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IfelCHIGAN SURPRISED BY PEJNN'S SUPERIOR STRENGTH SWARTHMORE'S RECORD SPOILED
plNN ELEVEN PLAYS BEST
GAME UJb' ibJiiASUJN, DEFEATING
MICHIGAN'S GREAT MACHINE
ISmquerors of Wolverines All in Good Shape But
ISl s-4 .li IfnlUMiin T"....-- T 1 I 1
uaptam mawiewa curry, juignt ana
Bell Are Real Heroes
Dy NEIL
Csntsln Tenn
xnE home with the ducoii, Mid
...." ttalwell WM nii- ., "
L .hit we would carry IJio breakfaet
2?hJek to rhltnUelphla with vs. fivery-
WJSft PtoTr. than U,o crowd which
K?Stt1"5 & nnd everythlnit Iherj
H m o and boarded our special late In
JUmfor tho last led "t the Journey.
SffiX n'cadlns Terminal .hortly after
r!v2. hU morning.
Itrrrnehes tell OR that we played our
R?t,mS of the season against Mlchliraii
D4PEfi. them. Our line wa better
ft, .t nnd tho way tho follow shoved
tawh. naymond, Rparh. and Rml h
R?Siiod of Terry Field was a fine slttht
K. The backneld camo throuch n; never
ittml the best combination.
I Tmuch credit cannot bo tclven to "NIk
LW:i" . .,n.rti. lilm to thow us
IcfVihliur If ho was rlhl. nnd ho mirely
Bffltl nver saw Derry play a belter
fSj7 jte was virtually In every play, and
lPTj.1.. ., nf the lino wns a revelation.
ISIS. Jim ever accused "NIk" of helm?
tt but a star on tho offense, but his
a??1". -,m h.m not been as idrotiR as
KIWW" .- -- - . . k ,
Iflst ? "?.";- .u .i miiM not convince
novr. ; V "---. . ....
lr "W was a wonder In overy depart
isnt'of tho gamo Saturday.
JJht a Star
' Zt.. -rv nf Jfobev I.lclit has not re
vived tb applauso that It should. Uobcy
tp in mere wuimuh - -
Soilnr up any holes that occurred In tho
m In wonderful style. Light's work was
i of the spectacular kind, but ho was
i.. .v.rv ntnv which camo hla way.
ytita he pot under them they stopped
WkMr sudden.
TS...1 r . ...nr,.ii.fii1 warlt. which re-
wiied In a touchdown boforo wo hnd been
torlwf tnrea mmuien, pm ua ".
K.' ... ThAi vi-n nolnts looked nwful
l!c but tho boys wero alilnklnR of tho
.wi.m nnrt nhout Maulbetsch partlcu-
kriy Everybody In Detroit told us what
Vjir he was and wo wero uneasy until ho
Elide his first threo cracks at tho line. Ho
lit nnd bounced bock, nnd, after that.
U'felt that wo wero bound to win and
flopped worrying.
I Throughout the name our line played low.
lecordltig to Instructions, with tho result
Vkl. vAB'a Liftta nnviir imlned moro than
t M or two at a tlmo and often not that.
Jt Michigan men havo been taught to put
U4IT neaus aown anu oiminy uuio m, uutu
jttlng headlong with tremendous force
iM they neareel tno line.
n. nlivlnir low nnd holdlno; our ground.
ltorraed a barrier over which Yost's trio
'iS-la not go. Thoy usually slipped ovor
'.. . i- - . ii-i . l. nn., ,!. Una
?na were nnucu oy i oauiiuuiv uiw
oLd ttense aa they camo.
;2ichlrn gave us two bad scares during
tftvni. Twice they Rtarted a series of
t ttlik Jliys which Included doublo passes.
I tfjpJijtUtcs nnd forward passes. They had
otw.plirs that woro a combination of tho
three. When a team starts to open up llko
ItaUnylhlng U likely to happsn and w all
fU4ylMtr when Derry, Light, Urquhnrt
Mi Miller broke up ono attempt nfter an-
ietltr.
Wife relied mostly on straight football, for
ftittWM all wo seemed to noed. Of courso
prt BU tried a faw forward passes, but
IfiUid It more to keep tho Wolverines guesa
Eta thn for any other reason.
Mtelght here I wnnt to sny that Bell played
Rlwonderful game. His choice of playn
$m Dne and he not only ran tho team well
pat he kept tho men working hard nil tho
turn by his line of tulk. Any tlmo Hort saw
'p!ayer showing signs of the strain he
! talking to him right awny nnd every
body who has over played football knows
jM that means In a hard gamo. IJcrry
jnirloi bettor with Bell than with any one
?iso and unless something hnppons which
ftt aro not looking for between now and
LTUnktglvIng Bert will play quarterback
gjMnjt Cornell.
W'lttt for Lud
KThe only regrettable feature of the game
s the disqualification of Lud Wray. Lud
ml Heine Miller tackled Sparks at tho
fme tlmo after a kick, nnd nfter It was
ever the referee sent Wrav to the side lines
fir unnecessary roughness. It was Just ono
,et those plays which always look rough,
teyhow,
PAiter Lud had gone out his brother
AMlX took hln nlnPM And T wnnt tn nav
!'M hire thai ho nlaved fine football. It
JM Al'a first big game, nnd on the first
J7 ne threw Maulbetsch for n loss and
aowM Us aj (nat ha new W,nt ho was
there for. Folwnll ballaeH that It la
Ijcore Important to havo a good substitute
KK . ""an an? other position, nnd he has
giQPu one in Alex wray.
oOmethlnir that hnil il trm.it rlnnl in (In
M!ttt OUr BDlrlt nnil 'lrtnpv hnnnAnml In
B UreSHln? mnm hafnpu IIia nmn ntnrtAfl
KP1 beforo we trotted out on tho field lino
KSr1 Doctor Wharton ga,vo us a little
gl on' Penn's football history. Ho told
K of the old Quaker heroes nnd said a
met of things that made ua determined to
lJ mil there and beat Michigan or never
" to l'hlladejphla.
jfolterines Surprised
15X0 M B00 s wo got out on the field
g"" Berry started kicking practice. Ho
w ? lot ot hlBh ltlcks nbove 'ho stands
iff found out how the ball acted "when
MP winq got hold of It. He also got the
"n men to believing that the hign
ZT ? nl8 on,y style, and when the game
Ih - Uk wm autJiioa wi. ..
1 Mvr saw Berrv klr-ldnir better In my
9 He took advantage of everything.
swjwi me wind he sent the ball low anu
B". Hh the result that It carried it a.
r- ' Jt-. Li , - . sav ll .
f 1 . v C-Zr -Voo most have uwcibA f o cX-W7mtm&7B .r-There Knew Ymmmm
I AMNTHIUG To "RE6SIE LA.M&-.T.KA1U.) PKKIUGOW MV FRIENDS ) S"unurr VJYOO J WWW'WCj VOU DID ThERB !.' JmVfV
MATHEWS
pwlbiill Tm,
long distance nnd seldom wa handled
cleanly by Sparks. With the wind he kicked
high nnd got all the advantage there was
to get.
Kery boot wns placed. I think about
half of his kicks went out of bounds for
good groundnge. He tried two field goals
and made one of them, a 29-yard boot
against tho wind. The one he mlsiod wns
from the RO.ynrd line and was golnfi
strnlght enough but did not hao quite
enough carrying.
In Good Shape
I want to say a word about tho con
dition of tho 1'enn team. The Michigan
gamo was a hard game, but wo only had to
take ono man out because of Injuries I
wns that unfortunate Individual, nnd nil
that I had wan n sprained ankle, which
will bo all right In a few dnys. A lot of
credit la duo Doctor Hancock, who cer
tainly had us In wonderful shnpo for tho
battle.
All of tho boys camo out of the gamo
without a serious mark. Bert licit has a
bruised leg and Krtresvaag and Hennlng
have ripped lingers. These Injuries amount
to nothing, nnd all hands will be on hand
for ii light workout on franklin Field this
afternoon.
Tho only member of the team who did
lint como back with us wns Charley Hen
nlng. Uiarllo Is a Buffalo boy, nnd ho re
ceived permission to stop off nnd seo his
folks for day or two.
HOWLING STANDINGS
Innurnnco League
w. r v.r, w. i, i.r.
Trtnu. Mut. a o l.oon Mlh.rCo. I 2 .SJS
Aetna 2 1 .807 I'Mplo'n. ... t a .inn
Hoo.tera... 2 1 .onj HUndnM... 1 2 .8.1.1
Oimilen.... J 1 ,ui)7 Itellance... u 3 .owi
Knights of Columbus League
w. i p.n. w. i,. r.c.
rolumbui. 10 2 .BIS P 8!vdor n 7 .417
.417
.313
.187
H. .Mnrltt. . 7
Da Polo... a
?. "om. a .inn rnnm.ipnia a 7
.nil i'lnion.
t N
2 10
.900 Ht. I.o.
Lanston Monotype
w. 1 1. l'.r.
Mllllne n 4 .rtr.T JtoM
Matrix. ... H 4 .ciii7 Turnlnc...
Accounting. 7 ft .083 Toolroom..
vr. i.
4 8
2 -t
1 5
l'l
.333
.333
.107
Philadelphia Duck Pin League
w. t, r.c. i,. v r.
7.ulua 12 a .noi) (llanU 7 n .4(17
Kurekan... II ,0(H1 Tixmnrs. . . . 7 H .4117
Hox 8 7 .833 l'hlla II 0 .4110
lladgers.... ii 7 .533 Acorna 3 12 .2U0
Dank League
w. i.. r.c. w. i.. r.c.
rvnna. Co.. 4 .BU7 Fourth St.. n n .sno
Fil. Ilea ... H 4 .8(17 CoraEt.... 0 .800
Phllt. Nat. 7 ft ,833 l'hlln. Truat 4 M .333
Kmnklln . . 7 a ..VH3 UlrarJ 2 lu .187
Quaker City League
w.
Wyndham. 14
i.. v.r. vr. j,.
1 .033 Majratlr. . rt
3 .R0(l Tlmirs. ... ft 10
4 .733 llflmont .. 3 12
V 4U0 Wyn. Colin S 12
pc.
.4110
.333
vnlt(l kic. i-
Mane to, ,
11
c.lant.i.
II
Philadelphia League
v.".
in
i,. r r
2 H33 .lnk'town.
ft .883 Mrlrnae...
ft ,6H3 I'a, II. K..
a .30(1 Kojalonn .
W. I..
ft 7
ft 7
4 N
4 H
PC
.417
.417
.333
.333
I'reacont.
Tioaa
lludd M. Co (I
Keyfitone Club Section A
W.
11
HI
8
.1
I.. V.r..
4 .733 Wllmot..
A .687 Araa'lz..
4 .1137 llollevun.
7 .ft33 IMouard.
W. L.
7 S
ft 10
ft 10
3 U
r.c.
.487
.3.13
.3.13
.230
r Ira tea..
Illlllkf-n..
Itrxnlla .
Terminal.
Section B
,. P.O.
.017 Scull.....
.887 Kaniift-a. . .
.033 hod. Uavla
v.
Term. C'ta 11
Acthea.. . H
Torm. Vota S
v. r
8 8
ft II)
1 11
PC.
.ftnn
.333
.03J
Wincko League
w. i r.c. vr. :,.
Whltairkill 4 .733,OwIa. 0 I)
Bparrowa. 11 4 .733 Enjrloa.... 8 1)
Wood IV ra 8 7 .633 ItoTlna.... 3 12
Industrial League
P.O.
.4110
.400
.'.'00
IV.
W. Hlec . . 11
Ht'd It n . 11
Keen Kut . 10
D. 1.,. W'd. a
I.. I'.C W. T P.C.
4 .733 fito's H'h 8 7 .833
4 .733 Ketfrll'a . 8 II .4lm
ft .887 At. Itef. Co. ft 10 .333
7 .333 TryotlCo.. 1 14 .U87
Provident Life. Trust Mien)
w. I.. P.C. w. i p c.
Acents ft 1 833 Wanderers. 2 4 .333
No. 7...... ft 1 .H31 No. ft 2 4 .333
No. 2 4 2 .087 No. 1 2 4 .333
No. 4 2 .333 No. 3 2 4 .333
Provident Life Trust (Women)
PnOVWENT MFC TRUST (WOMEN)
Team C.
Team U..
0 1.000 Taam A 1
2 .800 Team II.... 1
.230
.230
Drug League
Federal.. . 0 3
H. K. 4 1 11 4
S S. White. . I) n
H.K.M'Iford 7
.730 Ikman Co. 7 8
,733 W'mpel Co. ft 1U
.800 P.W.I). Co.. ft 10
,833 Chamlcal... 3 0
.487
.333
.333
.230
Bowie Entries for Today
First race, selling, maiden two-year-oMa, Bi
furlongs Hall Columbia, 112, Merchant. 10s;
Otaego, 11)0- Ilrlsht Htar, 103, UUnailnty
(Imp.), 113. Orand Jury, 111). Moonlighter
(Imp.). 108; Pallaada, 103; Ui'ly Clinton, 103;
UuT. Oarrlaon. lull Al Hudaon (Imp.), lOSj
llendlet. 108; Maolongene, 1U3, toluccu. 103;
Chelaea 1 08.
Second race. the. Prince Oeorte Juvenile, two.
year-olda, 8 furlong Dandy Dudo, 118; Alvord.
ha, Huchanan Urady (Imp.). 111). Lucius. Ipm
Cherry Hlpe, Hat Lord FlUherbert. 113, Sea
oSu. lIO.Tttlts. 118; KentucUkyk kklloy, 113;
Joanna II (Imp.), 10T.
Third rate, selling, two-year-olda and up. 8
furlonga Kin Stalwart. 118i Hoeemary. JOO;
Cuddle? Up, 103; Tarvea. 1)8, eMeelicku. 101;
Daah 1)8; Talebearer, 10'J: Colore. 108. Uarnet,
103i Hpectre, 05: 'Wet Sail. 100. Plaudlto. 10S;
Oolden List. lOSt Shrapnel nil; ;Ancon, 101;
Short llallot. 00. Note S included.
year.olda and up,
r-ourin . u'.- "."-'J."' "SJ,,,"1"i ,?"'''
' , M,, .,,,,, KVItll.lltl!
07 Etruscan. 100, Polroma (Imp.), 103, Th !
elilon. 103, Favour. OS, Veotla. 108; Suvllllan,
lost Indian Chant. 100.
Fifth race, aelllng. three.year-olda and up,
1 1-18 tnllea Scorp I. 118; Sam Slick. 1121 Coloi
let llolloway. 103: Jllnda 103. 'Prime Mover,
Viiv" Peaceful Star, 05; Thomas flallaway, 118;
ltillir Oliver HU; lWcork. 108: Penniless, 103
Tom Hancock, 101. Dartworth. 114; Wung
p inborn! 108: Sandbar. 108; Hiker. 103; Fonc
,T?nra') !"-, three-yearlds and up.
1 1.10 miles Abdon. till pood Counsel, 103
Jtvifock. 108. 'Lynn. S Illackford. loo; Hose.
watSr bo. "Duia Around. 1031 Ulllle Hlbba.
MI7I ioU Vedfteld. B9 Mlatwa. 102.
Seventh race, selling, three-year-olds and up,
1 mile and 7U yardsYanke, Notions. IN. I)r
Charcot? 110' Queen of Paradise. 108; Ifandfull,
10 ; Menlo Park, tilt Ittpubllcan. 108. 'Soldier
llilif llarry Lauder, 110; Presumption. 08, Uud
welser. 103.
JASPER TEAM IS
AT TOP BECAUSE
OF TEAM PLAY
Jewels Have Dropped but
One Contest Since East
ern Season Began
OTHER CAGE COMMENT
Uy SPICK HALL
Tho team play of tho Jasper flvo In tho
Hasten! Lenguo has been the fenturo of
the first rare up to date. While It Is cer
tainly true that Kerr Is not nullo up to
the standard of the other Jumpers In the)
circuit, the Ave regulara havo fitted Into
Kennedy's machine so well that Inillviuuai
work on the part of nny one man has mado
but tittle difference.
Tho only gamo that Jasper has lost thli
season was to Heading on Saturday night,
November 4, tho first week of the race,
tn that fray tho Heading quintet, playing
on Its home floor, showed mnrvolous form,
and Andy Sears tosird S3 foul goals
through the rim out of ID chances. (Jroy
stock gno tho Jewels a great liattla tit
Cooper llattallon Hall on l'rldny, Novem
ber 10, but the uptown team came through
with n victory tit tho last moment, when
Hough rnn through the entire tlrey team
nnd scored a Held goal. Tho count of that
contest was 33 to 27.
With McWIIIInms back lu the line-up the
dreys cannot be expected to linger In Inst
plnon. There Is nothing tho mutter with
CJreystock. They have f.illed to get going
properly, but when they do mtino of the
others will have to t.ike their wash Tren
ton's two tlefents was not unexpected. The
Tlgera nro not nearly ns strong ns their
line-up nppears on paper and thoy will In
deed havo a hard time of It to keep In the
first division. There aro not enough scorers
on tho team to ninko It really dangerous.
Their great strength Is In tho defense. Their
great strength and weak olteliso ncier won
nny pennants.
Heading and Camden aro tho other two
clubs with pennant possibilities. They broke
even on tho wiick. hut they can bo expected
to do better than (his In tho majority of the
ten weeks of tho llrst series. IJoth nro heavy
itcorlng machines, but tho llear'i) defense Is
much strungor than t'nniden'a. but their
team piny Is not nearly as perfei't as the
Skeoeters. Tho latter will win many games
on Its quick plnys, and If It hnd a tighter
defense would bo tho logical club a a
pennant winner.
Olrard Alumni will meet the Simpson
Memorial tonight, nnd Judging from tho
piny of tlieso teams In last week's gutties,
thero should bo a "battle royal," as they
nro nearly nllko In their style of play.
Ulrard, after n few games, should bo one
of the fastest teams In tho circuit. Simp
eon Is also of high calibre, but is very weak
on tlut foul line, nnd It Is Important that
Manager Klstun procuro a foul shooter to
mako a oredltablo showing In tho lengue.
In tho second game, Hancock, tho class nf
tho league, will clash with West Ilranch
V. M. ('. A. West Ilranch Mill, without
question, mnke Hancock step somo to win.
linos has a lino group of players who show
every eildenco of good drilling. Tholr team
play last week ngalnst Simpson wns pretty
to witness nnd was nppreelated by tho
large crowd that witnessed tho game.
KASTKKN IJUOIJK
W. I.. IT. W. I,. IT.
Jasper
, S 1 .S'J Reaillnt- . . 3 s ..loo
, 4 t .887 OrrxiliKk. 2 -I .333
3 a .SOU lie Nrrl... 1 ft .107
Camden
c .ihii iirri.iur..
Trento
ion... a 3 .sou lie rtrri... i a
HClir.m'LF. FOR THIS WIKK
Tonlghl Camden nt Trenton.
Wednesday Trrnlon at ( ninuen.
Thursday Ilrsdlnic at Jiiaper.
Friday Do Nerl at Ureralnek.
riaturtl.iy Jasper at lie .Serll Orryaloek a(
Ueodlng. Iln(,TKn00 i.tiVOCK
W. L. TC. W. I.
Ilerkeley. . 4 o l.ooo naatnn ... 1 4
llrryatork It 3 0 1.000 Keystone. , II S
r-roternlly. 4 1 .800 SI.Andrrwa II .1
Ht. Slinroil. 3 1 .730 lllrhanlson 0 4
IT.
.too
,0M)
,IM)
.000
scii'kdi'i.k rim this wpkk
Tonlghl (Ireystock llesejim nl Klrhnrilson.
Tuesday It. Andrew at llerkeleyi Itlchard
son nt Keystone. ...
Friday (Inslon at Ht. Hlmeoni Keystone nt
(Ireysiofk Itewies. , ....
Satunlay Keystone at Oastoni Orryatoek Ile
aertea nt rraternlty.
NATIONAL HANK AND TIIL'ST I.K.OUK
w. Ij. it. w. i ro
Prov.I.lfe. . I 0 1.000 Fo'rth Nl.X II 1
(TlriirdTr. 1 O 1.000 1'rJerul It.. O 1
AMEHH'AN I.Ilr(lUK
(XIO
,000
W. I IT. W. I.. IT.
W.nrnwh. 1 l.ooo Simpson. . n 1 .000
Ilanrock... I O l.ooo illrnrd ...01 ,noo
XaVlrr I II l.ooo N. o'mlM ll 1 .(KM)
Both Club 1 0.1.000 St.lMnnnl 0 1 .000
scnr.ni'i.i: ion this tj:k
Tonlghl Clrurd vs. Slmpvon, IVrst Ilranch
"i-rl'dai .vler la. Fiftieth Club, ht. Colum
ns i nt. IMward'a
INDUSTItlAI. I.KAOUK
XV. I.. IT. IV. I IT.
J.O.ItrlU.. o l.oon llnnrlt ..SI .887
Sill id. It. 11. S 1 .007 llhllillr. .. I 2 .SJ3
Doli.un. . 3 1 .887 111. .ton.. I) 3 ,000
Fulrbanks . 2 I .807 llnle t II II .000
hchkiiuli: fok this mi:i:u
Tiirday llurrotl la. Ilrlll, Hale .V Kllbum
KtnniUrd'KolIrr Hearing t. Illsatan, Dobson
Y. Fairbanks,
OF.KMANTOWN CIHIIItll ATHI.irriO
LK.VIIUI'.
W. K I'C. XV. L. PC.
Rt.Mlcli.Kp. 4 I ,S00 Wakrlleld 2 2 .snn
2l ITr.liy. 4 t SIM) rl.31lrli.l. 2 :i .400
Westsldi
Trinity 1
,lue . a i .lait iiinrr ,. 4 .xuo
.ut a s .ouu irinuy i'n. u a ,wu
N0UTHWK3T CIIUIIL'H LK0UK
XV, I.. I'C. XV. L. I'C.
Inrarnatlon 2 o 1.000 Diamond... I 1 .Son
Calvary... 1 " 1,0(H Harper, . n 1 .000
IlltiVt .... 1 o l.ooo soili sirrot o 1 ,000
I'oreiiant. . 1 1 .300 llelhleliem 0 2 ,000
UIHI.S' lNTFJlCHUKCH ASSOCIATION
W. I I'll. W. L. P.C.
18Ui&Arrb 3 O 1.000 Calrarr . I .oo
Oerm't'n H 2 0 1.000 Christ Cli. . I) 1 .IS)0
lotliAOIeu 1 Ol.O(M) Sl.l'sulll., o 1 .ouo
Kensington 1 1.000 ri.Sllch Han o 1 ,0oo
Hl.l'auiA. 1 01,000 (irrm't'uA o 2 .000
Ht.Mlchael. I O 1.000 Falls... . . . o I! .000
Eddie Coulon Wins on Points
ST LOUIS, Nov 20. tddla Coulon. of New
Crleana, waa awarded tha declaion on polnta In
a iweive-i
New York.
Inelve-round bout hero with Jack Iioyle, of
mo mn weigneu in ai 110 pounua.
Shore Football Star Ilreaks Leg
ATIJINTIO CITY, Nor. 20. Albert V Heyer,
former lifayette College football alar and son
of Commlasloner Hoier, of this city, broke bis
left leg while playlnaT with Pen-Mar against Mel
rose In tha city championship serifs esterday.
The gamo was won by 1'on.Mar. 'ii to u
CHAMPION WELSH IN BOUT
WITH FLEMING AT OLYMPIA
Llghtweisht Titlo-Holder Makes First
Appearnnco Hero Thin Season
Fred Welsh will glvo Philadelphia an
eThlbltlon of his lightweight championship
nblllty tonight. Ho boxes Buck Fleming
In the wind-up nt the) Olymplft A. A. It
wilt be the Urlton's Initial showing In
this city of the 1916-1T season. Besides
defending his crown ngalnst Charley Whlta
In a twenty-rounder, Welsh also has de
feated a lot of second raters this year.
The prelims are well matched. Joo
Fischer meets dusslo Lewis In tho semi.
Joo Tuber boxes Ttenny Valger, a new
comer from New York and a French-Ho-hrow.
Johnny Mayo pairs oft with Sailor
Kmlley nnd l,eo Flynn tackles Young Con
way. ERRATIC ATTACK
KILLED VICTORY
FORSWARTHIORE
Reaman Welch Spoils Quak
ers' Record in Closing
Minutes
"Hill" Hnper was a much surprised man
during the snake-dance Intermission be
tween tho halves of the Swnrtmoro-Dlck.
Inson gamo on Saturday. Tho genial coach
of tho husky Oarnet eleven fell as though
ho had been cast for 11 leail In a movia
feature and then ordered tn secrete) him
self behind thu snlt-cll.ir at the last
moment.
"More." thought "Hill." "t haie nt tnt
turned out a tentn that has trimmed Pditn.
walloped t'rslnus. sent V. and M. home
tnlklng to themselves, nnd now comes this
dog-goncd bunch from Carlisle) and "
It wns enough to mako Hercules himself
weep bitterly, Inasmuch as Dunn's team
was leading 13 to 7. Thirteen might be
considered nn unlucky number, but Mister
lloper would havo been contented to have
had It chalked up bcsldo tho Siiarthmoro
score.
"This will never do." quolh Coach
"Hill." Cheshlro cat smile no'cr rcvciillng
the workings of his mind. Something
must bo done."
And something was done; tho third
period nlmoHt did It; It enmo with the
fourth A now shift play for Havcrford
completely ballled tho Dickinson line
unit while t'omog ripped up the snd-lookliig
sward to the left of 'cm, the Carlisle bunch
woro making wild passes for mythical
rusher.1 on tho right.
Welsh Upsets Dope
Mister lloper breathed easily after hla
proteges scored two touchdowns. With a
lead of a touchdown and but soveral min
utes beforo tho Hhowers started working, It
was safe, very fo Indeed, to contemplate
victory. Wherein stepped Welch, Indian
gentleman who might well havo been the
vllllnn for one of O. Henry's stories. Ho nt
least guvo an O. Henry touch to tho gamo.
This same redman, who wns ono of thn
flashiest backs Olenn Warner ever shot
against the foes of tho old Indians, wiih as
easy to get as some of tho oil stocks In the
vaults of John Deo. JiihI when tho Uaruut
tacklcrs wero thanking Uiemselioi that
they had caught him nt last nnd lay pant
ing on the ground with their hands nround
n pair of struggling legs, they would gazo
up peacefully to seo the cel-llko Welch
twisting his way down tho Held. Welch
would make n good match for Freddlo
Welsh. Ills footwork waa fine nnd his
midden steps so elusive that Freddlo would
bo emerald green with Jealousy.
"Ho can't do It again; they've only got
ono play nnd they enn't try It agnln," said
ono Kwnrthmoro rooter who hnd placed his
last brace nf frogs on the game. Uut he
did not only went over tho line but calm
ly stood oft nnd put tho pigskin through
tho posts for a beautiful goal.
"Too Much Johnson"
Tho falluro of Swarthmoro to win was
duo to the erratic tendency of their aerlnl
attack. Tho only thing thnt went In tho
nlr were the Oarnet cndB and they usually
fell Hat without tho leather, while John
son, their (iinrterbark, swore. As well he
might, Inasmuch as ho won frequently as
wild ns Cy Morgan or Ilruno Haas eler
was, Their forward passing reminded one
ot that trlto line, "When It was good it
was very good nnd when It wns bad one's
feelings townrd It could hardly bo men
tioned In tho society ot purists "
Hoper'a line seemed much heavier than
their opponents' but when 11 great oppor
tunity came to scora In tho third period
they were unable to plow through tho Dick
Inboulan line and were held for downs
within a yard of tho last chalkmark.
The caso of Hush wns a curious ono. It
illustrates that the rooters for the college
team know as llttlo nbout football as does
tho writer of this article. However, the
cries of "Bush! Hush I Hush!" that arose
from tho cheering section wherein sat In
blissful hops tha froshmen with their red
dinky enps, brought sardonlo grins from
those who professed to know. Hush was
dragged Into the game In tho third period,
but wo duuht that It was in answer to the
plrus of tho freshmen wolves. AVhllo he
gained heavily for Hoper'a team, It Is logi
cal to suppose that any man of his
physique, fresh from the side lines, could
plow through a bunch of lighter men who
had been engaged In a fierce battle for
more than a half hour. .Still, he couldn't
jam through for a touchdown and out he
went
Hero worship Is all right, but these words
to the freshmen should be sufficient: Don't
sacrifice) tho chances of your team for your
own Individual glory. T. It. did that, and
Hughes was eased the blame,
Lancaster Man Hurt in Collision
LANCASTER, Tn., Nov. 20. Nelson
Johnson, a prominent business man of Lan
caster, Is In a hospital In a critical condi
tion as the result of a collision between his
car und two others near ImdUvllla yester
duy. Johnson'H Jaw was broken and a large
part of his scalp torn off. Nobody else wns
Injured.
ATHLETIC UNION
ACCEPTS RECORDS
OF THREE STARS
Marks Made by Colliding,
Meredith and Simpson
Will Be Put on Books
MEETING IN NEW YORK
NKW YOniC, Nov. SO. The fata of tho
new amateur code, which will come before
thn general convention of thn Amateur Ath
letic t'nlon when It opons today at the Hotel
Astor, waa virtually decided yesterday,
iihcii tho legislation committee, presided
over by Justice llnrto H. Weeks, passed upon
Its merits at a preliminary meeting hold In
conjunction with ndvnuro gatherings ot the
records, championships and registration
committees nt (he Astor.
It can bo etnted, on the authority nf Jus
tlco Weeks, thnt tho clause precluding all
but nmnleurs serving ns delegates to A. A.
U. meetings will he accepted. Justice Voeks
nas nskod what action would bo tnken on
this question nnd suld: "It will go through,
undoubtedly."
Delegates from every section ot tho coun
try ore against the proposed amendment
to tho constitution which would nbollsh tho
registering of vtonien swimmers by tho
Amatour Athletic I'nlon. Four applications
for track records mado by widely-known
nthtetes woro denied by tho records com
mittee. Among the records favorably passed
upon nnd recommended for llniil npprovnl
Mcro the 14 3-6 seconds inndti twlco by
Hob Simpson, of the I'nliorslty of Missouri,
over tho 120-ard high hurdles, and tho
two-mllo Indoor walking record of 13 37
Made, by (icorge II. doubling, tho Canadian,
Herman Ubertuhbcsslng, of tho local as.
soclatlon, argued against tho recognition
ot doubling's mark, contending thnt tho
wnlker had dollvcrntely "run" the Inst 100
yards of tho contest. The committee as
sured him that ho had full authority to
disqualify Gouldlng. nlthough there wero
two other Judges, but Obertubbesslnr de
clared that ho was not nwaro of It. It
waa finally decided to nbldn by tho decision
of tho ofllclnls nnd accept tho performance.
l'nnhnndles Defeat Heralds. 15 to 0
IircntOlT. Noi. SO Tito Panhandles, of Co
lumtitie. O . ouli'lanaed the Heralds, of Dotrolt,
at football Hunday and on. in to 0. The Hal
ters excelled In tt.e open stln of play.
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PRINCETON PLAYS GREAT GAME
ON THE FAIRWAY, BUT FOOZLES
TERRIBLY ON APPROACH SHOTS
Old Eli C. C. Takes 42d Annual Team Match When
Opponents Fail to Show Big League
Class on the Greens
Hr SANDY
T.Trn WBIIU fairly good througn tne
W'nlrwiy." said Charllo Hlghley. JJna
sail left end and local golfer of prom
inence, nfter tho Yalo-Prlneeton solreo on
Paturdayi "It was when wo camo to tho
greens and had to holo out that the trouble
started " Illghloy wan put out of tho game
near tho end of tho home-hoto stretch by
the Princeton's club's pro. Bpeedy llusli,
home-brod, because hla left-hand hosiery
would not stay on. Ho was given a deaf
ening ovation by tho record-breaking gftl
lerv packed all around tho courso for the
game part ho had taken In the forty-seo-ond
nnnual team match botween Old 1511
C. C. and thoso partial to tho Orango and
Mack.
"Wo held them all even on the outjour
ney," continued Hlghley, "but w wero hit
ting 'em In great shapo nnd had the edge,
even It tho count was all-suuare. Tho fel
lows woro confident that wo were going to
slaughter the llulldng after the Intormlsslon
and were on edgo nt tho tee-ofT on tho homo
Journey to sew up tho match ns tpilckly
nn possible Yalo played out of turn on the
next shot when wo should havo played, nnd
that Is what started flreworks. for we woro
suddenly three down. It gavo Ynlo Just tha
necessary punch to hold us. Wo did not
bollevo In this Jlnt stuff wo havo been
hearlnir so much nbout, nnd wo ivcro play
lug ciory shot to win."
Tho Princeton lenni ban been accused of
most all tho mlspliiys possible, but it should
have plld up, with tho luck Yalo had later,
na big n leau in mo ursi nait aa tne mue
illd In the second. After Legoro hod spllcod
a pin-shot for tho flag off his good right foot
In an nttempt to holo out, the Tigers
camo back strong. Iong approaches
look tho hall hole high. Tho critics
nfter tho gamo claimed that Princeton
should havo resorted to n. loft over tho
hnzard polos, but tho Orango and JJIaok
wero fighting hard, rrnlnlnr; yards on every
shot nnd woro strong for a big total Instead
of playing safe. Therefore, the well-known
run-up Bitot waa resorted to nnd Urlggn
hinged a low 0110 which almost hit a member
ot his own team who was waiting with arms
spread wlda to receive tho pass only flvo
yards from Yale's pin.
Kddy and Illghloy wero both willing to
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ho tho martyrs nml -win. undjlnr ftun by
placing tho bait dead to the hole, Thaofilr
reason tho chnnco waa not given them riu
hat Legore, lofty EH athlete, held an
Itching maw Just In front of tha out
stretched Princeton hands.
Ito hung, on to tho ball and ran deper
ately with It to Yalo'n ld-yard lino. Tha
only reason ha didn't nin still further,
while tho Princeton stands hooted In dis
may, was Hlghley, Eddy, Drlggs. Hogg,
Wilson, Ames nnd flvo other Tiger-striped
players who seised him about tho head, tha
feet, tho waist, tho tlbll, nnd other con
venient spots, and smothered him to earth.
Unvo Tlbbot, Princeton's fnjvfnmcd holer
out, wna sent In when the Jitngaleers later
becamo holo-hlgh. He topped hla first shot
nnd only by sprawling' over tho shot with
tho length of hla brawny body wns Prince
ton nblo to hang on to tho bait
Tlbbott tried another lofty shot to tho
plus from 43 yards awny on the next ohot,
but he sliced It badly when tha other
players, mostly blue-clad, dashed right In
front of tho shot to got a good look at It,
It never rosa from tho ground and tha only
thing- ho did wns take up a bit; divot llr
long shots through Uio fair way YnU later
had n chnnco to cup out. Draden waa sent
In, but ho. too, had the slicing- hahlt and
ncver.il human hatnrds breaking through
tho Ynlo defenso smothered tho ball before
it could rlso from tho ground.
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