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mm power FOE
FOOTBALL BODY
feoaches and Arbiters Favor
' Giving more vutnoruy to
Central lioarcl
llEET AT HOTEL W A LT.O N
nnnKUT W. MAXWEI.I.
...... fnltkll nfFll'tnfa ntwt laa.
fJ!! rhana-ea befons the riatnea will be
Estonia r""", ... ., ,h. .,.,,
?2?hr lh gridiron arbiter nnd toa, I,. ,
iT meet" t lh. Hotel Walton Mat tilKht
iL Wanted by the football rule committee
a local offlclnl went on record aa fm
" ..... --nfttinir nf mnre luhfr In Mia
IfliKal board. mahltiB that body supreme
f ha Mttr of Kelectlnir offlHiil for nil
I the eollent contest. All of which means
f" : (ha coaches win noi ir nunweii to
Lndest the appointment uf certain men
'?.r the season starts If the name of
lL men had been Mtil In to lh btianl
$ the games were plajed
n . - . bM loaf nlffht la n Irllitlf a
LiMtrark of Dr Jixmo A. Itabliltl, rlmlr
Owe iv 1,011 nl. nml hla naeiatnnt.
n W Tai'lor It prove that the fentral
JLrf on omclala litis performed lla duties
I !.. .itlnfm'tnrv manner, nnd
l the susffestlon In adopted, the earn.
feeuM be more P0'uIar ,lm" cv" n''u
vW.
poctor Babbitt In Chat-RC
s ieeerdlnff 10 ino ought. " """
f- ACCOru iiih ,.,1. f Iwinr TUhldtt
W ?. 'LL. i. lh. nnnilnir of oHVIala to
wHJk n the iranir. Of cournc. the larger
STSSne of carl, yenr and I ngrjj oh I.
' in OiTlC Ale in KHIllun unu ....v-
Si?rd rerm-Cornell. U-ifnyette.t.ehleh
tTihe like but for the smaller contesta
nt clayed earl In the reaacn the col
S,nuit abide by the appointments. If
jrgrs niu. - ., j,. rft. ,.
Ijtoaltted bj the coaches.
II This desirable list contains the names of
Jjndils who are proferablo. nnd usually
vac" fnMv In nOfrt fruln
ThYri also is a I"1 " undesirables men
1"'" "... ... ,I iimlxr nnv r.
r,p i...t thrt iwmril nlunva utters
Jw of this when the appointments ure
" . - .1 .......td nttnr lh. nnmt'4 are
?T. - it., llocxii retire from 111 scene
Md the central board does tlic rest
Withhold Names of Officials
I To iruard against any ludden cliange of
IMte. It .was suescstcd by Willie Crowell.
- of Lafayette, nnd Hob rolucll. of
rtniu that the central board refrarn from
Hen notlfylnif the colleges as to what of
jlijl, will ork In tho gamc. In former
ir a list has been sn' to the arlous
huiittr early In September, with the
uru 01 tno oincmia or ""
IZl-.ii nn.i r-nlv.ll declared that they
woald like It much better If this practice
W done away vrun nnu me com-nri uU n.-,..
. -- k. t.l.nllti r,t Iha nf.
b ignoranco n iu i" "- -
tdali until they nppcar on tho field to
iart the game .11m win i-. -
mi i tl.. umllur rnlleefij. ulsn. Olid the
tcachu are expected to boost the plan
Prcy HauBhton'n plan to dispense wun
!... i.j. . unimtitiitA n rArtaln num
lime yiiivui ..,.....- .-
Ur Of plays Instead, nlso receUed a. seere
felt. The arbiters unanimously wem u4i
L?.. i ..niniiiKf nut that the same
irsuM be slowed up nnd football would
jeffer conaldersbly Tho change would bo
too radical, they said, nnd l: would not be
tikin serloutly Tins win 00 inriviimru lu
rjhii chairman of tha rules committee.
Folwdl Studies Oregon IMays
Bob Kolwell showed th.it o bus been
Itodylng tho stylo of game plnyeit by tho
Unlrerlty of Oregon and explained 11 play
irtucl. seems to be Illegal. Oregon uses tho
lU hlft, pulling the tnekles one yard back
inJ rhootlng one or both Into the line be-
Utt the ball Is snappcu. u a uicme -
inilM In the bacKnold. no uauauy runs ivin
the Sail while ho Is but throe yards behind
tM line of scrlmmngo un 1110 nei ;-. -
veil explained this tncme prouniny
.lr the ond of thn lino or in nui resuuir
IBon, nnd tho playn are run mi m
Ic3ci!r that It is impossible for tho olllclils
ItJheep track of the plu.icrs
Kf via Kliowi. Iii the rules that these
Srwere Illegal If a Una man runB with
Itlwliall, hlsiilace In tho lino must be taken
ram..n who pmys in fie iiacMieiu. mm
fat Human then must take his position live
ta more ynrds bnclt of the lino of scrim-
toife. That li tho only time no may run
WtB the ball nml f ho In three yards back.
Ill play wll not count
Ei Crowell and MofTatt suggested that the
iroks be changed lo Inflict n sevire penalty
Ifw knocking doi ' 11 piiiitur from liehlnd,
ittir he had Ukt .wo or moro steps for
IvinL ThlH la one (if the rnUKhest features
El football, they said, and should bo
Hlmlnsttd. After a man kicks the ball ne
ii la no noaltlon tn nrotect himself, and If
IB ODDoainir nlnvi-r cnisheH Into him from
ItiMnii, virtually hiinistrlnglng him. ho Is
lUktly to be seriously Injurtd. A rule should
IU nude allowing the opponents to block
Ifrcathe side or fiont. and this suggestion
lauo will be sent to tho rules committee.
bWt't points brought up were as follows:
Ehouia the ball be on the ground when
inking place kick from tho line of scrim
jug. or a free kick?
B What la the penalty If slugging occurs
lia the field of nlav on the first kick-off.
BUn the ball goes out of bounds?
u an end Is offside, unouid me penauy
Inflicted from the snot where the foul
Recurred, or from the snot where the ball
IfH put In play 7
Report to Any Official
, nTien a player enters the game In the
piddle of a period or at the beginning of
JM, be should bo allowed to report to any
tflklal Instead of only to the referee or
Aspire .
PThere should bo a penalty If the center
flenches un" the ball nfter nlav has been
tilled.
tAmong those present last night were
"WW Price, of Muhlenberg ; W. C. Crowell,
jAfWitte.'n c Kolwell, I'enn; Dick Mer
rgd Yali filgmund, Iafnyette; l-Mdle lien
fe Penn, Davldami, Point! Doctor Tor
t7, Penn, Allle Miller, Venn: J. Moffatt.
nowion; luipn ueiapmne tswannmore ,
iW. Maxwell, fiwarthmore: Shaw, Ws-
Tin. McAvoy, uirayette; Keicnner, ai-
R7I1I' WhIW unn , Hnt,M Ilnvrfnnl !
jjjmny Haverfonl; Charley I'r'lce, Swarth-
12B; c J Mccarty, tiermantown, aim
Jler. llaverford
BVENING LBDGHR-PHILADELPHTxV WEDK12SIAY BECBMBBB 20, 101C
15
OREGON FOOTBALL TEAM WHICH PLAYS PENN JN CALIFORNIA
mmi 10 riitiit, pl.'ncrs i.itli liands on their knees, tire. Tccnrt, Hnrtlelt, Speiimnn, kisa. M er inivtnm tlrekott nml Mitiheii taiutmu. leu to nirht. nru
irniner wlllinm 11. Hnywnnl, Johnny I'nrsons. Shy ItuiitliiKton, Hollis HuntlriKton, Monticth and loafh IIuro llcxdck, who ti fullbnrk on tho fnmous
I'nlvcrslty of Chicago team of 1 002
DEFENSE RULES IN BASEBALL
AT PRESENT, WITH PITCHING
THE MOST IMPORTANT FACTOR
Hy OKANTLAND H1CE
o nave proton fat in uinA ad Afdrt . trolt avernged almost
from epiiodei lejoml the sent
till ta, fur unu fntr piirf.
nr.V snntiM ur Tnln or icnuf tniffnt bet
Truln off fn(, prectoiu fltth of tmrn
Through socrllcr that mnv not filenie.
Thn icnlfrt lrc dr,nm ( thtlliteit bouert
Of vol,l iini cor;iMlence ond idle
We nave proton fatcnnt more 1 rfiere
To aK from Fortune or from f'ntef
1rte ellnrr prtater gain to spare
Hirrr rime nnd WriUnv mrnlff
The long reach anil the fiathtno njtr
,'f''e P'rtl nml ulrength for future ttnfet
hv are fnnr folblei teorth a try
trAeie one ran tire ie softer Ufet
"litrah." iuu iayf And icniif lire ney,
beg of ami, but ghotts of ilr earns r
Or trlt me what iter cent they pay
In icllotc gaUl that gltnti nnd jilrnmsf
IVsrn one Ii ol nmf thick and round,
H't It fattened in the feeding pen,
ll'nere li the comfort to bo found
In getting lithe and ttan againt
k'M1' ,(AVK ,0 ",,l! Kood batting." soy
VVi'ertaln mignntcs. who evidently hao
neier faced Ty Cobb. Trln Speaker nnd Joe
Jnckion.
Addine to the Track
Leaving any unseemly levity aside, the
attack or offiinio In buecball undoubtedly
needs bracing Only n few ball plners
now ranito nboo 2 SO and the general
average Is moro than thirty points lower
The batsman who enn nvernge one safe
blow out of four times up Is on a par with
the Held at large.
TJaso running la nt An even lower ebb. Al
moin any pitcher can keep the fastest
sprinter In the league tied to the bag The
enforcement -of the balk rulo Is a Joke,
or the balk rulo Itself Is a Joke. You'll
find the average among good base run
ners Isn't ono stolen bns out of fixe games,
liven Cobb last season, batting more than
370, couldn't average n stolen bane an
often as evory othor game.
The Defense Rulea
In baseball nt present tho defense rulee,
with the pitching eighty per cent of the
defence
Tako the case or Detroit and Honton In
tho American I.engue. Detroit mado 1370
hits nnd scored therefrom C70 runs.
Uoston made U'tO hltt and scored 650
runs
Detroit, on the season, rnnde ISO base
liltH and ISO more runs than lloilon De
ft run to the game
above her eastern rival, n margin big
enough to have been declslxe. Hut lloston
had the pitching and Detroit dldii 1 And,
under the present syslem. good pitching
Is fur morn xnlunble than good baiting
Th Tigers were far and aay stronger
on attack by this margin-
Ilasen
Total Htnlen on
lilts Huns bases bases ball
Detroit ... 1170 70 lMJ DO M'
Uoston .... 1750 6S0 1001 ISD HS
You will find from lilts Hint the Tlgen
picked up moro thnn SCO bases more than
tho tied Sox. but since defense counts so
much moro than attack, the I led So won
Tho Ited Box lost Trls Hpeaker all the
season and Jack Ilarry through tho stretch
Hut minus their two ntnrs they went on
winning through Ituth, Shore. Leonard and
Mays
Tho Ited Sox stole fewer basrn than nny
other club In thn major league Uul when
you have a limit, a Shore and n Ionard
the rest of It Is only a minor detail.
Paralleling Old Doc Fell
I do not like the telntrr league;
I do not like its dull Intrigue:
It fill me lelli iron fatiaue
I do not like the iHnter Irflflue
Speed Rush to Coach
Princeton Tcaum Again
ritlNCKTON. V J lire. 10 (leurs It.
Mtirmr, Ircimrrr uf the rrliwrlon I niter i
lly AtlilMIe ,,4rulUii. till announrvtt
thai John lUrUn IsperOr) Itmh hntl hrrn
errolnlrtl h-n.l roarh f rrlnreten fi-ollxll
for the fvmlns yer, Ihe annetuirrnienl
w rneratl iielfil. drvplli tlte fuel t
Ihae the araien hail mther HIdil--'-,
enillnc ttil full. Then err little
erittfln dlrerletl esalnit Rmti
The llllle rrllUI-ni 11111 inrre nil In
Trlntelon tlrtlr nm, illrrrlnl nl the id
era, nml not nt the rhrhlnK tilent, nlilrh t
Ii one of tne teil thiil rrlnretmt U tiiil
In riir the rlrrtlon of Itmh mt with I
thi eriirniat of all I'rlnretiin srattimlr mill
iinderxriiiliiiite
McLean to Catch for Ited Acatn
riwjus-ATI o n SO tjirrr Mclean,
fotnur rinrlnimi HI Ixiuls. New Terk CJIsni
esii her i coming beck in ttln eld hiime tifhlna
the rliin fut lh Hu Ven1 ll'e tnn Usrry
llrrminn trinnt th rumnr itnly by y
mr llit Maimer ihrmv Mathwon h ben
elvn ioir-r to sue liflr: l.arrr another chsncn
wlih th-i Iim?a1 t-itn,
' S)racuo to l'lny at Nebraska
I.I.Nrol.N. Nti. D- SO The Hnl-rllr of
NiirkA foutliull trm will vUr nrrauuio llni
iri!ty NVw urk nrit rrjnkinlilnR Iiv nl
l.lniiln It ha l-n ennmininl Thi Nolr
Dam-- sain, iiantlly pUi-r. tin Thankalilnv
l,.v in l Imt iflmJ aiiMil, tirulirthlr to aomo date
In (Molir.
St. Hlla N Winner
Ni ntia aailly .Wr.i-.l Itaia A Klllmrn. ot
th tn.liiatrlai lir'i t me foriuera hall
lAil nltht hr tn to SS.
Holding Nctte
Clnmantenn No. i ana Jlavarford are llft
for ftfrt plaee In the Herat Areamltn lm.
aaeh hallfie won twenlytme nd letl sU nn.
Heal Batale iKiut hare wen alaht, out ef
nine same In lh Truil and Insurance tourney.
Sana, or Cemmenwtalth, Is rolllnc In toed
fetm,
314
ruat.
tnalL ef I'ratWMit Ufa, toajplfl.sTI
In Jjla m--j same a(at fidelity Ti
tolled HS and 1st arid tames.
.Tatnal
fin
Holt
Tho n.l.Utr Tttt te. ProtManl Uf Mtlae
was ctoaelr cenleataj.
tlarttd his
I iuk, t
hlslit aeer
Mridin Wn-trle,
with a M tally.
In the Dfu I.ea-ni aatlM the wlnnata aeh
wen the -M lami In three trom thalr opponanta
aa follow! Kadarala. the leaders, front I'hll-
lopMa Mhelttal
AlaaalA Hiur iSamoAnvi Mulferd
from Wampole. IkkmaB frm Smllh, Klina
VibiIi Co and H. H While from Chemical.
r.
town
t.raaua tarn laat nlatit Mel'
i fro
nirltanl
nd Liberty Hill two from Kerstone,
In I'lilla.Mphla I.raaua
iwn irom iiuaa
on
ii.
Crescent two from
Crei
d t
lrr. of Hekman. rullad atl In his first cam
laal lilsht
Mattln. ot lha Whlla (Ntia.l, rrslalertd rot
In Ida third saina.
K-Mlona total-a :S to t.ll-ertr Hell' 3701
laal nlsht In their rhlladalrhla lasua airl.
tint, naiarthalaaa,. druppnl two inii to the
loa.lara Tha aatne totals
vim,
VOO
rha -ln totala war Kavatona.
wit and ). t.tharty lltll. V7I. 3 and
I.IWrlr Hill won tho mat asm br fifteen
Idiia and tha aecond hra.-anl ona-hln lnaliln.
m rount. Do Mareu
1 rii,l 1-nlliiJ
rrsahetl init J In hla third omi
llattl'a threa aaima were aa followal
SSD and 313, a tola) ot 037
ISO,
flmadley. ef Crrrrento. totalad 313 In Ida third
aina llaltfr, of tha aumo mimiI, atartad with
Ut4 Krldtr, of Jludd, kiiorko.! down 53S In
hla eacond tame. Ulna, of Jmklnlown, acortd
1130 In his llllddla lama.
1 WANT TO MEET YOU I
yri, riiri la iir. t uor ton
ODDlfl iin ot lflll
Iho
Hulltma nnd Or
lh
)rrrrillnft ou't
Tlier'r b?nulii'.
flrttlon tur
fter en.
)Uk your
?on"rd" T'm"!u S1G.50
Billy Moran, 1103 Arch
TUT. TAllOlt Open Krts.
TttMjWNwr Vtlt JtHrrt
I) Uttll AX, J, ft. bei Mffcag" TW
een. the Netth, oirlln . iwlVlw, flw
larTni1!! co iivi umiM rjan vm too 'nni
Athttttra In tPin. te antlelnalfnsr eatirinir
tho rrrae1iinat diamond within ih av,Miln
season, lie states that he will reelllrtlr rv
tlre nftar the rotnpletleti ef two tnera seasens,
awl preMbiy eailur than that, lie says he t
tired ef the rame and h an tnkllnr to W9 Into
easiness.
Salem Hlsh lire WanU Game
The Sah-m lllsh Sfheol basketball team M
JitlhoMl a. same for niaay anntna: and.waald
una in wnuii a. roniest ror that osta wttn
J nat tla ln.)riiJ'nt or .tilth krhnnl taara
ef Ihlladetphla er Tletnltr Any team (leelrlea
to meet uaum lusn ran arrair n rams cr
ealllnr lh Salim V. M. C. A hatwen r and
Tisn
rontest for that Oat with
to .meet Baiam lOsti ran armors at ram
00 v. tn. tealtht. Ask far Attlrur Ileffman,
wiNTEn nEsonia
.vnATTHocrrr. w. jr.
t&epm
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ATUANTIC CTVYM.J.
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af08tAH.fHITK.i80Hg COMtaANT .
Vrtminstrr Kr- " nMr Oencli. XJv
watar IS up wky. Mp dally. Chas. Jluhts
OUI l'OINT COUrORT, VA.
HOTEL CHAMBERUN
XOlo POINT COStrORT oa
nwlmmlar IVoL Ootf, B- X
faodCnlalM.KiarRiirnpaaa V
liaih and TraatoMat. Writ . J .
..r: a"h vnr' ZsSj
Aak Jdr. Vitir,
Cooka' Ton
CO.!
Mr. Vilir. at lath ajd CheaUul sts.1
Toiu-s. 13t B. Jlroad out lh 1-ajina. IU JL
, lS3 Chestnut at,, end Ladrar Central.
JjAKKlV001..y. J.
lUkewaod. ,V. J. Noted far
lis nomaiika atmosphsr.
Oolt nriTtlesa.
c. c, si-ANQKHnnita. ur.
MI'hIO
PAfTI
IN 20 LESSONS
We'll taach tou tn play raal rasltma on tho ptino
tn SO laaaona II' Vol DON T KNOW A, No'rtJ
tn Irai tlmn If lou alraadr play You 11 tnarn to
play popular sonra fot troia. -ra" any plact
I ,11 fir pnonn iur i ri- miv'.i'i
CIIUIHTKN.1B.N m.'IHK)l
trl3tl ftarmantown Ave
ls.ii Taaaar ni.
'USOKi'piu.An Jiunii-
I'hona Tlorn 301
I'hon nirklnai.ti 3IOI I.
CTANrCD roicfc' ivm.vo mailT
O I rtnunri. sisaixa itottAi. fi.AHtn.1
Iiiamond IVSI3 20OI North Thlrtamlh 91ml
tit'lKHII.I AND COI.t.KdlX
CTD A VCD'C tha llfat lluilnaaa HcIicmI
O I ti I U U Hlh and Chratnui siria
poalllona rnarantead l'ntar now Day or wsht
CAI rCMAMCUIP Another rlaaa now form.
Inr Coma In at ones.
Stammerinft Speech Defects
..rrrciadi' MP llf-VDIMl for ajloll dtaf.and
l,r,I-nr.haarliir. fhllaclilplilu Jllnor
111 hriioul Nirret.
CJnlioll'a Shorthand firhool
Hcbool.
c M tlttt. I'raa.
I'rlvato Iaaona
aoo: Cuford 81
ilrSlliSP
'Open Saturday Eutninsi'
Mr. MAN Do you know
what it means to deal Direct
with the manufacturer?
SIMPLY THIS
That you arc assured the profit of the middlcmnn, a
savins of from $5 to $8 on every suit.
Thst you hae an unlimited assortment of jrnrmenta to select:
being manufacture to the trade, it is necessary at all time to
lave at least 10,000 carmrntn always on hand.
Salco
Clothes
That we. as manufacturers, buy clotli In enormous quantities, and
rnorautre yon a anil or otercoat that we actually "tell wholfial for Ilia
iame price we charo uu for a elntle sarmenl,
Thai tou do not liaro to wall for mark-dawn salts, btraua our prleo
It always lower than HAM: CLOTHES that are lurarlably "mark.d up"
rather than down.
Harund
floor
Hi Arrept l'urebaslnt Agenta' Orders
J. SALSBURG SONS & CO.
Manufacturer of Good Clothes
S. E. Cor, 9th & Sanson. Sts.
Open Saturday Eveninf
Half lllock
I'rom Cliealnut
ii
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The Magneto r Equipped "Eight"
Advances $100 in Price
January 1, 1917
!
m
Tho rcmarknblo untl steady risu in tho cost of
materials und l.thor has mndo It necessary for us
to chooso between lowering thu quality of our
cars or raising their price.
As Standard cars havo been built up to n
stundard and not down to u price, wo eel tho
only consistent courso to follow Is to advance the ,
price to meet existing conditions.
Orilert for delivery not later than April 15th will be accepted at present prices up to and
including December SI, 1910, providing euch orderm are accompanied by a reasonable deposit
Owners may rest assured that the quality of Standard ears will ba maintained under all conditions
Made by Standard Steal Car Co., Pittsburgh, Pa.
80 II. t. 127-inch wheel base optional upholstery and color
Present Prices
Springfield Sedan $2500 7-Passengcr Touring $1900
Limousine $3500 4-Passcnger Roadster $1850
F. O. B. Butler, Pa.
We have an exceptional proposition for established dealers. Write for It.
Eastern Motors Corporation
niHTIUIIUTOUH
Bif Phone Spruce 794. 1634 Chestnut Street
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At considorablo cost to oursolves, wo havo
udhcrcd strictly to our original specifications, and
now feel that it Is but fair for Standard users
to shara this expenso with us.
An advance of $100 in tho soiling prico of
each open model Is accordingly herewith an
nounced, this udvanco to tako effect January 1,
1017.
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