EVENING foiaDqEB-PHILADELPHIA, SATUBfcAY. JANUARY 22, 1916,
V'b .JUL
mmmtmmmm l inn nii! m i j
glG SOCCER
pJKE'S SCHOOL
SWIMMERS SHUW
BRILLIANT FORM
Lid West Phila. H. S.
"r.hampions to Close Score
I' in Initial Meet
:other
SCHOOL NEWS
Bt Mike's School Bwlmmers
TM
mtit
very pooa untt,6 .............
Phllndelphla HIrIi Seliool
-!.,ta stars, the city scholastic cham-
"in the dual " held nt Wayno
ay Although tho West Phillies
J"1 ..... mA Mnln Lino athletes por-
)u vest
;1U excellently, and tho races wcro
!r.0r';ernt8t.r.t,k.'B...
. BV .h best performers In this soc-
rlmrbell. who tied with Williams
K dash, Is a sure point win
14 H1 .dashes. Ho n so won the plungo
Mfln the ?". ' . t,.lrii - th0 io,.
'"Ji'iJh ami' second In tho 23-ynrd dash.
,rt!?Sffr St iTuko'B star. Mull, second
jli'thfrlun. n.so scored for tho sub-
BTtim mux""
. (ha St. Luke's School tank was not
.?. enough to hold tt piunga ior uis
l0M'.Blnnnr was decided by timing
RrS.mnPiltlors In this event. Campbell
' Tuiej the dlstanco in tho rasicsi
1"! i i.S seconds, thereby winning first
t and live points for his team. Mall
"JffiL . the mark. Tho latter rcp-
iSiited WMt Philadelphia High School.
ts ..,.. tilth won from romocn insn )'
hM but the Chester nthlotos wcro ro
JanA l camder that four of their regulars
, M?J?r"roMsr by tho faculty for Infrnc
1 &4 11 nh. rufcsf Irficko and Williams played
-Mini i of the rule". Rcontro ,, Kvans ami
i i'".? .unrilsV Jackson, Howar J. Itoss,
J'te ana giSlan represented tho Chester
Mk tem.
r. ..,-. Friends' School mndo out better
AsMSW 5R,.non ,111.1. than man, of
' V.mI cage score wis announced tho
!ih?B ItaSlnc by only "oven points. :i7
fJSlfAhlnlton "S a reputation in the case
1,30. AWiwton ii.ni i d oermnntown
!rwch Pre?BVhn01(l the "acorn down, llutton.
IWnJi hoped to nou ino r, Ulcd
I", ih local school, whllo Ablngton's reg
PSJ'SuS wem Sharp, ltoatche. Donahue.
s !.....' .h streerjer.
"".S'S.-iiiV nlaved yesterday nflcrnoon. ;n
US' n.ri. scored every point for tho In
'J,,5?,'. Km Ilo lwd a total of live Held goals
MS l'm' ",?'Vim,A Mnrnvliin Col CKO OlOl'-
S&mtffSSS or more point..
cc.ll Grammar School tas played flyo
iffi? school Players completely outdated their
Call School players
ippoBinw.
5w.,t Philadelphia HjRh School', basketball
i...ni.rmnn. Mearmc. -uca-us?, . . "':"
iST.k.n Hubbcrt. arosa nnu riniirrton iney
'5:nt In tho "ame-i.d.led another victory
'fTiRlr list when tboy triumphed over tho
lR,irp,Saraiory School live In tho (tamo
Jiva at tho West Philadelphia iiigu gym
!& ..ii.rri.-iv. lllerman. Mcurkle, Mc-
!SiBrna Hachmnn scored tho points for tho
:55Bf team. Tho final scoro was 18 to 14.
Ctrauntown High's second., team had Its
wt cut nut to win from 1110 rpcoi im
JS?tii lllce. Fisher. Hurnott. Brooks. Upn
ES ui Haisscr nil helped to trim the
Omnland Dlup by tho closo score of 2, to Jl.
Ktl plweri on tho W. P. 11. B. team.
- tti IniJlvldual Blnndlns of tho HlKh School
liuus players shown a numocr ot cnaimc.i
rn Individual standing aro as follows:
' aflRST TKAM
LUAGUK STANDING.
FU)iri. chool.
OamcB. Kd.Q. Fl.O. I'ta.
Vrt. West l'hlla.... J
4'J
rwler .Central -
trilUef, Northeast .... .1
iMin. Southorn ....'
Vi
4
I
7
II
II
II
(I
tl
i
1
4
4
:i
3
1
1
1
1
I
1
1
SI
M
r.
o
o
o
o
o
tl
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
II
o
fl
o
o
0
SkiuuUernnn. Central.. .
(5 f:Mpp, nortneaei ....
EKSirtey, W. l'hlla... 2
; 1'iticn. Southern J
tftilton. Northeait '
(Sclimn. West l'hlla.. .!
(HmrtdUn, Central .1
fBuonln. Southern -
ilijkowlU, Southern.... "
Sftikirtoii. West l'hlla..
I (arcli, NorthcaHt I
Uuwart, Central
( Dillon, Southern -
BUek. Southern 't
.Uwbart. Southern S
llukbert. West l'hlla.... a
, Burrttt, West l'hlla.... -
Broomaeld. Central B
- Cilhoun. Southern J
H!elt. Northeast "
r Clin. Kortheaat -
if FIRST TEAM LEAGUE STANDING.
L THoi. Won. U1. P. C.
FBouthern Hlsh School z 1 ;';'
Central HlKh School 2 I . ' J
I NorthHit HlRh School 1 2 .;:
Wut Philadelphia II. S 1 a "
SBCO.N'D TEAM LEAGUE STANDING.
PUver. School Games. Fd.O. Pl.H. Tl.
HlJOfl. Writ PhllfL
1.1
tUlctliirdt, Northeast..,
7
U
tl
4
tl
4
a
5
l
4
3
ai
11
1
8
0
3
I)
U
0
8
0
0
1
n
U
4
1
0
0
(I
0
0
0
uosero. Boutnern
HfKMhm.n Kmithprn. . . . .
)ny Central
Uaieobaker, W. l'hlla.,
nrr Central
llCoA. V, Phlla . .
iWihi. Northeast
pcittion. southern ,
Ubrum. Hnlml
6Amitronr. Central....
H 11 Swithern
JiBe&rtoi. West l'hlla...
,"wa, ouuinern. . . . .
Vtil,. r.... i .
.TriQlW.ln Snulliapn 1
Ifltiens. Southern...!... a
Mtniier, central I
Ie?DX. Central 2
ers. West l'hlla.... 1
aros, southern 1
rd. Central I
Beco.VD TEAM LEAGUE STANDING.
" Turns. Won. Lost. P.O.
gothern High School a I .
ejtPhlU.lllgh 8chool a 1 .Otl
ftMrsi Hlth School 1 a .333
ortheat lllgh School 1 8 .333
BRESNAIIAN IS SATISFIED
Former Manager of Cubs Has Agreed
i on Terms With Weeghman
j TOLEDO. O.. Jan. 22. Itoger Hrosnahan has
lrDheJ frlenda hero from Chicago that
kajtball deal In connection with the Chi
Jf?,"Stlonal League club haa been rUed up
f't.'S taessage did not stats whether ho would
f PJ?t vrlth the Cubs or would receive his
,!!:',f, salary as the head ot the Chicago
r..uwa ana do aroppea oy tue iiihuukv-.
!.7q1Ia ha.ik.ll ..-.. ....... T1..n.nl,.n ,n
l,;z wcu4i pruiiiuiera wain wi.bii.w .
SXJ"! h. Cleveland American Association
Igyaoula It be transferred to Toledo.
GAMES ON
Scholastic Basketball
Schedule for Today
T.n fialle Collet vs. Vlllanovn Prepnrn
tory, at VlllnnovA.
School of, IVilnirngy t. Wilmington
High, nt AVllmlnglnn.
.Media High v. .Snnrthmoro High, nt
Swarllimorr lllgb,
Trniln Hfhooi x. Cbrtnnt II tit Acnd-em-,
nt Ht Mnrttn'a.
I.nn.dnle High . Glrnrd College llo
serTes, nt (llrnrd College.
Cenlrnl High . Wtt Cliesler Normal,
at AVrt Chester.
tleorge School t. llnrerford School,
nt llntrrfonl School.
George School snrnnd vs. Uryn Athyn
Arndemy llrst. at llryn Athyn.
Northent High v. Iletblehenv Pre
paratory, nt Ilethlehem.
I'lillndelphln College of Plinrmney vs.
IMIIIiiin.iin School, nt Wllllnni.on School,
Ilnnlentonn Military In.tltute vs.
Rivnrtbmoro Preiinrnlnry, nt Hnnrthmorr.
.unrniinn (.niiego vs. at. .lof ins, nt
St. .!netth'
(R p. m.)
Cnthnllr High
Atlantic, Cltr.
vs. .i:
torrls Guards, nt
Hrnwn l'rennrntory School vs.
Prrslimtn, nt Wclnhlnmn Hall,
n. m.l
Penn
(7 130
TKACK.
Nnrlbenl Grammar School rrllnnnl
(rack nml Held meet, Central High School
gjmim.lum.
PENN QUINTET
MEETS GREEN IN
CAGE TONIGHT
Lou Jourdet Will Use the
Same Line-up as Usual
Against Dartmouth
W. I P.r. W. L. P.C.
Penn 2 I ,n17 Ynte 1 1 .COO
Princeton.... 2 1 ,(V)7 Columbia.... 1 8 .313
Dartmouth.. 1 1 .SOU Cornell 1 S .333
GAMES SCHEDULED TONIGHT.
Dartmouth at Pennsylvania,
idle at Columbia.
Pennsylvania has a chnnce to reenpturo
some lost firotind In tho Intercollegiate
Hnskethall League this cvenlnB, when the
Hed and llluo plays "lied" London's
Dartmouth five, of Hanover. N". H. Dnrt
niotith has been playing- lmsketlmll for
flvo years, hut no ono ever took tho
Now Hampshire men seriously until this
year.
Tho Green team only has two players of
Inst year's live Hector nt ccntro and
Slsson nt guard. Tho latter is rcnlly a
forward and Is used In the bnekllulil be
cause of the scnrclty of guards. Hector
should bo the best player In tho Inter
collegiate league. In Williams, Dart
mouth lias a forward who will bear
watching. Ho tossed in 13 Held goals in
the two Karnes against Columbia, nine of
them being scored In New York.
Pennsylvania has gone through three
games without n. clrmgo in Its formation,
and I.on Jourdet III mnko nn effort to
keep the team Intnct again tonight. The
teams will lineup in this way:
,,rc.ll"' . . Dartmouth.
Jinrtln forward Kskellnn
Williamson rorward Williams
.lerrorda centre Hector
-P"? !. . Riinnl Slsson
McMchol guard Martin
Tho Grcystoclc flvo tightened their hold
on first place last night, when they de
feated tho Do Nerl quintet by tho score
of S3 to 21.
Greystock led nt tho end of tho first
half by tho scoro of 14 to 9. At tho be
ginning of the second period they jumped
away like a cyclone, and pulled their totah
to 21, while Do Nerl stood scoreless. At
this point the losers trot together, and,
nsHlsted by some long shots by Newman,
made tho scoro 21 to 20. Fogarty wns put
back In tho gamo and Do Nori's scoring
stopped. STANDING Of
' THE CLUDS.
W. L. P.C.
Trenton..., 11 l.'l ,4.'.s
Do Nerl.... 10 14 .417
Jasper 8 13 ,313
. W. L. P.O
Greystock. Ill H .liir
Camden... 13 10 ..vs.-,'
Heading... 13 11 .&42
SCHEDULE POlt TO-NIGHT.
Jasper nt De Nerl.
Camden at Ite.idlnir.
Itubo Cashmnn, who has been a substi
tute on tho Groystock Eastern Leaguo
team all this season, has been released
by tho Soutliwnrk management. Cash
man began his basketball career with
Catholic High School. Ho broko Into tho
Kastcru Lcngtto In 1912-13. Since then he
has played with Camden, Jasper, De Nerl
and Groystock. Casbmau Is nlso a base
ball player. lie was tried by tho Phillies
ono spring.
Since the Pennsylvania League rnce got hot
th league teams cannot draw any one to
exhibition games. Very few cure to witness
exhibition games after they see league con
tests. Reading players say that Gllllgan. thn Pitts
Held, Mass.. lad who has signed nllh Carbon
dale, will be u good one. l'lttsfteld Is Hears'
homo town.
Camden may beat Heading out In tho East
ern League ruce. but If the "skeeterH" think
they have- a better team tho Pears are willing
to wage something on on extra series ot
games.
An effort Is being made by I'reil Somers, of
Atlantic City, to form a basketlm 1 league of
New Jersey teams. He would like to get
teams from Atlantic .City. Trenton. Passaic.
I'aterson. Newark. Elizabeth, Cape May. llur
lliigton In It. This circuit would not last very
long. It Isn't compact enough.
Camden will be In Heading tonight, and the
fans will get out early t see the fight. The
fur will surely fly on this occasion. Victory
means much to either team. In the other
Eastern league conflict Jasper Invades De
Neri's camp and a victory for the Kensington
team takes them out of last place.
Joe Fogarty lll bo a valuable Player for
Greystock n have around. Joe hasn t the
speed of Jimmy Ilrown. but he Is one of the
smartest players In ttw game. When It
Somil to isruy matter Fogarty occupies a
front seat.
It was predicted when the season opened
ihit the veteran Trenton team wouldn't. last.
There 'were i too many old stagers on the team.
They had the bruins but not the speed nor the
eva for tosilng goals. Now the management
I a cleaning house when It la too late to sign
otner players.
The first Trenion
i.nm ever organized
ntavnl on a co-operative uasis unu mo irciii
Fe'SnT will flnlsh'the season oo an equal dlvi-
l nc..... :-"-, r . ..." "-'--.
team will
oenratlve Plan and It hasn't 'hurt theTureya
operative ran ", ,urn out to see a
I OJiJ . .
winning1 emu.
ABSENT-MINDED
TODAY PENNSYLVANIA
WHAT THE EVENING LEDGER CARTOONIST SAW AT THE
Drtop.c. (fiwcn 'JS'P mf lAWNC0REy5n C-""-, TSf RUFF NKiHT I X
Ambitious pu&s. waiting-to
g) imTtK-WOOCED.
FOUIt CLU11S PLAN
IU(! SHOOTS TODAY
Mt. Morlnh, Philn. Electrics, Philn.
Gun Club and Engles Schcduletl
Today's shooting will bo confined to four
clubs In Philadelphia and vicinity. Tho
Mt. Morlnh Gunning Club, of West Phila
delphia; tho Philadelphia Klcctrlc, Phila
delphia Gun Club and tho Eagle Associa
tion have matches scheduled.
Thrco of tho four clubs will hnvo clay
target shoots, whllo tho fourth will de
vote Its attention to pigeons. The Elec
trics, Mt. Morlnh nml tho Philadelphia
Gun Club will trap blue rocks. Tho
Whllo Flyer gamo will abound nt Manoa,
nt tho Kaglo Gunning Club.
Charllo llurni. of South Philadelphia. Is attracting-
attention from many sports sourcei
lately by his ability to win live-bird races.
On Thursday he was returned the winner over
Harry Clnlr at tho How Creek Club ta a 2.1
whlto Dyer contest, bagging a.1 birds to bis
oiiponent'M 21. Only 1(1 days ngn ho beat
Frank Sleeker, tho Merchnntvlllo wing shot.
In a similar shoot.
.
Thn third anniversary shoot nf the Phila
delphia Electric nub. scheduled for January
2i, baa been prolonged to February H.
Stntn Game Protector James II, Carpenter,
of Chester, haa received a number of wild
rabbits from Virginia, to bo released In Dela
waie county. They will bo liberated on a
number of farms In tho country.
Izzy Hoffman and Ohnrllo Wllbnnk nro
shooting In great form.
POUOHKEEPSIE REdATTA DATE
TO HE SELECTED NEXT WEEK
Committee Will Decide on Either Juno
17, 24 or July 1 nt Next Meeting
NEW VOIIK, Jan. 22. Martin llogue. chair
man of tho Interrolleglnto llegntta Committee
nnnnunced yesterday that the meeting tn
decide the date for the Poitghkeepaln regatta
will bo held somo time next week. The original
plan called for n meeting hero esterdny.
Thrco dates hnvo been tentatively named for
the I'oughkeepslo regatta, and It Is thought
that the stewards' will deflnUely decide upon
either Juno 17. 21 or July 1 nt tho coming
conference.
Tidal conditions and collegn examination
dates conflict badly this year, and It has
proved a hard proposlilon to datn to fix upon
a day which Is convenient nnd satisfactory
to all the colleges which unnually compete In
thla regatta. Especial tare Is required, since
one anil possibly two of the Pacific coast col
lego crews will bo Invited to race on tho
Hudson against Cornell, Columbia, Siracuso
and Pennsylvania.
ANTHONY HAS DEVELOPED
EXCELLENT SWIMMING TEAMS
Former Penn Aquatic
Athlete Has Worked
Wonders With Boys
at West Philadelphia
(-pAYING attention' won us two Inter
JT scholastic championships," wns tho
way Prof. Irvln Anthony, coach of tho
AVest Philadelphia High School swimming
team, explained tho success of his pro
teges. ...
Slnco Professor Anthony heeamo a
member of tho AVest Philadelphia High '
School fnculty In 1913, the school has '
climbed to tho Mnttcrhoru of scholnstlo
aquatics, rising from inalgtilllcnnco to
the championship over tho schools of New
England and tho Middle Atlantic States.
Coach Anthony for no is coucn wneii
nmnnir tho bovs said that through pay
ing nttentlon. Allen, a novice, wns made i
a sensation in six monins. nnu jminiicr,
Jones, Tllden und AVIUIams, at ono tlmo
scarcely able to mnko a splash, developed
Into scholastic point winners In compara- ,
tlvely short time.
"West Philly would still be a tallender
In scholastic swlmmlnff If the boys
thought thoy knew more than I did and
would not carry out an occasional word
of advice," said Anthony. "It seems that
all I do after showing tho boys tho way
to swl.4. is to give them a few sugges
tlons on their form, nnd within a short
tlmo they aro winning bis races." Fur-
v.o. ovnmnles of this are found In Dugan,
Ommerle, Murdoch. Bechtel nnd Gilbert,
who aro serving their tlrst term on tho
team and will next year replace tho grad
uates. Up to dato tho AVesterners have not
only captured two Interscholastlc cham
pionships, but have humbled all the im
portant teams within a radius of DO miles
of Philadelphia, tho limit set by the
Supervisory Committee on their conquest
for now worlds to conquer.
Coach Anthony's own merits as a
swimmer have gone a long ways to win
him the confidence of his understudies.
ABNER-Without
A i ittlE WARBLING-
TME MAIN BOOT.,
be
BORRELL BEATS RALPH ERNE
IN QUARREL AT NONP ARIEL
Bitter Enemies They Admitted It Box Six
Hurricane Rounds Before Kensington Audi
ence Koons Defeats Millard
Ily IIOHKUT
TUB wind-up wns about to begin. Tho
boxers, Joo llorell. flip pride of Ken
sington, and Italph Erne, another pride
from tin. Hiime place, not in nun i-mni-is
and glared at each other. Tho huge crowd
which lllled tho Nonpareil Athletic Club
last night, sat back, waiting for hostilities
to start. A swell fight wns In prospect.
The hoxcrs wcro bitter enemies. They
admitted It.
Tho referee, Mr. Low rtalley, nf II road -wny
fame athletic club, not street ad
vanced to tho centre of tho ring. There
was silence In-the vast arena. The fight
ers were still glaring nnd rendy to spring
nt ono another.
Crowd Hreathless
Mr. llnlloy held up his hand for silence.
He already had It, but couldn't ndnpt
himself to tho now conditions. The crowd
walled breathlessly for tho announcement
which would unleash tho two exponents
of tho manly art, who wcro bitter ene
mies. Hut did Mr. Tlnlley give the word which
stnrted the battle? Gather closely, folks,
and listen. Ho did not.
"Gentlemen." he began. "Wo have with
us tonight the silver tenor of Kensington.
Wo will have a song."
Thoro was a sigh from tho cash cus
tomers. They rould wait a fow moments
and perhaps a little harmony would calm
their quivering nerves. They oven got
patriotic when the S. V. Tenor cnroloj
"From oshln to oshln, for you my do
voshln" and put over nn encoro when
thoy weren't looking.
Verily, They Glared
Hut the lighters did not enjoy tho mu
slcalc. They wero too busy glaring at
each other. And, remember, they woro
bitter enemies.
Tho music had tho desired effect. It
gavo all of those present a cbanco to rest
their voices until the bnttle began. And
they used every bit of vocal power In
IRVIN ANTHONY
AVhllo a student at tho Ttnlvorslty of
Pennsylvania In 1911 ho captured the In
tercollegiate title for one mile, swimming
against stars from Columbia, Princeton,
City College of Now York, AVIUIams, Am
herst and Yale In a cross current in
Sheepshead Hay. That year and the year
before ho woro the A. A. U. crown for the
500, 8S0 und mile swims.
Meaning To, He Hits Upon a
r ... -. .j
L. IC,
JfSt " ill
lm' if :
iHft m '
H ii? ir jPk jkr j
gnriflBHHMPIB
FIVE MEETS DARTMOUTH
BEFORE?' Ix-O. FARREL AMP SID BURNS
DOING- THE SLAMBAMCrO ACT,
W. MAXWELL
tlielr make-up during the IS minutes that
followed.
The bitter enemies proved that they
held no kind thoughts for each other In
the very llrst mlnuto of tho fuss. Mr.
Erne, who Insisted on giving somo In
structions to his opponent, after Iteferee
Halley whispered a few words, opened tho
engagement with a healthy left to Mr.
Horrcll'n face, and Mr. Uortell handed
him u rcrclpt In the form nf a right hook,
which crashed against Mr. Erno's left
optic. After that thoro wns no rhntiro
to sign n peare agreement. The belliger
ents wanted to light to tho bitter end.
And they did.
Mixed It Up
The bout llveil up to tho advance no
tices. Even tho press ngent fell down on
bis beforc-tho-batllo dope. Horrell nnd
Erne mixed it for six rounds, and thero
wasn't an Idle moment during the entire
it minutes. The crowd kept up an Inces
sant cheering, which turned to shrieks of
delight when the battlers stood toe to too
and banged away nt each other until 'they
were too tired to hold up their hands.
Horrell wns the victor. He won by n
large margin and outclassed Erne In every
round. Ho started at the clang of the
gong In the llrst round and never let up
an Instant. Toward the end, Erno was in
distress and appeared like a man who was
staving off defeat only by clinching. Hor
rell's body blows nnd heavy rights to tho
Jaw rind tho other pcldo of Kensington
floundering In, a lieavy se.i.
Horrell led In every round. His oppo
nent did not have a chance. In the fourth
session tho Italian dropped Kmo to tho
mat, nnd ngaln In the fifth, ho had him
hanging on tho ropes. All Erne could
do was clinch, and he performed benutl
fully. niootly iJlnw
Near the end ot tho bout, when Horrell
got Erno In a corner. Italph ducked Ills
head nnd hit the Italian over tho eye,
cutting him severely. The bell ended tho
battle whllo tho blood streamed down
tho victor's face.
Thoro wero preliminaries to this show,
hut they wero forgotten when tho wind
up went on. Joo Koons beat Huck Mil
lard in tho scmlwlnd-tip, nnd In tho
other bouts K. O. Farrell won from
Johnny Hums, AI AVolner won from Joe
Hcrger. and In tho curtnln-ralscr. Jack
Ilradley, n blacksmith, boxed a draw with
Kid Hoyd, who Is n well-known paper
hanger. Hut tho crowd was thero to sco tho
bitter enemies and every ono wns satls
tled. Even Mr. llalley smiled when ho
"counted the house."
SWARTHMORE HlfiH
NOW IX FIRST PLACE
Media Hish Defeated This Morninp
by 32-18 Scoro
Swnrthmoro High School went Into
first place In tho Dolawnro County Bas
ketball League this morning as a lesult
of tho victory over Media High. Tho
score was 32 to IS.
Tho gamo wns played In the Swnrth
more cngu before a largo crowd. Place,
tho Swarthmoro forward, was tho high
scorer of the gamo, with eight Boals from
tho tloor.
Line-up:
Placo .. .;
. ,. .forward. ...
....forward....
. . .centre
..KUard
.MKiril. .......
Agnew
ljiverv
... Cnmpbell
Weacntt
Schmuthanlt
3; Agnew, .'I;
i Heeso ifaneyi
I J.irn.ill
W ll'nn.1 . .
1, Wnn.1
n; liimaii.
t....... jii'iv s. nmuinarui. riiui noaia r..
rieiu Rmii" .... ".-"-' ..:..---"..' ...
1 Wood' S Agnew. K iteferee Johnson. P. M.
C. Tlmo of halves 2t minutes.
Griffith to Coach Ursinus
NonUISTOWN. Pa.. Jan. 22,-SamuoI P..
nrimth of Norrlstuwn. has been elected cuach
of the Vrslnua College basetmll ctuti for next
year sue.-ce.ltng Willi im Thomas, of tsorrls
tnwii a brother of ltoy Thomas, once a famous
centre fielder of the Phillies. Griffith U a
Norrlstown newspaper reporter, and has for
years umpired the Urslnua College baseball
sanies.
Itichmond Iletains Franchise
RICHMOND. Vn., Jan. 22. Alvln M. Smith,
president of tho lllchmond Exhibition Com
pany, yesterday announced that the '.UY',
re.iulrea to purchase Jack, Dunn's interest In
the lllchmond franchise of the Internationa
League bad been subscribed and the deal
closed to kcoo tho franchise from going to
Ualtlmore.
Swell Topic !-By WALT McDOUGALL
NONPAREIL A. C.
KALPH ERNE AND MIS
ROBERT MANTELl" COAT
HETHLEIIEM SOCCER
ELEVEN PLAYS "HlllS''
Amerlcnn League Match Carded for
This Afternoon
On previous form tho lllhcrrlnns should
be In for another defeat when they moot
llethlehcm In nn American Leaguo gamo
tit Stenton Field, 21th and Westmoreland
slrcots, this afternoon. The. Inst meet
ing between the teams at Bethlehem last
Saturday proved most disastrous for tho
Irishmen, and although thoy will hnvo
tho advnntngo of plnylng on their own
grounds this afternoon thoy will bo for
tunate 1 f they maiiugo to divide tho
points.
Tho line-up;
Hibernians. Positions. llethlehcm.
Hughes goal
Jones right fulback ..
Miller left fullback ...
I'ichardson... right hnlfbnek .,
.Duncan
...Fletcher
..Ferguson
....Murray
..Campbell
..Morrison
Denn
Jncovelll centre hnlfbnek..
Wilson .'.. left halfback
Hoblnson outside right...
Smith Inside right....
Hutler
T. Derbyshire. Insldu let- Pepper
If. Derbyshire rentre f'wd Ilrown
Scott outsldo loft Fleming
Hefcree George Young. Linesmen Ora
haiit und Gosncr. Tlmo of halves 13
minutes.
RANKERS SHOULD PROVE
PASSIVE FOE FOR DISSTOX
Amcrieati League Leaders and Tnil
enders Meet nt Tacony
Dlsston should easily take a couple of
points from llnngers in tho American
League game botweon thn teams at Ta
cony hull park this afternoon. At tho
present tlmo tho Suwmakers nro nt tho
top of tho league tablo nnd ns tholr op
ponents nro tho tall-onders nothing would
bo more surprising than a victory for
tho Hangers.
Tho llno-up:
Dlsston A. A. Positions. Hangers.
Nes.-t gonl Cameron
Small right fullback Donnelly
.Spalding left fullback. ..Slmlndlnger
Klrkpntrlck.. right halfback Harrison
Fisher centre halfback Hardy
McEwan left halfback Hichards
Andrews outsldo right Scott
Owens Insldu right Morley
Pearco centro forward Shovlln
Wnro Inside left Campbell
Houlson outsldo left I-unn
Hoforeo W. E. Hinds. Linesmen Sott
and McKeo. Tlmo of halves 43 minutes.
UNITED LEAGUE
Feltonville and Bristol Meet to De
cide Possession of Second Placo
An exceedingly fast and Interesting
gamo should result from tho meeting be
tween Foltouvlllo nnd Bristol In the
1'nlted League at Itlstng Sun lane and
Wyoming avenue today. Tho teams are
tied for second placo In tho leaguo table,
and naturally tho players on both sides
will mnko every effort tn break tho tie.
Feltonvlllo should Just about win, but a
drawn gamo would cause no great sur
prise. Tho line-up:
Peltonvllle.
rrendergust goal
Acker right fullback....
Shaw left fullbpck. . . . .
Wninman right halfback....
UeUler centre halfback. . ..
KuiKur left halfback....
lllnidnchnm .... .outside right. . . .
Phillips Insldo right.
Domain centre, forward
Hunt Insldo left. ....
lln,t,lin OUtsldC left
nrlstol.
. ... Miller
llnrnharut
I'ettliiitrr
, . . Young
, .. Taylor
. . . Carter
.... Krler
. . AVeltnn
Ilea.
St'hulto
Addlemnn
IlrVeree I'at Ounn. Linesmen Harkln und
Miller. Elmo of halves 13 minutes.
ALLIED LEAGUE
Wanderers to Meet Puritan at 3d
Street and Lehigh Avenue
The soccer game between AVatiderers
and Puritan Y. M. L.. In tho First Divi
sion of the Allied Leaguo, nt Sd street nnd
Lehigh avenue, this afternoon, should
.,-,.!. i nn einltitiir contest. AVIth tho
ndvantago of playing ut home the AVnn-'
derera should just aoout win. uui win
Puritans can be depended upon to give
them an exceedingly hard gotne.
The line-up.
WHiiderers. . I'urnan x- . i-
TAflr.'A goal. ...... ,
Taylor ...J.... right fullback....
pfograrU i I " . -left fullback . . .
McClifferty ....right hall back...
Archibald centre halfback,..
isftlde? . . .... - -left halfback... .
11 llurgln o.u,?i',u Tit1."' ' - -
Wilson Insldo right.....
V. llurgln centre forward...,
Oraliam Inside M,---
lu.-kmoro OUtklde left
Ilrearley
, . Parker
., Lucas
... Monk
Calhoun
,,, lilac
Jayes
Oallei
illegher
Welden
. . Mayer
Johnston
ltereree John Walders. Linesmen Schmidt
and 11. Jayes. Time ot halves 15 minutes.
"L-i,a-" ii i-iii-- y it ti"!!' - --- - -f
TONIGHT
CHINESE BOXER .
STAR OF FISTIC
SHOW AT PENN
D. J. Lew, Lightweight,
Wins From G. A. Raill in
the First Round
Tho first annual wreslllnr and boxing
championships of tho University of Penn
sylvania woro held In AVelfihtman Hall
last night. A largo delegation of
students nnd men and women guests
witnessed theso Initial contests, and
tnklng Into consideration that It was the
llrst tlmo such nn nffalr has been ar
ranged, the bouts were all well contested
and give promise of having even better
contests In tho future.
The winners In tho boxing contests
were J. Ltoborman In tho 125-pound doss,
J. Lew In tho 13G-pound class, Vnn Itnolto
la the H5-pound class, Iloumo In tho 158
pound class nnd Hawkins In the un
limited class. J. Low. tho Chinese boxer
nt the Hod nnd Blue Institution, was tho
star of tho boxing contests.
Tho results of tho wrestling champion
ships woro Cozzollnu In tho 115'pound
class, Saunders In tho 113-pound class,
Kclser hi the 133-pound class, Mllltgan In
the 143-pound class, Malnkls In the Im
pound class nnd Tltzcl In tho heavy
weight class. Captain Mllllgan and Bar
clay put up tho fastest bout of the eve
ning, tho Hed nnd Blue cnptaln throw
ing his opponent In tho fast tlmo of 2
minutes 43 seconds.
Llebermnn was tho best contender for
tho 123-pound boxing title, fighting six
rounds with Scanlon and Smith. He won
a decision over Scanlon In the first bout
and defeated Smith in the llnnl. In tho
133-pound class J. Lew won on a knock
out over 0. A. Hncll In 43 seconds. This
wns tho fastest bout ot tho evening. In
tho H3-pound class Van Haalte won on n
decision over J. Hnrgreaves, nnd In tho
final bout defeated Foulko In thrco rounds
on a decision.
In the 13S-pound class Howard Berry
was outpointed by Bourne, tho Univer
sity's boy wonder, who Is only 16 years
of age. In tho bout for tho heavyweight
title Hawkins defeated Harry Boss In
three rounds on a decision. Tho wrestling
bouts wero all closely contested, and sev
eral men were compelled to wrestle throe
times to decide the winner. Delpratt, the
strong man of tho freshman class, was
thrown In 2 minutes nnd 45 seconds by
TJUel with n bar nnd chancery hold.
Tho summnrles for tho boxing nnd
wrestling championships nro us follows:
123-pound class J. Lleberman defeated Scan
lon on n decision. Lleberman won from Smith
In the tlnal bout.
133-pound class J. Lew won on a knocJc-eut
over lUiell In 43 seconds.
H.'-tjouml class Van Haalto won a decision
over J. llnrtrreavps. Van Haalto won In the
tlnal bout front laoulke, who had won over
Jenkins on n knock-nut In the third round of.
the preliminary round.
in8-iound class Bourne won over Perry on
n decision.
Unlimited class Hawkins won on a decision
over Itoss In tho tlnnl bout. Hawkins won In
the preliminary over Dureyea on tho referee's
decision.
AVHESTLINO.
ltr,-pound class Cozzollno won over Sher
man on a decision nftcr U minutes.
rn-imund class Saunders won on a decision
over Oken In two extra periods.
Lt.,-iiound class-'Kelser won over Cassel on
a decision In II minutes.
1 1.Viinund class Mllllgan won a fall, bar
nnd chancery hold. In U minutes 0 seconds.
IM-pound class Malnkls won a. decision after
two extra periods over Lovln.
lTfi-pound class Htatler nnd Miller gave an
exhibition bout. No decision.
, Heavyweight class Tltiel won on a fall,
bar nnd chancery hold, tn 3 mlnutea 4S sec
onds. The ofrtelnla for tho boxing contests were
will.im Itocnp. referep, nnd Jack O'Irrlen nnd
Harry Phillips. Judges. The rorereo of tbs
wrestling bouta was Herman Wolff, former
amateur lightweight wrestling champion.
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
Manufacturers' Soccer Teams
Clash at Gcrmantown
in
Cresson Morris Engineering Company
nnd David Lupton Sons Company should
prove well matched In their Important In
dustrial League game at Chclten avenue
and Magnolia street thlu afternoon. Both
have yet to secure .a point In the compe
tition, nnd probably tho Luptons will he
tho first to do so at the expense of their
today's opponents. The Ilne-up:
Creson Morris Co.
David Lupton Sons' Co.
-ici.orinicK
Noo ,
Hocho ....
Wilson ...
Pnguo
Mlrty
noodwln . .
McAdams ,
Alexander
Carruthurs
Yettcr ....
, . .goal. .
Elmp
right fullback..
left fullback. ..
...light halfback..
..centre halfback..
...left halfbnck...
....outside right. .
....Insldo right...
..centre forward. ..
... .Inside left
.. ..outside left
mil
Clark
. , noodwln
. . K. Quay
. .."Cullen
Neshlt
.-..WrS
Davenport
. . (.uueiia
Iteferee It
&-otf. Linesmen Cnnntn nnd
Pusker. Time ot halves 43 minutes.
VICTOR VS. BOYS' CLUB
Close American League Game
at
Front and Erie Is Expected
Boys' Club will entertain Victor Talk
ing Machine Company In nn American
Leaguo game at Front street nnd Erie
avenue this afternoon, noth teams need
points badly, but noys' Club should prove
Itself a tritlo tho better team and secure
a couple of valuable points at the ex
pense of Its opponents.
The line-up:
Hoys' Club, A'lctor T,
Tyrlo .goal.. ,.,.
Watson right fullback
Fleck ...left fullback....,,..
Walker light halfback
McDonougb ....centre halfback,....,
Hanson left halfback
M, Co.
,. ntrcB
Lerro
... Allen
Gardiner
Coureme
,, Holler
Schwarta
Dlmpter ...... ..outsiiie rignt.
lllackbum
.Inside right. .
urown
Word
Mclntyro ...centre forward, .,,,,,.. Kord
Hchrader Inside left tlrowne
Fletcher outside left, McCender
Heferee W. . Hinds. Linesmen Oppermann
and Magulro. Time of halves 43 minutes.
Farnum to Lead Brown
PJIOVIDENCE,
I.. Jan. 2?.-Mark Far.
num. or ueonnavuie.
lootliaii equal, nas
the team for next
sophomore.
been elected can tain of
season, larnura u a
fl
I
II
1
I
iM
ifti
ym
n
i
$i
i
i
r II"" II NEVERTHELESS ITS QUITE f ,N FACT. IN HIS FAMOUS PATHOLOGICAL ''SSc
, , DEMONSTRABLE: THAT A S.($. ( RESUMi OF THIS DISEASE. OLD DOCTOR &cr"7?ff'
( HELLO. WMAT-S "1 rl r W reiKSS
THIS AUTOMOBILE ( V..VING TOO X NOW SSS YOU L J MED.CUS'S DECLARATION THAT LACK SAKE DONT BE (rfJ&fk
iSijilST SIMPLE L55 H.GHEH! rCANAJLU ggJJX SAKY EXISTENCE Jj OP EXERCISE IS THE SOt-E CAUSE, SO PRECIPITATE? J$
TLJiLXr1 -C THrVTTER ItS - YOU SMOKE Too MUCH AND fp V TOUCHES THE Vrrt- I V p3 ' I jfeSnW
T"mmmimmw, aanaaemaj HI a, Hi I'Hil '' "
(