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EVENING- LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 29. 1917
(U
RECORD LIST OF CLASSY RUNNERS COMPETE IN BIG A. A. U. HANDICAP RUN
IT-
f foTTSBURGH LEADS
KYRONEN WINNER
OVER SNOW PATH
Millrose Runner Captures
Mcadowbrook Run in
Record Time
CUMMINGS TAKES SECOND
tAKEWOQD MEDAl
START OF MEADOWBROOK CROSS-COUNTRY RUN
GERMANTOWNBOWS
TO CATHOLIC HIGH
Coach Greer's Proteges De
feat Suburban School Be
fore Large Gathering
FINAL S C 0 R E IS 19-15
Mill
IN THE STATE GAME
GOES TO
Kv
Warner's Men Score 14
Points in First Half
Against Rivals
VISITORS GET TOUCHDOWN
Aronimink Golfer Turnsx.in
Low Score in Qualify-
mg Round
HAS A CARD OF
74tl
t? -li-'
i 1 V l -r
HERE
TO
nf'l t-TkT7
lAAWELL,
m
'
Stale
llHur-i
. I1i.ll!
Kraft
rSrlfntli
'--.irneckl
ririhlnit
it apti Cirmxer
Win
Itnlili
P.m.l
tlrofi
f"iTli..K.rt) Wt?ur.l
ut .hi center
!"" riKlll KUHPI
S.MI fKht aikl
Allaho-iae rlhl jn.l
IjillVr iuarlor.iaik
ii'r'ler l"t halfback
n.fpne -I A I'vuti IHIiinif t:i.i.re
n xx' Maxwell. Hwartlimore Ilea.l lin-iimiii
imllpx Mrl'Hrlnml. VVaMilnBhni and .ti-ffer-,on
l'i'1'1 Judee- w " llll-"nrti. Penn
,;Unl
I'lTTSHl'HIlH 'nv 'J?
Tltt's bit eleven led State CoIIcko It
points I" fi t 'ho '"",1 "f ,l'p '"', '"'
today. A ' holiday crowd s.ixx the
frame,, which xxns f"H "r thrills
KIKST I'KtlKlH
Pill uon tho to-n nnil ilertcd In
the. ha"
lal.o
Connvcr kicked to Mi Luren xvlio
xxas downed on the 21-yard tine A .oiloi
of lino smu-hes by McLaren with sexcral
good end runs by l'astctda tarried the ball
on four first doxx'tis to the IVmi Stale I
yard line. On the next plav Mi i 'alter
went around toft end for a toinhdimn
fixe minutes after plav began Sirs klikeil
Koal. maklnK 'lie score 7 ti f Aftei the
kick-off 1'enn State br iced up and hold
Pitt for down-, and was forced to kick,
but when Pcnn State was unable to in.iku
a gain also punted li lo thla time Pitt
had been penalized 4.". yards until tin- lull
was on Pitt's 7-yard line In their piwe
dlon Oouulrr wont through right guard for
another first dewn. Kastirdax ran :i.l
jards around end carr.xtng the ball to
Penn State's 34-jard line. On u double
forward pass McLaren to I'astuday to
Cougler. '"lougler went oxer for it touch
down (lOUKler kicked Koal Score, Pitt.
14; State, (I. Cinoxcr kicked to Mi L.ireti
on the Ill-yard line and lie ran It back
to the "fl-yard line I'aMcrduy ui'idc It llrst
own on a 12-yard iuii around tight. Th
ptrlod,;c)idcd xxlth tlio hall In Pitt's popo.
tlon In the, renter of the field.
SIU'QNH rl'MOI)
Penn Stale Rot the ball on downs. in
fex-eral trick plavs by llros' and Wax
made txxo first downv. Waj made llrt
down around right end, carrying tho ball to
Pitt's .'3-xanl line i!ro- failed through
center. Pitt took the ball on downs on their
own ls-yard line. Pitt xwis forced to
kick. Way taking the ball on Perm's 35
jard line. A trick plax f-ent llobb atoiind
If ft ;nd for 30 yard A triple pa", Cioss
lo Hobb to Way, made 13 arils.
Another triple pass, Uros.s to Ham h tn
Way tn Czarneckl, sent the latter oxer for
a touchdown. I'onoxer failed to kirk the
Koal. Scoro. Pitt, II; Slate, ll.
Sies kicked tn Conover. wltn ran b.n'U
lo Penn's tn-vril line. Way carried the
l.all around left end for 1." nnR (in threo
trie, Way went through center for llrst
down on Penn's 30-yar (111 no Pcnn State
ivas forced to kick, McLaren taklns the ball
on his 4n-yanl line llastoiday niacin 3D
jards around left end. A double pass,
McLaren to Kasterday to (JotiRler. carried
the ball to Penn's 8-yaid line On the net
play took the ball xxhen Pitt's pass oxer the
Koal lino xxus Incomplete. Tho pellod ended
with tho Mcore Pitt, 14 ; Pcnn. B.
lleatlnc the course record xxlth his actual
time nf :; mlmilis S7 second", and running
from scratch. Willie Kr.xonen. the national
fixe. mile champion, tepresentlm; the Mill
roe A. A , of NVW York, this mornlnc
w-oti the annual ThanW'lxIm; Pay handicap
cross-cnuntr.x run of the Mcadowbrook Club.
The meet, xvhlch was u gloat sucics", xxas
held ner the Cohlw Creek li lit mill dale
cotiihi', wlilch linl.iv was coxcied in a lilan
ket nf soft Miott, therebj m.iklnp the font
Inc notlceabl.x tiurert.iln to the baie-Ilmbed
athletes
Kyriuieu carried iiway first and time
prizes, while bis team, with a low sioie or
17 points, tool; home the high honors
The MornhiK-lde A ". another lintham
crowd, Kiabbeil tecond honors, with 7
polntv, wlille L.iwsou Itubertsou's runners
fioni the Pnlxerslty of Pennsylxanla
snatelml thlril, xvlth 70 points St. I'hiN-
lopners i 'iuii, of New York-, with 7.-. points;
iiIiim brook, with SO, and Northeast Itovs'
Lin. contributed In the order
Me
i Muh. with
named
K.xioneu iiiciflfil sexcral minutes to a
larce Held. Mime nf which cnt off three
minutes and ttiit t seconds ahead nf the
champion Tin- tittle Neve Vorker rin a
coii'lslent tine and inanageil to oxertake
I'unnnliiKs and McH.ile. nf Penn. over the
last half mile of tin- llxcmile run. The
winner tlnlkhul sexeial .xaldx nhrail of tho
Penns.xh-inl.i men. Mclierinott. a Cornell,
runner, reicutly covered tlio Cobb's Cicek
coiiio In 2R:lil with much better ground
conditions.
Ilarrv Koplurt was the llrst Meadow
brook Club runner to iioss tho line. He
held a handicap of fifty seconds and
clapped time was thirty inlnules twenty
sl seconds.
SPRINGFIELD COLLEGE
BOWS TO HOLY CROSS, 1:5-7
WOKCKSTLi:. Mass, .. V'.i. Hny
Cross defeated Sprlngtield College 13 to 7
today, evening up a defeat of two years
agu xvhen the to mis last met and closing
thu present season lor both colli ge. Pert
snider, fullback for Spilnglield. xxcut out
uf the game early in the poiloil v Itlt a
broken ankle. Hlgglns, of llol.x Cross,
opencil the game xxlth a lo-.xaid run, after
the klck-olf Mitchell scored both louch
doxims for the locals, and Linden, tho only
ono tlin visitors made. A forward and
a plungo fiom Sprlnglield's 2-yard line
bnnight the llrst touchdown for the locals.
The set olid ono In the last period xas one
by forward mid line dilvcs through the
lino. Sprlngllelds's score xi is In the last
pilod anil followed a fumblu by Holy
CrCx. Tho line-up:
NirhtKllelil t nllecH.
xnixiieiii
I bin.
. . Sell
1 'LM
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I HI
III
a 211
I 17
I ir,
I 2:1
a ir.
Time
.11127
at .11
31 ".!
,12 21
,12 2H
32 30
32 .lit
32 l.'l
. " " 1 FfT & OT .
- S's;' SBi
. s
STARS IN ACTION
ON NATIONAL BILL
32:l
112 .-i
:i2 -
32 3 "I
3 112
:n in
33 IS
3.1 I '
I in 33 211
MeintowtiriioU
1 .'in
3. 2H
2 32
1 lis
Hnlv Oohs,
t'imnnrH , ,
f'onwiiy ,,,
l.xnrli ,
Iinlcan
Kellej . .. ,
Miliar ...
Duffy
llUcInn
Main . .
Kfatlnit
illlll
If ft rial.
Irft till Mr.
left Kiinril
. i enter
rlelit Eiiaril
, .rlelit talkie
rntnt en
llchfll
Fnil.
.iiliilrterliurlv
li-rt hniriniik
.rlchl ImiriiHik
fullhaik..
-Holy f'nihs, PoxiiIh,
llschri! lit
( hirke
(tit till I
.... Luxlrk
, lohnoti
, Telliusnii
.. . Drew
.... Ollii
Mluriie
l.illilen
llerlsiililer
rlelit tinkle,
Mjlifctltule
nnil VVabili. left hulfliurki fur Mirlnstli'lil till
Irne, llfrtsnblrr. fiillliaik, st ore Hull I'm,
bll Slirliik-llrlil t'ollrKo, 7. Tmii lulow lis II) .1111
jlifll (2), l.lnden, IlimU from (iiiiiIkIiiwiim
VtiiNli. sliurtie, Heferee Kelle, uf Mirlint
lielii ( nllfKr, Umpire llurke, of Wen ester
J'nlytrclinlc Institute. I.lnimiiu McAiillllf, of
Ilarlinuutli,
CRIMSON AND GOLD CLUB
TIES ST. JOSEPH TEAM
Neither Team Scores in Annual Foot
bull Game Played This
Morning
St. Joseph
Henrlih... .
Mi Shane ..
PiamoniL. .
PrliKlni.-
i mini
Crhnsun iitnl litilil
nl li. Kerrv
.... llllM'H
left KUjril v. Il.irtoti
. i onur ftxHii
rluht KUanl McKllllan
. left etui
h'flVl.kle
I'onvery rlcht tHcklo Yat
'rank rlt'ht I'lnt I'nnslitnn
Ilowd (lUutfLrlinek .Muliotiey
): lleiinlj rlBhlliMllli.uk Norlhrop
Dougherty fullliuik Kenneily
Iteferee Ilennett, Ptiin I'mtilre Jacob),
mo lime uf periuoH i.i nunuieii,
St Josph'n High School and the Crimson
and (irny Club, composed of graduates of
St. Joseph's College, played each other to
a btandstlll on thu Straw bridge & Clothier
Jxlhletlu Kielld this morning, tho final sooro
being 0-0. "
The Crimson anil d'ray Club team could
not get going properly, duo to this belne the
first time, together this year. Tho gamo
vxas witnessed by a crowd of more than
bt)U.
N'lllllher
I 'IVIIIIe Krniirn Xtitlrnse A
- .. iiinniiiis i'. or l'.
;i it ii m. iini. c f p
I Victor ViitrretfHs Mornlintslile
.AC
.i II H K, piiHrt Mfailiiwliri.uk
AC
' N'lrk liliilMkdliolUs Mlllruss
i Churl lie sniiliHiu, Mlllroie
s tiirncf Meiiiliinli'ruok x 'c
11 XVIIIInln Slnikley, St I'hrl"-
tnphrr's
JO Inmis Morrl" iiiwUhi Iml
II I'luirl'H Pores. Mlllrnsn A A
12 K 11 Hrnun iiuiitt.ii he.l
13 llHrxev Prl.i f nf p
1 1 IMw.ir'l WMniun Muriilii.-il.l,
V c . . .
t.1 II I.rhm.ni Xlnrntiu.'lle A C
HI P Cestrell Xtnrtllllltslile A C
1, H'oree Willi mi- si ciirif.
topher's
Is Clifton Villi hell, M l hrH
tnpher s . .
In .1 Trultinaii, SI Clirlstiieher's
20 Anm Morris, st ctirHtoplii r's I o
21 Luijls Katirmtn. Ilrniiklvn A A. I ill
22 .Inlin linff. SI I'hrlsli.iih. r's. . . J .IT
w.i .mine,, ii Mtmpsim. rsorlnwvit
Hiivk' Club ...
21 .1 l.lebi rui.ui
V c
2 i John Unix. Northwest MmV
Club . . . . 1 ..VI
2il II I Ki litel, Memlonliruok
C . ,lir,
27 Willi mi .luliannlng Mlllruse
A V . . L' 1 11
2St. lAhmuli Mornlnnslile A. A . I 23
20 Cbwrles ll.irvej, MeHrlowbrunk
A C 13',
3'it Krtlnuin. C of P 2 I.'i
31 IVIIx (Itlleii. Northwest Hois'
ciui .. .. ,i i:.
a. .i .NRUKMnn. .xieailowhroiiK
A C
31 V T llrnnki. I' ef P .
31 XV P VeuilK. .b inliivvbriiiiU
v i;. .
3", II I) Dnntiell. Meiiiloubruok
A !
3(1 VV J Pan r. Nurlliweit Mexs
Club
37 I A Levirlns-. I' uf P .
.IS Waller .seult, hniilliwark llel.l
Club
30 rmllas Ibisklns uii.ittiiilinl
ID .luhll VilUlltf l.lKllthilUse lloxs
I'llll
1 1 Tliemliiro Wllhelln. Suuthwark
I Kill CIllll . ..
t'2 O i: llrflllil, AllllltuiMl V. VI
I'. A
13 John Allinilnrf. Nurthwest llns'
Club
41 Jhiius MiKijiu, .Vleaituw brunk
Ai . . ....
IR Charl.H II M Inivli-r l.iilhl
lliJUe Hnxs' I'lllb ....
ti. I'hHrbi tllnurliti. C uf p .
17 VX'eslex llrltlln. Vleinlimlirnuk
AC 3 3U
4S 1,-xl Oxertnn Jr unattaihol 3 3u
41) P I. Kill Meailunliriink A. C 3.3H
,"i) 1'iltr HiNtlmt. Smithwark
PI. M Club .... . . 3.3U
r.l .lohu HuphfH. Stiiilliwurk Plebl
Club . . . ... 3 30
Hew In.- trams siur.'il
Vttllrc.s. A A . . I 7 1(1 1M 17
MurnliiKslile AC ... I 12 t 1 1 1 21 7
P. miisx lxKlil.i 2 3 II I'll -Js Til
M cbrlMiiphi r k ... !." HI 17 Is ;-,
MeHiIimlirniik AC . . . s '.'II . ... sn
Nurthwest Hurt," Club .. 1 21 27 211 3D I3il
3 2U
I 3H
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'. 211
3 Mil
2 .1 1
3 .'HI
3. .Ill
3 .HI
3 3il
3 :in
3. HI
3 2S
3 l IV
3.30
3.1:21
31 S3
33 '.!
3.1 "Jli
3.1.31
33 31
33 3.1
3.1 III
31' 1 1
33 17
SI I 'I
31 .Ml
31 HI
34.1s
31 Jl
31 21
31 II
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3". li"
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37 21
37 31
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Shrcwbbury Entries for Tomorrow
Plrnt race, rursa $401). lllaklen taeur-iilils,
iili furlunirH Heautlfut KHttiryn. 1U3. flertru.le
c., HI7: X'lrrtfoot, ldO; ShunUoy. 110; Ilimty
Mdbel, 111: Ivan Myil, 111: Cubult Uisa. Ill;
l.dy Oalely. Ill: Tanlac, 114. tiullluun. 114:
Pariah, 141; Austral. 114; Ilorrus, 111: New
Model. 114: VV, II. lluckntr. 114,
Kecond race, clulmlin:. 4(lu, fuur-ear-ilda
and un. (1 furiunica Col. Aalnneiide. 1UU; Jto
Ilea. Ill; Tactlcaa, 111) Preda, Jolinaoli. Ill;
Zlndi-I, ill: Turn Oaru. 112; Tale Hearer. 114:
Scaramouch, 114: sluidriuh, 114; lilllle 11,,
114; .Milton Huble, 114; Ponlefracf. 114: Stout
Heart, 114; J, C. Veith, 114, Altamaha, 117.
Third rare. cUlmlnic. tWK feur-ear-olds
und up. II furlonva Tantlty. 111! llejuty shop,
ill: Hidden star, 111. Luuslihnt Water, 111;
ned i:ro. 114: Paxv, 111: Mountain Hose II,
114: Marlre. 114: Sir !.. Joo. 114: Km at net. 114;
Mlntaka, 117; Itey (Jakxxood, 117; Kddle Mott,
Fourth race, cfalmlm, J500, threo-year-oldi.
furlonga Mir Ollvtr. lu: Nliiht Cap. lyi;
Ur. Campball. lot); Uurward Ilobertii. 110;
Truaty, us- vVorda of wladoni, 1121 Fellcldad,
li llnxmer, 113: (llorlne. 117,
Klfth racc-Llalmlnr, i.KlO, three-year-olda and
up, 1 mil ) yarda lien Hampaen. lull Hon
nle I-aaale, 102: Jlaby llaach. 102: Stone
llenie, 105; IVarh Jlloaaom, 107; Dlaturber.
107: Hrowu Velvet, 107: Iteybouni. Ill; Dick
xveat, no: itrqularm. it-: Amuiei. tia.
PENN FRESH RUNNERS
BEAT CORNELL RIVALS
Dovviics, Dehorn nmi Youiik Kiviat
Finish 1, 2, I! in Dual Cross
country Romp
Coach l,axsou Robertson, of the I'liUer
hlty of Pennslanlii tratk athletes, xvit
nesscd his frcslimaii defeat ComclI'M first
jcar men in a dual run that xxent to the
Ued and Hlue ouiigstera by the bcoro of
23 to 32 this morning over tlio Cobbs
Cieek course
This lace xxas xxon by Don lies, a stlildy
freshman from old Penn Ills tlmo uas 22
minutes nnil 38 seconds for tho Jaunt over
the siioh.v paths Dekorn and Kixlat,
litotlici' of the oiice-famoUM Aliel, llulsliei(
elosi? to the xi Inner.
Summaries:
I riounes. Penn
2 Dekorn, IVmi
3 Kixlat. Penn
4 VVsilaworth. Cornell
3 Ailains, Cornell
it llolton, Cornell
7 Iwer, Pcnn
H Smith Cornell
11 ltexna, Cornell . ...
in (Irfnith Penn
11 Aiulersun Penn
12 Mtrtln. Cornell ...,
1U Ton flir. Penn
Team si ore'
Penn Krishrmn
Cornell Prestation
hue
. . . 22 .1"
, . . . 22. -.1
. ... 21:12
, . . 2.1 r.
21:17
23 22
. . . . 2.1.44
. . . 2111
. .. 24.3(1
. ... 24.4 1
. . 21 32
. . 23-21
. .. 2S.IS
7 1(123
h 1132
Chief Turner, the Indian
From St. Paul, Pleases Big
Crowd at Hoxing Matinee
HOCSAN BESTS RILEY
Itv 1U1,1, UKU-
Polloxxels of the ling fpoll XCcle but III
largo nuinbeis at the National Ibis aflet
nooii and .Manager McC.ulgan's pattotis
looked for a bus sisslou. Sl bouts or
thlrty-sl rounili of boxing completed tin
bill nmi a viu lei v of scrappers appeared
Variety Is light. Tin rn vxas an Indian
chief, a Culled States soldier flom ('imp
Meade an Indian b.uitatim eight ihanipion.
a New Vorl; .haniplon. the righting llobln
Hums from H.iltlniore. the iiKgtrsslxc I III
lli.ui from .MIimo.ipnlK ,l.n-k lluso an Itil
laii I mm New iiilean-. Toimiij- liogan and
Min-kle ISIhx, as Irish Is the names Indi
cate, anil .loo Miller, a crick .lexxisli boy
fioni llinoMyn chief Turner xvas thu big
star Me .mil IMdlu P.cxolie. the vI,Her
bo.x. roiight tlio seinlxvliiil-lip. xxhile Tl'lniau
nnil Paul Doj'i. of Nexx Votk. met In the
star boll I
Mike "Voiing" Coster of this city, and
.loe Itradlev xxere the principal In th1'
opening bout The bus g.il off fast and
at the tiiil of six fast iniinds Coster xas
entitled to the verdict
Tommy liogan. the Mount Carmel box
ir. xxas in itch. d vx Itlt Miukli- lilloy in the
second bout llonois xxere 111 fax or of
liogan. xi ho foried the going throughout.
Little Heai xxon from Kittling M.uk. of
Ilaltlinore, vxlm sulwlililted for I ightlug
Ilohbv Hum
.link llussn and Ilarrv Traiey foticht six
fast rounds In a draxv in the fourth bout
BROWN BESTS MENDELL
IN OLYMPIA STARTER
Frankie McManus and Lew
Tendler, Local Favorites,
Meet in Final Bout
A gonil-sied audience xx.is on h.iinl a full
hour before tlio niatltnc slum commenced
at the Olxmpla this aftei uonii. Thlity-six
I niiiid of boxing betxxeen local favorite
anil pioinlneiit oilt-of-toxMi boxers xxas tlio
magnet that drew the fans
Tho star bout brought together I'latiklo
Mc.Manus. the kiioikout king, and Lew
Tendler. the cx-nexisbov McMumi had
xxon thice stralglit knockout at lh club
and xxas out to add Tcndler's scalp
Joo Tuber, the sensational b.intaiimeight.
xxho meet Pete Merman olti the 10th of
next month, was matched xxlth Jimmy Pap
pas, of Atlanta. (!a, In tlio fourth bout,
xxhile Hennv Vulger. the French ciacl;.
boxed th clever liusslc Lewis.
In the first bout Kid Hrown xxas loo
much for Joo Mendell and carried the hon
ors by a good margin
SIX FAST BOUTS HELD
AT CAMBRIA MATINEE
The Thanksgiving Day boxing matinee tit
the Cambria, Kensington axenue and Som
ersel street, drew a great crowd from tlio
xxorklng districts of the uoitlieast. Thu
doors wero opened shortly before 2 o'clock,
and the clubbouso xwis virtually tilled to
capacity xxhen tho show got under vxar at
2:30 p. m
Harry Hovle. tho llglitxx eight champion
of New York State, and Charlie Doyle, the
Kensington southpaw, met In tho final bout
of an nll-stai laid or six bouts
In the opening bout Young Tlerney. of
Kensington, stopped Johnny .lleu In txxo
rounds.
The seci nd bout xmih a xiurni affair be
tween Charlie McKeo nnil Chaillo Hear,
with lionor.s lu faxoi' of Hear
The third bout xxas between Young Law
rence, of Camden, and Jack lltady. of tlio
lioly Xamo Club Hrady xxah entitled to
the best of six fast rounds
Wllllo O'Toohi and lloody Welsh fought
sl rounds with honors about ex en
x-r
Willie KyrntiiMi, the winner, who
covered the course in new record
time.
IIAVKKKOItl) THK VKTOK
Defeats vlermatitnxvn. 12 to 0, in Morn
inp; Match
llaxerford defeated i iermautowu, 12 to 'I.
at llaxei-roid till
xx eie never In it.
Hnxr ifonl
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(iriisstu in .
Von llu.-luxx
lni iili IH r
S. blip. r(
hi. aniH
morning The vlsltois
left ml
left tm-kb-I.
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rluht uu ir.t
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LANSDOWNE HIGH WINS
FROM SWARTHMORE, 48-0
Three Thousand Watch Home
Team Close Season With
Easy Victory
I. VNs.oVNi:. P.i .Sox -."
I'he Lanmlowne High S liool foothill team
imnpletely routed the sttmig Swartluuoie
High Si liool team In the annual game be.
txxeen the rlxnt liislltuttous held heie tills
morning by the overwhelming; scoic of
IS-(i
The scoie shows the iclattve slntiglh
of tlie txxo teams, the Swartlnnore team
only making two llrst downs In the entile
(ontest, (in the other liaiul, the home
eleven skilled tho end, butked the line,
went over the "top" tun boinb.iideil the
xNltnis with lorw inl passes xxlth ease.
Knill xxii the high liidlxlilu.il scorer, en.ss.
Ing the Swarthmoie goal Hue three times
A cunxd of 3rtni! xxatched the game, xvblcli
proved to bo a lilting cllnia for the Lau.s
downe. season.
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left . ml . . , Powers
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Itn.tex VII
JnliPK II
Catlinllc High Sclnol defeated liermau
trwu Illgli School 1 1, ist tnnrnli g, 19 ti 3.
Catholic llli.ii xxon tlio toss and elected
to receive vvilb a stiong xx hid nt Its back.
Captain Krlel ran the klcli-nrf batk 2u
yards to bin 30-.xaid line (termantowu
High held tlio Catliolic II gh. team mid ie-
celxed tlie ball on doxxns Martin, of Cull
olio Illgli, Intercrpted n foixxatd piss on
his lo-.xaril line Tin- Catliolic Illgli team
began a supero(TeiiHe attack mid Krlel
and Smith made three first downs
Matey advanced the oval to (leitn.intown's
!'-xnrd line J're made S through center
Un the next play Smith carried tlie ball
oxer on a plungu thioiiRli i enti r Malcv
kicked the goal.
After the kbk-off (ieruiantowu recovered
a fumble by Male on Catholic High. 2n
x'.ird line Palling to gain in tbtee nt
ti inpts, .Mci'oui dtoiiped bin k to the 23
xinil line and dioppod the ball oxer the
irosslsir fur three points. The period ended
a fexv seconds later.
Score Catholic Illgli. 7, (.liinuintowii
Illgli. 3.
Ni:co.i piaimti
The second period turned Into a punting
duel between McCoot, of (Ieruiantowu, and
aptnln 1 rlel, of ('ermantown Until team
were beginning to tlnd tlie footing slippery
The pgl(ii xx ,u haul to li.iiidlr and sexcral
fuiiibles restilled Near the end of the
iiu.nlir Catholic Illgli started down the
Held, hut after reiichlng the suhiiiban
scliool's 20-,irrl tine, lord the ball oil downs.
The licrniatitown backtleld louhl not ad
vance, so Mi Cool kicked out of danger on
Hie fourth down Tlie half nihil v Itli the
ball in the middle of the Held
Score: Catholic High, 7: Uetniatitowti
High, 3
THLItU Pf'tlion
The third period xxa a lepelltlon of the
second, both team finding 11 dlfllcult to
handle the xxct oval. With u few inlnules
irinalnlng, Catholic High marched down the
Held as a nsult of large gains lix Pi lei.
Matex and Smith
With tho ball ball on their 1-vnrd line.
iJeiniantoxxn stiffened and tecelxe tlie ball
on downs. McCool tried to kick, but slipped
and tlie ball only traveled to hi 2'i-.x.ild
line The period ended lnre
Si on Catholic High, 7 : Ceiniantowii .!
I 'Of in II PI'lllUli
Line plunges bv lilcl and Uradx carried
the ball oxer ti few minute alter plnv xxa-i
resumed The gual from tmn lulow n xxa-
niis.-ed After th- kick-off another uli.i k
xxas made at the ( ,erinant.w n goal, ,uul
aided bv bx a fmnble Co.n h iin rs bii.
tallied their third and tln.il tmi btlnxxii
Scote Catholli High t'i Uu'ni.ni-
tnv.li. 3
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I..XIXI.1X UUU, .. .1., fxOX", -J. IjK y'
Nornilili II. Mixvvell. of tho ATbnlnimkx'VvV'
Country Club, won lliu Inedat for
wore In the riltullfx Ine- found nf Ih
Thaiikeglvlng toticnamcnt of tho country u, iV.j
chili nt L.lhexxooif hern Influx' vlIiIi a linii1 T 4VfA
. . .. ... .. -f(lft' 'tt',sl5
touiKi or 1 1. ino course xx'aa not altogether-' ;-s?-I
In f.ixor of low (-coring, as thcie wan ixtlll T'tvJ
somo snow on the course, anil the frost, had W Jrv j
letulered tho greens suniewliat hard, Ull- jfrAtJi
y.r ,.?'.
,1.., flu, .. li..niulfiH,iflU ... St,..,,lt IA L '.r. '
"' . .. ...,,,,.,,. v t juuuh lU.nLii uiu . ', ff ?f
reniarKainy xxen, nltliougli HI best -xvorK -"SL
nn none on mil lasL IllIKl Holes, - X.-vJw!
lln ul,l.l,l I. . I. 1.. ... 1 1 k ' IL.. lA
..v- riiuutu n.Kt- iivtu wilt ill itx it-nri u f n Ji
Strokes, but he titiwe.l h MeXAtilli l.ntA.'fLfi: v j5"
rather poorly and took a B, xxhile, on th ,.,, Im
nintii no was nhott with his approach nnd ,!
look n, glxlng lilm an even 40 to the thrn. -asJ, -J
no suouiti naxo had a 3 on tho tenth hole, an w. tt?J
he was hole hiKh xxlth his tee shot, but was r4 -ii
again short with Ills :inot-n.ifb in.l InnlIAA -s.4 s-.a
mote, fin the elexenth be madn up for It - J Mi
bv noiiiinir out u lonclsli nutt for 2. Tha'"'
twelfth coat him a f, through a imiir m..i
pro.uli shot, but' on the next threo hole ho
was on In txxo and down lu one putt, making J fi
till,, "H !.. ..I.. L...1. it........ I. -
-' -"i eiA iiuitn. JIO IO0K n On 1118 J.n
sixte. nth nnd sexenlcenth. but on the tlgh- N
tn nib he got hi t nnd finished up the lastf - ,
nine liolt'H In 31 mokes. Ills catd xxa: ., .
'':" l 3 t i .-. .-, n4n
'" '2 ., a 3 :t n ,-, i3iT4 tor.-:
V .Im U horse is W. M Heckle, of Upper.,,,.
JlontelHir, sc,.tU win, 70p Ue 00lt- wxr
one stroke less than Maxwell going .out.
hut mining in he took threo sttokes morn.
.seme- Ills catd- ftW
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I'ENN MILITARY COLLEGE
GETS JUMP ON ALBRIGHT
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C!li:STIU. p., nx ::iThe Penngyl. V
x.inl.i Mllltaij College had no trouble In
ruunliig up a huge totil on Albright lrf th,k-
flrt half of the game here this afternoon.
tlie score at half tlmo. being I'.i.r). Th
tllllit.'IfV lll, l.irl thltih-n lli.l. ' '
....ii,o .urn uwii way.
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'jT Blith race. rlalmlnK. 300, three-yaar-oma ana
Ji VEi J -l", tnllaa Iirllle, P. lorti Olelpner,
ji5i Tratiloii. lmi.aMarlanao. 1M( Indolenea.
v JlO: Black Ilrooni, lilfl: Eddie T 100; No Man-
, vJvJU'4'enlle'-lilliwsliee i'IhIiiwJ
iTWfafctr clewjtvi trark.alow. ' . ),
Hoxvie Entries for Tomorrow
First race. two.jear-otdM. I mile Oreeu
Oram, Km. Harpy tfmllc inn. .vmiroae, 107:
Sunny Hill. 101; VVUhlka. 107. ftKokohl, (12,
Habette, 103; Jim Iilnney, Hi; Slater Mnrjorle,
07: 'Itiibunta II. I'".; Sturt Hltht. lu.'l: Sun Klas,
10(1; Ideal. Km. 'Oaronne. lis, Tlt-for-Tnt. I2:
Moonehead. KH. Slxteen-tn-One. lift. -Cleortte
W Axery. 101. Ilonnecauae, I),.: (Irasaon, Ml,
Plxhia- Dart. 117
Second rare, the lloxx-le Juxenlle Purse, txvn.
eHr-old, fH4 furlonirs tTti" Porter, 113, Orlleo,
HI: (iiorire XV Axery. 110, Partisan, inl,
tl'inatllla, 1011. .Voniluee, 1 11.1: Onnio Coi k. Hll:
Piling Dart, 101: Hiveip Pp II, 112; SUteen-ta.
One. Iin: fJoldun Soldier, ml (tl(oa entry)
Thhd race, ilHtmlng, all ases. 7 furloniis
Mellura, 113. Heu llcaih 110: "Zouave tl.1,
Preaton l.ynne. 10.1: -Htarwort, Dili llefum-e,
111; Ml Uaxle. IAS. Miss Kruter. lln.
I.ynett, inr; Uncle Jlmmle, 111; Dloseordle,
i,1. Lohengrin. Kul; Ahord. 102; lluaton, 107,
Scarpla. 11. 102.
Pourth rare the An ftevnlr irnnillru'ri. all
ncea. mile Hluhlnnil Lad, 121: Water Lady,
107: Wood Trai. Inl, Shnntln-r Star. 11B; Harry
Shannon 107; IVIurca, 110; Woodatone, 101,
Fifth race, claiming, all atrea, mile and 20
xsril-j Malheur, lit: Early Morn, lilt I'haraoh,
111: Annlo Kdjrar. 103 j Hmlthtleld. 1011: Lllza
beth H.. nil; Anilely. Ill; Illcrtnrd Langrion.
111: May V 1011 Halroae. 94: Joe Klnn, mil;
Kit Welas. 111! Akelda. Ill; Mary Warren mil;
Jllna Peep. Ill: XX'orklnit laid. lOii: Mlaa Itenre.
sent. 08; Hampden Dame. 108; Illu. Thiatle,
Kid; Iiartw-nrth, 110; Milton Cumpbcll, 111;
Handful. 100. , , .
Mlth race, claiming, three-year-olda and up,
mile and a furlana 'Lady Llttlt. 10(1: Ham
Hllck. 108, Onwa, 100: 'Mlria, IM: Iloaewater,
80: Pierrot, lot: lid Uond. Ill: Oreetlnga. 100;
Luther. HIS: Hattle Abbey. (JB; "llabv Slater,
n: Muckroaa. 1: N. K. Heal. 107: Euton.
11)0: a. M. Miller. Ill: Phrlitle. 108: Itatwi, 09:
MlLa llepreayfit, 01; Little tVsland, 10j Wild
Heventh race. alln thrce-ytar-olda and up,
1 1-10 mllci Dan, lOTi-WIM Thyme.' BJl KlUti.
102: Klrlryr Line. 3; N. K. Beat, 104: Widow
Iladotte. 95i lletxveen U. 101: Crepuacule, 00
Uond, 1041 Tie, Pin. 113: Kebo. W.
Apprentlea allowance claimed.
Watbr. cloudy- track, good.
GERMANT0WN BOYS' CLUB
RAISES SERVICE FLAG
Tho Cermanfovvii Uoys' Club celebrated
Thanksgiving Day by unfurling the cluh'n
service tliig xxlth Its 131 star, representing
tho men who are now lu hervlce. Three
member aro lu V. M. C A. work. (Ho in
tho Canadian army, one in the Foreign
Legion and tho remainder aro In Undo
Sam's service. Many of tho members have
already gone to Kratico and others, aro on
'ceneriil L. W. Waller, of tho United
States Murlno Corps, made mi nddrest) after
being Introduced by Cliailca WIkkIus, and
tho Hag xxas unfurled by Miss Mary Hedges,
a sister of Willi im Hedges, tho llrst of the
tlermantown boys to glxo up his life sinco
the war etnrted.
HOPKINS PLAYS STATK
Maryland State Favorites for tho State
Football Honors
HALTIMOIU':. Md.. Nov. 2D. Virtually
eliminated from tho nice for tho Mute foot
ball championship, tho Johns Hopkins
eleven today lined up" against tho strong
squud of tho Maryland State College, the
only contender for tho honor, ut Home
xxood Kleld In the ttnal a-umo of the season
The visitors entered the game stronc favor
ites.
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Schmidt left.tackhx ..
Katancamp. . .. left guard ..
llecbt center .
Stanley rlhtBuar.l
MeKalthen rlaht tackle
Wlnelow , , . ,x , . . rUiht end . .
Sadler ... quarterback .
uii.rf.v 1. It halfback .
jonea rlsht halfback
Carey,
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