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STIRRING GRIDIRON BATTLE SURE WHEN PENN WARRIORS MEET GETTYSBURG TODA
JUMPER CRANE lF
BE VALUABLE MAN
FOR PENN'S SQUAD
CINCINNATI REDS
CLASH WITH PHILS
IN DOUBLE BILL
LOOKS LIK&1T MIGHT
op. XKRE.SU.ER WITH
OtfE. Ot THOSE PORTABLE'
VEST FOCKEF
MATS II!
First Game Begins This
Afternoon at 1 :30 o'Clock.
Tuesday's Contest Has
Been Called Off by
Management.
Owing to I ho demand for double
headers the riillly management I1113 ar
ranged wiili Manager Hemic, of the
Clnclnnuli Beds, to stage n double en
gagement this afternoon lit the Phila
delphia bull park. The first game will
b called at 1.30 o'clock.
There was no postponed same with
the Reds, hut the ..ontost which Is on
the books Tor Tuosdny was moved up.
This 111 give the locals a much-needed
rest and an off-daj Tuesday It "ill.
however, leave the rabid tan without
t, place to while away Ills leisure after
noon homa.
clt rfca
the vjuui5(-' vTv-J )-Jjl.vaousik.
NJHATVS THE. IDEA OF THOSE
SIEW PILLOW THINGS 0
SAFETV FlRSrf
Now that the Ui.ints are really out nf
the race, the only thing f '"'"f1 '
fore the series begins Is the test be
tween ihr Athletics and the Na"J
League leaders for the honor of outdis
tancing their respective second opponent.
Todav the Braves have a one-game a it
van age in this respect, as the White
B le, hants are only leading the Hed .-ox
tv six and a half game,, but tlio per
centage of the Mack men Is Just 5a points
liigYie? than that of th" Uraves. a act
which should not be overlooked hen
the two cluhs are compared for tne
world's series.
While there hai been much talk nbout
the secrecy of the draft this season
.trfu.iii niii'prmiiK mi. iiiv.
MACKS TO PLAY
LAST GAME WITH
CHICAGO TODAY
Athletics Now Have Clear
Field to Goal Series De
tails Will Be Arranged
in This City Wednesday.
nothing
CHICAGO. III., Sept. SS.-AU doubt aa
' the ability of the Athletics to come
VI t fi fl.ft .r,M. iIc'Imi fhla
vitir,mii Commission gave out tne smie- , - ' -
national count"-. .'"" ' ........... ,i. J-nti , i.ur w-i, .tlonoll.rt ,, !,.. .1,- T-,) a
mnt that it wouiu not puu.iou .. ""- -.-,.... ,t ,. mc ...... -
list. However.
i.v. .....(7 .... .. 1... .HA
was given out until ycsieruuj. "'";" I through
ihr. commission wem on
to sav that mere was r .to....... .--
on the Individual clubs, who were at
llbeitv to give out this information if
they chose.
Brookhn Is 'till winning They com
pleted the!, tenth successive v etorv yes
terday win n they crushed the 1'irate.
It now appears that Manager McOrnw
vi'l nut his foot down on the P'""''
erle between the Giants and the Htgn-lanoers-.
which was to have been staged
at the Polo Grounds immediately follow
ing the close of the major league season
In the event that neither won a pennant.
McGraw now- is reported to have saltf
that he will not let his men play tie
cause thev did not win the pennant.
Jut how he would have arranged that
erics if thev had won Is dltlleult to see.
Lebanon Practices Today
...-..., . t tm int "(1 Members nf
.i,.l vii team hell their rtrst practice-
.fi.p tiw Indian same Th'ir.u
the
tteo
the
t .Impel tv Coach Ouyer. 10 candidates r
.penned f- niacin... an I the w.;rk w-.i.i.j
n belter than it anv unw "". p
So ram" l scheduled tool hut i
in- icnr.i r. -'. the cnrliste Imljin
i n.l th '-illowins week pin'" its
tht. Keai n.
Put next ween
Reserv s.
first hie
. .. .... . .- ..i.i. onnun nno xinrnrtin
jnrno cu me " " ... .."'" . ..
v. .on--, and .-Iverj urn ntmc imr" '' .'."
rsis ge.m. "H n "pe M -ir "111 arrv
rotti i I."n' psr.fr
weie smothered by the Browns and ISob
ert Shaw key was gaining a victory here
f : 'lis champion comrades. This after
noon the Majks will show at Comlskey
Fark for the last time until next sea
sup. Despite the cold wave, a huge
crowd is evpected out today to bid the
Macks farewell.
onnio Mack has not been Imldins his '
pla.vcrs back, according to one of the
t am who Is In close touch with the man
i nment. He has been striving to win '
ovtry game possible, not only because i
they feared the, lied Sox a trifle, but be
! cause thev wanted to clinch the Hag at '
' an early date and tlun do their resting .
for the series
Judging from the waj the two clubs
are going in their respective league.-'.
th Athletics and Riaves will oilUiall.v
win the pennant nt just about the same
tlnv : hence ndther will have the ad
vantage over the other In the matter of
jetting In ehape for the games.
Ban Johni-on has neiv. d with Garry
rierimami. and th- series will nnt bgln
until October . Johnson wanted It to
start a day mrllei
TIIMEM SPORT SKK'I'CrilSS AS THEY APPEALED 'J'O TftE CARTOONIST
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If 1 r-ni --'Xx f-cArCTYiXBEAT TMQf
1 1 . . -JL TS5sSSS?O5K!X-C0 THAT? H&Y '.'.'. TH1N& ,
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Holder of World's InterscKo
lastic Record Will Be
Most Welcome Since
Crack High Jumpers Are
Scarce.
Albert Crane, of Tacoma, holder of
the world's Intcrscholastlc high junip
record, has reported to Track Coach
Ortoti nt the University of I'ennsylva
nla. Crane Is a high Jumper of note,
having broken the Intcrscholastlc record
at Tacoma last year under the ausplcei
of the Amateur Athletic Union. n
jumped C feet 2 Inches.
Crane has figured In several high
Jumping contests along the Paeino
coait, At Chicago last year he won
first place In the Interscholastlc high
jump. Me promises to break some of
the collegiate records In this event,
Crane played end on the Tacoma High,
School football team, but does not In
tend to play this year.
Crane's style of high Jumping Is what
Is termed "straight over," which con
sists of a running high Jump and dlv.
"Ted" Meredith, world's holder of ths
qunitcr-mllc record, returned to Penn
yesterday morning. Meredith Is In the
pink of condition.
Lnwrence B. Huston, captain of Penn'i
cross-country team, has Issued a call for
candidates to report next Tuesday. This
older Includes varsity men ns well as
freshmen. Donald I.lpplncott, captain
of the track team, ha3 also Issued a
call.
'
GRIDIRON NEWS GLEANED FROM COLLEGES
Gridiron
Pennsylvania and Gettysburg
Fire-
Field
First
Franklin
to Furnish
works at
This Afternoon
Big Local Test.
in
the I
Lebanon Academy Iveport
AN.N'V ll-'J: I "a Sep' Lit The varsi'v ""
of LctM'vin V.illfv n.iemv starto.l lt first
renl M jutor.'nv w hn a- -lmm.no .k m 13
on 'ho iu!'-ir fill. Twont-nv unlllue;.
have r'P- '1 for f-o tram
YACHTSMEN TO BE
GUESTS OF SALEM
ROD AND GUN CLUB
V
Many Skippers of the Dela
ware River Section Are to
Enjoy Anniversary Celebration.
.iVt wdnpdnv un Xatlntial '""ommis
iot will met in Philadelphia tu arrange
a'l of th details (' :h j.Ties. It has
ili-ad.v hoi n .inti.uinc.d that the sain of
ticVclt fn- tl . -,inf in Philadelphia
vi. I I, 1. ft in John Shib. 'a hands while
a "epient.itiv, nf thf cijmmis.ilun w i 11
act ns tl l-.-t -. ll.-i fnrr.il In Bait. in
KENSINGTON SHOW
AT FRANKFORD TO
BE RECORD MAKER
Entry List Is Heaviest in His
tory of Club, Which To-
rlav Standi lie Fi'flk An "n this point largelv becauke of th
aaj stages its nnn An- jns f dUM flo?n flvp r0lInra lo u
nual Event.
"On to Salem' U the slogan today of
the yachtsmen of the different clb uf
filUted with the Delaware River Yacht
Racing Association. More than 70 boats,
rinsing in bise from tne little open boat
to tne i-foot cruiser, will run down th
Ii.l.iwaie Uiver at iliffment inteivals of
tin- dai Th,- tleet of the Trenton Yacht
Club is already on ity way, while the 15
craft niakhirf up the flept of the Camden j "
. . , . ., fclW MllWlHi:
The fifth aniiUHl ail-biecd Jog show of
the Kenslnpt'in Konnel Club at the Seven
i Stan Hotel. Frnnkf'jrd, toda.v. brought
one of the hmnet t-ntrle in the hintory
of the dull
The rihcials lo pais out the award at
thw ehUitimi are a follows: Harr.v
Ruehton, Jviis!ih, French and miniature
buUdoss. Fred Smith. Cedarhum. U I.,
an terriers, inciiioiiio Airedales, exceut
By EDWARD K. BUSHWELL
The Cnlveislty of Ptnnvlvania football
tenm will get Its first test of real grid
iron battle this afteinonp when the lied
and Ulue lines up against Gettysburg
In the Initial game of the season. It
required a conlerence nf roaches last
night to decide dt finitely on the (,'uuker
line-up. and h-fure they announced who
would stait the came they carefully an
alyzed the work of all the players. After
posting the names f the eleven staiterj
the coaih.es gave all the others the ti
1'iuiiiglng assurance that practh-allv
Very man on the vart-.ty squad would
have a chance to demonstrate his abllit
What the men do In today's game won't
d-H'Ide their fate definitely, but It will
g'i a long way in deciding the line-up
for the next struggle.
IVnnsjilvanla's management expects to
h,ive h linntirr first-day crowd The) sav
that In spile of the war and the dt-slr'
of most Americans to be economical this
full there hag been an unusual demand
for scats The authotltles were worried
e rals-
ten dot-
lars for both undergraduates and nlumnl
But up till yeHtcrdav the sale of H'-anon
tickets and membeishlp wak for Imth
students and ulumnl hod e.veed.'d any
corresponding sale in pn-vious .ver.
Therefore. the- reasoned, thete Is a big
interest on the pait of the public to see
what the eleven will do thw var.
The greatest Interest In the wui k of
the selection committee of cnneheii wa
to learn the i umposltinn of th. Kick
Held fr the Initial game. It will lonalst
of Irwin t fuarterbai'k. HiiehfH and
Jones at h.ilfhiu k Hnd Mnllltt at fullback
RULE CHANGES NOTED
There are seveinl Important chanse.
ii, the football rules for 1911 which
siectatoih should bear in mind ns
they watch today's game on Frank
lin Field.
I. Coaches must take scats on th'1
pl.i.vei'' hunches. They are no longer
pumittcd to walk up ami down th
side lines.
L'. The kick-out from the Sn-yard
lino following the making of a safetv
or a touchback iihp been abolished
After mii.Ii plua the ball must be
put In scilmmngo on the "0-y.ud line.
3. A fourth olllcinl. the Held Judge,
has been add'd. His appointment,
how over, is optional and he will prob
ably be uved only In the bli; Karnes,
lie acts n. an -isslstant to the ref
eree and linesman.
I A player, finding that he cannot
make a forwnid pass successfully is
no longei point it ted to tlnow the hall
on the ground and claim an "uncom
pleted" forward mkj. This In penal
ized by n loss of in yards.
5 Team ale not allowed to en
cioach on the neutral ttrrlluiy in
making shift plays.
ti. A free kick which lilts the coal
posts mid bounds buck Into the Held
becomes a touchlmck.
T. Hiding n play I on the side
lines, under the pretext of fixing h
shoe, where he may be In position
to take a long pass lo the side and
have a clear field lor n touchdown.
,' fo-in of deception frequently tile!
but rarely successful has bet n
i lasted e "unspoi tmnanlike inn
duet." The other changes in Hie rules air
comparatively unlmpoitant and re
fei for the most p.nt to th- for
waid pais.
A Number of College Fool
ball Squads Are Primed
for Action Today Prince
ton Meets Rutgers; Har
vard vs. Bates.
PERSONAL TOUCHES IN SPORT
Sf
Al f-haipe's system hiu wnrktfl ininy chanson
for the lxrtKr, and fornell will lake the fielil
wltl. an (.Hti.lilUiu.l system of attack anil i'.c- I
ftiio. ami It t more than likely th-il Iho
ilof"nt or Inst car t. Ill ho wiped out. i
U"ound3 that WceJ nml at Union open nuy
be healed ut Sew Hjim when Ynle will rot I
out on the gildirun to face the warriors of '
the '"nlverslty of Maine. I.iat ce.ison Maine
pi ivcJ Yule to a standstill and held it to n
stoicl.'ns tie.
For the most part the other kuiics will oe
in. rely trjutila for the larser cl-vciu. Har
vard wltn nine veterans, bids fair to run riot
over th Hatej team, while I'lmiajlv.uila
nhoul.l litivo little trouble with )ut4l.uii;. i
I'-rlinouth, too, anticipates Unit Iruuble imui i
M.i;.-ulin.ttm AKrkuItural I'ullcsc.
".c Vork t'nlirilij will taio dt. riicphou's I
nt nl.lii Meld with inure than an oen thantc
.i -.i-iit i le nHi-on with a vioti.ry, while Kurd- I
hm will in.nl to Waahlnslou, I hero to
1,1 ipi'l, Willi Ucorscionn.
lll .'tail i," football camea this iifternoon.
Mth.uBli t Ji - aeaian wa opencl ofnt'lKllv
lam um when tne Carlisle lnHani met ant
d.'fe. led .Vlbriuht. the slrilEKlo leidny will
h- wal hed ttph kecne.it liuereet bv the en
thusiasts throughout the eouniry Prai tlcully
v,r oim ol the larger cnlleneH win lie repre
tn'.d In the cumes. The winner men tin
proniUt'il ilear klea and brlk wlndi, mid
uii'icr lair candltl'jiis a Kneel lino muy be had
on itrnl uf the enm.
Harvard, l'rlnteton. Yale, l'cmu) Ivunla. Cor.
rn.ll. leirtini'jfh, Hron. farllslo. tMutue and
folitaiu will Hid thtlr tlt-vtiin into anion.
I'h't'f HitcuM, 'iTllH). . ontn. In the tr.nH-
ine of 1'iiii. .tun uiid KuIilis al osuonui lltli.
lit nimbtin.' th nuht nf lunt
in--n4frfhinjdl fl.-L.. f J I - -. I.
Slotorboat club were ordeied to be under i ' " 1 . . '. " , "
nwu, Miii'iii, ,-., ., , i'oimc. i iiiiries
Irwin was honored with the 'luurterimi'k Ui t"i- HmmU'iii
ioi !,.., ,,r his experitiite and his V ;', T.VIi priJae'i'ini
wa at J o'tlock thil nflwrnoon. The
fleets from the vYisjdnominz, the Key
stone and t'le Columbia Cub got awMV
thih ni"rniiiB- Svera! boats will leave
the Xorristown Motorboat Club and the
Fl-.t Itoth Mnieihoat i.'lub, on the upper
Bchu.vlkiil Itiv.-, thin afternoon.
"omtpodoie Wuddinjton iH meet th
differ nt tlub fleets us they arrive tiff th'
wharf f the Sile-m tod. 'lull and Yacht
Club. It Is "anniVtti'satv da. ' and all
klnde uf spurts will be on the dav's pri'
gram . diener will be followed by a
ii.ukr The return wdll be made to
mriuw "'oiiitiiod.ii' ', Hedge. f the Keystrint
Ya hi ""m Tdi'opy, has Juut returned
from i ii'p .n his cruiser, the MartfUt
rltr II. tt I. eon. Md.
sonetaiv vx'iillam I Jaelfsen. of tho
N.nr -.low i Mutorboat Club, reports that
II .ntii..-' Niii' been recWved by ihe lie.
gaiu t.'oiniiiiitt for th jtpeedbevit laces
on batuid.iv Ui tuber .1
Knuies for the ch unpionship sped
ra, es of lie llare River Yatht Rai
In t-.piinii Stturlav. October Ji are
coming in ,ind indiiiitiuns point In idu,
and .x.itin.' finunerf
MEREDITH IN MATCH RAGE
Will Meet Honjer Baker in Sjiwial
Half Mile Today
Ex YORK Set ss The "3"i annual !
autumn tiack and lie id ;auua and ladies' I
dav nf lb- 'vv Votk Athletic Club will I
b' held ai Tiavers Island this afternoon '
In a iiicdjuie the game will he Anal
try-out foi the mentor metropolitan cham
pionships at Celtic 'jr! on next Katur
dax ,
t)f cspeclil interest to all athletic
enthusiasts will be tho spetial match rate
at 60 yards between Homer Baker, half
mile, champion uf Kn ;'airJ and the
I mted State, and Ted Meredith This
race will be started immediate!, after
tbe sprints.
i
I
Bvera, Frankloid, polnteni. Better and
beanies loctor Hartman, Philadelphia,
I lit. IJern.irds, "ireit Danes and UuM-in
w-olfhuunds Mis X' Mavl.eod, Phila.
delphin. white toy poodlen. malteje ter-
ileis, Yorkshire tetrlem and pomeien'aiM
rtiid Jos,ph BreUi.-n k. of iMrb, all i.-
malninsi eed-
1 .Vetirlv L-"' .-.juiwlu wr offered foi the
l; brn.H rei.Mneni-d "ue a few nf
j these, sue Us r.-r f,,,' Kn.'lisli bulldoiie.
with the wh'te to jmodl.s runnlns a
! i !.-, ... i nod ti.ih . ,. .ii.-ij many
I V.l! .4 ilr plUi- ..ltB, .Ml fi. .Xlied.lles
CAREY SETS AN EVEN BREAK
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Substitute for YeJle JJoJtls Fready
Kelly o Draw,
( Fred YfcMe of Heu.on. refun-d to meet
I Freddy Kelly, of ihiw niv, in the wind-up
st th ivAi-inytoi) A ' Ut nuht, when
th latter turned the hIm m iu (M.und
inte4tl nf !M. at whi.h the ma.ch wa
i made. An effort vm n4de to have Tom-
in, Cmo nicvi Xtillv, Lilt l.'ar.'V vetut aUo
tie, u?av te n et the Hotton boj, and
q pined ijfi'nst Kellj The ticj six
i i. inn Mcjtii's iouAd with liouor abuul
I ex-en at th t-ed
i Krtddy UiaUon. uf HaUik. and Jack
Kai ell. or the tith vV'uid. put up Ihe tuwl
b, ut i,r ti. niht, Kdch scored iwu kuutt
i doivm and at the end ut a licrce Mntel,
j rel.nci could claim the hi'duu, slthoygli
U in ell wai utcei at t.'ia tlnili and wah
holdin! em In the pielunlnura"?. alike
lialy had the untlei of Kd lie I'avr.tiaiish.
Juhnnv ileUee w.u iestid ly lirney lie
Jf'arUtnd and Tuinti'y f U. n had the wtrst
ol i. ion ids with Kid Wi.i
tint
Ii) a Htore "f li In
r..j.ilv f rlt'.'M ur.
punting Bldlltv At the same time R.lllou , ,(l ,i,Mt t., u.iui from .Sew UruiiswIcJc mil
anil .vieritll will get a inane to show i u i in-t iihbm amum or u.cir,
Grays Win International Flag
I'HOVIDIJNCK. It I Sept -Provl-deutt,
b. d ft.tii li.ilu i'.ji - ts.ti.1.i .
vup'uii 1 tti. lnUriiition.il 1'i.u. pen
nant n ve4un doe nut end until Sun
da) . but Pruvid-ine will ldj it- lat gaiu-twdjy.
what they can d" leth in runnlns: the
tram and individual woik
Hughes won the right to start nt half
liai k because of the leallv eiiuatin.tl
PlnWns he has been doing all weple. He
ha demonstrated that either s an end
mnner or open field rquner he is the beat
on the x'uad and tlirenda his way
through 'an opposing hack field with
mui h the kill and rlfveriwks that dis
tinguished Me riei. Jones end Mollltt.
who will piuv halfbmk and fullback re
spei tlvely, ni r ntemiiers e,f taut year's
,ub tenm and the coaehu know what
thn tin do
This line-up makes no provuiui for
Aveiv. Ai veil a reautor half! a k. T1'"
i oach s Wsjuieil that Avery, who onl ie
liejrted on Monda, hadn I hd enough
work to wirrant stmtlns him. !ut I" will
gel Into the qam later. piebablv to he
imui d wit :i IJeiritl when Avi would do
tin punllns-
T'u line ik noade up entlielv of last
ears regulars or substitutes with two
i aceplions The exeeptiom. are- .VuroaUI.
who will plav left la-'Ille. ami Jlorie vxho
will pla centre. Itut botii of llue men
played on tlielr freshman tram hikt srar
n ih.it the coai h haven't anv i.-t"
alieiut I hero. Seelblich and Iviiem will
p:v the ends. Marrlsj va ill be- Norwald s
runuinjF mate at takl'. riui.Kell a. id 'iip-
aln Jouinewv- lll lie the yu.mU. iino
finne the pivot man.
The i ivinces 4ie lh.lt at least thn. men
Will ! tl 'd out for eieu lin" otltioii
piovidrd fletlysburg doesn't piov unex
ju?itcilv dangerous. The man who will
attiart the moat interest in the foiu.tid
line is Uoriza. the lirteU lo. t,a hai
been an .arnest student of th" - iu 'iid
erms t hve obkorlieel It eapidlv If hi.
knowledge ul the gam shuuld tw nm
uiensuiote wlih his strength a'd ix ed '
aould be an AU-A merle an ta kle oi iu.inl
t"iU ur
The man ige'iu ni belie, toil it- d
I riaion to n'l-nboi the plaveis will piuve
of the ,-ie.itt tirl, to lh iiildi l,t- -player
n titlur -ide will war i numb'
giwed to hie jere
fine hu l'1 rod an I 'tirtv rooihal um- . il
I lbs shrill Ola.t of iflc rtfrt j niutl nu.u
I'o.-ii r j-.u feiil.
l',.illl'p
Bi.I
ihe
i. nil I' r li-i
!' lilt null
(lie llt-t
inn a ti
4aWi(l liy 'fed Coy and
y Ten
le m
jud and thi t haie sli.o
ru..e n.olljull In il.utl.i.
iux in alullK ullll a rush
e w. Tne "nilu'r h.. .. .le-vn
111. I .lltenlleii In l.i. olKH
n
d
Ul'li
nnd K It expe- ted in it me feirward .a-
iiln Irs pnit In Hie '4 lifer uttaik
"if wer.. iiuiK.riaiK'e In the meeting "I tht
l"Hierit) cf I'iu.liuis'.i mid Cornell at llliuo
t'mtliuiirl Mil rUii inr Cornell turn year and
mui l. the !. .1 ,"0 lo T l"weer. I'l
A ft iw " i"
I ' ' 4tv.BI
I'l.l.scK'Ki.v. Sept. L'.-Princeton artiiy
r.u through kisnaU siiio'k:iI emerda utter
n j'i. lh.ie was no Kiriinma tc I'nnctioti may
b' exi. ted lu snow an ui.en Kama wnn nil- !
imiiiiH lorwuid udcs un.l l.ltlt. Who will '
li. m thi' Hie. tali to 111- laiUrield U ii"l &ui-.
I tit !.a. Doollltle. Inib'.'i.. Iluiiiml, 'itbluiii
alio I" Tienknmn will i tne a chante Tne
line will laho tho tie Id wih rihua and Hniwu. i
. i. .. . Ca), lain llalllii .nd Mtd.i'.in. tatkle,
H.'Bi ..r rhenk and l'uhter or 11. 'I'leiikinan.
KLauiE. Nourre, tentre, and UlitA ur Kber
s.adt quarter.
XIJXX' H .XX K.N', .-ept. "Ji'l-.X loni, eisnal drill
1 w li h the line-up wnlth will inobabl) Blurt i lie
liuir.e iuila ucctiiilo.! the attention uf the Vale
j ifiolbali squad yesttrduv afternoon. Aliiiwortli
i.o.i md lay Letuuiie of a alight injury nnl :
Kutt n was nt halfbiuk in ld place. Cono'll I
haj water on the U.iei . The llnr-iip was Ilia-
lilniieihaiii and Churth. ends, Tnlbuit and Vun '
iv lull. ta.I.lm, uaKca ami Miennm, iiuilii.
Hi... Ltn it; XX lla.41. ipiaiterhaca, Know., h,
leu Iwlfl'utk, Kaln. rlcht halfbatk, l.esote,
(ullbutK.
I i'AMUHIUIK. Mnu . h'epl. L'll -Harvard wis
on Hie Held for an hour j,.teroay wurkin
en Itlik-ifta, punt'iuii and ruiuilng up and down
,lhe Hell under i inis Mahan and UrtcHli-y
i piaillel drop klfklim and then aficr .1 brlik
I r'.n'i' up and down the Held on the plan that
, will be uie.l usailKi Uatee today, iho reRulare
. vvio .,.niii...-ed. Asilnt llaus Coweii. a hue
' nui i. will le unM " Piny. 11" has lo pate
1.1, oral ctainli.aili n in inllfKu. llm I'Uo haa
lien taken bv P. WUhlnilon. Uckle mi ihe
rutaiilutei'. lin defenie li niioe k will be shift
ed from rghl a mr I t.i leji. Tho line-up will
If Cno'.uB.-, In end. Trumbull, left tatkie:
I. XX'I liliijlin. left uuard. riuuee, centre;
I'.nn.i. k, ilahi suard. Morgan, light laealc.
HardwUk. ilaht end. Loiiaii. niiaiterbj -k,
lit a dc and Mahan. halfuatk, an I llrlek'ev,
juiu.aik.
ITHA"'A a-t. :a Cornell tteie a nriiin;
bl. u" tea "ii f' ' to,ln In IMtsburah.
whlh beat ' rmll Jn lo T Un J'ar Muiinl. k
aiio M" ' ht.ur will l oui of tin. lin -up.
il.elr .l. i-j b-ius taken b Smder and An ler
.ui. The til(8.'i'l will ba iri.B-hiied by
the r.turn of C.illver at Mllbaek. I h- ul
til" lo.ild not pla ugaliwl I rlnus, bo ;i
now in shipr.
aiH-Tll HKTHI.BHK11. Pp.. 8n. . I.e
hlJh Oil herielf In llu piedl. atuent of .li.v
.nc a i.iB.ikally preen team aalii-' Rankin
and Maitmll III iB npenlBa sea l''9. UM'
Bvt vtteians te'PS lf-
VXf.-T l""IKT. 8P' ! Tb Krro Jw"
,: ,..ii on hour a onieiio )i""" ,-
in ..ii nure were uumuu
Since baseball first became n. game
"piano legs" has been the name for guys
with hefty pins. Fiom California up to
Maine they've used It time and tlmo again
on geeks with wldebullt shine. I gucys
you fnns'll nil agree that monaker (Its
Birdie Cice. that comeback on the Yanks.
For Dlrdle in the peer today of nil tho
guys who have that way of runnln' all
to shanks.
Hut Blullr-'s legs don't get him much.
It's nioic the way he swings that crutch
for onetime peerless Chance. Ills wal
lop have the s-afo hit sound an' when
he w hlrN his stick around the fielders
Htait to dance. The Yanks don't stack
well In tho race, but that ain't Illrdle
Finnk's diegincv. He glve 'em all he's
got. He Just keeps up his lusty biff
It doesn't eem to innttct If the whole'
team gnee to pot.
Frank got his start in Washington. Not
I). C no, wc menn tho one In J. K.
Tenor's State. This chunky little gent
came through an' went up lo the New
York crew in tili.eteoii-hundred-elglit.
l,at year Chance thought he'd got too
slow an' t hipped him down to old Haiti).
This rnr t'lianto thought again. He
thought he'd better change his mind, .-'o
oiiio moie Frntikle Crec was signed by
Frankle Charce's pen. Copyright by A.
!. Corrlgan.
"Otinbnat" Pmlth and "Cyclone .lohii
nv" Thompson have hi en matched to
light s-lx rounds ne.st Monday night nt
th- inniuentio Oniden, I'lttsburgli, and
tilt pnrlmen of that section should be
In thHr slory. On paper this promised
battle Is the herd that has come to our
attention for s-omc time.
Battling Nelson 1ms allowed the war in
Uuropo to go to his head nnd wants to
light again.
Imagine old Metliusaleh with his beard
down to his knees and his locks of snowy
whltenes.e nil aiippllug In Ihe bieeze;
his face all lough with wi Inkles, such as
gainlsh any suae, his ees all icd and
theuniv from hi3 nioit exceeding uge
Tho Boston Hed Sox, nursing a faint
pennant hope, tackled the Browns yes
tcrtlay and were thrown back for a 10 to
1 loss.
The Browns broke Wulter Johnson's
winning streak last year. They broke
the Washington team's winning streak,
broke Johnson's rimless record, beat ths
Naps out of the 1903 pennant and have
performed other stunts along the same
lines.
The '
games
June?
'pop-cjed"
In a. row.
Dodgers have won ten
Do they think this Is
Despite the fact that I.ajole and Wag
ner have been "replaced" by a doien
youths, It's a pretty safe bet they'll bs
back at their old stations next year.
Stanley Boot, the former Penn cross
country champion, who has In late years
been tunning under the colors of the
Mercury A. C, has been engnged to as
sist Coach Orton In developing the Red
and Blue'a hill and dale men. Boot Is
n grent student of the running game and
will be a valuable n&sot to Bcnn.
The National Commission will soon
have to change Its draft rules, Inasmuch ,
as the Importers aie now out of business.,
If yestci day's crowd .it the Phllly park
is n fair sample of what Is to be for
the lest of the seni-on, Cravath need,
have no fenr that he will hit any spec
tatois with home run drives in tb
bleachers.
Klther the National Commission or the
Baseball 'Writers' Association should
piomulgate some definite tule Willi re
gard to the leading batsman of the
leagues. It Is not fair for Ty Cobb to
be awatded this honor year after year
when he participates In so few games,
comparatively speaking. This year Cobb
will not luive been In many more than
half the ganiCH, While such players as
liddln Collins and .loo Juckson are In
nearly every contest. Faldle hai missed
only one gnmo til Is year, hence he de
serves more for batting ,3jj, for exam-
livnulno this description, and there .von pie, than Cobb doc3 for hitting at lh
me. mug:
NclMin ns
blng! with a plctuic of
he loiters In the rin
Hat
Heic is the evidence that the Braves'
pllclii'is uie cracking:
September a-Jamns, 3: Cincinnati, 2.
September 11 James, 4; Cincinnati. 3.
September L'4 lliidolph, ."; Cincinnati, 0.
September L'5 Rudolph, I; Cincinnati, 0.
Those St. Louis Hi owns mo up to tlielr
old Hicks of "busline" winning sneaks
THE GOLFERS' AFTERMATH
A iccenl Int blent call to mind tcrcml
repetition! of ihe unini.al that occurred In
llm llalu tournament. In four Instaneea
mttches were lost on the 1Mb Bieen. width
In this '(no vtH the ninth, and oath uiauli
was won and lost under similar clrcuni
Manrrt,, lloih pl.oers drum Hip sreen which tails
foi a macule idiot, in each Instance the man
whu was one down putted first and hunt: on
the edgo of the cup for a ure three. This
mid It m-ietn.iry for the man who was one
up to gt a two or a Uirco lo win tho man li.
In all .a.es tne io wa tried for and n
au'ud In knocking the opponent's ball Into
h- cup for a iwo, wliile Ihe "puilee." If lh
word muv be used, had to laiii a three and
the man Ilea were all iuared.
''he filial inai'h In the Hi. Pavids muma
niiol l.lvvein Howard XV. I'errln. .if Ihe
Alei'on Crlikei Club, and J M Thompson,
'f Ihe Sprlnichnv en i'oumr I'lub, was one uf
ill- niot iM-Hlna of the ecus. n. llolll men
Lad be. ii Johns al"HK niedli'v. and 01 tho turn
Terrlii wa on" up He ihdi iieuinulated n
1'ul of three lwl. but bv perfect work on
the taut threo ho'ea Thnnpsoii siiuarcl the
mauh anil an ettfa hole had lo bo plnfd.
f'ajins ihe ltii main 'rh.ntipsoii ekled hU
drive, while I'errln ma ' n eupreme eff rt
an I drove a tretnendu'it'.v I nig ball down Hie
middle of Ihe rnurve. Th" bunKer that rfi.nril
rate nf .3ii"). Some definite number of
games should be set 13a would not be
too many, and If a man did not play In
that number of tests he should not be
considered.
"Wild BUI" fionovan led the Piovl
dopec club at n fast clip this season,
gt titling race has won out.
pitcher Is rated as the beat
manager in the International l.eagut,
Willi the exception of "Jack" Dunn.
j and after n
I The veteran
E0PED ARENA NOTES
J.v-k MrliulBan'a hhow lot tonlKhi al th
National A. C. looks like a woll-balanied
one nnd one thai In likely lo produce plenty
of excitement for the fan Al McCoy the
fen.-.lllonal ml Idleuclght. who was to ha
boxed J.iik MeiMrron. I rfrnfd III and un.
able to fulfill hla enxauement, and In hit
plaie McCuljiui has secured Knockout Haker,
Ilia Wllmlnston boy. Willie haeffer. a New
Vork hoy, nnd Willie llouck, of Mount Airy
Iwo hanl-hltllng llclitw eights, are carded tat
the k-eml-vvlndup In tho other liouu Harry
tireb, of I'liniburKh. will meet Ja.'k Fink, the
.Ulor, Hairy llesum. of Denver, will mix with
emmy I)ecl.er. of ihU tlt. and Jimmy
Niuilly and Tommj Hudaon will ojen ihe
khow.
mrlinnu'iiiu only.
lailiei have planned a big workuut I iu. Bien k,ni rb'iniiuin fium ilaylna
r,.i i a-eud ''rill ll , .'"" "' ' , . , i i laJe in a lut ettort I. get home mil he
li,,. i. r Hebl and TUrr(e uartleiiwtud I ,,in. an Iron around ibe bunker, hut It was ,
. i jiiiiu- duel, llo.lci'oii ; bent ,ll(W, an, perrln, b s p.-rfect mahlo khoi. I
v.s.Ai'ii.i. eeut e'-,-1 "" ' Ji i" , ;? 'atine.1 vveu up em inc green, niakieiri a foer
i .ii 1
i I
ft .
it mi was
I iier.fierd platers wnun niiini
i lire I UllUllHe nri leom, an.i u
r ! I'lm were dtrtiiwl hy llaPon
na i a . il'iv. P'ullii.-.- the Mb halflaitk
... :lil nmei of the lukainB and vol
,o I uif and loureli uac. ,Tn IMn- ; Meiao'ler II Flndlsj Ihe idoneer ef golf
. f lie tall tt S""!. tufUWerliiB the in t tits f unlr, awl known lo hl manV frien-lx
,.trloi a1 "Ahe" I mill pltlt a j-ame Urn. will
- r.oik Willi Ihe U!t. Mot lon ajo ho r.rgut-
ul'd ibi' lt Ivies at i lie B)rlnguavrn ' ou- rv
Club In Tl. u' tilth is abuiit aa c od m -i.n-
body lould well ink for Piobaidv one of the
anmm uiiioiut.lv certain. Thumpeon a an
loimb waa too bard and with It his lakt hope
newt a-Kllii'inerlns, It was a beauiiful
fuugrtt e nteai.
CAPTAIN TOBIN. OF STATE
COLLEGE
Well-known PutsburRh iootball
player, who is eager to mapc a ylze
on State's 1914 gridiron bar.J. re is
a quarterback.
s-. xliiaiR lh. ep fO Jlbhlsan's
,il I i, luiis elgral drill yeMenlei The
i, MiNauara. kulutliute uiiaittrbitk
, . . noi.j thin tupLiee.. and Truluer
, . i .-. tun exiwtt Wuj lo be In tiai
., . k at lb Kui.
i..i ''ViK. Ai. 'tnl Pltie at
n v i- ia:elv m tuitl. pamlus fwmi-
i -inc tbe lH and r.iki paw Clarke
Vi,,i .le. .uariert'J I. adwtMU up well.
Mil bo lis today name ttltb Korwlth.
pi i-l.X P eu V -Tli" cirlixle lu
i ii i heir & imiXTtmii saiao ff tbe
u n i .1 ., at ciarksburj. V Va . niutuM
lu'i.mi e'ollece elevtn "f that Stale.
h i Kliiv: cowbed 1 Carl'aiU'a formar
uri ik frank "l. nit l'1-aaaut 'oi
k o.i tho L"S nun h' la tak.ii; i" ' la'kn
- r'i . h i brief i un over the visual
bed hu that
on the XX'oolan 1
. iniinei m u'wii
'I.INT'iV N
i,t .'li llamdiiii i otto-u
a ncie lda Cipialu
h,(n diiflrd from 01 1 poaltton
la- kic tu tain',", 'imic ivitv
tur lallba-.k, u uyw at uJ-
llmlla. ever pallet
ute at Auburn ,at
urse. The hole wn of lha
dns leg vurltt). it Ketnw. like the f lurlh, vf
tie writer reau it u I tne iimM shoi tud
la be a long one and had ti run hi. null a
'orner of the nui h find the Rrccn. Find
!' ffconil shot ii p',rd with a 'deek and
a deliberate ell . thai neat the ball circling
ui, uild ihr wood ant allowed u lo tuiiie io
leu io ilw e Ue uf the i;ntu. It was 4
lliaiiep cien 0 a makilT 01 tne tfame.
The defeat of Kramti Ouunei at the Uicen
which Country "-lub annual iinliuuuii tuurna- '
mtui on Tuikdav a raiher unekpei led but
Pile of the iurprlfce.. that U likely to happen
at an tlm1 and 10 any person eulmt wa
off his tain an I hi, epioiieiii was plalng
h he 1 I . It 1 Ion 1 a fam'liar exii . . ,1
II U oor of ihe iliamea thai noted gijftr.
lake when iht . oMy in i.iuinani m afir
tournamm and li U afe to a thai Oulnid
took hiu defeai phil"ophltall and smlllngl) I
Of tourae. nvt people wtuld raiher win than
lose but tli4e upet are a part uf ihe came
and generally acituitd uj tucb.
"Pnowy" riil.er, the Australian promoifr Is
gettllli; ii a l11010.ur flutlc carnival to t
he'd In the highest siadlum In Xustralla tne
proceeds of which nre to go lo the wui funl
Hek'o xpeeia m luin in several thouanda 01
U'dlar".
I'b tiantumvv eight inlH" holdei Kid XVI 1
llinm of llalilmore. will 0111 more bh-iv hie
kill 111 ihe ruiied anna on Monday nlshl wl'tl
hi I Herman an Ida opponent William n me
of Hie mom lopulir llllle fellows vvho -e
.'hownl l.eie. nnd ho won 1I1.11 populann o.v
the ilenn iiid clever wa he ha fought all hit
cinlettj UuiiiiK Ian ve.ison he wn even
i'kIiii. ai Olvmpla. The boja he defeated wera
liihtini Hughe. Harry HnilOi. h'rankle llrad.
lo. I'.it'llii',- lt-Jiy of New lork Voimg
fii-Jglne, ili fast Mule fellow from this 'lt.
un I liuUlaua. and only two weeks aeo he
atil:i ile.'caif.l th lutter Herman nhiwea
1 but ,wlee brie l,il veinun but In b"lh Ins
1 01. p: is with l .N'elkon and Young Plssl"
I". I'lipiaied claa enough 10 justtrv him In
itiklns and rivelvlng a eharce nt the cham
1 Ian Thin ihe iiiuuli mreta with the ap
I piovol of ihe ration of the boxing game la
1 this city, and cvtn from out of town, is ev
I 1!, need b" the (ait that nearl) every seal m
, the house haa Hlready been soil l-a'Ue
1 U'Krefc and Dutch Hrandi. of New Vork are
I to iiiett In the s ml-wlndup. and in the "iner
I bonis Voiing IHsglns facea Jimmy Muim 01
I New X'ork. foi Ihe second time thla teasoa
Jtck r.11111,1 ell. of Tioga, fncee nd'lle Itlv.er.
If wai 1 of fouihwaik.
!".. Cluile) Iteur.
unJ X'o'ung Wi'son tackles
Joe tlorrell. win U 10 shortly make a vXrsi
eru tour, win re he la to box live tunes to'
Tom Andrew will meet Frank I.04.111. ui mis
iln in ih wlndtip at the 11. kt spuns
I'aik Xie.ia lunia.ter Pa. next Thursd
n'gb' Tlim 111 tl, h wn onglnalH t" If1
l.ei betvvteii Jack Dillon ml lajgan bul
Ddfcn cutictled the engagemtni
Opening of Football Season Today
University of Pennsylvania
v.
Gettysburg College
FltAMil IS Fl i:i.l. S P. Xf.
Cinne out and see the new , audi lairs
OLYMPIA A A Hroad and Ilainbrldcii
Ulaliurirl t. t, larrv i:duard. Mr'.
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