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py;rV;'' ryv 'w - ' EVENiyg7 LEDGIt-PHirADEEPHIA FBIDAX NOVEMBER 23, 1917 v jgj
iENTY OP NOISE EXPECTED AT QUAKER MEETING ON SWARTHMORE GRIDIRON TOMORRi
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jfRrVENTY-SEVENTH MEET BETWEEN
feWARTHMORE AND H AVERFORD SEES
:1GARNET WARRIORS THE FAVORITES
tflffk'cer's Eleven Strong, but 'Not Overconfident
on Eve of Big Little Game With Bennett's
Main Liners Tomorrow
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JmHt: hip llttlu (Mine, the txxenty sexenth meeting hetvxeen two noted rivals xxill
y "be staged on tlie new llelil nt Sum thiiioic tomnriiivx, when IVi.ii-li Mctcer'H
& narthmoro elexen entertnlns Couch ltitinett'n tl.ixerfeird tiKBrcK.itlini. hxviiithtnoro
iLaa won thlrtpen. ltmei ford olexrn iiml two xvett ties This It the hlKUixt khiup
or tho da In this section, nml regardless of the nuUiimn of othet games on the
..edti1c, nil eiUTtflis itlvvnxs ure centered upon tills meeting. This . ear excrj
thlns fuxors Svxiirthtiiore, the Cm net shnwlnc sticncth In Ks lecent KUtncs, while
the pupils of Coach Dennett are ncai the end of n xto dl-astrous xenr. Itut the
apparent weakness of llacrford has not caused nn let-down In the pieparatlon
of the Qarnet, for the recall unlx too well what happened to nil oerconll"'ent
IehlRh eleven that fell befote n seippusedlx weaU and Infeilor l.afnvttte team one
autumn day In 1HV".. Then It will he lemeinhcrid the K.istoiil.ms hid luen
"Warl.s for the other teams on the schedule whereas I.ehUh with one of Its most
powerful tciiniH looked foi a lenril score iiuiilnst t.ifuxette' Whit liiippinul
Lafaxette, In one xxiik's Hint peifxc'teil an acrl.il surpilse attack tint swrpt
Lehigh aside, Mil Kjstonlaus wluuluK b ."." to i,
Svvurthmoic Is conlldcnt but the ale not soin to be t.il.m hx suipiie
Many Swurthmoie nluninl have been on the Held this xveik asslsthm lti.nl Comli
j Mercer, and the team now WoKs ic.ul.x for Its bit; K.une Mll.c nrnnitl his, been
IosIdk no time with his Main l-die hcs and Mei'tn to luxe them In condition
to make things interesting for th" Garnet List jc.n llaxtrford won h.v in to 7
and while thej have onlx one member of this winning I'omhln.itloii in tin. lineup
now, Couth Dennett feels that he has found enough capable men to p.utlj 111! the
positions left xacant b graduations Swarthmoie Is not much better off In iipiit
to eteran material, eml three of the 1916 uggrcg itlon lulu,- found In hirnc"
BOW. Captain Giltnour Is the lone Ilaxerfoid xeUi.in. while Cuptuln Cornoc
Itldpath and Gillespie ate the tiio of veterans aiound whom Coach Mercer his
built lib winning teun
Not a man on the hwji tliinui team was eltglhle foi the diaft when It w i
called. Itldpath became ellglhh before the school vt.u opcnid and tiied to t nlisi
but win! luurncd doxxn on account of bad tjes This Is Muitc's llrst joar us head
.couth, and the former Penn captain surely has mule wood. Ho xiii.tce.de.il Couh
'illl floper, former Princeton tutoi, and with onlx a handful of in.atc.il.il developed
ft great elexen.
OH, MAN !
Si:vi:n of
men plujc
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his elexen uguUiis are irishmen and one of the font oldti
cd hla llr&t football this fall. Captain Ceirnog, fullb tck, reliable
dropl:Icler, Is the star in the cast Itldpath, gu.nd, and Glllopie, end, arc
the other xxo around xxhom Mercer has built his team. Mee.is, the
other giurd Is a binlor and Is plaxing his Hint si isnn on the team
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Seven of Varsity Regulars Arc Freshmen
fex xotcrans on hand Coach Meritr was funul to look nxn the ticsh
man material xcrx c Incl He saw a ft.x promising athletes, xxoikul xxlth
j them carefull) for iimii long nftci noons and latu on he xxas irxxiiiUil foi his
fl efforts. Out of this freshman ciop he eltxelopcd 1'ltts, tuilci, a piudiiet of Wo
ts .Btnah Mllltnrj Academj , xxho pl.ijul .1 bl.ishli.it plxol game against Penn, I.ni-
1 ,kln, tackle, lame from Chester High, lliaxner. a taikle. xxas a tcaiumite of Pitts
At Wenonah, Couwio, runnln ' mate for Glllisple at end, .rccclxed his early train
ing on the high bthool elexen at Slslersxllle West Vlrglnli Westtott iiuartei
back, is u former member of the Media High elexen, Moxxo, halfback, wut. de
veloped at Swurihiiiinu Prep, and Itlll Dili bin the other halfback, xxas a head
liner In Main I.lnc uthletles xxhen at llaxertoril School Mercer has hid onlx
.thirty men in his sipiac all season but has woiked them m carefully that the.x
Boon were dexeloped Into a real machine.
Mercer has had the assistance of M i; Puller l.u, 1911 who has been
J. acting as line coach all i-cumui Assistant Coach Puller has woiked xxondels
xxjth his men 'I he llnu diaigcs faster than an.- In the country anil has proxed
that It Iuus enough class to hold Its oxxn xxlth anx It has faced this scummi
Whlttaker, u foimer Northeast box, Is a substitute tackle, mil In the games he
has wotktd this jear showed that bo Is ,id to till the job the moment anx
thing happens to a regular l.ukens, hulfhmlc n formei Itldley Paik athlete,
hurt his ankle lu the Ptnn game and his not been in the best of form since
Idingrcn, another good back, has been haxlng tumble xxlth an Injured ankle
The other tlrat-stilng substitute Is 'Cap" Howtll, xxho Is emirgeucj end man.
Swurthmoro started the season bj losing to line knell and Penn '1 he first
Victory was oxer Getljsburg, xxhlch was won bj 17 to 0 Then followed a Hi. too
Win oxer Prunklln and Marshall, a :ii-to-7 tiluniph oxer Julius Hopkins, a :,(, to-0
Victory oxer Iafu.xette ami last Saturd i a .'7 to-ij win oxer Deluwarr. The Garnet
has dfjpla.xed Improxed form In excij game, and the thM two reverses can be
traced to the greenness of the nexx team.
H.WUI
game
MJKOKD has anything but an Imposing iccoid, winning onlx one
line out of &een and tj Ing two Pour xxere lost Stevens .led the
rlrst, 7 to 7, Oelaxxarr won, 7 to 0, Pi sinus triumphed "."-0; the Naxx
trounced the Main I.Iners by !9 to 0, P. and M. was beaten, It to o,
Lebanon allcv xxon Ai) to u, and .Johns Hopkins xvas held to i scoreless
& tie-
Football Officials Should Ue Upheld, Says New York Critic
rpHC football utllil.il who lixes up to the rules of the game and InsWts that those
rules be can led out to the letter Is becoming quite unpopular with some of
the college football coaches If the penalties are Infllc'cd somebody objects and
It Is the ofllclul xxho gets the xxoist of It not the plajei. In a game reeentlj
team had the ball nea- the goal line and a line buck was called for. The half
.back took the ball and xxhen he hit the line a halfback on Ills side got behind
Sun and pushed him oxer the line This is contrary to the rules, and the in
fraction was seen h exery one on the field. The umpire did not allow the score
lid pennlized the team with tho ball 13 .xards fiom the spot the foul was com
mitted. The touchdown was lost and xxlth It a chance to xxln the game.
Noxx- comes the had part of it. Instead of the coach taking It out on the
claxer who committed the foul and xlrtuallv lost tho r.nnp. Hip iimni i, ...
.1 nprfnrmed his ,lutx. was blamed. He un tnM ho r.,ni.i,t, r.Hi..in,n i.. ..
if - - - ".. univMiv in mi) oiner
(U Karnes plajed bj that team tint bea.son This does not seem right, hut the con-
xflltlon xxlll exist so long as narrow minded couches are In the same. I.awience
,1 Ferry, the able critic on the Nexv ork livening Post has something to s.n- about
the treatment of football officials.
"Any effort on the part of an Important football-plaxhig collece. to In it
$ be known that If an official does not please he will not be uccepted as an official
, In any futuie game In xxhlch the Injured college participates," he writes "strikes
t the verj root of the gridiron sport Officials are human, the rules thev are
Jt ,oalled upon to enforce are necessarily nameroua and fiecnientlj complex, an
i ,yxor in juugmeiu oiien occurs, xxnue it snouiu be Dome In mind that no fii
hV t itnen excr fcee an Intricate play in the same wax. Grantlnc- nil tii an
realizing what a beastly ntfalr football becomes when allowed to follow- a com
paratlxely unrestricted course as a few- officials are inclined to do the only
conclusion the loxer of the game can formulate Is that the college which does
not back an honest official In ndx-erse as xxell as faxorable dpeKinn i , ....i.
I Interested in Indtxldual success than In the good of tho sport. William i:. I.ang
Iford, the bes'. rcfeiee the game lias known, offended Vale In a perfectly legitimate
UecIsloD In tho 1913 Harvard game and thereafter was pet tana non prata to the
tells. Other officials have been quietly shunted uslde bj other Institutions because
mo uccision am not appeal.
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TN DISCUSSION with a group of lepresentatlxes of a ceitaln college
thp other ilnv the n.imp. rf n kt,lnrllHH. a..,,tn,,n.i ,ii.i .. . .
. HJ....U.UW vutjivu uiuciui as urougnt
up.
'Oh,' bald a
he Is strict.'
coach, ho Isn't used much bj any team now becuus
Rules Should Be Lived Up To at All Times
f "WCI'U tli"t la u fine commentary, isn't it? What that coach wanted was an
official xvho would fortret the rules the crrn.itpr ii,- ,.f n. .i m..,.i-
"-- o... u. u buc i,iiiv. tnsiue
pjay and holding are the two offenses which bring about the greatest number
of penalties. Now the fuct that they are Inhibited may be accepted as exldence
that they are, not desirable, but, as a matter of fact, any one xxho understands
football knows that offside play and holding seriously mar the excellence of the
game as a major pport. Where they flourish, neither offensive, nnr ,iBr,.ni,a .
'ball .bis Us due and proper opportunity for expression on tho field. Some officials
1m tell you that they recognize holding and offside only where It affects a certain
; Jjtoy, .never realizing that It affects all plaxs In n manner subtly pernicious, xvhlle
wia tenaency. it It aoxeiops and spreads as it Is doing means that rnri ,.), win
seh these things as an art, and that the practice will grow and grow until
a' structure or tho game win be weakened.
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R ""! 'i iuubh, uaiiserouo gunio ai oesi; it survives today as a great
j voir oniy tnrougn me careiui. development or rules by groups of men who loxe
L game better than any team that ex or played It. Officials who hold nn
..Mlted sense of their position, so to speak, high priests of the snort- .hn
Mdder their decisions on the merits of tilav ns thpv mn it i,m,n,, t .
'Uhout favor, should ,be upheld by every right-thinking sportsman, even when
'A9W own alma mater lsunfortunately involved.
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'.. rpilEnp: are too many coaches who instruct their teams to observe
V'tr'-the letter and spirit of tho rules onj because sturdy officials haxe
Bide this course expedient, too few whose motives aro the resu.t of an
Htbense of fairness and decency. The obvious course, thus, is to Keep
LkkraiSif kd Inaht upon the playing cf the game as It la wrlttin."
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! GREYSTOCK MARS JASPER'S PERFECT
RECORD IN EASTERN LEAGUE-ZAHN,
CAMPBELL AND McWILLIAMS STAR
Victory for Churchmen Places Them on Even
Terms With De Neri and Trenton Other
Basketball Comment
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I.C.-iBtio ba"
pet feet iiinul In the 1" islern
c.-iBtio lias been marred ntiil the dievs
were the ones to turn the UioU fm iIipx
debited the Jewels at oni) in-1 Hull I i -.t
lilKht before n blc croxxd bj the core of
22-1 ft 'I he xvliuifrs xvcie out-oied in the
first period bv lfl-S but c imp bid. --triiiiK
In the ecotnl frame and landed on tup Thp
demliiiK farter In the xlctorj cr Hip iliim
pons xcis the Ko.il shootliiR if Mix Mi -Williams
and 11111 Z.ihti
This pilr dtxided four two-pnlutpi- In tin
final fr-iinp The x Isltors landed six field
poals to two fm Hip home follnwirs ami
pl.necl bv f,u the better ball '1 he fi.cturc
of the nfTalr was JBhe xxondeiful exhibition
of KUardliiB bv Ally MeMllains and .llmmx
fampbell and they plnxid rlniri around Kid
ViXr and Vonmn, lesperllxelj The lat
ter xvas vprv tml and should luxe luen
laUen out of the Kami lie bad u ' million '
shot". Bond bad and Indlffer. lit, and exl
clPlltl failed tn rcallp tliPie x ere four
other Jasper plcxers In the c ice.
The !ctnr- tot 1'ocartx bxs places
them in A triple tie with 'In litem and l'e
Nerl SI inaper Joe in icIp a rhaiiRii in hi
Ilne-up bx slKiilmr 1'kkx tlllson and woiKIiir
him -it forward almiRside of. X.ilm The
field Reals went In Zihsi 2, MeWIIManis, 2,
CatnpbP'l. 1 l.rviinte 1 .Moorelie id 1,
and Lronard 1 The laltei s shot was the
best nf the whole Biine
Hut two fUlel KDils were y the flrt
Inlt one i each -UK l.n -n fnausu
rated thP scoring with a fie 'I and the
xlsltor--were ah. ail bv 2-0 1. n minutes
there was nothlnK but fmiN, and bv this
method Jasper tied the Koine at ". all Me
Williams and Hark had a lovifest icsult
douhlo foul Hull uiailP B'd and the
totals were fi-6 Mm Monrln.uI put his
fellows two ahead with a two-bniwi bx
follow Ine UP a stab Un free shots the
period terminated l"-s While shot slv
fouls In spxpii chance", mlsshiB his list
attpinpt
Tin flrexs went rlsht into the le id at
the offstart of the second h ilf on a foul
end fampbell's field iroil This K.ne them
the advantajjp at 11-10 and thtv were nevi
headed McWIlllams mid Zihn iPKlstenil
and boosted tho adxautaue to 17-12 1 eon
ard contributed .lasp-i s milv shot of the
half but Zahn Innled his spcoml bislcct
Just as the bell sounded McWIlllams counted
'n-jain final score, 2J-1C
"Some" Games in Camden
Spectators at the piellniln ules In I'am
den can Je prepared to reiclxe all suits of
pleasant little surprises these days whin
the tp.ams In the American League of Cam
den take the floor for their weekl" con
tests, which are plaed prior to the Kistern
I.eafl'ue matches
I'eerle-s Kid won the title lust voir bx
importing" xlrtunllx the entire Vlncome
club from this tit The same bos are on
the teii-i. but at jirtsent there Is a "war"
on as to xvho can Ktt the best dub to
gether In Wednesdax's came Peerless
flashed Harry HoiiRh and l.eonard 1'iost,
former Eastern I.eaeuers and now w Ith
Kcranton, of the I'ennsxlxanla State Lcairue
It was learned that in effort had been ni.ado
earlier In the day to also slpn Ally McWII
bams, star guard if tho Orevs Another
paxer xvas told to ko ahead and bring
Uarnev Sedr.in from L'arbondalo If jt Is
possible to securo him There Is no ques
tion that the 'skv-'s the limit," and it has
been estimated Wednesdays battle cost
Peerless more thin $100 to win, with noth
ing as the receipts
Bill Kennedy Complains
mil Kennedy, manager of Jasper, has
been In charge of that team for more than
eighteen years and Is credited with being
one of the best informed in these parts.
But Mr William has a plaint and hero It
"I see by your paper that Charley O'Don-
Eastern Care Records
Seen at a Glance
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Irrnlein .1 .l.llei ( imelrn .1 i .III
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siliireln t imeleii at Iteielllici I iipp it
Do Nprl.
udl is to plav n.iiii with r.cadlug and
only to appeal hi the hnniP games 'X. on
i an ju-l write It down as far as laspei
is i nni rued tint he will play both at houu
and awax or not at all
'I suppose ou lemeinbei a ft vv xeiis
ago 'I reulon pulled a stunt HKp tint 'I liev
wanlid to plax llon-f lilll and Mllkr in
the home guiles ami take cm Inferloi team
on the mad I was severely nltlclid bx
'Irenton pipers for m stand at flip lime
and I was found out later to be right
s far as Jasper his a sy no team
Is going to pull that kind nf sfiT We
xv int Heading to get plaver and desire to
no :ill .c luh-e strung When thev eciuie to
Nonpareil Mall it must be the regul ir five
diir motors dout care to waten Jaspei
win ftoui an Infeiiol lull and I don't pm
iose to Ibten to all thes, Unoe Ks from the
lans when nothing but am iteurs .are
plaj td "
(Jo.ils Prom Kxcr.x Alible
'I here Is noi:astern League game herp
tonight but at Musical I'und Mall tomorrow
evnilng He Nt rl will t.u kits Jasper, and Joe
Uiefuss will pla with the .Musical ruinl
eis Manager Meniv xvas well fortified with
re mot men for tho gamp xxlth TiPiitoti In
t iso Jack KpIIx- clhl not come up to t -pt
ctatlons. Hell Miller, center and in.migtr
of the Kejstone Urotlierhood League ttani.
was also on hanel Mlllei is one of the best
shots among amateurs In Plilllv, anil if the
keeters let him loose some one rhould giab
him.
A couple of amateurs In the lint -up haxe
speeded up Mastt rn League plix. but the
lb. tiling man igement should get Inisx- and
sign some big leaguers
The Industrial League will bold a meet
ing tonight at the LT (1 lolllces 'Ihiiteentli
mid Cherry stieets, to plan foi the s,. ison's
opening on Monday night One of the clubs
has dropped out, but an effect will be ui.iile
today to reconsider the decision
RUTHERFORD, WESTERN
COACH, HAS SMALLPOX
Members of Wii&hinKton University
Elexen l-'ear They May Have
to Cancel Game
.ST LOUIS, Mo, Xox 2J nichard H.
Hutherford, football coach at Washington
University, has smallpox, it was announced
esterdaj. and now Is In quaiantlne root
ball follower were alarmed lest the vac
cination of members cf the team might
make. It Impossible for Washington to plaj
St. Lc-uls Unlxerlty Thanksglxlng day
Indians Cancel a Came
HOST ON Nov ifl The fotal)nll B imp l,e
twe'n It lutein Collru-p ant th t'Hrllflft fndinnti
sehpdultd to ten i1hpc! tiPre on Thankhi.linir
Day vv is tallml off liy th CrtrlUlp manuKcmtnt
esterdaj Tho Inellana have plapei a itucces
Hlcti of hard game and the manakrniPnt 1h s-ald
to fppl the elpvrn U nut In eemdltlun to meet
tho hPaxy Iloston CoIIpbo team
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Ullliim II ILilxpr. prclclenl ut tlir l'litlii
ilpll.ii ntlomil litrtte club, kiih tluit
ni( oas(inS rontru Is Itetutn IiIm t Inb
unci t Imrr outtl Inrhulf c luufH tro.U
in,r tor i inreM itlon or rrtUinn to rdtifnrm
uttli f (tritlnc iif Ips chio tn lit nr, ItiKfr
nlilftl tit it Ih thoucbt Hie Niitlnntil Itiriip,
nt IN luiniiit tnpUhic nft lntintli uuiild
intMtl Unit form of uiMrmt for nil Hih
itiil Hliil be tUtCH not Im lletn tli it t ti -u.ir
U Ltiint id hurt Ibe piitnc a inutb
hs eriitrilK U pretlb toil, be tblnkt It bet
lor 11k uwntr1 to tuKo all ttoolb'o irr in-tbtn
WILLARD STANDS TODAY IN SAME
. POSITION AMONG" HEAVYWEIGHTS
AS DID JEFFRIES SIXTEEN YEARS AGO
No One in His Class, and, Should He Retire, Thei
Would Not Be Any One Who Could
Step Into His Shoes
Uy ORANTLAN1J KICi:
The WlnnhiK Slogan
"Tn do mu bit" lfftt oner the cry
That htood against the Suprr-Urutc;
"I'o iln my bit" one day got by
At bcinij quite enough to shoot.
Hut ae the Game crteiute it a vpmi,
Th? cry ntotrt. to a trcntcr call,
Whrtc this new thought mutt haunt each mail
Thh greater thought "To do my all."
CI'NTIv .. M. C. . SWIMMING
tiilrrvv-. unci Snpp Miare 1 ir.t Honor- in
Hdiulirap xqiutic Meet
.reitgo Anelrews and Lrnest X' Sopp
divided lioniirx list night In the V M (' A
hiudleip hvvlmnihig events dt elded lu the
'cnlnl lii.int'h pool The tvvo-lmllit lc.iel
er tird foi first piece in the llftv v.mls
halnlii ip in -8 1-5 "eeoiid i Snpp placed
Iht In the side fctrciKe- for feiim. xvhlle n
drivvx beat the fiirmi l out lu the diving
event
Snpp vclui ve.ih on serateh in the 200
varelt late, mmtded I minute 3.1 beeuiids
lail to Hip limit man In thN event and
iltliough hvvlinmlng the distant o In 2 mlii
ntes .' ! l-" stei)iid, was unplaced n
dttws ellel '.' minutes 31 2-3, and just
tained a point ten fourth pi, ice
'I hi' iiolnt htiatrh elite follown S'eipp
'fl Xtidrivvh 37: Hlih irds. .10; Knep and
Knolun 2t eieh: l'ovli Micaiiberg.
X'eites and Zlninoi k, 15 e ich Muss, IS;
WIiii tin 11 Weil and MiLem '.t f.uli
Ihe plan winners In lut night'H events,
follow
let .inl Hieini II'" l,otren AndloUH leliel Snpp
rlti scil lime 37 1 .' third Io-i JSi fourth
Itl'hiriN I'n
sidn streK' fir form Won b .Snpi, prrond
Ivnowlen third IthhanlH lourth Xlnf '
Jelll earl nee Won lie Kulp thne1 I II, hpc
eind KlieewlniiJ I 14 third Shnullu re 1 17
fi eirlli AnIr'WH '1 17 J "
I nrr-e eh Inu U'i n t Anlrews jiotond. Snpp
third KehirIs fuurth XX pit
I our mure exeats are ikitssuv to rein
e hide the -cliedulo anil deteimlnc'thc prize
vv iniieis
Notes of the Amateurs 1
I h t.inliiil lttervc wlsli to arrant;''
-unrH with stentid rluieil binUethall teainn at
henn e.r awav llnmt unci wanted for Tue h
eliij nlllhlH ate a lirellmiu.il v Feme to the
Kiili rn I.'iiKu con tint l II Calhoun L'lja
(.'(inn liter street, or tall IJItklnson 87i) lm-
tuetll h 111 an I ', o ( loeK
. I' Penll-ll X C H wltlKiUI I f.iiltb
(.itme al Inline with itiii Neeotnl op third tltss
Ing this ittratllon, uxeri.liiK nut Imre ili.n
l.li i uei nls klndlj notlf XXIIIhini ii,ik 'Till
II-iM bull mt avenue or l hum KtimliiLton 117a
1. m
Till: he aw weight situation toel.av la nl-meif-t
iircebelv n It xvas sixteen fca
sons ago
When Jeffries had stopped 1'Itz and 'or
bett he Htnml supieme with no compitltlon
in night
His Mipiemaiv was so pionounced that
after waiting two en three jc.ars and con
cluding with Jail! Munroe ho nn.illy de
deled to rethe At tint time .lack Johnson
had not mine foi vv aril and the only en
tries In sight were such men asMarxIn
Hart and T.u.imv Hums, nbxlotil' below
Jeffrles's cl iss, ,
W'lllaid oecuplcs the -a.ne status toclax
Theie Isnt nn one In ,'V,,B"?Tl..hc
inl a tW-clirs heax x weight t" t iUo up
Hie buiden If be retired
II has been rumored that he wilghs mor.e
tban 30ft pounds and xxlll nexci train for
another tight . . .
Jeffties had the mhp Idea, but the lug
nllfoiiilan was tln.allj lured to his first
bnocKout by the xelloxx- glint of KOl.
If "W'lll.ard retires, as he now- tncatens
to do, :t new he.avJ weight xxlll bo "
in the throne room at some future date
Whereupon there xvlll arise it call for v 11
lard's return , .
It may be that he xvlll turn xxhat is tcch
nlcalb known as a "deaf ear" to the Plen.
Hut Jiss has alwajs hlghlx- esteemed the
' weJl-known dollar Quite a niimiiei 01 aiinii
piled In one mass max- change nis neet. .
tion exen at the I Nk of what happened to
Jeffries at Hcno
Until After
The boNltiR p.itime lsn t going to amount
to xerv much until after the war Then
there will be a big rcxlxal Hoxing Instruc
tors now scattered through all the various
arinv tamps xxll dexclop any number or
new boxing fans who. lcturned to civil life,
will bo only too keen to Inspect profession U
Uonnx Leonard and others of the unger
Hhonl will be able to pirtake of '''-."J, rT
viva! but the odds are that b then Wlllard
wll be out of It, too heax.x to cxer train
down agiln
"Hit Hy the War"
In the lurthti dexelopiuent of this phrase
no big league ba I club xxlll suffer more than
the Huston Nationals Hank liowelv s de
parture niib a lap. but in the loss of Waltir
Marinxlllc the Hraxes lose not onlx a gie.it
mechanical ball pl.oei. but an aggicsslxe
hu'tlei of un bolted value
Jlaranxllle Is something more thnn a star
shortstop He lias bicn one of the main
souls of bis squad, one of the most xalu
able types In baseball
Thf Six Best
Hear Sir LI I'aso Is a long way fmm
anvwheie, but there 1110 still t few foot
ball fans mound who talk oxer the old
game Hue follows our pick of tho sl
lest bicktltld men foothill Ins exei known
1, thin pe, Carl le, 2, Cox, Vale; Heston
Jllcblgin, L Malnu H.irvaid; 3, Ollphant.
West I'olnt, fi, Uricklev. H.itxaid How
about It ' SIX OLI)-TI.M:itS
Ceitaltily the Job of displacing any one
fi oiii this nrra would call for nbnormil
perspicacity not to put It anv htionger
Hut It Diiesn't Alxvuxs Sink In
When tho Braves had Maraiivllle nnd
Lveis working together In 1314 they had
sullleicnt xltalltx to cirry an entire nn
t hint' at h terrllic pace Thev were the
two Pepper Hoes of the game One .was
enough for ordlnaiy conditions The two
together were big factois In turning a tall
mel arrav Into a club strong enough to
be it the Miiikmcn four straight games a
Job tint required something more than
el and
he In.
aim Ardenlts riuh Mlould li'.e to uirangn a
i. inn nt liunie with anj peeont or third elms
lMsl.11,,11 t.nm for the soldiers' "ol, ,." o f und
Martin liroalu in.mBC i, .-, ;i Ilffiin st.
'll.e SouthwerK MlelBtm a slxth-rlaies team
",":;"7; I'lmuru hu Klines t horn
ii o t i-t'nuniK, i-.-js i;ast Motamensln.
or
Penn Downs fiilsey in Extra Time
, ". 0.V'1 ten-minute period was neeeBmry to
el. i Me the winner of a hard fouxht oeeer m'tili
of the A League pUjed j . ste rdas afternoon at
the Marr (l.irden Heireatlon I'tnter. hex "nth
and bomhinl stree Is, hetweeri the lcnn Junior,
and the tills. Athletic nub The latter won
the Kaiiio on a, Bual leklecd L It 1 anelllo In tin.
txtra time "'"
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XIIIMIW I'AKNINti, MUKXlllHt .JO
1 rtllMe (tinwio m, lelelle titles
Alike K. O lliisrl xh. Hilly Horn
llnr'fm Fdclle Uellv in, Joe ilh
.foe I) mil xh. loldle O'Krefe
Eddie McAndrews vs. Iitsh Patsy Clipe
33r, lte. .10, "5c. Arena, SI. $1.50. inc. vrar tax
NA 1 IONAL A. C. ,i,k V((ik.an, xtur.
hTlKIlW I.VhNINO, MlXIAIllHt itTIl
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IVIike O'Dowd vs. Jack McCarron
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Auto Races Tomorrow
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An extra stretch of walking or an
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CUSHION SmfES
Under foot at each step is the
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Tho Cushion Sole is a nonconductor of heat,
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Caution: Beware of
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cannot bo had at any
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except
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Ask to See Our Cushion Sole House Slippers
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It dates. Monro Country dub. and H n
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Penn Freshmen Lcaxc for Cornell
Tills exenlnc at S o'clocl. the r-cnimlt.
nip freshmen football squad xvlll i?a,i til
Ithaca to battle on tho rarnellan's Sleti
Tills ends the earlInBS' season and '&
Jourdet feels conlldcnt his team xvlll com.
throiiKli sutcessfiilly. 1 ,e men are In good
phi Meal condition and xverc run hroSeh
their entire repertoire of aerial plavs v,
terdax hh the tinlsliliiK touch to their final
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more than sue-
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fnurtPen Pe-lel botIs nnel hn also hud th. hnnir
tit tjllln,j the tlrnt tllel koiI nolw
Doctor Holler Is Beaten
1I(1S"J IllJ X I. Vox p XVaMck bjnae, fc
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nut of three at cuteh as catth can.
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Real $18 to $22 Values
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wh o 1 e s a 1 e
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