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NOW OCCUPIES CENTER OF LOCAL ATHLETIC INTEREST OTHER SPORTS NEWS;
SOCCER
ENGRAVING WINS
FIRST ROUND IN
CURTIS LEAGUE
German Leads Individu
als With an Average of
179 for 21 Games
OTHElt
ALLE Y NEWS
The uigrnWns ileimrtmetil five won the
recently completed 't f0"ll(l ' tho
Curtlf Homme t.cnitue, with n. total score
of IT.W'. pi"' l" ,h" -' fit"1"' P'tved, nil
eier.igc of " 'I his i,me ,cn"' n1'"0
led In the lilrh thn e-finme score, with a
total of Mi T' nvotaKo ot 031
Hay M derm inn, of tlie cngravlnc
iMm nat Hie hlRh Individual limn of tin
leairuc, w"" nn "Semite ot J"' for 21
Mines "'' nl" '"'' ,h0 recor'' fo1' I,lRl1
Individual thiee came scores. Willi (,Tt
Wcllcr who M "'"" " "lenibci or the I'll
eravlns tenm tied with Hermann Tor
high In one game with Jll.
Tho race in the Iciikuo season hns lieen
Jar moro Interesting this season than over
before. beeiue "f the handicap system
adopted Onlj thrco Raines separated tho
first and llfth 1" the llrst round.
Below are iln "oici of llio Hist round
of 21 rune
ALL-MICHIGAN AND ALL-YALE TEAMS
CLASH IN MYTHICAL FRAY SCORE, 0-0
Grantland Rice Sends "Star Elevens" Picked by Field
ing Yost Into "Final Fray" of Season.
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COLUMBIA SOCCERITES
PLAY HAVERFORD TEAM
Intercollegiate Game Scheduled
Today Will Have Important
Bearing on Championship
HAM:itrOHI. Pa. Dec 1 I'uluiulilu.
t present tied wild Pum for tho lead In
tho IntcrcolIOKlate Soctei League. Is
icheduled to uiort tho llaetford Collego
leen hcio this .ifteinoon in ouo of tho
most Important games ot tho season
Victory for the bcnrlet and Black will
lrtuall put tho Mornlnmlile Heights
tleen out of the lunnlng for tho cham
pionship Columbia's sunoss In tho league this
leason Is due, fur tho most p irt, to tho
ensatlonai pl.w mg of tho rjlinuholtS
brothers M length ha been added to
tho Columbia defonso by tho return of
Buermejci who u signed from tho cap
taincy of tho Hnrtet cloven so that ho
eould plaj on the wuslty football team.
Ha will bo found ln Columbia's goal to-daj
The teims will line up as follow '
llaverionl tollt,t Columbli !
went , goil . Huennejer I
uuunrr rilllll lUIID.K It . llllllira
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Mokes . oatmlH ilxlu .. 1'eruiinilex
croiiman 'ml u right . . . .I.uns
i-.ar,lf leitn rurnurd .. II SliinlinIK
fi1ier liislilt left ... I, hhiinhnltz
TImo of liaUes-r. minutes
GI.MXO tint the foolbill sension was
rhtlrclv tou short, ns Interest was
greater 'his tall thin ever befote. we dc-
Idcd to pul on onp moro big h ltlle be
foin tlio curtain blow for Hie last time or
the whlsllo wis rung down
With this end In fairly plain Mew, wo
got Hurry-up Yost, eoarh ot Michigan
mill u former Yale captain, to pick up
nn Atl-.MIehlgaii tuid nn All-Ynto eleven
tu meet nt Mmllson Siiumc CJ irden In n
benefit gnnif for Atulv C'nrliegle, bo Is
now down to Ills r.ist Jin ohi (KM
Tho t.iiic-tii
Ylm two rlnveiis lined up nH follows, the
selections being absolutely authentic
Michigan.
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Mnil.lnrll ....
( urns
Iteilbn . .
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Wr(ik . .
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f'rilit . .
T. Hammond .
Note. It Is needless to say that Only
tlioso still living wcro picked for this
game, played Immediately nfter tho one
pioinoled liv old Ooc t.nrdnor, tho cela
lirated Hlimer I
Tin- Itattle
Mldilgan won the toss, nnd pinniptlv
nt 2 p in. o ItUked off to Heston. Thr
liurlj luck i nine snushliig onward 10
yards before he was fleicclj tackled by
aiievlln and Kllpitrlek together
On tho flist pla Weeks sent Itcston
mound Yale's light end, where thero was
no one In the wnv except Shcvlln Nj
gain On Hie nest plnv Crnlg w hilled
nut m mind left end, where there wasnt
n soul left osiopt KilpitilLk N'n gain
llitiuiiiond then punted to ItOLkwell,
who wits Un own henllj i Ileddin, Uin
brunk and Schulz.
I'lny by Play
On Ihe Hist pla ltockwcll sent Coy
huitllng tluough centte The onl thing
that stopped Cnv was 2li pounds of Oer
mnnv Kcliul. When tho two collided the
speetntois thought n mine hail been ex
ploded nt iiildllelil Ah It was, tho game
had to bo stopped until n pot Hon of the
Ik Id hud been leplaied
riillbln tiled to slip outside of tntklo,
but theie wasn't ,ut outside Curtis (212
pounds) llftid liim up nnd was tijlng to
pick his tieth with the Yale star, when
the nfllelnls lnti.1 cncd and penalized
Michigan 10 nids foi unneiessniy Impo
liteness on the next plti Hellolllngei and Schul?
lieiuiiK luvohed in i peisonal nrgunient,
and it took the stimuli i camp finm i'ltts
buigli and inn mps IJ minutes to ftuell
the Stirling debate
At (he end of the gnino tho ball was
al inldlleld Tho seoio Was hs follows
.Michigan, 0. n!e, 0 Ground gained by
rushing Uy Yale, l'i jatds; bv .Mlehl
San, 6 feet.
Against llnrnitl
If these two elevens can be Rol to
gether ugnln to decide tho draw, the win
ner will bo matched against an All-Harvard
eleven. This eleven hasn't htii quite
picked to date, but most of limn ImVo
N'ouiso will plaj cetilie, I'eiiiiau ight
guard ninl Ham rish light tin I le Tin
ends will be Campbell and llaidwck.
I'alv will plax (Uiirler, with Pihhtrp and
Ilrlckley for the two hnhes and MalvuT
will play fullback. This gamo Will bo
plajed for henellt of tboe who boug n
Uetblcbem bteel between 40 titul Co.
Ituli.iiy.it of the Gridiron
Come, Jill Ihe cup fo tho winter's sitoit),
t'atir hvntlreil att-itur agarciratlon'a
I hum ;
Thi Jmilball ilopr M oolm; onf o dale,
And chccrfultu un tiiiider, "Let Vr go!"
In tho tiicanwhllc, how about Nolson
Mttcalt, of Columbia, who started with
material that hadn't seen u football In
13 seirs anil never lost a gamo? Co
lumbia never overwhelmed tho strongest
nit-veils In the world, but Metcnlt's team
knew n lot of sound football at tit" Ilnlsli
Half Stride-
Mm h In sport Hint Is charged to brain
and skill Is merely kunek that has cotno
without reason and no great amount of
Intelligent practice.
Any dub i an stnr onco In n while, but
It is tho star who onl dubs onto In a
while
In the midst of nil this foothill chat
ter, now on tho verge of walling KWlfllv
fruiii the day s gossip, along comes, old
Iloniis Wagner leading the shortstops,
well bevond Mnranvlllo and llniicroft,
supposed to bo his main buccessors Hut
how can anv one succeed il l-ing who
hasn't abdicated '
Tlie Season's Main Peat tire
Vvhnt was tho gientest Individual pei
forniancp of the recent football cam
paign' Miliums, feat of seoilng 23 points
against V .lie ' Yost, of .Michigan, doesn't
think so The Wolverine opett sas by
all odds the greatest exhibition was
Shlvctlck's kicking ngalnst Hnrvnid
"Hero was' a man not supposed to bo nnv
part ot a star kicker," sajs Yost, mill
when Hairett is hurt and tho champion
ship lest Is on, he gives not only tho
gi cutest punting exhibitions of the year,
hut one nl the gtentest evei seen lu
tint game ho kkkcd ns well against tho
wind mi .Malum did with It nt his baik,
winning a championship by bis work '
FLYING GREYS
TACKLE CAMDEN
TEAM TONIGHT
Victory for Jerseymen Will
Put Them in Second Place
in Eastern League
OTHER CAGE GOSSIP
SMITH AND HAHX HKAW
U. S. Golf Association to Meet
-' VOItK Dei 1 l'roposed amendment
to tn constitution oi tho t'nlted HtHtes liolf
Aiaoclatlon to bo submitted at tlie annual
. .i.s .,..th?t oreinUatlon In ChUaita Junu
. vni J" fl cry -hh In tho nnwciatlon
ini!n,,. m ". governniMit, nrcordlng to im
announcement by Honr,t V Vllltney, Its sei-;y,-.
e"'ttifore onlj thoe clubs wblch
?i? nl"e enibvrs Imxci been allowed lo
Ihrh-J!,. al'0't ' lut s, romioslni; pearlj
uSS?ua,r,r' "r ,he 'eembershln of the nwi
fiiil '.i'1. " ,p" Uhout ofie In Its il-SI?-...11
H J'"P0il to sl the notice mem
ni V5 vot'1 ra,-h ad the allied members
ni vot each
Black to Captain Yale
BIaevWl,Avr?,.Conn IJec 1 -nimon It
SnfS;u,c,"l,-Ycr'1 liy- " Junior In tbe
6eiMU. Sclentlflc School, was unanimously
th !SnP,!P?.ln ot ",0. Yal football team at
Blaefc Si ' .banfloet of tho plajcrs last night
Black played euard on this fall's eleven
'J be Camden team of the n.istein bas
ketball league will lmvo tho clinnco this
ov tiling of Jumping from llfth placo lu
thu stundlnr ot the clubs to hecoud bj
defeating tho Crevstock live lu tho cage
of the Camden Armor. Thus far Cam
den has been uuablo to copo with tho
flying Greys, who havo won boven games
and lost only one that to tho Jasper
Jewels last Thursday night in Kensington
(ireyrtotks live havo been going nt a
dizzy pace for tho reason that four of
tho tlvo regulars aro young players
While Miko Wilson is by no means old
he 'lis been lu tin- game n long whlli
and has unquestionably passed the zenith
of ids playing tfllcleuty. On the othei
hand, siigarniau, I.a.vtence, Cross and
JloWllllums have not yet arrived at that
point at which they will stay for a wbih
before "fcoing back " Tills quintet is
making n gieat hit all over tho Eastern
Ia'aguo circuit by Its consistently spec
tacular work Theio Isn't ono ot them
who cannot c.ig- "sleepers" with deadh
precision, and nil of them are excellent
all-round shooters and gieat floor men
Tho Camden team is composed of play
ers who are taipposed to be nt tho top
ot their respective games, but their work
this m'.-ihuii Indicates at times both a
glaiing lack of team work and Individual
cago effectiveness. Howovei, playing on
tho homo iloor may put enough spice
into tho play of tho Jeiseymen to enable
them to conquer their rivals fioni downtown.
KensiiiKtonuui Loses His Lead in
Final Round of DourIus Bout
iluic Hmllli nnd Harney i I film boxed
six haul and fast rounds to a draw In
the uiiilii bout nt tho Douglas Athletic
Club list night. Halm bad n slight nuii
giu of advantage in the Mist five rounds
hut Miiilb iiiado a splilted lally lu the
llunl session, and be gained such a great
lead in this pnlod that ho was entitled
to in ev n break.
In the si'miwlud-up .l.li I. MiClosky won
fiom Huppv Pivls Kill f-amsou de
ft aled I'at Hiigmi, of San 1'ianclsco. loe
Itowlaiid stopped Joe- I'eiolpo ill four f
lounds, while Young liuimlo nuvlne
(,u ned tho decision nvu Mclnny Hreniiei i
Texas to Play Hie Indians
livia.v- lii In I Vcioiillng t. Hi.
niirouti. cim nt ot ilumnl cif Texas A mil M
roll m a. mil , nn nu hae bet n made for i
fnntl ill c ii. h, nv. mi the kk1c-i and tho
Cirllwlo In Imn. lurinu the Hill, Maio I sir
SOCCER MAJOR
SPORT AT CITY'S
PLAYGROUNDS
Kingsessing's Strong
Eleven at Present Leads
the League
OTHER SOCCER COMMENT
TO HONOR STONIiV McMNN
l-I, WtlltdfMI tHAOUi: STAMMM1S.
llnals
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AlblelU- Park. (I II I 1 It 11 3
Although soccer ns n major sport was
not Introduced into tho public plnygrotm 1s
ot the city until last spring, tho associa
tion gamo Is fn-it gaining III popularity,
and at the present time It Is receiving
as much attention ns basketball, which
heictofore had been Hie lending winter
pastime. Tho Play ground Lengllo was
formed last spring tit tho Instigation of
tho Hoard of lMucntlon, and flvo teams
entered tho race. At tho start of tho
present campaign a team representing
tho Sherwood Itccrcatlon Centre, nt CGHi
and Chrlstlnn streets, was admitted
The Klngscssltig eleven, which plavs Its
home games ot tho Klngsesslng Heerca
Hon ('ciittc, lull street nnd Kingsi sslng
avenue tin site of tho old Helmont I'llclt
et Club bus A kiibstantinl lead In tho
championship race Tho club has won sK
games stnlght, hnvlng defeated Happy
Hollow, l'unlleld. Stair Garden mid Alii
letlo I'nrk each on o and Shot wood twice
The dub Is one. of tho strongest In tho
cllv In Its diss, nnd, In fact, would mnko
n tlit-into shiiwing In faster company
The ilrfonsive trio of I'hcuegiir. n member
of the West Philadelphia High eleven, III
goal, and lones and Clark, fullbacks, has
bieu si nieil on onlv four times ill six
games
Tho newly formed Sherwood eleven Is
tied with Happv Hollow for fcecond place,
but tin latter has played a gamo less.
I'tinlHld Is in tho fight for second place,
but Starr Garden and Athletic I'ails nru
well down, but not so far down lo mo
vent them from still having it lighting
e bailee
Co ii-li Stewart's Junior eleven nt Penn
sylvania Is making n strong bid for the
second division Cilcket Club l.enguo
ill iinplonshlp The I ted and HIuo
voimgstcrs nro now tied with Haverford
College second eleven foi tho lead, but
have placed a. game less
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Hotel illhglmm, Thursday, December !,
nt 6 91 o'clock
Alt tnjovnble pingram has been ar
ranged bv tbe committee, of which M
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Daly Itesigns as Coach
Y HST POINT, N. Y . life 1 -Lieutenant
Charles I Dal, I b A , who for the latt
tbreu seasons, has I cell bead coach for tbe
Vrmy football team, nil! not act In that
caikcclty next fall Ho Halls un Ijc ember a
from Han rrancts-o to Join Ids command, the
1st lleglment of Pic 1 1 Artilleiy, now on duty
ut gcliotleld, Honolulu
I)4ly was captain of tho Hart ant football
t Mm In 1000. Ho entered the military aca.1
e-m In June 1MI1, wai. giaduated In 1P03 and
pliyed on the Arm) elecc-n tor the llrst two
yuara of his stay here-. 'Ihe Army won frum
tho Navy in both thoe ycuis.
No successor to Lieutenant Paly has yet
been selected us coach.
r
I you bace Improved lour seilliiE methods to keen up with moiler
business methods you have lowered yuur margin of prom-you hacc
Increased your territory
I Ocer tbe entire surroiindinB counti are laced railroads and trol e
line. accnues of (null- transpurtlinr piospectlve . usiuiners to the dun
itv of fiu? Place of biuliip.s An etllclunt delivery service, backed up by
yoyu?Vtberr modern business methods l direct tUo PIWICITb. derlced
from sorvlntt these commuters to your CASIl PHAVVl.it
r The merchants who hace used converted pleasure cars, horse-drawn
cehlcle.r heavy equipment and who now use Vim Trucks are the men
whose advice is worth having
wnose bom -ABK HIM wIO OWNS A VIM
C One price system -Orders ore In no Instance approved or accepted at
oilier than published prices
StU ia 328 Cities in tae United Slates Hide in Phila. by VIM Motor Truck C
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KAST VS. WEST OX UIUDMOX
nnr.i at poutiiAXD today
Syiacuse Plays OroRon Afrgies in In
terscctional Hattle
Pomi.ANP, Ore, Pec 1 - The Hasl
and tho West nro lo contend for gridiron,
supremacy hero this afternoon, vriin
Syrncuso Ttnlverslly nnd llio Oregon Agrl,
cultural College elevens rrprpsentlng
their respectlvo sections of the country
Seldom Ims a gamo attracted more at
tention. Multnomah Pield, Judftlng from
tins ndvaliro ticket sales, will be trrwded
to cnpieliv wlili spectators tvliMi tho
wlilstlo starting tho unusual interser
Honal Rime is blown The teitns sunn
Ingly are ovclitv matehed Ndthrr has
nnv great iidvmitaEO In weight nnd th
recortt of both this season has shown
them to be first-class playing organ!
tlons Syracuse lias played ROlnn mlglify elassv
foolbill this year, while. Oregon Agricul
tural Collego astounded tho Tootliall
world bv winning from Hip Michigan
Aggies, 20 to n. nffer the Mlciiltramlrt-s
bid walloped Ihe T'nlv-ersltv of Mlrltlgan
CORNELL WILL DECLINF!
Game to Decide Eastern Title Impos
sible, Is Sentiment
ITH CA. N Y, Dec 1-A post-seison
football Kaon between Cornell and Pitts
burgh is nbsnlutelv Imposslblo; In the
first place, becaufe the Cornell faculty
penults Its foolbnll tenm only a certain
number of games nnd wilt not consider
such o. iont-st as that stlgsested to de
cide the Hastern championship and", In
the second plate, bccuiso tho Cornell
eleven tins already broken training.
Cnplniti Unri-rtt, ot Cornell, lias received
a telegram from Cinch Glenn Warner,
of I'ittshnrglt, challenging tho big Ited
team lo n post season gtine The Cornell
Athletic Council hns hot, had timo to of
noinllv act on the matter, but ihoso con
cerned declare that the reposition Is
ridiculous, ns well ns Impossible, consld
prlng present athletic conditions and sen
timent In Ithaca.
St. I:ila, 20; Madonna, 21
O Veil -s foul tomltiff enabled Pt IHta to &'
fit Msdonna nt the former's hall last nlg-ht
br ill In SI
to find your seiasiMe cigarette
The cigarette that you'll
stick to when you find it
must "make good" to you
in three different ways.
It must delight your
fas re.
It must be cool and
friendly to your throat and
tongue.
It must leave you feeling
as fit as a fiddle at the end
of a hard-smoking day.
On the last two points we
match Fatima against any
cigarette in the world it
can't be beaten. You can
prove that by these two
tests.
But when it comes to
taste, that's up to you.
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try them whether Fatimas
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sure that you will, too.
Try them?
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taste as well as most men,
you'll agree that Fatimas
are the most SENSIBLE
cigarette you can buy.
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Fatimas today.
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