Price Limit For A Top Find That The "New Yorker" Goes The Limit In Intrinsic Value. ((fdhrus iooTi Turf Wool, ewest Autumn Patterns And ModcU. Or Van Culorrd Weaves.

The Same Close Attention To Trim Fit And JnduiJiid! Becomingness As Though Ton PdiJ $75, Instead Of CxdiiM iv. SCm 1 1 V1 Cxfvn.u iv: COM A II I Comet 0t Menailig ftpm1. aUmaii I Tp er Pliitli l.lpHbltr Hur-ln M'apt I ridtnan Frryth final l-eft l'k! I jef ium i eotr H'gbl guar,) Iiirbi Itlght end Mr Samara i. H-ihlil W.tn.r ty pliitv nf nntlun ftllhotigh tisrn-fuls lri sit th way. In th rfiiimlfr Tunev ftoss knnrkt'd Itllly hi the Ural In nn-iiMit UHlle iMlInn mid Zinli lioxftl rounds to draw.

Wtnty Onwson Ko'd Al lt ft I mi nut a and seronds of ftchtltip. In ih -ruJ round if thlr bmit. ftstrfin hs rle-lalmi frr Khl IIjiv In a furd 4-rotitnl gn. Suddy KiMK-frN df fHtrt Johnny Uodk In a round bout. J4 kmm Iteiriguf M.

harlaiui. i in it Left hwltt.Ni'k mbt t)4lfba. Hi.iith Ittght ba-k iwvln l.ft bark Krn-y Ittaht half t.llltiHn i 'mr half porli lef half- ft1f itiittd Miitiiaan right kan i entr ttftrliri Int-irl 1rt M- italt fT Han it rgiiAr Ftfr iii'IJy Mf vera 'g rguon Fullback Margoltea Score b) Quarter. 0 tirr 'maul Ittfere Nugent Tim of prlo.1i la a pIfMim MrVUnui Sn4 I Mm' Time of halva minutr. Yonltrra ThlMltv Win.

he Vonkers Thistle team d-'fatd the KlrM Germans In un extra pi- riid game yesterday, 6 to 2- At th Houlihan Gets Award In Bout With Curley Kinnkio Houlihan. lt! pounds. i.f th Anll-Alrrrsft ss swnrrt'l th dclMon or Prnnk "urly 'n 111 10-round final l.out nt th 9'h Rt. Ssturrtiiy night. Curly struck th- vlrtor low In III li.iirih r.nin.l, lull H.ni1lh;in light on In th first two fliihis th rf.no hs.1 tu lmrvn.

MIII Jm-ssnn. 137 pouinl, won on a tt.hnlr.il knorkout In th third roun4 o.t Ilf.lil.y Mattl. Jrry Mi-tiurn nn In Ih iii way over John Iloth sfhrtull six-ronii'l i ji In th nililrtl rlithi i'Isss Kk'. Tom-mv of th htuu-s Msrlnrs oulMiinlil Pllly Tousk in right roun.ls. Khl outtiolnl'il Itol.liy llohhlau of Ih M.llr.il ltulmrnl In th lsht-round bcinl-Ontil: Garafola Beati Ulman In 14th Regt.

Feature Willie Carsfola. Z. lftd Frd Imun, 41. In Ih fntnr rotin.l iMiut nt tin- llih Armory Hiiiur-lu night. Th ciintKt was faiur-d end of ft'i riG ut of play the tvr was tied st two all.

lookers scorrd thrtce before ih- extra period ended. THI ('loss on ths hret of ihs uproar mad (ry Nw I'trsrht Hlirh Wfhool ronchs ovr a rcrlaln i'Ollre pros-! ttiljt In lh cane of Otto Rosnrr. irack hulf-niller. comes one from Hoys' High relative to Auxin Moore, tiremler schoolboy mller of the Met-rtipolllan dlstrli-t. The colored star entered Rt.

Monaventure ColleRe term before completing his course at the Murcy ave. Institution nd the faculty Is all het up uier the affair. The officials are so iinnoyed by the snatching of from the scholastic, ranks that they lake the alumni and the upstate Institution to task In the weekly papei of Ilia kfhoot. The article touching ntt the cnse, hearlijic the caption. 'He C'ollegea Htooped Wo Low?" follf-s: When a group of mn snnti up hlKh school athletes whose studies are not even finished; whn unlvcrsl-ties allow these unofficial senta to Igre schoolboy prowess to their own Particular Institution; and when Mholmitln athletics Is looked upon a field of collegiate exploitation IPKteai) of development of III til rchnnl sportsmanship.

It Is far teller to have no athletics at all. Moore, the captain of the IVya. HlKh trsik team has been mitched from the folds of the Keel and Black to create fume for the offerer of his scholarship, roaches Knblnsnn and Klnoy have developed have tolled not In vain to the Ked and Hlack In the fore- scholastlo athletic. hen the fruit of their labor bloomed It whs. unhesitatingly snatched bv unscrupulous alumni who Inglorlouelv seek Klory for their own Alma Muter.

Hoys llltrh Is not the only field of operation for that same type of aliltnnl. New I'trecht suffers the loe of Ahe Margolles and tlttn Ron. tier, captains of the football ant) Ii nek team reepectlve y. As In Moore's caee, both these athletes linve not tlninhed their courses. "How can the students and sup-Vortera of the concerned universities take pride In the accnuipllsh-merrta- of these hired schoolboys, whoa effort are not spurred on by Prospect Park Soccer Th nenatssaw Big r'lve.

colored rhaimpinns, easily defeated th- l.onK Island City Athlettn quintet yesterday at the Astoria not no. 31 to 1. Th Athletics had difficulty in penetrating the defense of the Five-and cscd only two field goals. In the preliminary sanies the I ir Island Ij.su leu and the Gibraltar Clrls plsyed an 11-11 tl. At the end of the first half tho Gibraltar Girls led A rallv enablrd the I.fsles to deadlock tho verdict.

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