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LEDOER-PHILimEIiPHlA, THUBSDAY, NOVEMBER-, 14 1918
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C04 CH HOLLENBA CK,
SPEAKING OF PENN,
LIKES THE PHILLIES
"Big Bill'' Proves Very Evasive W hen Interviewed
AbouH'Pitt Game, but Fohvcll Doesn't Hesitate to
Stale That Quakers Will Surprise on Saturday
H ROHER C W. MAWKU,
Sporli IVlllor Ilenlue Public I rilser
"DILIj HOLLCNDACK spent his car's s.tlarj, for lunch cstt nl.iv lit
- also dipped into Ills net j ear's pny to send the miller uwnx smlllns
but. a llttlo thine UKo thut caused no nnncniinie In U llll mi's .miiiii. life
Biff Bill vns happ. lie was bripht and cheoiftil fm his team at the
University of l'ennlvaniii had sroied a kIoiIoiis Icloi j our l,utictm
nnd the true siEnlflcince had jut dinned upon hint riirtliertnuii', theie
was nothing on his mind but the uppioaehliiR panic Willi I'ltlsbttrKli net
Saturday, nnd a little thins UKo that was not een mnsldered Didn t
Penn beat Lafayette by the scoie of .14 to 0'' Dldn t l'ltt ttlttt V. and I
by tlto score of 34 to 0" Isn't 1ifnietto as Bood as W ami .1 " Theic
forc, Penn is as good as Pitt. It's all settled except the plnvinir ot the
game, which will be exceeding close. Hip Bill said so himself before
nnd nfter squandering his saint j.
We were Invited under protest to accompanj Wllllim Mid Hob Pnluell
to this luncheon. The two co.irhm wetc full of football itid the unmlci
ful showing of the Penn team lat Siturelni caused niiuh Ju It's tiiiinv
how ono ictory puts pep and lontldeiiLC in a pili of eoiehcs Tin ad
mitted it themselves l'eu a tune hovvevti, thev wen "ltnni;i h sih nt on
the Pitt game and their uisweis to iuetinis wen- IiUhh ilhimlii.itin
"What do you expect to do ultli I'itt m xt Sntinttm' I nsUid.
"Well," leplled llollenbarU. nfter seuoiisK thinking ou the iiiei,
"I believe ba&eball vmII have one of its greatest reasons nct vein. All of
the bovs will be back from the tieiiche", and biliuve me, the will be wel
comed bv the fans. Can vou itniginc "
"Have you any imc 'days to sprinn on ll'mitn"
"What will happen to Hank Cicmdj ' tecumed Bill 'when he Mops on
the field with the Boston Braves'' And then theie an. '
"Arc your men in sliiipt or a liard battle"
"Ty Cobb, Christ Mathewson lta Bates, Meilin Kopp Tilly AN.UUei.
Johnny Lavan and other gujs who have done then bit foi their eounlrv
and will be ready to "
"Do you ciprct a close name'" I
"Step into their old jobs. The Phils and the A' will come back
strong next veir Yon can't Kill a f,nino like baseball no mattei how vou
try. Just watch '
"11 III khorty Smith play qnaitcibael.' ' 4
"Next ear' '
Folwell Says Penn Cause Is iSot Hopeless
AFTEIt this Mottling Infot in.itlein and inside dope we who cunlldtnl
that a game would be plajed net Situul.i oi t-otnethitig like tint
rolwej), however, had different idms and did .not hesitate to cvpicsM tbini
, "I was sui prised when , saw I'enn in action against I.ifavette," lie
said, "and take it from me Pitt will be sin prised nct Saturdav Novel in
my life have I seen such a bU improvement in fact, it looked like a
different team. The men worked well together the plajs tin off smoothlv
and, strange as It mav ira, I noticed some vetv good plivcis on tin
team. Wo are not licked jet and oui case is not hopeless V"e ate 100
per cent better than in the Swarthmore game and next Satin dav furthei
Improvement v .11 be noticed
"Bill Hollenback performed wonders nt I'cnn dining mv absence, ami
no one Knows, the hard job he had on his, hands I hid fan Ij den-cut
material, but most of the men left college when Bill took ch.uge. Hav
Miller and Well weie nt ends, Supplee at tackle, 1'aiinakls, a guard, Lordi
quarter, and Hauv Bosetskj. fullback, all looked good but went into some
branch of the set v lie I saw a bunch of strangeis when I came back,
and take it fiom me, it's prettv tough to coach n football team when the
players still are green behind the ears
"Any othei coach would hive epiit in disgust, but Hollenback Is no
quitter. He woiked harder instead of offering alibis and soon had the
team practicing together Ho lost sl leal plieis at the st irt, was bealtn
"'by the JIarlnes and Swarthmoie but nevei got dlscoiirah'd. Some coaches
look' good when thej are winning but llollenbai k looks good in defeat I
surelj do admiie him for hij aggicsslveness and outlet ful woik
(CI VOS't feel dip
' icports, foi tit
tpreised am tin
i ery man on tin
ghc aU'thcic Is in him. Mark my itnici, ltnnin Kill be sii
prlscc." Big Bill Tolls Georgia Tecli- to Beuare
B1
)IG UII.I.I was nervous dining the
and called a halt after rinsing his
"Las off that stuff. Bob." he said, "and let s talk of something else
We have u tough job on oui hands and it is up to us to ninke a good
bhowing In the remaining games 1 am confident we will give I'm ji hard
game, and right now I predict we will win lioni bMaithmurc nnd Dait
mouth. Then, when we pIhv Georgia Tech on Doccmliei T wo will be in
shape to hand them a Dimming '
That never-sav die spirit is responsible foi Holleiibjck's success No
matter what kind of a Job he tackles, he stic ks to the llnish, and usuallv
gets results Take that I'cnn team foi example Onlv one varsity man
was on tho sepiad and be failed ti make the team Time lsn t ,i man on
the varsity who plaved agiinst Pitt list oar and man) never have seen
tho Warner sepj id in action It is an entire lv new crowd, the plajeis
having been plucked hero and theie and handed football suits In the hope
they would make good
No college in the oountiy suffctcd as much as Penn In other places
threo or four veterans remained and the teams wcie built aiound them,
but such was not the cai-c at Penn Hollenback stalled m from the he
"ginning and it was pure manual labor to mac h the men the game. BUI
lias so mail) new men to deal with that their names scum times slip him
"I have some men sou nevei have seen" be said Peters and Hopper
nt end, Halves and Kmith In the bickilrld raw find it ctntei, Prank
and who is the other guard, fiobr be asked turning to l'olwell
"I don't know," replied Bob 'lies pictts good though "
"Well, anvwas," resumed Big Bill, "1'iank and another guy play
guards, and they will do well despite the fact 1 don't know tho name of
one. Those boys have the splilt and aie anxious to leain, so that li all
I ask."
HOLiLEXli.ICK iCLCiies the prinnly sum of O.VH DOLLAR a
year for his norL on 1'ranklln I xeld. lie siyned up to atsiit
VolncU caily in the season, and u hen Hob mis tuhriiIeK he took
charge of cverylhimj. yon hi still h head rocici, for l'oluell Is not
yd btioiiy enoiKih to noi,. floueiei, itob is u.illlny to be Hill's
assistant foi a time.
Many Good Games on Preparatory bchool Schedule
PUEP bchool footbill will bo resumed tomouow and nianj good games
are on the cards I'enn Chatter takes on Friends' I'ential, Hplseopal
lnea up against Ocrmantown unci, last but not least, Chestnut Mill will
liavo Its annual fuss with Ht Lukes
Both of theso teams aie exceptionally good this .veal, despite tho war
conditions. Tho plaser.s aro young but well coached, nnd plaj a better
game than soino of tho colleges. Chestnut Hill won from Penn Charter
two weeks ago In a hard fought game. St Luke's opened with u victory
over Penn Charter and last week trimmed Haverfoid School after being
off the schedule for thirteen earo. The bos.s from Was no are very con
fident of victors, and the same goes for Chestnut Hill Coach Dlcktns
hag the Millers In good shape and they expect to make up for tho ttlm
Bilng handed them by Bryn Athyn last week.
Tho battle will bo fought in Chestnut Hill und a largo crowd will
um out.
Clermantown has a Ifctter team than in the last four years, which Is
duo largely to tho coaching of Guetter, the foimcr Penn Charter and
Jrahcrit star. CJuotter knows football and can impart his knowledge to
tho boye. Ho liaa isomo plays that aro modern, and In another year or so
BlcOUlu navo mo acauemy up in iiio
EflSCOl'AI, will have a hard time utnnina the eiimtjul yamo to
morrow, out J'cmi Charter should defeat rrlcnds' Ccnliah
01SLY one unmc ulll la played this uctK In the Public School
League competition for the r.llla A. Qlmbcl cup. That one con
lest Kill 6c fcefieecn Gcrmantoicn Illyh and Ccntial tomorrow,.
g' 'J? f rJioh tenm has played ono league game sy far, Central beating
p'rfrf , '.Mmuthern and (lennantowit losing to West Philadelphia. Oiling to
r, f v tkrJf(pif'trt"Vhs' Captain OUtrfctt's lads ait the faiorltcs.
Pitt mine. d spite tin ylouinn
I'enn tenm u ill Jmhl hutd and
culogv He also was i nib n lassed
ice cream with his mashed potatoes
runiiiiiK acji iuiciucuuuiiiiu n".
I TRlEt TOR A NvRSrsiMmoT MCfOTHS GO SPGrsiQ A . r e
-un.tiiM IM HUSBAND HA.& I "RV AtOD hU . -v OrTrslU A LOT OF
Tms ARMV AMD Je'S A & I HEAR MOT-HlM&j fiooD "" KtODtOGV;
IT M5 8GC?M 60IN6 To V w.iv Don T YoO flC IT 1 MdRMlMr. I
PAvjoRABt-v get a v. n fDT yours l ccmeral
w l commissioo fy5y 'ps.
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I Pay You Gc-t Then " C(IX" LN THE
ANOTHCR FAV70BABLS THf HUNS Aept TgRi IVVI CFP '"
LETTGR R-ujaa T-,G AR ,. . sA r AM O - J"S
VAJAisi 'SEPT CAVtS.0 C-GRrvw, Kn Tt
Follow Prim i s. Pill
With Roht-il 11 . Maxwell
I nlluw IVnn to I'itUlmrch fur t lte
fourth iinniiiil ili-.li Im1uoi the
Qiml.crM nnd I !n I'upIIm r-. IT 011
nn't tpuri' the tlint f miiKi' (ho (rip
Hl will lime miiuitiM i imiich to rend
T the hftttle us di "i rllitMl h
HOHE11T w Mwwra
ports KUitor J fnint; l'nlII I pk r
t ho ulJl r'iu the Kiinw ill his ustiiil
t tit rtiiinliiK s(li mill hU tnr will
aopcur In Alitnitii tilitloiih of tliri
Innlnir I'uhlit E ilH r, Onlt r from
,oiir iii'Uhtlutlu now unit Ik nurt of
nir i iiN .
AT WILMINGTON
Tendlcr and Lewis Among
Stars lo Perform for Har
lan Fund Tonight
JACK O'BftlEN REFEREE
I'm (lie 111 st tutu in ncitlv live seals
theie will In boxing In Wilmington to
night some vere lugli-cl ils tali nt will
ipjieai in exhibit ton bout
boxers will clash in what
while olbei
tre scheduled
lo be nal lii'ti The show will lie
held in the liper.c House ami the n
celpis iiirmil eivei tei Hie llailan war
tunel Hill M.uiiowaii. Hie forinci Blue
Itldge league innplre nine einplovcel at
the llnrlun arcls Is hi clingu of the,
boxing prog! ant '
Phil id. Ipbia .lick cjKiicil xeill lie
among those present Philadelphia. .lawn
lias consented to lefpiee the main ex
hibition anil to elelhe-i i speech mi box
ing .mil whit it did lo help Haiti the
bos feu uai woik lames r Dough
em tin Uaion of Lelpcrvllle and Rob
clt Maxuell also will lefciee liouts
I'enilli r Ilcacllnier
lew Tendler will be one of the head
liners 'lln slat BoiitliiMw will engage
Vliliev I'ltgi raid in . fuiii-ioiinel bout
l.usaif I.e w Ik ami liniim 1'. ipp.es will
entertain in anotbc r four-round cession
K ii Harr.v Baku and Malts 'ross
also will be seen u i foiu-i ound cx
bililtion 1 lie io will be the mteiuts bouts, in
.nldilifin to the i xhlbllleitis, iicioiding to
Pieunotei Viae' lowieii He w intH to make
lliein Philaeb Ipbl i-Wllmlngtoii affairs
I H Weaver gene ml man igei of the
llirlan plant put chased Hie Mist ticket,
patting with $1011 foi the pasteboard.
Two Miows Here
'I ben. will be two boxlnc, nhow 111 tills
cltv tonight The I nltecl Scivice Club
anil Hog Iplfinel have air.umed c xecllfiit
i aids
Vt tho service Club eight thiee-iound
bouts will be staged, with Joe Burman
ami Prankic iMirk appealing 111 the fea
ture Jolinnv Mealey will entertain with
brother Has ci. Mallei lack Pan y and
lining c'banev will perform
licjwu at Hog Island Joe Welsh anil
Jack PaiilHim will be seen in the main
bout villi h Is schedule el to go six
rouinlB This is booked to be a. battle
loval f'oni the Blait In the srmlwlnd
up loe lleiidell meets Ixld Bennett.
In the other bouts ll.inv (Jiabatn en
gages 1'rankle Clhie oung l.owrey
meets l.eotge Booker and Francis Mi
c 'arts takes on John Ktanl'S
Tins will be the second show Htageil
bs tho Hog Island A A John Me
Taggert Is matchmaker and promoter.
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Scraps About Scrappers
JACK THOMPSO.N and Hurrv Wills
will clash In the lln.il bout ut the At-
liinltc I'lty hiKirting Club tomorrow
nl,ght This villi mark the opening of
llio club which was closed by the health
authorities lo prevent the niread of the
Influenza
Mutchiimkcr Herman Taslur bus ar
ranged uii excellent prc.ltiiitn.try card.
Palsy Wallace mid. Joe Wright wljl bo
the contestants in the .semifinal Joo
Humphries and Jlmins ileneo,, nnd Joe
Marks and Tommy Warren will take
up tho rest of tho program
Jue Ilurimin and Yuuni; Vlerhio are ready
for the conilnc; slx-rotmc battle whleli U tu
be hebl at Hie Cambria C tomorrow
nlaht Mike ('amUck teliej rnenk llrlttull will
meet In tho ertnlwlnebutt Jeilllitiy llouKhertV
and Joe Ifowliklo Terrs jhinloii and Yoisn
Hharkes and e'lilc k Huos ant Hobby Mean
lln will be oecn in the preliminaries
Voting Terry Mifiovtrn and Ouxsic Lewis
may lu seen lu a ahort while Lewis baa un
offer to box lu 'Ircnton In aUiut two weeks
Johnny Dundee and Johnny Mealy aro
training for their six-round battle, which Is
to be held at tho M'atlonal A A Haturday
nltht Joe Phillip And Jo Welch will meet
In the o'lnlflnat.
SOMEBODY IS ALWAYS TAKING THE JOY OUT OF
Phila. Golfers
for Foc'h
Clubs Compete Saturday
I for Prizes Offered by
jonn u. nocicejeuer met
! Elder
FOR WAR -WORK DRIVE
I?v VILLI M II. V.ViS
AMMBlin of the dubs atllliab
with tin 'loir ssoclitIon of Phil.
ted
delplu i wi'l bold une-dav loin n iments
on Satuiiliv In e ounce Hon with the
united war woik e impiign el 1 1 x e
It will be re memberei! that lohn D
Itnckefeller Si give 2500 l-'och Victory
Jbel Us to bo competed foi all oer the
otinlii Tbet e was a VV'ai nust drive
bete some time igo and at the time the
suli-c'lbns weie told tint then would
be tio mine tcepiesls fen funds
("oiisieiiientls ii'iiii of the contests elll
be Willi Ibe ujipioval of Hit War The st
.ili.l the Coif ssoe i.illon of Philadelphia
will not ask the clubs hi the association ,
to bol'l toiiinamenls
'lln medal itself is the finest thing1
of lite sort ever offend in lompjtltlon !
It is of bronze and the engraving is the
woik of one.of the best of the guild
It
Is t nieel.il tint anv one wouiti oi luocici .
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to c tn vppare'iiii ii'ine en mm- ,-,
,b rse i bibs or those out ot tin- souin
cm division will be affected b the for
inci Wat Chest drive
Pi i haps the biggest tournament will
be be lei at the Countiv 1 lub of Atlantic
rit and in addition at nan .' nan
1I117111 clubs In the local clisiiut will
bolll tournaments on next Saturdav.
' EX-YOST JSTAR AC0L0NEL
Curtis H. i.etldon, Noted Football
IMaypr, Pioinoteil
limit lllr. III.. Nov 1 I urt s 1- Iled
dui 51,11s ago a famuli' pi i' ci on the
I niveisitv of MlcbiKiu footbill team,
now ,uimJi In the lPiih Paid Vrllller.v.
seising In Fiance, hi been appointed
eo'onel of that lcginiint, aieoidhig to
tellers incised here from niembi 1 s of the
loeil b.itterv seivlng with the leglment
Colonel lledden a Ileum is In Uanvlllo
Homer Uuker in ( onieliack
IIiiiiit Hilar ciiinii lltn f.T lh, first
tllil. Ill elKllteen me lllliK list llls'lt won
til lllllil van! llHIl II ! rue tll- fe lit lire
eif fi inilleil war tut. I kililen In the I eirlv
. crntli lleKlliielil Arm re ttniiklwi
Soccer ISews and ISoles
lluggs, of Illirlilll. i em .f lh, Ii i-l Kiial
triielcri that ivr I.e. I I I II I In Ii"'
trs out game bent 'iiulii in nuillfc to rliiv
111 l harltv (..cine HiIh s,,iurlc tlists wne
indrBc.l inorc ttian t el in llntej and il
w is bnotrd c 1. ir
lllill Vletihee. kIhIiii, with New V'nrk
ship hae devclmie.l Itlt.e i fi'st imli-lile lift
lie Is especlallj fast .1 Iril I lltiK
link simiildhig. tli- fm mi r lilHstmi iilijcr
now heldlnt the left fulll.eek i.n.ltiem on
N -w York Ship 1 i ipliiK rrcinpilnir bta
forme r stride Mi luldtiu, el, lined i unifuim
two weekj ni.o for tin Urn tlnie lelnee he
nas tnjureel lint liininlHr cm 1 null lln
field ttlillo pl.es ln In tin lllyiiel
Nol in. tlu fnnner Veieran placer now
lll'tho Merchant "It line- up Ih nun of the
most aSCreFeelV plavem weirlllK the Soe i er
itniforin ' Nolan with a little in ire coaching
should develop Into a i.uci I fulllicik
s
Aleck llrown and I'm. ict have made a
Kuol pair of wing" fur tlr Mere bant "II"
tc un Iloth tliceo lioya woik well togothLr
lf Penrce Inn r n prohibited from plav
iug with Hug iKland until hu ubtnlnei hlH n
lease from the Wanckrers
Teddle Hurt, the forme r 1'all V C Htnr
is now ptaylns a inUhty Kuod gimo with tho
Hog Inland soccer etc yen
Puses & Jones team i lapldls developing
Into a flrst-clurs team both labt Hlturdas
ulll Saturday a week the Cilouc enter eleven
fought even one of the' ninety irlnetis and
ivlth the penalty kick the uhuuld have been
awarded last week from VIerchant "II" tenm
would have no doubt evened tho si ore
Jlinmy Kerr, the former Thistle center
halfback. Is now managing the Hog Island
team in tho Bhlpjard Koecer League,
(ourli McCorklngdale, ot the lalaindors
ntlll shows bin old time plaslnj and nlujcd
a great game at the goal nets whu Pearee
was ordered from the gamo due to the
fracas with rooics .
Manager ItegHii, of tho Ulsitons has
turned out a corking team of youngsters
With ono or two moro veterans In the line
Dlsiton would give tho beat teams a tun
for points
"lien It comes to feeding his Insldo and
wing men to score goals JtastwoodtU speeds
and tricky and har tho appearance of n
coiner t center forward
Will Play
Victory Medal
ICTOin (JOLT MLDAL
Twcnlv-five limulrcil polf elulis
tliroiiplinul i ountry will play for
lliis Iropli) on baturilay
' WILL FLY TO GAME
Avi.iloiH to Plane to L.ifavctti'
Gridiron
I iistiin, Pa., Nov 1 1 1 he football
team of tin I lilted Mates Aviation
.School, ilaiilen e'itv, L I, will lis to
this citj on '1 hanksghlng morning and
will pl.iv tilt liifasetteS T. (' team
in the afternoon on .Mai ch b'ield
'I he game has been pending foi some
time but llual in langiinents were de
laved mflil this afternoon, when foiinal
announce ni"nt wis made bs the local
management
Cnltiniluu Lo-ea llolli Talkies
New VorU. Nen II -I reel liawsun i ei
linuliic fiicilli'll imiilnr Hllll cons lien liu
fiiun tin Intlii n 1 caniee to Snuth 1 ie lit
(fl,ic1ic mile lo b threHtencct with an
nlliiek of lln Uuen II all i us en aienunt
1 Mmsm3mk
m,
1 ffiMSmMtWowMEsjS.
f lh lie WW Hull lllllil ell IllH ce Ivls
la tor
Uiver I'cnn Slate Captain
Mule (otlei-e. I'n.. .Sen M I rank 1
r-UKOr ot Oil l Its fullliiik on J'cnn Mite h
fo.itlmll eleven hue lieeiv elected eaptiiln uj
the llu uml- W t It. foe lh" remainder e,t
this hcaaim II huiceiels l.lcuten int I.tarrv
Jte.1,1. who rellneiulahed the icaeleraiiip en
Klal, nam lu sfrioas un Instructor til the
y ' e til I'ntimilll lllliverneci .m.-
U abii holda tin fooiuail eapiiiii
I lies
Lemper Harvard Prailiica
t'liniliridge. VIiisk.. Neic Prae-lle for
ibciiard nercl.e fontball te-ani hereafter w
l. held e-ierv iiiornliiE from K until 1
nelork til" nil lllliers nf the team liolnx
m us fl Ir m ut in
Onlv two more contents
..in , . ......, i... il.n llurcuril Icsini em
Will I, INU1VII II. ,l ...... - -..
will llimlnu College, cm November -jl iclnl
with llrown a week later
Seiret Drill for Miilelics
ViinuiMills. Mil., Nov llSeclct praolle )
wan besun at the Naval Acacieim sesterdav
iiflernnoii rm the big game ; of the ' "eafin
that agalnet Iho eleven of the Oreat Lake s
trilnlng nation to ih) plased hero on No
v ember '-M
Mllanovn to Play St. Joe
t Usinh'a football team Is "W.'ur pren-
ritlinis for lis bis came llh Mllnon
vatiirelm The came will tie plajed nn lloui
l"i rie'd Twentj nln'b and Ho-meriee;
..,' , ,,. i. ..etc i. Hi. acneil eneiiuement
this neanill with Vlllanova. (he first Kame
jinit lout b a acorn uf 7 t" - '
Haliiieinaiiii l'la)8 Saturday
llilimmifnii -Nloellcal Colleire A T r
..nit is orklncr bard fur Its Kame with
Wllllamsin Trade School on Hat urelay. The
amo will bo pb;ed m ttio. I II "
C A ureiunda rnrti -fourth street and I. int.
sldo aienue at 3 o'clock.
Tour Ilacrs After Commissions
dreat I.akei.e, 111 . Nov 1 1, Four Anyrl
can leaiun baseball players took exan I na
tions for the orth ers' trnlnlnK school at
tlreat VaVes Navel trnllllnc station ?fer
ilnv They are Hen Oyer of 1) IXi.ro
.bib Joe Leonard uf Wh nKton . T-r eel
Thomas of Ilnston and Phil Choulnard.
formerly uf Chic a bo, ,
Leonard Injures Hand
New nrk Nov It Den" J.cnnard will
not bo one of tho -leading- fistic 1 sht at the
areat war work show lu Madison ."iur
(larden nn Saturday nlaht. The llalitweleht
ehamplon suffered an Injurv to h be left hand
In trnlnlmr. Soldier Hartttcld will take lilt
place aralnst Jaclc Urltlon.
Jsrli Uijinpsey wl) appear opposed lo joe
Uund
Itol laeiu and Kriiua. bod been nrlereel to tlel'th hiidist dav s woik since the season
utile nu, tinkling He lllllil lit Camp Kill llIU' ,,,( nr,
LIFE
Becher, of Philadelphia,
Is jot a PHILADELPHIA!
(, I4. He 1-.pt, oT IMilliKlPlpliiii, Is
in( t rehlilrnt ut I'll 1 1, lU-M'HIA.
!Ec Im it riiilatlelpl.tiin, but he it not
u rilll. MUIMMUAV I.vrr ear
rfporln tump frmn I'hioliurst m herf
Ilcrker plus eoT winter, uml Iip If
reported lroiu this clt. m h mutter
of fart lie U n riHldent of riilliidel
l1iiii, Ni'W A orU, a pot illH(e hnso
population in 1 000 iiih 87 1. el the
inwHpi'pers hi op repealintf Ihrt he in
from Vtllls I)I,UMM . IIIn real ml
dr hh in IMiiludelphla,
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Only Light Drills Remain
for Quakers Befpre
Pitt Battle
iWALT ROSENAU LEAVES
Pcnns pi in thing foi tin- Pittsburgh
butle whleli villi bo waged In the
sinokv I'ltv Satuidav, Is virtualls over
')nlv light dillls leiiiain foi the Quiker
wairiors anil the work will be eonllned
lo silgn.tl praitleu and shadovv bcrini
iiiii Coaches Hollenback and Kolwcll in e
cit'liiR nut the Idea that u leiotlmll
icani cannot si l mining" four ci i i
week and 'be in e ' "
fm a game on Saturday. The Quakers
have clol o e omii ,a , , , .
niaghig ilncc the Lafivitti coiitisi
The team will b -ivo this city 1 rldaj
night and will anhe at Pittsburgh the
mopiing of the game Little time will
be lost In the i'ltv of smoke, and the
entire souad will be on Its was' homo
Satuid.iv night 'I ho cpilek Jumps are
being made' to live up to the rules laid
down for the students tialnlng corps by
I'olouil Itees.
Waller P.osenaii, vi ho was fli-t substi
tute cpiaiterback to Hei t 13c 1! last jou,
and ten u time a regul n back this Ma
son, left vesteidav for the otlkers' train
ing school at i' nop Hancock. Ills dc
lailino leaves Penn without n depend
able seeond-strliig quartet back
LONG GRIND FOR PITT
Wiirner Works Fautlicr Sqti.til
Until Dusk
Pittsburgh. Nov II If the L'uHei
shs of Pittsburgh lootball team had
thoughts of an e,y,s victory ovei Penn
silvaiila SatuieliiV and that In lonsc
'liienee thee c mid let up a little In their
ti.ilnitiir ibis was illso.dlt ,l vesteidav
vein i (llinii Wainir put them through
He lined in the situ id itilo oppoilug
tennis und c hinged otf seveisal plav s
dining the Milmmaglng whlih wan lutid
,nul f, st Sennit nilnoi details wile
gnu lulu h) VVeiuei and whe ndarkness
Kuthenil over Forbes I'leld his men had
uiielcigoni a piactlee pi rlod that biuogbt
a gihn smile over tho iiie of the famous
BIG VICTORY GAME
Franklin Field
Saturday, November 16, at2i30
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Tleiuie'H lhnereney Altl Natljnal t.eaeue
for ANollian's Service anel P-e nkl'n Field
elite rccelntH to be urpcJ fni n creation and
euuloment for Mie m n m - Rpr'ee
Sm'IUlW KU.M.Nfi, NOV. 16
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Higgins, Ready to Quit,
Gets Chance and Makes
Good for Dickson and
League Island
PLAY BROWN SATURDAY
IJ F.DVIN J. POLLOCK
QAY, there, joung fellow, where
O are jou going?'
B- Dickson athletic director nnd
football boss at League Island, shot the
question nt tho slouching figure of a
allor arra cd In gridiron tog3, who
'iad left tho squid jind was walking
with a slow and spiritless step toward
'he dressing room
Ills head bobbed up at the question,
'lis shoulders braced and ho was nt ut
'entlon when ho turned and faced his
cfrldlron tutor.
"I don't bollevo sou need me here,
sir, and I was going to get dressed
I've been out for tho team for EeTerl
lavs and I haven't been In a scrimmage.
I guesi I'm not good enough. '
iuilt Like Football J'lavcr
Dickson's keen eses trained to tell
ootball plasers at sight, looked over
lie soung .sailor from feet to head and
ack again What he saw was a sturdy
rame, w ell-proportioned and developecl
Jo looked the pnrt of a football plaser.
VU that remained was to test his cour
age "Do sou think sou can play the game
?ood enough to be given a .chincc?"
lsked tho former Pennsjlvanla coach
"Yes, sir. If sou let me get In there
at end. sir, I'll show you, sir." The
bos' vva'j so eager Dickson ordereel lilm
Into tho fray as au end on the second
team In a practice scrimmage against
the League Island Hist team.
Iho sailor, slouching and downcast
a few minutes bcfoie, was llko in un
leiahed tiger. He toie Into tho opposi
tion and bToke down attacks before they
were falrls" under was. and'on the of
fense he handled himself like Mike Wil
son when It, came to snatching forward
') isses I
Overlooked" College
After the practice Dickson cvalled tho
newcomer to him and asked his name
itid the college team he played on be
foie Joining the iwuj.
'Mv name's Hlsglns, sir, but I never
'ilas ed with anv college team. I plnved
icmi football In prep school and have
ilased on Independent clubs, but not
with a. college team."
"Well. Higgins, sou're my regular
nd from now on," paid Dickson, and if
ho had unaided the youngster a war
ross he couldn t have been happier.
Tint Illgglns deserved the Job was
Uinnii3truterl ill the Mvarlhmore game,
vhleh tho Dickson eleven won, C-2 Illg
4'ns plajed a ripping battle and he is
a' xlous to show his wares to Phlladel
phlans In tho Brown tilt which will be
l.igcd at Franklin Field batuiday aftet
noon, while Penn Is battling the
Pantheis In Pittsburgh
The League Island eleven Is ono of
the best di awing cards thut could be
booked while Penn Is fighting on foreign
oil Onlv three members of the old
Marine eleven whleli boat Penn, 7-0, will
be fn the line-up, and the vacancies are
Pitt Will Ouhveigh
Penn 'on Saturday by
Almost Twelve Pounds
1'ilt n.111 oiifterifin Penn in the ein
nunl buttle nt I'itlsbmrih on Safin
dny by almost Iticln pounds. The
I'nnthcis amagc I'JJ-II poundi.
ulhlc the Quakcis aveiiige only
ti,!' .lfosl of 1'itl's tceiyht it on
the line, the foi wards avci eying more
fnciii If I pounds
'lh' line-up and statistics follow:
Penn l'ltt.
Peters ... left end. .H. Allslioinee
(1?J) (177)
Nev on left tackle llllty
(171) (1
I runic left guard. t. AllhhoiiFee
(108) (lui)
Crawford. . enter Stain
(HID) (18-!)
sehweldel right guard .... Stnhl
(171) (185)
S llbliiKton . right tackle HervU
(l7) (I7rt)
Hopper . right end .VliCurter
(154) (157)
smltfi .. nuurterliaek Horner
(134) ' (157)
lluriej . . . .left bnlfbaek Onugler
(Ifill) (130)
llruiin. . .right halfback llnslerdus
(1S3) (158)
MeMcliol. . . . fullback McLaren
(1(18) (185)
VveriigeH Line, l'ltt 181. I'enn
1(18; hurklleld, l'ltt inn, I'enn 1511)
teiliil, l'ltt 175 .Ml, I'enn 16314.
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Allie Cornog Wouldn't
Play Against Brother
Allien Cornog, captain of the
Swnrtliiniirp eleven limt seanon nat on
the bench when the league iHlntitl
trntn of which lie In a number, bat
tled the Uurtiet lnt Saturday and It
was not 'becalm lie wna not good
rnnuffli for lly lllcknon'ii romblnatlon.
Allle refimeil to pbij" against lila
former tpoinmnteit and aluo didn't
like the Iden of battling agalnnt Ills
soung brother. Doc Cornog, who l
iliilng with Swurtlimore. tlle wilt
malee Ills debut ni u League Inland
pluver ngulnHt llrovin on FranlHln
1 lelil Nlitlirdny. '
filled with new men and Philadelphia
favorltles.
Ilovnton Will Play "
Uen B&jnton the All-Amerlcan auarar-l
tcrback nt Williams last sear, has not
been transferied to Boston anil will
dhect the service men against Brown.
In the backflcld with lilm will bo Allle
Cornog, the 1917 Swarthmore captain,
who will mako his first start for Dick
son; Simmer nnd Ilaehl, two boys who
have been showing great form.
Simmer waa one of the Stars wh5n
Iho Mnrlnes beat Penn, and tho other
two men who plaice agtlnst tho Red
and Blue are Corporal Budd and Lieu
tenant Xcwcomb, both linemen. Ther
line v.lll be composed of Illgglns and
Proctor, ends: Oliver and Xewcomb,
tackles , Budd and Crosetto, guards, and
Hotter, center.
St, Joseph's College will appear at
League Island for a practice game this
afternoon, and It will be the last scrim
mago heforo tho Brown battle.
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