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1914 FOOTBALL SEASON USHERED IN WITH SPLENDID PROGRAM FOR OPENING DAY
FRESHIES AT PENN
HAVE BIG TIME IN
MORNING CONTEST
First Freshman Eleven After
Lots of Struggling, Man
ages to Score a Lone
Touchdown.
The Pennsylvania-Gettysburg football
game this afternoon at Franklin Field
was not only the only local gridiron
frame of today. This morning tlus
freshmen first and second teams held a
battle royal. After half an hour of hard
fighting Ross, halfback on the first
freshmen team, was lushed through
tackle for the only touchdown. This
v.ts made possible when New berry, full
back en the first freshmen team, made
run of 40 yards.
Peoples, guard on the first Freshmen
team, showed Up well. Time and again
Tcoplcs would hurtle through, breaking
plays and smashing Interference.
Freshmen Coach Lou Young tutored
the. first freshmen tenm and Jack
Keough the second team Voting Is fast
whipping the under fre-shmen In shape
for the hard struggle next Saturday
against Exeter, at that place I3ete
has the reputation of being the best
jirldlron prepaiatory school In New
Hampshire.
John Diggln. quarterback on the
Tacoma High School team, reported this
morning for the freshmen football team.
Dlggln weighs 155 pounds and Is excep
tionally fast on his Ceet. Should he be i
nble to tepcat his performance in tne
East, he will become a valuable acquisition.
Albert Crane, holder of the world's in
terscholastic high jump record, will re
port for the freshmen football team
Monday. Crane comes from the same
school as Dlggln.
A physical examination of all freshmen
football candidates lias neon announced
for Monday.
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Captures Berthellyn Cup
From Mrs. Caleb Fox Af
ter Being 3 Down at Turn.
Final Score 2 Up and 1 to
Play.
NOBLE. Pa.. Sept. 16. Mrs Edw.n It.
Fltler, Merlon Cricket Club, today won
the Berthelln Cup in the annual Invita
tion tournament at the Huntingdon Val
ley Country Club, Noble, defeating in the
final round Mrs. Caleb F. Fox, Hunting
don Valley Country Club, 2 up and 1 to
play.
In order to win this coveted trophy,
Mrs. Kltlcr had to beat three of the best
women golfers in this section. In the
second round sho defeated Mrs. K. II.
Barlow, the Philadelphia champion, 1
up, anil In the semifinal yesterday Mrs.
Fltler won from Mrs. C. II. Vanderbeck.
Philadelphia Cricket Club, who was run
ner up to Mrs. Barlow In the city cham
pionship. In today's match Mrs. Fox was 3 up at
the turn, and her lend was principally
due to Mrs. Fitter's poor putting Going
to the sixteenth, the match was even
Mrs. Fltler exercised tine judgment in
playing this- hole, fur 'instead of trvlng to
carry tne mounds half way down sho
was content to play short, and set well
over with her third. She won the hole,
and also the seventeenth, after Mrs. Fox
played her third into the pit in front of
the green. The cards:
Mn. Fltler out t 5 7 n ,1 5 5 .1 0 II
Mrs. Vox. out 4 -I a A .1 I T A I 1-1
Mrs. Fltler In... 3 S S .1 0 T S
Mrs. Fox, in S 7 S 5 S 0
The Noble Cup for the ecnd sixteen
was won by MIT's H. Ethel Moule, of
Merlon. Miss Maule's opponent in the
final round wui. Mrs. V. W. Justice.
Philadelphia Cricket Club, at d the result
was 2 up and 1 to play.
Mrs G. II. Stetson. H-t par golfer
from Huntingdon V&lUv. defeated Mrs.
F. W. Morris. Huntingdon Valley, in the
final of the third sixteen, S up and 8 to
play.
MUs Mlld-ed c3verl Philadelphia
Cricket Club. defeated Mtos Edith Ster
ling, the golden-haired youns ladv from
Atlanta. In the final round of the ilrst
defeated eight 1 up and I to play
summaries.
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NEW YORK GOLFERS
WIN FOURSOMES IN
LESLEY CUP TESTS
Massachusetts Representa
tives Are Defeated in
Finals Today, 3 Matches
to 2, at Short Hills.
SHORT HIl.I.S, X. .1., Pept W -Metropolitan
took the lead In the foursomes
over Massachusetts by three matches to
two In the final contest for the Lesley
Cup over the links of the Haltusrol Colt
Club today. In a way the Bay State
golfers were bettor pleated In that their
two leading palls won over their oppo
nents. Francis Oulmet, the national
amateur champion, bore the brunt of the
contest, for hi partner, F. H. Hoyt. was
awfully weak at times. Ouimet's good
gulf, lion ever, was largely responsible for
the defeat of Oswald Klrby, the Metro
politan champion, and Fred Herrcshoff by
- and 1,
John G. Anderson and Samuel K Sterne
won oer Jerome D. Trnvers and Gilnian
P Tiffany In a match that went to the
home hole. The Metropolitan pair was
two dosvn by the time the third was
reached, but through fighting hard they
leveled the match at the turn. From
there on It was a ee-uw affair with
the Hostonians winning the seventeenth
and halving the eighteenth for the match.
Max R. Mnrston and Gardiner W. White
won on the home gieen from Ray R. Gor
ton and V. C. Chick They were all even
tn the turn with many halved holes, and
the Metropolitan pair, through good golf,
won two out of the next foui holes. This
margin was reduced by one when the
seventeenth was reached, and half at the
eighteenth left Marston and White win
ners by 1 up. Marston hd to negotiate
half a stymie to get a five
Rny D. Webb and August F. Knmmer
had an easy time with H. Wilder and
I'erclval Gilbert, taking an early lead and
being 4 up at the turn. The winners had
a margin of 6 up and 4 to play. Archie
M. Reld and FIndlay S. Douslas were
also easj winners by 3 up and 2 to play.
.Matc-h tla summary
Oulmet unl Hnyt heat Kirktiy and llfrres
l.off. .' up an1 1 to pUy.
AniWmn an.! Mrne bfat Traverj and Tlf
fnn 1 up.
Marston and White heat Gorton an! Chick.
1 up.
Webb and Rammer twat Wilier and Gilbert.
5 up ani 4 to play.
Hclii and Douglas heat Tesbur and Law
n nre, 3 up and '- to play.
The sumriary
METRnPOI.lTAXF.
oswall Klrlihy anil Fred lirrrcshoff 0
.T n Trovers and O. P. Tiffany 0
Max rt. M4rstnn and O W White.. 1
ftov Webb and A. F Hammer 1
A. M Reld and Paul r. P. Douglas t
TotUs , .".
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Frani es i"nilmei Tml V. li. Hnyt I
J. O, Andtrsnn and P K Sterne 1
Roy Gorton and W r, rhiilc 0
H. II. Wilder mil Peri-hill Gllhsri o
Paul Tcwkosbuiy and Vln' ent Jjivronee.. . 0
Total! .
RACING AT TRENTON
Annual Pair at New Jersey's Capital
Begins on Monday.
,NT.W YORK Sept. 26-Kntiy blanks
for the running races .it the oming In
terktatr Fair to be held at Trenton. .V.
J, befchmlner Monday and ending with
tin pro.'ram of October 1. were dis
tiibuted anvng the horsemen ut Km
pire iitv track jesterday. Thrre races
will be given a day, covering a perlml
uf foui das- The pursts are to lu !
a rate and no entrance fee will Ue
ilmrcd. The rules of the Jo 'key Club
ii'l soyarn tho running of all races
Horace P. Murph, the racing secrc
tar. is in chaise at this fair, and he
txpeets hiah-i'Iass ra.lns and interest
iim contest-. H. P. Colliding, who is
clerk of the ialg, said yesterday that
mgnv of the hoi mi n now racing at the
1: npire fitj tr.-u lud annciqneed their
ititfrtlm of shipptns to Tr ntnn
Arning' ment- are r uelng maJe to
aciommodat. tin UrKi nriwd thrft is rx.
pitted ti attftnl :mial tr.iitis and
trolleys will added tu the regular service
PHILLIES WIN
BOTH GAMES
CAREY GETS AN EVEN BREAK
Substitute for Yolle Holds Freddy
Kelly to Draw.
Kil Velio, of llnsiun, refused to meet
Freddy Kelly, of this city, in the vWml-up
at th Hvningtim .. c. iat night, when
the Utter imaid the -.tales at JU pounds
insteao f !''. at which tlie match was
made. An effort was made to have Tom
my Carey meet It-He. but t'arey ,vas also
(ou heuv tn meet the fioston buy, and
oas pitted against Kelly. They boxed sis
uninteresting round with honors about
even ( the er.d.
Frertdy Uration of Manayunk. awj Jark
Farrell, of the ITth Ward, put up the best
bout uf '" msht K.tUi kiored iw 1. knork
down. aim at the end at a fierce tontest.
neither could c'aini the honois, ulthough
Fjriell mhsi tntd at the Hnlsh and wab
holding on. In the preliminaries, Mlko
Daly had the tatter of Eddie Cavanaugh,
Juhnny McKee was tested by Harney Mo
Farland and Ton.my f)lxon had the worst
ot six tuuuds with Kid West
Grays Win International Flag1
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bv d fir.,ting batu.nui catrrd.t.
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1 today,
Continued from Tage 1
tiled to Daniels Cravath popped to
Kellogg. No runs, one hit, no errors.
SECOND INNING.
Nlehoff singled to left. Miller popped
to I re Ian. Nlehoff took second as Byrne
threw out Gonzales. Kellogg fanned. No
runs, one hit, no errors.
Heckor fanned. Luderus filed to Miller.
Irelan struck out. No runs, no hits, no
errors.
THIRD INNING.
Graham singled through the box. The
ball bounded to Byrne, who made a wild
heave past first, Graham tnklng second.
Lear. Daniels and W. Klllefer fanned In
succession. No runs, one hit, one error.
Lear threw out B. Klllefer. Nlehoff
threw Alexander out. Reed hit In front of
the plate and was out. Gonzales to Gra
ham. No runs, no hits, no errors.
FOCRTH INNING.
Reed threw out Uroh. Nlehoff singled
to cemre. Miller also singled to centre,
Nlehoff going to third. On Gonzales'
grounder Nlehotf was run down between
third and the plate, Alexander to n.
Klllefer to Byrne to Alexander. In the
meanwhile Miller wnt to third and Oon-'
zales went to second. Kellog struck out.
No runs, two hits, no errors.
Lyrno walked. Groh booted Magee's
grounder so far that Byrne made third
bate and Mngee second. Cravath made
his eighteenth home run of the season
when he drove the ball over In the left
Held b'eachers, storing Byrne and Magee
ahead of him. Becker beat out a bunt
down the third-base line. I.uderus sin
gled to efntre, Becker taking third. On
the throw-In Luderus went to second.
Irelan fouled to Gonzales. B. Klllefer
lined to Nlehoff. who stopped on third,
doubling Decker. Three runs, three hits,
one error.
FIFTH INNING.
Alexander threw Graham out. !ar
fanned. D.inlels popped to Klllefer. No
runs, no hits, no errors.
Alexander singled to left. Reed sacri
ficed. Lear to Graham Byrne's fly
diopped safely tn the diamond, while the
Cincinnati players gathered around it.
Magee's drive bounded Into the left field
bloachers for a home run, Alexander and
Iij mo scoring also. Cravath tiled to
F'anlols. Becker lined to Miller. Three
runs, three hits, no errors.
SIXTH INNING.
Hrne throw out V. Klllefei. Groh
filed to Becker. Nlehoff was safe on
Bjrne's low throw. Fittrrj running for
Nlehoff. Miller out. Alexander to Lu
derus. No runs, no hits.
Flttery playing centre field and V.
Klllefer third base and Glockson catcli
iig for fin -inn.tti. Luderus singled tu
light 1 1 elan hit into a double play, Groh
to ilrnhani B. Klllefer singled to centre
Alrxardrr H'ed to Fittcry. No runs, one
hit, nn i-irors.
SKVKNTH INNING.
(ilockson and h'elloic fanned. Graham
popped to Irelan. No runs, no hits, no
errors.
Reed singled to left and took second on
a passed ball. Byrne filed to Glock
ion. Heed stole third. Jlagee walked.
On the attempted double steal Reed was
cut down at the plate, Glockson to Kel
log to (ilockson. Magre taking second
Mateo stole third. On the attempted
steal home Mngee was out. I.ear to
(ilockson No runs, one hit. no errors.
EIGHTH INNING
Irfar smg'eij to left. Ii.iniels singled to
ught. Lear stopping nt second V Kllle
fer doubled to left, scoring Lear, and
Daniels taking third Uroh singled to
centre, scoring Daniels and W. Klllefer.
Fitter' was safe and Groh took second
when Lud'rus let th' former's grounder
go hj Miller filed to Magce. Glockson
walked, tilling the bases Berghammer
batting for Kellog Berghammer forced
Glockson. Groh scoring, and Flttery stop
ping at third Aiexandei threw out Gra
ham Foui runs Four hits One error.
Berghammer now plailng second.
Becker beat out a hit to W. Killefer and
went to third on the latter's wild throw.
Becker scored as Berghammer threw out
Luderus. Irelan fouled to W. Killefer. B.
Killefer tripled to centre. Alexander was
thrown out by Berghammer. One run. 2
hits, 1 error.
NINTH INNING
Lears grounder bounded from Reed to
Irelan and the latter threw him out at
first Djniels popped to Alexander W.
Killefer flltd to Becker No runs, no
hits, no errors.
FIRST GAME OF A
DOUBLE TREAT IS
WON BY PHILLIES
By a Sensational Ninth In
ning Rally the Dooin Club
men Nose Out the Visitors,
10 to 9.
FIRST GAME.
PHILLIES.
v AB. R. H. PO. A. E.
Byrne. 3b 4 1112 1
Reed, ss 4 0 12 6 0
Magce, If 5 2 2 10 0
Cravath, rf 4 2 110 0
Becker, cf 5 0 2 10 1
Ioiderus. lb 5 2 1 14 1 0
Ifelan, 2b 5 12 2 4 0
Burns, c 5 0 3 5 13
Tlncup, p 10 0 0 10
Oeschger, p 10 0 0 10
Mattlson. p 0 0 0 0 0 0
Klllefer.f. 10 0 0 0 0
Totals 40 S 13 27 16 4
CINCINNATI.
AB. R. H. PO. A. E.
Daniels, If 5 0 14 0 0
Kllleter. cf 4 2 3 4 0 1
Groh. 2b 3 4 12 3 1
Nlehoff, 3b 414 0 2 1
Miller, rf 5 0 2 10 0
Gonzales, c 4 0 1 3 0 1
Berghammer, ss. .. 4 1 1 2 3 1
Graham, lb 4 1 2 9 0 0
Ames, p 4 0 0 0 3 0
Schneider, p 0 0 0 0 0 0
Totals 37 9 IS 25 U 5
FIRST INNING.
Daniels out, Irelan to Luderus. Klllifer
was thrown out by Reed. Groh was safe
on Bryne's wild throw. Nlehoff singled
to centre. Groh stopping at second. Mil
ler doubled to right, scoring Groh and
Nlehoff. Gonzales filed to Cravath. Two
runs, 2 hits, 1 error.
Reed walked. Byrne hit Into a double
play, Gtoh to Bergerhammer to Graham.
Magee tripled against the right field wall
Cravath drove a home run Into Broad
street, Magee scoring also. Becker (lied
to Klllefer. Two runs, two hits, no errors.
SECOND- INNING.
Berghammer beat out a hit tu Irelan
and took second when Graham rolled out
to Luderus. Ames was thrown out by
Irelan, Berghammer taking third. Dan
iels singled to centre, scoring Bergham
mer, and took second when Becker fum
bled the ball. Klllefer beat out a slow
one to Reed, but Daniels was retired at
the plate, Reed to Luderus to Burns. One
run. three hits, one error.
Berghammer threw out Luderus. Ames
threw Irelan out. Burt' hit bounded off
(roll's ihanks. Tlnuip forced Burns,
Groh t-i Berghammer. No runs, one hit,
no errors.
THIRD INNING.
Groh singled to right. Niehoff sac
rificed, Tlncup to Luderus. Miller sin
gled to left. Groh taking third. Gonzales
singled to tentre, scoring Groh. Miller
stopping at ecnnd Berghammer hit Into
a double play, Reed to Luderus. On.- run,
three hits, no errors
Ames threw out Reed. Byrne walked.
Magee singled to right, Byrne stopping at
second. Cravath "bunted In front of the
plate and Gonzales threw to third to
force Byrne, but Nlehoff dropped the peg.
TVervhodv safe and bases full. Decker
' singled to right, scoring Byrne and .Ma.
1 gee, Cravath stopped at second. Luderus
i fouled to Gonzales. Irelan filed to Miller.
Two runs, two hits, one error.
FOURTH INNING.
I Graham singled to right. Amrs fanned.
Daniels was called out on strikes Kll
lefer singled to left. Graham stopping at
second. Groh walked, tilling the bases.
Nieholf doubled against the right field
wall, scoring Graham, Klllefer and Groh.
Retd threw out Millar. Three runs. 3
hits, no errors.
Ames threw out Irelan. Ames threw
out Burns. Tlncup was safe when Groh
fumbled his grounder. Reed fanned.
Byrne lined to Daniels. No runs, no hits,
one error
FIFTH INNING,
Oeschger relieved Tlncup. Byrne threw
Lout Gonzales. Berhamjner filed .to.
Becker, Reed threw out Graham.
runs, no hits, no errors.
Magee flltd to Daniels. .Cravath was
hit by a pitched ball. Klllefer diopped
Becker's high fly, Cravath taking second.
Luderus was called out on strikes. Irelan
lined to Groh. No runs, no hits, one
error,
SIXTH INNING.
Burns missed 0 third strike on Ames
but threw him out at ilrst. Oeschger
threw out Daniels. Klllefer walked. Kll
lefer stole second. As Groh walked Kll
lefer stole third and continued to the
plate, scoring when Burns made a wild
throw to third, Groh tnklng second. Nie
hoff singled to right, scoring Groh. Miller
fouled to Byrne. Two runs, one hit, one
error.
Gerghammer threw out Burns. Oesch
ger filed to Klllefer. Reed popped to
Groh. No runs, no hits, no errors.
SEVENTH INNING.
Reed threw out Gonzales. Bergham
mer lined to Reed. Graham singled to
right. Ames was called out on strikes.
No runs, one hit, no errors.
Byrne, was thrown out by Nlehoff.
Magee Hied to Daniels. Gtoh threw out
Cravath, No runs, no hits, no errors.
EIGHTH INNING.
Daniels fanned. Klllefer singled to
centre. Groh lined to Irelan, who threw
to first, doubling Killefer. No runs, one
hit, no errors.
Nlehoff threw out Becker. Luderus
doubled to centre. Irelan beat out a hit
to Berghammer, Luderus taking third.
Burns singled to left, scoring Ludorus,
Irelan stopping at second. B. Killofer bat
ted for Oeschger and filed to Daniels.
Reed singled through Graham, filling the
bases. Byrne beat out a hit to Berg
hammer, Irelan scoring. Magce Hied to
Daniels. Two runs, live hits, no errors.
NINTH INNING.
Mattlson went In for Phillies. Nlehoff
drove a single through Luderus. Miller
filed to Magee. Gonzales hit Into a dou
ble play, Byrne to Irelan to Luderus. No
runs, one hit, no errors.
Cravath was i'afe on Berghammer's low
throw. Uecker singled to centre, Cra
vath stopped at second. Luderus filed
to to Klllefer, Cravath taking thlid. Ire
lan doubled to centre, scoring Cravath,
Becker taking thltd. Schneider relieved
Ames. Lobert running for Irelan. Burns
doubled to light, scoring Luderus and Lo
bert. Dooin bitted for Mattlson Gon
zales dropped Dooln's foul. Hilly running
for Bums DiMilu 'liighd to left, ncorlng
Hilly. Four ri. ' '- 'wuenois.
MISS CRESSWELL
NEW DISTRICT
TITLE HOLDER
Beats Mrs. Potter Two Out
of Three Sets in Final for
Local Singles Champion
ship Scores 6-4, 2-6, 6-4.
HAVERFORD. Pa., Sept. 1.6 -In the
final round of the mixed doubles of the
Women's Philadelphia and District
Chumiuun Tenuis Tournament, now bilng
htld on the courts of the Merlon Cil ket
Club, nt Havcrfoid, Miss Dorothy Dlsston
and Mr Richard Harte were scheduled to
meet Miss Agues Kennedy and her
brother, Kenneth Kennedy. When play
Marled at about 2.15 p. m. the wind was
very high, and although the courts were
protected by the club house, the gale
worried the players verj much at times.
Miss DUstuu and Harte started off In
w Mil wind style and reeled off four games
In the first set before the Merlon entrants
could capture one Miss Kennedy and
K. Kennedy took the next game, but it
was a belated rail) and Miss Disston aid
Dick Harte captured the next two games
and set at 6-1.
Miss Disston and Mr Haiti- started the
second set with a rush, taking the tlrkt
three games, -,Ml33 Kennedy and her
brother were quite wild by this time,
many of their strokes landing bcond the
base line When games were three love
the Marlon entries roped a game, making
the score three to one, Miss Disston and
Mr. Harte leading. Here Miss Disston
and Harte ran out the next three games
,wlanlus same, eel and match at six one.
P EN N -GETTYSBURG
FOOTBALL GAME
Continued from Vast 1
pass was tried, with Murdock on the re
ceiving end, but McKee batted the ball
down for Gettysburg. Here Matthews
replaced MofTItt In the Pennsylvania back
field and Marks took McCullough's place
on the Gettysburg team.
With 16 yards to go on the fourth
down. Carter tried a place kick; but his
kick was poor. Swope caught the ball
and raced bock to his 35-yard line. In
two runs directed nt the Pennsylvania
flanks Swope couldn't gain an Inch, but
on the next play he got around end for
5 yards.
He kicked to Irwin, who fumbled on
the Qunkers' 23-yard line. Matthews, on
the next play, shot ahead for 4 yards.
Here Ballou took Irwin's place at
quarterback. Matthews took the ball
again, and this time went ahead for 4
yards. Jones was thrown a yard short
of a ilrst down, but Matthews made It
a first down with 3 yards through the
line. Here the first half ended, with the
ball at mldfleld. Score: Pennsylvania,
7; Gettysburg, 0.
Carter kicked off and It was Gettys
burg's hall on their lS-yard line. Swope
punted to Avery, who started In place
of Hughes In the Quaker backfleld. Mof
fitt started this half In place of Matthews.
Mofiltt fumbled on the first line-up and In
two more plays gained only six yards.
Other changes in the Pennsylvania team
were Tucker for Murdock.
It was now Gettysburg's ball on dowps
on the 30-yard line. Gettysburg couldn't
gain In three plunges, and Swope made a
short kick to Avery, who ran It hack to
the Quakers' 35-yard line. Moffltt fought
his way off tackle for two ynrds. Here
Rockefeller replaced Jones In the Quaker
backfleld. Weimcr, the Gettysburg half
back, was hurt on the last play, ho being
the ilrst man to ask timo out for Injuries.
But he continued In the game, however,
Ballou had a clear field for a long run,
but allowed himself to be tackled from
behind for a loss by McKee. On a clever
ly executed double pass, Avery skirted
his own left end for 20 yards, taking the
ball to Gettysburg's 40-yard line. Ballou
fumbled on the next play, but recovered
It. With four yards to go, n forward pass
from Avery to Ballou was fumbled by the
Quaker quarterback. Mofiltt on the next
play cut through tackle brilliantly for 20
yards.
Once more he took the ball, but this
time he could get only three yards on a
centre plunge. The Quakers tried the
double pass, Moffett to Avery, but the
play gained only a yard. Ballou took the
ball on the next play, and while he gained
only two ynrds, he put the ball squarely
In front of the goal posts., Instead of try
ing for a goal from field the ball was
passed to Moffett, but Wehncr nailed him
on the scrimmage line, and It was Gettys
burg's ball on downs on the 15-yard line.
On the first play to Ballou. who ran the
ball hack to the Quakers. Here the third
period ended.
FOURTH PERIOD
Merrill replaced Ballou. On the first
play the new quarterback got ahead for
six yards. He took the bnlfcon the next
line-up and raced 25 yards down the Held
before Hoar brought him down. Full
back Mofiltt took the ball on the next
two plays and smashed his way ahead
for 14 yards, taking the ball to Gettys
burg's 16-yard line.
On the next piny Rockefeller went
ahead for 3 yards and put the ball on
the 1-yard line. Here Hughes came In
for Avery. '
On the next play Merrill went over for
a touchdown. Carter kicked the goal,
which made the score: Pcnn, 14; Gettys
burg, -0.
Here Pennsylvania sent on a flock of
substitutes Vieeland took Selboch's
place. Pepper replaced Journeny, Withe
row for Harris.
Swope kicked off to Rockefeller, who
ran the ball back to his own 3S-yard line.
In two plays, Moffltt and Merrill made a
first down. Rockefeller cut through for
u first down. Jones took Mofiltt's place.
Rockefeller fought his way through for
5 ards. Here the game ended final
score: Penn, 14; Gettysburg, 0.
Rockefeller, stopped by Tltsell, pro
jected himself through the line for 5
yards Avery could get only a yard on
a double pass.
Referee Langford ruled that Moffltt's
next play was a hurdle and the Quakers
weje penalized 16 jards for the offense.
Merrill took the ball on the next play, but
offside by Gettysburg gae hte Qunkers
5 yaids. A forward pass from Merrill
was stopped by Swope. Swope kicked to
Ballou, who made a free catch on the
3r-yard line. The crowd yelled forth a
great wt-lcomc to DorUas, the Greek,
when he icplaced Russell In the Penn
sylvania line Moffltt fumbled on the
neit play, but tcruered for a loss of
5 yards Little Men 111 sprinted around
end for 7 yards on the next play. Then
Mofiltt hurled his big form through the
line for 15 yaids, taking the ball to
Gettysburg's 5-yard line. Gettysburg
braced, and Rockefeller got only a yard.
On the next play Rockefeller went
ahead for 3 jards and put the ball on
the l-yard line Here Hughes came in
for Aer
on the next play Merrill went over for
a touchdown Carter kicked the goal,
which made the score. X'enn, 14, Gettys
burg, 0.
HOMER BAKER NETS-
NEW WORLD'S MARK'
BEATING MEREDITH
New Yorker Defeats Penn
Runner by Two Yards in
600-Yard Event in Re
markable Time of 1 :20 1-5;
TRAVERS ISLAND, N. Y Sept. 26.
"Ted" Meredith, of the University ol
Pennsylvania, the Olympic champion,
was beaten by Homer Baker, of the New
York Athletic Club, in the special 69)4
yard event of the New York A. C. today.
It was tho most exciting match of the
day. Bakor started on tho pole with
Ollle De Grouchy, Now York Athlctlo
Club, the third man, In second position,
and "Ted" Meredith on the outside. Ds
Grouchy rushed In tho lead, but did not
lRSt long. Meredith camo up In front,
running for all that was In him. On th
back stretch Meredith wont at a whirl
wind pace, with Baker about four yards
In the fear. Tho Now York man made
his bid for leadership at the start of the
last turn, Inch by Inch cutting down the
flying Quaker. Sixty yards from home
they were even, with both runners put
ting every ounce of strength Into their
work. Baker drew away In tho last fifty
yards and won by two yards In tho new
world's record tlmo of 1:20 1-6. The pres
ent record la held by Mel Shephard. Time
-1:21 2-5.
Lebanon Practices Today
ANNVILI.E. Pa., Sept. 20. Members of th
Ibenon Volley team hold their first pracllcn
after the IndUn ganio Thursday, As th
result of an appeal made to tho student bojy
at chapel by Coach Guyer, 40 candidates re
sponded for practice, and the work yesterday
ai better than at any time thli seaeon.
No game W scheduled today, but next week
the team meets the Carlisle Indian rteservn,
ahd the following week p)ays Its first blj
gam of tho year with Franklin and Marshall.
Now Sonus and cheers are being prepare! for
this game, and a special car will carry the.
rooter to Lancaster.
ATHLETICS WIN OVER
CHICAGO WHITE SOX
Continued from Page 1
lng Weaver, Brctton going to second on
the throw In. Baker threw out Russell,
One run. Two hit No errors.
CORNELL LOSES
ANOTHER GAME
' TO PITTSBURGH
Western Pennsylvania Lads
Defeat Sharpe's Ithacans
for Second Time in Two
Years by Score of 9 to 3.
Cornell University entertained Univer
sity of Pittsburgh's eleven at Ithaca, N.
Y this afternoon, the guests turning ths
tides of victory against the host 9 to 3.
Pittsburgh got the leud on tho Ithacans
In the first porlod by scoring G points to 3.
The last tally was made b ythe Pitt
burghers In the third quarter, when they
scored 3.
Trlnccton University defeated Rutsers
12 to 0. Tho play of tho latter camo as a
grent sifrprlse to the followers of foot
hall. Princeton scored 3 points In hte first
half and 9 In the third.
MAROOTOPENS SEASON
Crowell's Men Will Get Initial Try
Out Against Delaware.
MARCH FIELD, Baston, Pa.. Sept. W.-
Lafayette opened her football season t1
day under the most perfect weather con
ditions. The fact that the opponent of
thp Maroon and White Is Delaware State
College, a team coached by "Bill" Sic
Avoy, famous In Lafayette football an
nals, and that this game Is affording
the Knstonlnns the first glimpse of , the
team which will icpresent them on the
gridiron this fall, helped to gather the
unusually laige throng In attendance a8
the game.
In this game Wilmcr G. Crowd!, the
well-known Swarthmoie player of some
years hack and one of the most promi
nent officials In Intercollegiate footoall
ranks, will make his Ilrst appearance
before the public as the coach of the
Lafayette team.
Delaware. LaMiette
Oroff left end ... ,I,'h
Wilson lefttackle Fu'7
Pepper left guaid . . . uu,"lckk,
Cruihers centre , ..... . ''u ,
(iiiee right guard. . W00.jw!!vf
Camn right tackle . . MaineM
Lonbls right end . . D Diamond
Finance quarterback J llami;J
T. Wilson left halfback Kf,nn'"1
Sanr right halfback nB,
Hanilrlck fullback . hfJW
Referee (illilnder, of I'cnnsltanlu Ul
plre Morfatt. of Princeton Head linesman-
Mulford, University of Pennsylvania.
betFjlehemTeads
Penbody Societies Scored on Twict
by Home Team.
BKTHLKHKM, Pa., Sept !6 -Bethlehem
soccer had lor Its opponents IVabouy
V, C, of Philadelphia, here tod.n tM
first half ending bj scoie of J goals to
0 In favor of Bethlehem Clarke for
Bethlehem, scored the first goal a'W
S3 minutes of play, and Fleming foiioive
10 minutes later with tho second -oai
by a shot In the left side of the net,
completel beating the goal kc-epei Tn
Penbody goalkeeper sawl no less than
half a dor.cn scores in tho first half e
defensive work of the visitors ba. Ks ana
the aggiesslve wgorward work of He"1"
lehrem's team fentured In the t-e-on'i
half Penbody played against a ""on
wind. The superior work of the ia
team was evident throughout the game.
SWORD WALLOWER HURT
Boy Cuts Piece Out of His Mouth in
Earnest Attempt.
Thlrteen-yeur-old David Drehi of l-j
Herb street, who aspires to be a "
swallower. Is in the Pennsvlv.ini." M
plial today for the third time within a
year as a result of his attempt to lofe'j
himself In the art This time lit t
to swallow a long stick. homcthliiK lauM
him to Jump and he gouged a im oiij
of his mouth. Physicians fciy In "'
recover. .
Openlnr ofrootball Scaioii Toili
University of Pennsylvania
Gettysburg College
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