)VEMBER 22. 1917 ' ' ' ' " ' ifWfirPB
KN JOHNSONS PEEA TO EXEMPT BALL PLAYERS FROM DRAFT MAY BE OPPOSED BY:ME$
I5AN JOHNSON'S PLEA TO EXEMPT
IT HAPPENS IN THE BEST REGULATED FAMILIES
COACH MIKE BENNETT IS DRIVING
ll
ITVENING LlBDGl3R-PHILA'DELfHIA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER
PLAYERS UNFAIR TO THOUSANDS OF
AMERICANS WHO HAVE GONE OVER
1 .-i.. .. . . ,
f players Themselves Expected to Take Issue
League Connie Mack Approves Plan -
By UOHERT W. MAXWELL
I ,,-T how important tho game of bam.
T T 11 1. when compared to the world war In
:.J t" "iP.fu.,1 s ntca Is participant. will
I. -fclrh ttie lilV-" - .!.- !, TAT Vt alitor.
lTe'r'u keep SM welMrMncd uthkil
!- m
.n mi
:"! of the
r; ". inr ti.o cn-
.' I nurpOSO Of
:EftVna-
I," v.t-lionics or
h""., hem out t
'.; In a o'BBcr
e. hore one
It !" ,, t0
"tn Jo'!'".0"'
If .& Went oi '""
w?ii,.,t swif it. w maxwdi.
'ffrjiiertiment to ex- i-. r iph
I'" . .iiiteen tii'iJi' "il" i"",'-":' ' --
fmpt eiK"t" ' .. , i4CilKUc club from the
Srlft for 1 1,0 "koo,1 of tho same." lie
.ViHe.'".! J? me aro Taken way7 and
ftiurt If the be ""''.,,, ,., nf rnela -,,
A '. w"1!."?.. r ,, oneVly. Ho passes the
I --i
f ' lLm
aWW&ir aWWW
! Ini.nlust tnai
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tttUCK to '"" "
when he says:
tn nut It
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m the Government 10 iicciu. ,v....h. ""-
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.. .klntr It lilt e.NCeillMU iuv
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National League A skit
io Favors of Uncle Sam
linn .Intin.on fctuniN ulnnr vtllli lilt lir
nrllng slntemrnt thilt lie will nK the lien
eminent in vvonint eighteen hull nhoeri on
eurli iimjiir Irtigne rluli In the f'oiintr.i.
, tl" ntlonl Leiuue will nk mi mirh tie
lii I tin or.
I'renldrnt Tener Inilnr tolil Hie Ktrnlnz
tf'Vr '" miW .""I "' "ne 1 111 It liiunril
tnlilnion In Hik l'relilrnt Wll.nn nr the
herretnry lit War fur uprtlnl future for
li.ieball,"
Johnson's IleaCalled
Worst Kind of Precedent
WAMIlMirilN, .Nut. ? lli.il ll.in .Inliii.
on K lii;i(rllon fur exrlnlitliiu nf hie
Ir.iEiie Inocti.ill .l,irr '.liiinl.i he the he
Blnnlnit of III enil" the oniihil li
ryireneil at the rrnnt Marshal llener.il'o
nlTlee toila. Inhtituii'ti hlra in rtrctni'l
niilHipiihir ullh (irtirr.it frontier' ilo.f.l
mil lur 11 nil u.is rrjiitril "Hie unr.l kind
nf lrrrrdellt.f,
'tWf bel.all s,llil" conlliiuc. anrt you may
!U H f the American Inuuo will accept
Ut decision without protest.
filMgue Will Accept Decision
. of cflbrfe the lKun w, "lL'e" ' .,""
. 1 1 and xo will every one el.se. When
Jln lie" ed for service In the army or
J ,nwer that call whether he pro
SSJ?"' "hero are no excuse,. When
- "!l" " , ' irn,i tn en. he (lOl.tf.
o..,hn Is an orsanlzcd business. Mll
'' , B"f Liars have been Invested and If
;!1r,l dctedorlates. the financial returns
fflCtmai T Perhaps this W the reron
V'S exemption claim will he turned In.
I How About the Others?
'-. But. how about the other organizations
- ...JJV the draft? Have they asked
Iftil their men he excused? Not so ou
i2S notice It They have taken the Ir
I fcv- . . . ,.,.... ii-Afi ir.itlntuKf
, medic ne, ami 111 i-onu- .. -- r, . ....,
ili.a nite business Is the samo lis all-
i VI. 1. timn nf war. The L'nlled States
''nnot afford to discriminate In a can like
': rtn The Idols nfthe public, the men noted
v for their phylcal prowess, will Het a Rooil
'. m. for tho others by JolnlnR the colors.
: K they don't, there will bo many who will
leek exemption on other Krounils.
Ball players have been paid by the puli-
rt, ( vmw. vv tnoui tno supi'ori. ni ine
fins the' game could not exist, for no1 sala
i rl could be paid. The athletes have lived
el, the American people, mw let mem
protect them.
'How About Players?
Another tlilnB to bo considered is the
:. attitude of the players Will they consent
.tea plan like that? win mey ni'twir ue-
. (ore an aU'lieneo earn nay in nnvp urn iwint-r
ef tcorn'poilded lit UU3tt.jt.iHl called slack.
ers by the fans? Hall players tue sensitive
' and a few days on the Brill will be enouKli.
, But you can't blame, lvm Johnson for
Irjln?., He has eight club owners in his
ewn league to protect and tho samo num
ber of friends In tlfii enlol- circuit:. He lias
'apod Idea so far as baseball Is concerned
: but baseliall ts not as impoitani us me
nr agSlnst autocracy, livery man must
so nis.Dic uenirn penuu J ueiiarcu nun u,tu
plajerrfurn not hotter than any one else.
The American League ntHited right In at
he start of the season to prepare the pl.ty
(rj for the arm.i" Sprclul drill setKcautM
tere assigned to each tcruit and tho players
Irllled throughout tho season. They mas
tered the manual of arms, learned tho mili
tary game and weio In shape to fall In line
tnd carry a musket when, they were called.
All of this was appreciated, for tho men
tecelved more Instruction Unit could he
obtained In any of tho traluinc camps. Hut
:;'hr'kpoll it all with this exemption mpiest?
.jaaoall Is iIr ciiourIi to Ret along Willi
yint asking favors and. any way, tho Rame
'till be more nonular than ever If tho play-
Ken lake their chances hi the draft with the
common or caiden variety of. American
-ijKcitiieng.
Football Has Not Suffered
4AS an cxamiile. take rolleco football.
Bundreds or the star athletes did not wait
for the draft hut volunteered as soon as
Mr nas declared, Komo rnctball teams
t as manv ns ten men. but others wero
.btalned and tho game continued. Of course,
us itandard Is not to Rood as last year.
ui naj the Ramo suffered? Tho crowds
eootlnue to witness tho contests and enjoy
tbe tport Just ns much. 'Chcy have- made
allowances for tho absenco of "tho rtars",
Wd noidoult tho same will bo done about
uebal!.
t'Tbla exemption plea, to my mind, will
a j" inure narni than good to tho gnmo or
rM
would not bo asklnp tlie Onvcrnnicnl to
exempt any more than about lm all told."
Contiskey Favors Plan.
K.M'IXKIOI: SI'lllNtW, j Nov. ..
Cliarles I'omlskey, owner of thn Wnrlds
niamplon White So, Is heattily in acvonl
with the proposed plan nf j.rnntliiR exemp
tion fnin'i military service tn elRliteen men
on each of tho sixteen major lcacuc clubs.
"Tim Whlto iix can Ret, nlniiR with
ilRlitccn men," ('oiniskey said today when
loin or tlu plan as outlined by Han Jnhn
son. "Not only can wp Rot aloiiR, but put
up a stiff tlRht for the pennant and RlM' the
public the biand of sport they need to le.
llevo their minds nf the tense war situa
tion. It Is a Rrand idea, liaseball will do
the (.overnment a lot of pood.''
t'omlskey Ravo 10 per cent of his home
iccelpts last year to the lied Cross.
Xavin "Won't Ask Exemption
nKTItOIT, Mich.. Nov. :..
"Personally I wouldn't ask the War lie.
paitment to exempt mnjor leaKtio ball play
ers from military service," Prank Navin,
president of the Dettolt club, told the
t'nited Press today.
"The War Department understands the
condition under which we are playliiR and
It understands that we would have to close
sljop If our men ro to war," Nuvln con
tinued. "Hut the tinvernment knows where
tho men can best serve and it needs none
of my advice."
Johnson Wrong, Says lluppert
ni:w voiiix. Nov. ;;.
f'nloncl Jacob ltupiiert today added a
piotrst HRalnst tho plan sURRested by Dan
Johnson for tusking tho ilovernmont to
grant sjiccial exemptions to ball players.
'Viiptalu Houston Is now In.Kiance-help.
Iiir IiIb country win tlie war," said Colonel
lluppeit, of tho Now York American I.eaRtie
1 'lub. "1 certainly am not in favor of ask.
I11R exemption for ,t ball player while my
partner and their employer Is risking his
life lit ser loe."
1
y'T,S0Y lM. T,0tV OH iTCe Yah TT ' HMtfjF W1A.T- HAr::rtli,H
. " i f1 Tg my DYiMG Pay ml , I iMy pesrf 1 most Ten. iujLJi 11 I
1 EUliMllIS NCuCR FORGET HOoU ftu ABOUT HrNV" ".'!!; !!5lWWi
5Vv . wH" lr -4iUrS02 fir&r) Js.
L-, - TT 1 lift TftC CUUD FOR A,
J Sh'
H AVERFORD TEAM FOR THE ANNUAL'
SWARTHMORE CONTEST SATURDAY
Main Liners Will Enter' Game This Week Forget
ful of Past, With Do-or-Die Spirit "Little
Quakers" Practice Long-
.Connie Approves Plan
COiinf A fnALi ...I... !... i..n. 1-.1-, r..-.
f7io'tne (luvcriunont ami lost live of his
J''"- Geneves -Johnson's plan Is a pood
J". Now tho patriotism of Connie can-
" tit t tl '": ! la IIIUID IIUIII IVIIMHh
??hl.s hit and then some, but his lewa.
,:."" "unjeci aro those or a baseball mag-
wi .vton,,e was r.al,ed " the Phono and
.. ...wui. ,...u nonvn t ,aciiihiuii
P..i i'c1LIeaBUe ball players, eighteen to
the trendies,
LT11' ' "lnk that's a mighty good idea."
"Wfd Mack. "I know what you aro Eolnc
to tell
me; Vou're going to say I'm unpa-
MINOR LEAGUES
DOOMED, SAYS BAN
Loss of Players and Patron
age Will Kill Smaller Clubs,
Declares Johnson'
EXPLAINS HIS WAR VIEWS
nUlCArjO. Nov. 22.
Not a minor league in tho country will
be ablo to start thn season of lftl8 In the
opinion of Ilau Johnson, president of the
Aineikati League.
Johnson said today that the loss of play
ers through military service and lack of
patronage, through thrift and interest in
mllitaty affairs, will render It Impossible
for iiny" but the major leaRiies to survive
next year, and major leapues themselves
won't survive unless they receive Clov em
inent support.
Asks Xo Favors
"I'm not going to ask any favors or the
(Internment get me right on tills," de
flated Johnson. "My suggestion that
eighteen men on each nf the maJor-leaRUo
clubs be exempted from military servico Is
nieicly that a suggestion.
Tho Uovcrnment has let It bo known
that it wants baseball to continue. My
suggestion only represents, what r believe
to be tho only condition under which It
van continue.
Equalize .the Draft
"Exemption of a certain number or men
on each cfub would equalize tho effects of
tho draft. Ono American club has lost
nino men through the draft: another six.
Tliey are virtually nut of tho race as a
result.
"Kxcmptlon of eighteen men would, still
leave, six men from each club for military
bervlco In the American League and four
in tho National."
BELL WON'T START
AGAINST INDIANS
Penn Quarterback in Poor
Shape Physically, but Ex
cellent Scholastically
UNIT NO. 20 CALL SOON
Ilert Hell, field general extiaordlnary.
will submit tn the orders nf his coach and
trainer anatl will not start at quarterback
for Penn against the Indians on Franklin
Field Satutday afternoon, when the pale
face Quakei s clash with tlie Kcdsklns for
the twenty-first time.
Almost seven weeks hro the lied and
Rlue pilot wrenched bis shoulder so badly
In tho (leorgia Tech disaster at Atlanta
that lie was nut of the game for four full
weeks, and since November !! he has played
In four hard games, and has been nut nf
the contests only for the few minutes In
which Hill Qulgley worked in the Michigan
game last Saturday.
Kven if Hert Is In poor shape physically,
that has nothing to do with his scholastic
work, for desplto thn Injury tn his arm and
the time he lias spent on the gridiron ho has
managed to keep up In his Htudles Tills is
stated because of a wild rumor that went
tho rounds of the campus yesterday after
noon to the effect that Hert was Ineligible.
Hert was asked about tlie truth of the re
port and tlie explanation Is best In his own
words.
"I can't understand ho'w this rumor
started." said Hell. "I am not dellrient In
my studies at all Tho only thing in which
I am shaky is French. I may have flunked
the quiz which 1 took recently, but even If
I did that would not make me Ineligible. It
takes two conditions, not failures In monthly
examinations, but tvio full-term conditions
to make u man Ineligible, as I understand
tho rule."
Unit Call Next Week
Immediately after the football season,
Hell will have to leave coIIcrc anyhow, un
less he gets a transfer from Hip University
of Pennsylvania base hospital unit No. JO.
which will be called Into active service cither
the latter part of next wepk or early In
the first week In December.
With Hell will go peveral other prom
inent I'eun athletes, Including Howard
Horry, BUI Qulgley and fteese Harkalow,
of the football squad; Henry S, Hagert. for.
mer captain of the gym team and Intercol.
leglato champion on the side horse ; Mike
Dorlzas, the famous strong man, and Frank
Kturrldge, captain of the gym team last
winter. Hoth Horry and Hell hao ap
plied for tho tlilid oflicers" camp, and If
they aro accepted they must first get their
transfers from tho hospital unit.
There will bo no scrimmaging this week
in preparation for tho Indians, and only
shadow scrhnrnago will bo staged, Folwell
said yesterday that he would start most
of his regulars, but as soon ns a com
rnrini,i lead Is Piled up on tho Iledsklns
ho will toss in his second varsity players.
HAVEIIKOKI) HEATS
PENN S0CCEKMEN
liAYKiti-'oiin coi.t.Kiii:, Nov. ::
Unveifoid College defeated tho t'nlverslty
of Pennsylvania soccer eleven for the second
time this season on 'SS Field jeMcrday by
the score of 'J goals to 1. The first xlctory,
on October 27. Rave Hnverforil the Inter
collegiate championship, while today's suc
cess gives tin- Scarlet and Hlack the lead
In the Cricket Club Leapue with no defeats
rcRlsteied against It as yet.
Ilnrdnn. lb vetern!l rlKllt r-ii, of IVntra!
Illicit. I" "UI of lh Nortlirmt HIkIi Si honl enn-t.-xt
III lem will lie kerlilv filt liy tho Crlm-
on nnl floM.
THAT Haverfotd College Is determined
to finish the senson In Rreat style nnd
defeat the Svvarthmore College eleven In
the annual battle between the rival Institu
tions, at .Svvarthmore Saturday, was further
demonstrated yesterday nftjrnoon when
Coach Dennett gave his proteges another
session of hard scrimmage work on the
Haverford gridiron.
Coach Dennett was on the field early and
as the men reported they were cither sent
over In att.uk the tackling dummy or put
to work running down the field under
punts. This wns followed by one of the
longest signal drills of the year. Three
teams traveled up and down the field at a
rapid pace, the quarterbacks giving the
men no chance to rest between plays.
Tho first and second teams were next
lined up for dummy scrimmage. Coach
Dennett laid great stress on the playing
of the line men. ns the result of tlie game
Saturday will depend a Rreat deal on 'be
shovvltiR of the Haverford flist line of de
fense. The new pl.is which the tlrst team
was given on Monday were put thioURh
an acid test against th" second string nun.
and came through with colors flying
The men of both teams did tint tackle
as hard as usual, as Dennett did not want
to take any chances with his sqiiHiI on
rlsklnp hard tnckles Phillips and IVwees
broke clear of the Held several times for
long runs. Forward passes came In for a
great deal of attention ami a tlood of aeiial
attacks will no doubt be hurled at tho
Svvarthmore team on Saturday.
Although the Svvarthmore team Is the
favorite In the annual mutest this week.
b reason of Its better lecoid, the Havei-
fonl team will enter tne tray at Swarlh
mori', forgetful of the pnst with the spirit
nf victory foremost In their minds The
first team was virtually decided on jester
day and the following men will lino up for
the kick-off on Saturday: K Millet and
Drown, ends; Captain (Sllmnur and It
Miller, tackles: Lester and Mitchell.
guards; Mcintosh, center: Buiby, quarter.
Devvees'.Tnb'lckr'1 " ""d. j
nJ'illPi mW'"r,nn,orB ,eam l,eld what In all
probability was Its last hard practlc" of
Don nrB.'lyK,,,erda'nnerno0" ln PreP"a
Coll, L? m U?Verfor:1 co",est Saturday.
C?nIii .' J'"cer- """luted by Maxwell and
mm. Lr Ji"1.8 00d u,e of th0 Anal .after. ,
sn. i wlmhiago.nnd as a result the
"pud was ,,u, through one of the stlffett '
scrimmage workouts or the entlro ecason, '
More than usual attention was paid to
hfes TinfV. The,flr"t ""O "ond team
Lt .i "n',Vln "Balnst each other for th.
ast time, this season and the scrubs fought
Ike wildcats. The ecrub held the plun.
"B i unity backs for downs on several
occasions and It was only through repeated
efforts that tho Pist string men crossed
their opponents' goal line.
The .Svvarthmore team realizes that It
must be In the best of shape to win fiat
unlays game. Although thevri f.-.vnrit..
Dip men aro not overconfident and know
that they will be pushed to the limit by the
war-rldden Haverford team. With tho ex.
ceptlon nf Fills, whose charlcy horso Is
steadily Improving, and WVscott, who has
an Injured hand, the squad Is In first-class
physical condition.
Previous to the scrimmage Coach Doy
Mercer took the tlrst team backfleld and
ends In hand and gave them a long drill
on catching forward passes and punts.
Thero was a slight let-up In the foot
ball practice of the Lehigh team at Bethle
hem .vesterdny. The line worked for a
short period with the charging machine,
while the entire squad was given a .urialn
. .. -- . .... 9
talk by the coach previous to the practice. ji- if
SVvemt limn nil Ibn il,-1f o.rl l..t,....i ,- la". a
, . . mijuicu IIEfl ..,. ., "T. :
practice or the week. "-1 w, "iTKtl
quarterback, who has ' fit J.ftwl
srli ,? mSs.t
i5P'l
reported fou the tlrst
Harrington, the star
been a menibcr of the sick list since th
game last Saturduy, appeared on the field,
but did not get Into, his moleskins. Nolan
and McCarty alternated at quarter.
""tie. V0n. .f. ,... ,
.j, " "-vj jwu ctuiu iiiu iui nil),-
ft,, i . nR0"'s nIeat fcve ll'o P'an serious
"M. think It over carefully and do not
fen. ?lnu,e overlook what happened in
., . '. ,
no not approve of Johnson's plan on
" rounds of the benefit It will bo to
terM ln Athletics. This never has en
nHLS? n?lnd- I ?Peak only from, the
- Kuuinf rr Kn.t.fc1--ii. .t
Wra j i "rtBUUt mo national Rame
..if-... "'! 't Kill the Eamn-ir all men
wt ,V.r y draft wero taken into eerv-
0riy a F Expmn,,'
:j V- ... .
'fc,A.r;.".W0U1'l not kill the game, but 1t
if.fi .rljr wou,d llurt "" was Ills reply.
(.,,' 'w Players subject to the draft wero
taruTi-i "dard of, our naUonal eport
XT wuM eurt: In fact, dealt a
'r .mf qw' 1,an Johnsort ha" asKea
-(aekei.,1. l n'r e"snle" P'ayer.s ror
-1 VIUD. AS a rill. lrh rluh l,gJ thlrlv
w..7,'". This would mean that each club
tileet-T.welv8 Payers for military serv-'r-
ja other -wnr ' si, .ini, .in,,M ,.
SSSS 1 to c"t of Its com:
iWi ?. r mllltary ervlco to down tho
sTZj: That-B ft pretty uood percentage
il!wiill,uRt ll fro'"' Another viewpoint
to players because bf. dependents
uwrt AM Bom-'fnrv nhvilMl imflluii.
'If ..theSaV iMmnHnnf tW-hlnt, Mtit
'ouj(lli:ve. to thf Included In the-
V '"r .J'wi'lR.W
Howie Kntrics for Tomorrow
rirt rare c4almlnc, maiden two-jenr-nlds. n
furlnns" Ideal, m. Will Soon. Mil: Danny
Smile. 103; .MI Pep. IIIJ; Kind nf the Starlet..
MO; Planner. 107; Lady Small. 107; .Mill Itaee,
,102; 1'artlHan, Ma, I'halerli. I01;'s,ibretah,
HIS: Muyhevr, 102. Also eligible Altlerherrv.
in7; Sun Kl8, 100, 'Sallle Walfr.. 102. Klj.lan,
Uh; Ormlos. 11H; Caveman, I US.
Sernnd race, clalmlns. maldon., all aees. mllo
Oolln Dour.. 113: Krea. DI5: Wlelilka. MS;
JItoaka. 7: 'Polly Anna., 10 i; Ileau nf Menlo.
MS; Hlekorynut. loss Frank Keaah,.82: Mtovsl
oak. 108: 'Lady (lerlrude. h Tarquln. ION.
Onunda. D1S: Ilonnle Cjuse. h9: 'I'luoky Den,
ion; 'Soumantha. HI. ,AIo ellKlble John
Douslaa. lla: Danny Smile. 02: Jessie D.. 100;
Itoso flnn', 105r MrelOefne. 10j.
Third race, selllne handlcan. all a. 7 fur
IoiibV Reprobato. 118: Lohengrin. 11 1; Zouave.
..... m i,i..i tni. lt.iw.n I!.. 1111 Madamo
iierrmann. lib: Dan.. 107: Firing l.lne. Dirt;
Kilmer. 114: Nliel. 110: Onwa. 102: Pater Jay,
111"? Also ellBlblTrquln. 100; Wild Thjme.
r- all aBes. mile falOelto. . 112
10:1.
,.',""' "' ii7 M'liM.i in.- 'Jock Scot. Oil:
riniiirle. Ms Valerius.. M: W'oodtran. OK. lneoif.
ivroiourdlne. 84. (a)Tyree entry.
m
oil I'erogourdlne, M. lanyree eniry.
Fifth raw. claiming, three-vear-olds, mils and
0 yardsHeurobate.. llilr.AVH.l Thyme. 10'J;
Sflii lte'M"itT 10D Cantaln Hay. IDs ile.se
j itlf Thornliloom. 10U Urooklyn. 112. Horn
V n' 100OoIden llantam. 101.
Sixth rar. claiming, three-year-nlds. nilla nnd
"0 yard. Flare. 10s Orlnla. OS; Margaret J...
101 mother i Jonathan. 10: Sw ft Fox. Ml:
'watt 3Jbleiv 10D Cachet. 100; Mlurbank. lot;
Kaster-i,iiv
' lot.
' iii- dill.- ,1 vMnwaa thria.
ve?rVOlS.Vnduprttl.'ndV07rd.
m' kllti 1 llWi "Widow lledotte. 07. 'Ml.s
KrltefTlOo:CpufCUl.. 100; JUrgery. 99.
,,vr.u.vl.U;.nii.i allowance claimed. .
lav
Aftm-entlC allowance
Weather. cler: tracK,
good.
' .' Amateur" Notes ,
- 1 a.,w 1 A a f..r flr.t rl... k..tft
..ill.! desirous ofarranglng game, tvlthl
iMm. -having halls In renn.ylvanla.. .New Jer
Jit. New Vork.and Delaware. Joph Corman.
manager. Cre ' i".'";1 .....-. ,Y.v,
'Rffli and I?lnbrldgelreeti,
' c. i r n rts.ervo. a fatt'.fltth cla..
basketball tMm. wUa..40 arrangstiaifles with'
.rSi havlng.talls.tnjir out of tile city. Na-i
4ttm n? i Prank mangier. 625 South street,
Th'i'Atd'nfs''orub: Wceatl, e" .biiketpall
i'.-i:
r,n'! . t'oiAr. HfM'i.
f iiTriiiTiiirifMr
m8srn
ray'
NAVAL TRAINING SCHOOL
TO PLAY WINONA SATURDAY
Upton Favorite's Eleven to Meet Un
beaten Norwood Team and Pro
ceeds Are for Charity
The Naval Training School eleven, which
Is being coached by Upton Favorite, will
play tho Winona Club, of Norwood, on the
Seneca avenue grounds. Norwood, on Satur
day afternoon at 3 o'chek. Tho proceeds
wlil'go to tho Chaplain Dlcklns Athletic
Fund. Winona has a very fine record and
lu tho labt two years has not been hcaten
and has been scored on but once. During
this tlmo tho team has beaten Cllenolden.
P. R. It. Y. M. C. A., Penftcld, Franklin
and other well known elevens. West Over
brcok held "Winona to a C-6 tie last year.
Tho Winona grounds are near tho Chester
plko and are within easy motoring distance
of this city. The admission wilt be twenty
rive cents and ns every penny will go to
a very deserving cause, Winona hopes to
have a big crcwd at tho game. Kvery town
and borough In Delaware county has been
plastered with bulletins of the game.
Winona will lino up as follows: Qulgley,
left end; Itowden, left tackle: Buchanan,
left guard; Jenkins, center; Harndt, right
guard: Yoder, right tackle; Mlnick. right
end: Davison, quarterback: Rerrlnger, left
halfback: Mullln. right halfback; Haz
zard, fullback. The officials will be Hon
sail, referee: Warper, umpire.
Trains -will leave Broad Street Station at
1:23 and 1:55 p. m.
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