BTTOTCNG LBDaER-PHILADEJIiPHIA, SATUDAT, OCTOBER 28, ,W
SCHOLASTIC FOOTBALL REVIEW MANY BIG GAMES TODAY-OTHER NEWS OP SPORTS W
KENDALL BROWN AND HIS TOE
ARE PLACED IN HALL OF FAME
AT SOUTH PHILADELPHIA HIGH
Thirty-eight-Yard Drop Kick for Goal Puts
South wark Eleven in Running for Gimbel Cup.
Lawrenceville vs. Haverford School
jj liuuiy i rftirci
F.
KRNDALti BTAOWN Is balking In the
Idollsm of Ml South Philadelphia to.
day. and ha will continue bo for the re
mainder of the scholastic football campaign,
even though It happens that tha high Khool
(even from the southern section of the city
doesn't win the Interscholastlo lingua
championship. Central High School, for the
first time In tha hlitory of athletics at
South Fhllly. was beaten on the gridiron,
and everybody downtown l( happy. It
was tha truity toe of the name mentioned
Brown that turned the trick. The ball
twirled over tha bar with less than halt an
Inch to spare.
On the strength of Bouth Philadelphia's
victory yesterday afternoon over tho Crlnv
ton and flold by the scant three-point mar
gin, scholastic dopesters are giving the
Southwark eleven tha edge for the dlmbct
Trophy symbolic of tho city's football cham
pionship. When tho downtowners defeated
Prankforit High, 8-0, after the latter had
beaten Control. .7, It was generally be
lieved that Frankford was lucky In win
ning from C. II. S., and that South Phllly
carried a horseshoe Into thecontest with
rranlfford.
Central ott Defense
However, there was no doubt about South
Philadelphia's superiority over tha Central
High eleven, last year winner of the Qlmbel
Cup. The champions were on tho defensive
almost continually. With the exception of
a spectacular 13-yard run mads by poor
Alex Farmakls, who should be tinder doc
tor's care for a badly wrenched leg Instead
ef playing football, there was no possible
chance of Central scoring. Had Farmakls
been In good shape he probably would have
gono over for a touchdown, as Bunnln,
Southern's quarter, was the only man be
tween the Central captain and tha goal line.
As It was. Alex was handicapped In run
nlng and this gave nunnln a fine chance
to bring down the runner.
Another possible feature that favored
Central was tho long punting of Supplee,
who was brought from the lino to full
back. Tho Crimson and Gold's only chance
to keep the threatening Southwarkltes from
touchdownlng depended on Supplee'a shoe,
and time after time ha booted the ball out
of danger from near his team's goal line.
South Phllly had soveral opportunities to
get over for n. (pointer, but after Captain
Rosetsky, Hamilton, Park and Ilunntn had
carried the ball to within striking distance
the Central High lino braced and held the
opposition for downs. On one occasion
South Phllly had the ball on Central's 3
yard line. I-lne plays failed, and Central
finally was given the ball on downs.
P.osetsky,'who Is a brother of the former
boxers, Sammy Smith and Young Snmmy
Smith, appears to be we of the leading
fullbacks on the scholastic field this season.
lie weighs, about 16Q pounds. His line
bucking yesterday was brilliant, crashing
through centerAind off tackle for many long
gains. Bunnlij aUo Is a consistent ground
gainer for .South Phllly. but the quarter
back's asset Is on trick plays and rum
around thoend.
Northeast Wins
While Central was beaten, the game
proved that tha champions have a worthy
general In Ogden, quarterback and weigh
ing only 130 pounds.
Northeast High School stands out as
South Phllly's most formidable opponent In
the Olmbel Cup running. The former also
came through with a league victory yester
day afternoon by defeating Germantown
High School In a one-sided 19-3 contest.
Klnseman and Jones, who replaced Kinsman
and Hendren, mado the Ited and Black
touchdowns. '
At present South Phllly and NortheaBt
each have, one victory, while Central haB a
defeat' coupled with a win. Germantown
High has been beaten twice.
Frankford Lands
Frankford High came through with a win
ever Darby High School by 24 to 0. The
Today's Scholastic Games
and Yesterday's Results
Uatm.
lamen
mOTIUl.t.
JSSwtva
r",nonh MllU.rr Arademr, at Vlllsaera
", ;''ol. el resale Institute,
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A.Ai; " "ornenuwn
ru.
Military
Cheltenham Hlih. al Loi.tr Merla llltb.
ti
FOCCKR
".'!" .'!slt al Oeors. Rcho.1.
iononn malt IS. Ml II Ir. hl
y A ' 'rard olee,
rooTnAix
Illsh, Si Central,
Tenn.nl
mnneid
.iiW,,B illdlphl
iK.VS ?L 'u:,''mi. 3) 7n Athrn.
lv..rtfn"'.rt..,r'U.al enn Charter,
teirSror Arademjr. Bli tiers
ll,i'l?Ior I"h' "'"' ' In.d
ritUSI l"rt RWIer rrk lltta, 0,
J5I. ..? 2' J " tollese. 0.
Media lll.l, School. I8 IrknoV (
m1
Ilurllndon
lllsn, U.
Illsh Bthool. 10t
Cen-
Csmden
l"rlendn' Select. 8i tterrnantown Friends, 1.
THEY ARE SET FOR THE KICK-OFF
first touchdown was made by Vollnsky on n
forward pass from Lcchler, in the second
Period I,echler plunged over the Darby line,
following n forty-ynrd run by Moran. Wick
scored tho touchdown In the third period on
a line plunge through left tackle from the
three-yard line. The fourth touchdown was
made by Dudley on a forward pass whloh
iro iweniy yards.
Captain Hunt was In Episcopal Acad
emy's line-up when the churchmen defeated
tha Bryn Athyn Academy eleven by a score
of 39 to 0. Brilliant end runs and line
Plunges gave the Locust street players their
big score.
Temple Prep and Ia Salle College played
to a scoreless tie In their gamo at Forty
fourth and Parkstde avenue. It was a hotly
contested match. In the second half Temple
advanced to La Salle's two-yard line, where
the La Salle team held for downs. Just be
fore tho game ended Qraber attempted a
goal from the 35-yard line, but the wind
was strong and he missed by a few feet
Forty-six to 7 was the score piled up
by Modla High In a roughly playid game,
marred by disputes between the players,
with Friends' Central.
When Lansdowne High fumbled tho ball
on Its own twenty-yard line In the game
with Radnor High, the latter recovered the
pigskin and scored the touchdown and goal
which won the contest, 7 to 0.
In the only soccer match of the day.
Friends' Select defeated the Germantown
Friends' School In a Prlvato School
Leaguo match at Stenton Field 3 goals
to 1.
Haverford'a Big Game
With Penn playing Pitt at Pittsburgh
Interest In the gridiron game locally this
afternoon will center In the minor collego
and scholastic games. A contest that Is
certain o draw a huge crowd will be
played at Haverford, where Haverford
School will play Lawrenceville School In
what Is one of the biggest games of the
season on tho schedule of both teams.
, Coach Lon Jourdet's freshman squad at
Penn journeyed to Now Haven yesterday
to play Yale Fresh this afternoon, and tho
Bed and Blue youngsters are tuned up
for tho. battle and aro confident of pulling
out tho victory,
Georgetown Prep will clash with St'
Joseph's Collego on the Stenton Athletic
Club grounds, at Twenty-fourth and Tioga
streets. West Philadelphia High will play
at Perklomen Seminary and another Im
portant conflict will bring together Wil
liamson School and Peddle Institute on the
latter's gridiron.
BOB MACK TROUNCED
BY HENRY HAUBER
Irishman Is Floored Six Times
in Bout at Lincoln
A. C.
Last night's wind-up at the Lincoln Ath
letic Club looked like a rough house riot
with, Henry IJauber playing the rolo of a
gang after Bob Mack, of Ireland. By ac
tual count Mack, under the weight of Hau
berk crashing blows, hit the floor six
times.
Mack became aqqualnted with Hauber's
right wallop early In the first round, and
Immediately became a smoking ruin. The
blow went crashing home to the Irishman's
jaw with such force that he almost turned a
flip before he came In contact, with tha
mat It looked like a "sure-nuft" knock
out, but before the final ten was' tolled
Mack got up.
When Mack regained his feet he was
addle-brained and weak-kneed, and before
the round closed he was floored three more
times.
Hauber tried vainly to knock off his op
ponent, but nt sticking Mack proved to be
a champion porous plaster and, although
he was felled for a count of five In the
nfth and once again in the sixth, he was
on his feet battling when the final bel
Clanged.
Jimmy Bradley was stopped by Whltey
Fitzgerald In four rounds of the semi,
wind-up, Heinle Zimmerman and Freddy
oughrty boxed a draw.
RAILROAD ATHLETES
RECEIVE TROPHIES
P. S, R. Y. M. C, A. Winning Baseball
and Soccer Teams Rewarded
Last, night the winning athletle teams
of the Pennsylvania Italroad Y. M, C. A,
held a dinner at the association building
In celebration of a successful season,
Speeches were In order and a presentation
of tups to the winning teams took place.
Charles W. play presented the P. S.
Kewhall Cup to the Purchasing baseball
nine, the squad that captured the title In
tbe Division A of the aenerai Office League.
T, B. Touchstqne, tha manager of Purchaa
log. who twirled the nine to several vie-
twles during the season, received the
.trophy and, 'speaking In behalf of hla team
.Mates, thanked every one present for tha
upport they had given the team;
Mr. Clay also presented the J, N, Purvl
fjnoe trophy to the Freight Traffic team,
aggregation that oarrted oT Arst hon
ors In Division 8 of the Oeseral OeHee
agv.
The John 9. Thayer Memorial Cup was
Ksntd to the Transportation aaeser tot
Ull team. This aamhlaaUow wnt: the
aampioushlp of the General OMes Leagw,.
nailer oups. rajiilaas of the tawer to
fklas, were awarded teV' tne InilvMual
sambers of eaoh of the 'victorious teams. '
M, 8M Daad IbPUM Ovar LVuar
Following an arguinent relative to tha
frotaM of liquor, ckuwMt Coxamalto, H
years ola, of 11 lUter atreat, Was so( ana
killed utte last nlakt at JUghth ao4 Car
footer staaata. , Tha paiiae are MavaWnt;.
E.W! M MwWa. f m
3S" l "ac hhm
mmmim
Evening Ledger Decisions
of Ring Bouts Last Night
LINCOLN' A. C Henrr llanber emllr de
feated Bob Mscki IVhller Fltirrrald knocked
oat Jtmmr JlrtuUer. fourtlu Heine Zimmer
man drew wltli Kred Dousliertjri ounir Ham
l-amforil won tram Hteve Jituoni Ynnns
U'llonnell stooped iounn Joe Erne, fourth,
. NONPABKIL A. C Charier Dojle won
from Joe 1'hllllpil Tomnur Gorman and
Frankle Conwar drew) t'hnrler Hrollh. drew
wllli Charier HeArori Kid Xerera erened
itn with frrd Moortr. Walter llrown and Joe
ilelser drewi JntU SleCioaker won from Hack
Mullsrd,
OAYKTY Younr Albert stooped Yonns
Gunboat HmHh, tlurui John Jorce knocked
out Jlramx tlcHrlile, flrsti Charles llreehard
topped Uattllos Cntcher, third i Tommjr .Kelly
defeated Venn Cohen.
NKtV YORK Irl.U Tatir Cllne knocked
out Allle.Naek, Itrtti John Letter Johnaon
topped Jim Haras. flrti Charier Leonard
knocked out YouiurJoo Bedell, second I Kddle
Horaer defeated Walter Mohri Jo Mnlono
won from Tonr ttartui Bailor Georso Yelk
draw with rdd Hums,
RRIK, Fa-UIck Loadaan draw with
Artl Koot.
CLKVKlJtND Willi Bcbaeffcr woa from
Danar K)Ue.
EAU CLAIRE. WU Fred Fulton knocked
out Andre Aodereon, first.
JOURNAL
Curtis League Reaulta
l press .
M ise 14
UoKKH
Wllbar... ISO U 14T n.l. J57 1ST IDS
Knauts.,, 120 .. Ijl Kuwrtui., lit lit J21
)(..,,; HA ITS 155 l.tttman,. ho , 10
Wrlsbt.,.. i3 m JJO burfor.... tea iti ":
Forbes.,,. lit llodsson., ,. 139 110
Total.,. SOI TS 729
VMnmviKn
Handicap, 4 41
Tola
J"1
actir
Totals.. T40 74T 07S
OUT I'HEU1
poda 199 ISO 1st Macdreor 143 149 1SI
Waller.... Hi ... Vautl.rT.. 101 ,, 18
Otto fiS 6o 14 Drew...... 49 1S1 ,
Alsayvrs.. no iji lis Hiuhtimtr 1ST 178 til
narmsnn.. ii ISO 0A Lynn 1ST Ut 11
FlUpatrlck .. ,.168 fferaon... ., 1ST 14:
Total,, S10 Tl SSS
LEDOKR
mrnur
Dakar. ,
Slmpaon
wooa.
Ounnln
R. Ward
Handicap.
t'uihk1? w 0M
Cass IB" la
reor 143 149 1st
-i. IV
ST 11
.i hi
andlcap.
Total.. 750 80S sea
COUNTRY OBNTLK-
'a';.';;; 13 1H inu "
nWru ! 173 120 H.Vlal JiJ
IL li ran.. JOI
19 l
31S
1
IP?
Totals.. SJ SS4 TT0
COLOR, PRESS
och ... 14T 144 If Faran...: 1B2 129 ISO
lacTc. .. IDS 10J HO Cral-.,,.. 5 ho la
lannlns.. IS S ., ftoenti'sr 179 148 JM
ohrb'btr, ISS 172 M kiuts.... 17S jji jl
Brown. .
Handicap,
Tetals..
4tt lull
i JUnMcVp!
io m m
803 7W 778 TotaU., 773 788 743
HERRMANN BEES JOHNSON
Dreyfuw's rian for avtra), QoDmU
elon Reported the Cause
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Hero are the enptnins of four of tho country's lemlinK football teams who clashed in important jridlron
battles today.
0. DUDLEY WINS
X-COUNTRY RACE;
NORTHEAST FIRST
Frankford Lad Outsprints
Rodebaugh by a Step in
3-Mile Run
CENTRAL HIGH IS THIRD
Oliver Dudley, running under colors of
Frankford U'gh School, beat, out llmle
bnugh, of Northeast High, by a step In a
sensational finish of the first novice crossi
country run for Philadelphia hl(h schools
'over a two-and-three-quarter-mlle course In
Falrmount Park this morning. The race
was the first held under the auspices of tha
University of Pennsylvania, Btnrtlng nt tho
College Boathoust, around Iemon Hilt
twice and finishing nt the starting point.
Dudley was timed at 16 mlnutcss 19 sec
onds, nodebaugh a second later.
Northeast won the meet wltt) a total of
44 points. Frankford High wrs second,
48; Central High, third, E0; West Phila
delphia High, fourth. 70, and Catholic High,
(fifth, 113. Episcopal Academy and (!er-
mahtowrt High had few men to finish.
Flfty-slx young athletes negotiated the
course.
Doctor O'Urlen, of Central High, was
timer and starter.
15:13
io:20
1B:23
16:V0
10:31
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10:10
1H:1S
10:17
Ills.1-.'
1:27
jlliH
10:29
10:29
in:.1l
10:3.1
1H:.10
lA:!t4
10:5.i
Th order of finish!
1 ). Dudley, Frankford ...
'2 Kodebaush. Northeast r ,
8 Peareon. Weat I'hllailelchl
411. Dudley. Krankford ...
S Pitta Narthaaat
IV .Unrden. Northeast
lonnmii .........
7 Pullman. Central IfUh
n Humphreya. Central illsn ,.,
0 Well. Central Illsh
1011. Bhoek. Central Illsh
11 Hmlth. West rnlladetphla .,.
lZ-Crenhaw. Frankford
13 HchmlJt. Frankford
14 Walllnjitnn. Oeimantown ...
10 Ulsslna, Northeast ,,..
iODunwt. Frankford .....,..,
17 Tonner. Weat Philadelphia .
IS .Maseraon, Central ,
10 Plerc ,
1H Kerahaw, Northeast
31 llhtnhldmar. Central ,.
32 Metier. Central ,....,.,.,..
38 lies. Northeast ..,
34 Loberton. Central
35 Heltenner. Weat Phlladalphia
Friends' Select Victorious
XIEDIA P Oct. 37. With CSptaln Shoe
maker on th side line with a had les. th
Friend central citvan sunerea tneir nrt u
or ini
feat
eaaon at th hands
tha fast
Mailta frlvh tatn on tha lattara flrld. flrntt. tha
Media fullback, was sent from the Held by th
referee for alursln. Th; scpr wssi Friend'
Central, Ti Media liisn, u
I-rlni)s' Central
:omeriora.
iylor
Hmlth...
Hlmon.
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..left
. .lf t
Line-up;
Iledla Hleh
left end. .,.,,, Illark
tackle....
urd....
renier.
lll.lxnack rtfht cuard. , . ,
....run, taenia. ........ .
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:ni ena, ,,,,, .ixoiana
Adams rurht tackle
llurseaa ....... ...run
ItAPaul ... .... .Quarterback.
Behole left halfback,
... . .Clough
. ..Wprrllow
.jonra
.Malln
Imtno
Noland
. .Arnvw
..lllbbard
HtodJart rtsht halfback Wrstcott
, tuiioacs.,,.
ilemmey.
Scott
perlexle Two 13 mlntes and two 10
Touchdown wicott. Jllbbtrd. A
Tim of period Two 1
Inula. Tnurhdowna waatcolt lllbbard. Ak.
nw, Blck 31 Noland. Cloush. lUmmey, floaT
minute.
naw. Bli
from touchdown Asnew, 41 Scholes,
Timekeeper P. T, Ilex, Penn,
1. Hat
ree Dr. Keosh, Penn. Umpire Davidson.
'Head linesman Mr. Flanders. Williamson.
SCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPPERS
ueors Cheney, of lUltlmore, la aurferlns
from another attaek of rheumatism and he will
b unabl to meetiLarrr Hansen at th Olympla
Monday ntsbt. In th Ilaltlmoran'a atead
alatchmaker Jack Hanlon haa selected Frankl
Whit, th ctavtr Uttl Italy Usr, Whit I In
Sood ahap and hope to revero th decision of
I flrat meellns with lb Dan last year. This
bout will U used as a semifinal to th U
Tnair?uicK ioaoman eti-io,
"Doctor" Kutch Is around hustlln for his
new llltl bantam champion, ,Pt Herman, of
New OrUans. Tb Southerner Is ready to Invade
in piorin araiu. juai aa soon si ins uoe. mm.
Self, sends for the boxer. For Herman's first
opponent under bis wins Kutcn wants to match
reii wii Louisiana, 'nio pair poiea twenty
Souna in nmw irneane lasfc year, jivrman mini
:. O. Kssr Novsmber t lor twenty round In
Ms horn town. Tben he will return to Phllly.
Herman proved himself a splendid boxer In his
Fred A. Wency, of th New Tork Btst Ath
llo Commission! announces that he Will call
atlntf of thn commission for Tusadav Bllnr.
noon to consider th ca of tb Uhow Corimra
ttcn. which yuterday asaln called olt th Moba-
Welnsrt bout, which waa to hav bn hUl in
Mau-ipoii oi;uii uftnifu, 4w i
day Dtset,
lUI III
Tuee.
On Jack Dillon certainly li in hot
Unless th'Hooler rnet Al. McCoy In Bi
next week h will b barred by tb Ne
tr.
rooklyn
rd bV tha Nw Vnrk
tttsto Ouountob. If h tackle th 'champloa''
A11UH1 will lorieii tiuw.
41080. wh
a bout for
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not to appear In a
tha Mlk 'UlUieas "mix'' In Ut. Paul. Naveav
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Today's Soccer Games
AMKltlCAX t'l'P COMI'KTITION
. First Hound.
Frltontllle vs. Fnlls, rt Front street and
l.rle airnite. Ilefrree. Jenie tValder.
Dlsston 4. Illhrrnlans. at Tarony Hall
l.r. , Keferee. lienrxe Allen. . .
Helhleheni v. Putnam, at llelhlehem. Pa.
Referee. J. II. Carpenter,
CMCKKT t'l.tll I.F-llt'K
.. . FlrM Dltlslon.
.Merlon Maroon vs. tlerinantown. at llav
erferd. Moorretown s. Merlon White, at Moores
town, Iteferee, F. AildU.
Heeond lllrlslon.
Philadelphia Mcromi s. Haterford Col
lexit hrco.id. at nt. Mnrlln', tteferee, II.
(Irote.
I'enn 8eeond v. Mooreetown Heennd. at
fielllcaient Htld. Iteferee, T. I .Marken-
INHL'HTltlAI. I.KAtll'K
I. union Hon. ts. Foster Company, si Tulln
street and Allegheny utenue. Iteferee. D.
dates.
Hohlfeld Company s. WolfendeivNhere
Company, nt TMenty-ntiilli street and Alle
sheny Htenue. Iteferee, J, Hhaw.
C II, 1. ts, 1'renson-Morrls Compnuv. ut
Heeond street and Wyoming uienue. Keferee.
II. Ilamfonl.
Kleetrle Htorase Mattery v. American
Pulley, nt Chelten atenue and MnxnoIU
street. Iteferee. C, tVnrd.
.standard Holler tlearlna- . Msrlet
Towel, ut Forly-fnurlh street and ParUild
uitmi. Iteferee, K. Neolt.
w AJ.I.llU) I.HVOUi:
First DltUlon.
Trenton ts. Veterans, nt Trenton, Itef
eree, H, II, tVllllama.
llurrlrrs vs. Puritan, at tl street and
Meetown Inne. Itereree, J. Kerr.
Wanderera ti. Chester, nt Third street
and l-rlilxh atenne. Iteferee. John Walders.
Heeond IMtlslon. ,
V'lUon NccUl s. I'hlladeluliU Klectrlrs.
nt Third slrert and lllihland utenue. Ches
ter. Iteferee. P.. J, llnndon.
Puritan RdcrirN s IMxemoor Iron, nt
Hrrnnd und ( learlleld streets. Iteferee. I!.
Jenkins.
Itxeinoor llrldxe t. ralrhlll A. A., at
Ildtrmoar. Del. Iteferee. J. William.
Tarony lllus is. Ilrldrsburs. nt Minis road
and Dlsston street. Iteferee, W. I.olilert
Paeonla is. Albion 33. at Thlrty-sUth
street. and Ilallroad atrnue. Camden. Itef
eree. , Iea.
Third DIHslon.
. Fulrhlll II. C is. Philadelphia lUiter. at
J end Tlota streets, Iteferee. J. Me I,
Dlsston II. C. vs. Veteran Wanderers, nt
Male 'road and tlnruli atrret, Iteferee, D,
lneh.
houthwurk vs. Hurley P. ('.. nt Front and
Porter streets. Iteferee. A. Connelly.
Norwood ts. Teony Ilantlst, nt Norwood,
Pa. Iteferee, J. Yntin.
Fourth Dltlslon.
.ProTldenee v Christ Churrh. at V and
Tloeit 'treet. Iteferee. O. Woolley.
Textile It. C. vs. Fnlrhlli. nt F und Tlota
streets Iteferee. J. Thompson.
Itoihoroiixh vs. FrerleM. nt llldre und
Port Itornl nvennes. Iteferee, I.. Anderson,
PllliaDKI.PIIIA MCAflUK
Teitlle va. tolllnaswood, nt Hevenlh street
and Tubor road. Iteferee, II. Hinllh,
Nleetown vn. Llxhthouse, at tjermnnlown
ateoue und Hrunnrr street, Iteferee. J. Kd-
Ml. Htrplien's v. Ht. Mntthew'a. at Torres-
aaie nvenue ana tun jivke sireet. itereree.
Princeton Ilents Cornell
rv. o rv.- ... t .
rim ctefrutrd Cornell In tho iirsi
ITHACA. N..V.,
iwiuhii run (icieiiteu Coi
!",..."!,i ( the local senso n tier.
yesterday.
Played the best Individual same.
ii..loi.Ji...,..n,'r2n; "" Princeton.
Today's Football Games
and Last Year's RcsmUs
tout
Penn vs. Pitt, at Pltlsbursh . .. "TTi
Prlneelen vs. lartmntli, at Prlnre-
80.1
n-io
7-11
li-ie
at ' 'Ailere
'at ' Ft'ta'te
3- O
S7.3
llnri-nrd vs. Cornell, t Camhrlne .
Yuks v. VV. and J.( at New Haven.
Xrmy v. Vlllanot.. at West Tolnt.
Nary vs. tioorsla, at Annapolis
l.rt.'ioetle vs. Ibanon Valley, at 1-
tan
lMcti ts. Cnlhelle Inhrrsttr, at
South Itethlehem
Swarthtner vs. frslnus. at Hwarth-
more ,! i--'!- A" "
tleirsetown . Alhrlthl. at Vah.
Inston, H. C i'-w
Drown .vs. Itntser. nt Prevldenee. .
t'nlnniMo v. Williams, at New York.
1. and M. vs. Dkkliison, at 1-unras.
ler 10- 0
Haverford vs. Marrland Mate, al CM .
. lexo Pork ,. ,..,,... 1-0
Muhlriibers V. Ilueknell,
town ,, ......
Penii Hints vs. tleltyshnrc
. uliese . . . , ... ...
Delaware t. Steven, nt ltnhoten.
Coltnle vs. rirrlninetil, ut hnrlnitleld.
Ainhersl Wetey:in. nt Mlildlrlann. 10- (1
Allethenr vs, drove City, al Head-
lile , . .. .. "- "
Hnwilnln vs. ItMtes, at Itvnswlrlt. . V- ft
I'urnrtle vs, Thlel, nt Pltlsbnnth. . . . 38-0
t.iUiy vs. Mnlne. nt tVnlervllle. . rtll
Tntls vs. Indliinn, at Inill.inapolls. . .
Johns Hnpttlns vs. tleorxe Washington
t'nltrrslly. nt llvltlmore. . . ., Ot. f)
Muss. Assies vs. ttnrtevlrr, at Am-
. Iier.t . . . , 37- 0
.MirmiKii ,v. i . vs. urrson .v. v., nt
IVlsl lainslns
Ilrnselaer va, Mlddleliury. at .Mid
dlehury Ml. Nt. Mary's vs. tlaliaiidet, ut Km
tnltts New Hampshire, vs. Vermont, nt Dur
ham , .
Purdue vs. Illinois, nt l.iifelte ...
St. ljvivrrn.ee . Norwich, ut Canton,
Trlnllv vs, Hoston Coilese, at Hart
ford .........,
Vnloii vs. New lerk 4 nlierslly, ut
jsrneneciaiiy
0-7 0
0-
71
Vjlrlilsnn ts. reuse, at Ann Arbor.
llunesptt vs. town, nt Mtnnetiinllst
.11, i., at
.a,
Wabash, ut Notre
n-to
3l:l
North lorn.lnn
Nnlrr lidnie vn,
Pimn ...,,,..., .
It(rlif(rr . lliiintHnn. h! uorlif-lrr. O- 7
VUt-onttu yn rtilmrn. it la.l.tuin. . 1.114
VHtiilprUlt t. Vlrnlnlj. u -,.,... 1(V35
St. John S t WuMhtuiton, ut Vhttf
ttrtnwn . .- - . . 7-2e!
W. Vn . 1 rVyan , rwt minntf r,
nt lliitklinnnnii. . .
l.tuMrr n. rrlmrton.Krfli, nt lUftrr 30-0
Mur-quf.isnnri . Jn'll.insi. nt 'arllt.r.
letiwrrmrdUi vs. ltatrriorit HrhooU
nt Ilttterfors:. ..,,..,
Tump Mihoot t lltll. nt 1'nrt IlfiU, S3- 0
IVmi 1 rrh v, Yulf lri-H. nt vv
Urtsrn . , . . t . .
r.xe." . I'rlnrrton Frf.i. nt Cam
I'l-I.lcc 30 0
Itmotrs did not lIr.
AZEVEDO TO MK
WITH KID THOMAS'
AT NATIONAL A.I
4. mf
Sluggers, That's All, kxih
Principals in Star Bout
Here Tonight
NEWCOMERS ARE,
BILL
ED
Bclenllflv lioxlns will oo cnisplcaiosjs'ay
Its absence vrhen Joe Asevedo aMI OITataBt
Thomas meet tonlsht nt the Nattenssil ftfjf, ;
Am boxers, each shines as a ilu-Str 'of js
Utile ability. Neither knows the ftrst rJl
ment In boxlii.T, but when It cornea tavi
ptnx punches, why, that 1s just t
pleasure.
Thomas ts rcierretl to as Phlk
Iron man. He la without a doubt. Cati
has shaken punches off )ils chin lHts Is
Johnny Kllbuno, Benny lBrl.. fUmitWi
White and a score of hard punchers oMre
light, yet novcr has tho Kid suHeres ftk
imirh'd reatled ten-seconds defeat.
When Asevedo endeavors to Itrtredeae
Thomas to an unwonlcd shimber trt it tsTO
bo his first response to the bell for more
than two months. The Portuguese hovel sM
lillo with an Injured nrm. A eommoev.
tlon from Dickie Curley last night a
that Joe was In tits same, wonderful fores
and would Rlvo fans here as fine a XiHtnfl
exhibition ns he always does.
Out-of-tbwn tatent usually appear -jm-
iplcuoui
mnlcliC
II. Curtis,
Christ c:hureh vs.
Ilutler streets. Itel
Lawndnte. nt Tenth and
Iteferee, H. Alooney.
TEN GUN CLUBS LIST
TRAP SHOOTS TODAY
Joe Graves nnd Charles piddlo
to Cross Gun Barrels in State
Challenge Match at Manoa
TODAV'fl HCllKDUl'.K
Jfeadow Snrlnis (1, C South HnrincOeM
niu rueeiria 11, ii, iiisnn
I'hlladelnhlu Kleel
.viouni 3ioriao u. v
,-k...r .,-.1.
t, .,, fits, I, mii. . a,N
Nlily-thlrd below ICIm-
wooii .nve.
Norlnafle
Phlladelplila Huootiny Academy, Vt'yomluf
held D. C Snrlneflelil.
Kniithwark y, (, Ninth and lllsler.
Avenue.
ttlllow firove a. C.. Willow flror.
lllihland H. A., Kdse Hill.
Kasle thin Club, .Manoa.
Chester Illae-lUck Club, Chester.
An even ten Running clubs, local and
suburban, have shooting matches listed to
day. Nine of them are made up of target
competition, while the other one la live.
.bird sport, There need not be any shyness
tn part of any gunner shooting at some
club or another, for there are enough clubs
staging matches to suit tha most conser
vative gunner,
Of the local group of shoots there Is the
Mount Morlah, Philadelphia Bhootlng Acad
urny and the Southwark Club. To the tar
get devotees living on the outskirts of the
city there Is the Philadelphia Electrlq at
Highland rark, the Meadow Springs on the
Media line at South Springfield, the Wil
low a rove Gun Club at 'Willow drove, the
ingniana ot Kage mil on tno Jteaaing ana
the Chester Ulue Hock Club at Chester,
wnere tney can use tneir scatter-shot guns
lorn r.au day oi good entertainment at the
traps.
The admirer of the white-flyer or J)ve-
oira scooting is aua lor a treat,' ror at
the Eagle club this afternoon at Manoa, on
the West Chester line, a big match race
for the Pennsylvania State challenge cham
pionship cup will hold Interest, )js!de the
club's regular weakly event, when Charles
Blddle, ot Wst Philadelphia, defends his
title in a twenty-nve-blrd test with Jos
Graves, of the Delaware Water Qap.
Germantown Girls Win
Th Gl
ISSS
a urn pi)
SUS? TS&uV?"4 " "' "' '"' "tl
Oeroantown Tmpl
riwr , , ,.sal. ...... UIm Vooriu.,
Ml
sly oil National Club programed For
tonlRhtMhere will be no exception, antt Ums
boxers who never showed here are soMoV
ulcd. In the ncml Wllllo Moore will assist tft
Introducing- Billy Kramer, of Milwaukee,
Jimmy O'Jtngen, of Iluffalo, pairs olt wltll
Jimmy Krycr, and Kranklo Ulxon, alt, till
wny from Kansas City, takes on ruefsa
gamo In Lew Stinger.
Kid Dougherty and Joo Bird. bantsVsM,
open the show.
Pttieiiiii
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