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WHEN FOLWELL CRIED
"ALL IN," PENN BOYS
ECHOED A "YEA BOB"
IT HAPPENS IN THE BEST OF REGULATED FAMILIES
WILLIAMSON'S MARK
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After Season s First Real Drill One Hour's Scrimmage.
Quaker Tutor Disperses Aspirants With an "All In.
Boys!" as He Pointed Toward the Gymnasium
Hy KOIIHKT W. MAXWliM..
rrl ttlltor l'nlnir I'lil.tlr I nlcrr
Cflf.vi !?. 101') II" 'llfc'ir IrtllHI "
C&V'S HKKT W'.M. it.isIimI thrnilKli thr lino for a tnurlitlnwn unil hlmrtly
rtftr-rwiirtl kirkrtl coal. Thr football tcnnt tlio Venn varsity and scrubs
startcl for tlir-Ir iiosltlons wlirn Cnnrli Folwr-11 jelled:
"All In!" "
Folwr-U was riclii. lint lie didn't l;mm it. Tn Mm tli.i-e twit words inenut
that Uip iln's mirk whs over and tlie w.-nr candidates nv.iltl leave the tielil.
To tlie plnM-rs. lioeer. tlint slmrt and o;iire-lw "ontenee IinI utiotlirr
mranln;. They were "all in." every one uf them, mnl in) i'iie lu-situti'tl mi
the journey to the omnn-diini:
A korimiuiRP va held on I'rnnkliii 1'ield jeMerda) nftivnooii. Il "as
BUpiMiSPil to lie n short seriimnaRr. lint some one forgot to talte note nC the
time. Instm! of ininclinR for a brief ten minutes the husky aspirants for
the Heil and Wilt- eleven stuck on the jolt for more than one-hnlf hour and in
that time there wasn't nn idle moment It is doubtful if n lVim team eer
went throiiRh mii-Ii a strenuous irctice for .ii .rally in the season, but no one
complained nnd we are led to believe that it was a bic success.
"Why sliou'dn't e pie those luijs a little hard work?" asked Coach Hob
Folwr-11. after the tielil hail I u cleared. "Thej are bis:. Iiiisltj srny: thev
have n lot to learn, and thp onl xvaj to liiinil thetn soiiip Kitou-lr-tlgr is (lu-tiiijrli
thr mpdliim of slrenuons labor. Those boy. di ked up more football today
than In the two weeks they have been practlcins.
"Also, it must be remembered that the Raino of football is the mil thins
on their youthful mlniN at present. Collese doesn't open for another wet Is.
and now is the time to t them have the hard knocks. In a short time wo will
be cble to dispense with the.roush stuff and sirimm.iRc only a ouple of times
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la week it is my men ro i'i tne ihu.mts m i,ur nimmimi m ..m- ... . .....
weeks and then erndiiullj cut tltiwn the work. Ite-t results will lie ontaineu
In that mannei. for the bos will be able to save up everything foi the
faints."
B
III BILL nnr.Li:'lt.('K and Allie lir.. tin a-ninla.it ,.i. 7tr
nodded their hcadi tritely durii i Ih'n oration, slowing by aritun
( NO SERVAfsiTS TO Do
fN'f WORK - IM IMEcvRLV
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That Keep Comhos Iim -
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Hint thr' hrartilii aiji-rni ii ith rrrriitblnij I'nhrcU mill. Ml nf ihVi
provn thfj nre tvrj; tic niitinf roaches.
Fohvell Given Careful Instructions on Fundamentals
IjKOIIK Cap'n Hell la.ide that tnuehdov n there were lnrRe doinss on the
roft crassv Riidiron. The field, b the waj. is iu better shape than
ever before, due to the excellent work of Major Pickering and liU assistants
this summer. Plnjcrs fell all nrr the place, but not one complained of the
hard "round. It probbl is the best plnyini; Held in the tountrj.
For two hours and one-half the squad ran up and down this wonderful
irridlron. trying all kinds of stunts and iloinc some of them well. Only thirt-
fivp men were in uniform, but three time-, that number will be out everj day
after college opens.
Folwrll started the aflernoun's work with quick starting exercises He
lfned the squad on a Hue. had the men run live yards, return and do it all over
a"ain. Then he introduced a stunt whitli teaches the plajtr.s to hold the bull.
The backs lined .iv- and eich man, after receiving the ball from the center,
ran between two huski, linemen who tried to kimck the pigskin trmn his arms.
The runners suffered muili punishment, but held the leather oval.
After that c.une tackling and interfering. This was excellent eei.isc and
alzo an essential part of rhp training. The man with the ball, led by an
t interfcrcr, would start toward the tinkler and the object v as to jn.l the
defenitlve man down and out. The interfeieis tlid tiitir uoik well, which
fiieabs l'enu will pull off some me tuns in the games to (tune. Falling ou the
I ba.fl, tackling the dummy ami tunning down under kicks ended tlie pndiminurj
won..
Simplicity is the kej note at I'enn tnis euv. The tandidatcs are taught the
game from the ground up and no trifle is too small to be overlooked. Kwry
pririiary point is drilled into them, and when tlie time t omo. to embark on the
championship season every varsity man will be prepared. Alodern coaches
occasionally take too much for granted nnd overlook the l'linilaraeutals. I'olwi'll
il not doing this nnd lie v ill profit by it in the end.
.CAGE STARS MAY
: PLAY IN SCRANT
' Friedman and Sedran Reported
Signed With Upstaters Along
With Elmer Ripley
DAVE KERR HAS BIG OFFER FT.' b!
WOULD DEFEND DEMPSEY
FROM TITLE CONTENDERS
Fred Jordan ot After Henry
neiaht Crown Yet but
M ould Meet Those 11 ho
eeh to Dethrone Champ
MACKS
VETS AND
ll.u ri Ilo'igli alva.ts hiis lwen ii
g.irdcd ,ts the greiitcst b.isketbjill plnjci
lit I.OII.S II. JAKITO
lOHDAX. tiie same big iiinu
ixeil in IMiilailelphia dnriiig
thr 1!)1."i-ltl c'aniiaigii. is with us
ag.iin only he is a lot bigger, Weigh
iug W! poitiiils. .Ionian, who v.es anj
mdiiiai; gob then, appealed hi si ven
made an impression on the
boxing fratetmtj at that time. Nov,
"I.ittl Napoleon" may graduate to be
the best manager deeloped. When he ,rdan. who has won liis spurs as war
entered the Eastern. l.cagie as liiauuger, ,,,nt ,tlicer and duwiug .salary mi I ncl
tit' the Alleiitown club his Ihst moe Spin's niiM-oll as nn ordnance and tor
was to make a deal that looked bad.
He traded D.tve Keir. Marty Fried-
man and Harm.) Sedran to t'uuiden for
'several jilayers and u few of the former
.I.'ispor si.rs. It lookeil like v Uf, scoop
t x, for t'amden. lull evidently Hough was
on the inside, for now tlie news tomes
irom tin- i-ennstniiiita M.ue ,(mSiii.
; that I!
.inn ,i Srdran has signed to
M' H.EK'X t. tiw Inn bir,i due In Hit tern lumj uf
clcaaitarii fnnthall, su it co.'t tn t t.'iof would 7e 17 itooil syti 1,1
Iu folloic.
Bell Will Lead Powerful. Hard-Working Team
PENN has a husk.), hard-working football team this jeai and should do
, HOinething against itt rivals. The line, with I.ud Vra at center, Deiter
and Cliet Thomas, guards; Tituel and Little, tackles, and Heine and IJaj
Miller and Bud Hopper at cuds, looks pretty good, and the backtield with licrt
Bell, Hobcy Light, Danny McNiehol. I'.rumr. Stutiis, Itex M'ray, Silversteiu.
llarv'ey, Kills anil ISarritk is ull that tould be desired.
Lud 'Writ, of cour-e, is an eielleut centtr. He plays u seiintilic game,
tliat is, he kuows what to do and when to do it. lie l.ppps track of thp downs,
watches the ball, anil usiiaiiy is near the man when he is downed, t'het Thomas
has the makings of an ideal guard. He is big and fast anil knows how to
charge. Yestirdny In scrimmage lip broke up speial plays and did not allow
any baeks to sift through hia positiou. Deiter U a hard worker, but uon
has a tendency to play iiigh and also forgets to be aggressive. Hi-, charging
was veiy poor und should be eonectcd.
There was a youug man on me stiubs wlio will btar waicniiig. Hi, name
la" Frnuk, and he played tenter for it time last year. He was at guard
yesterday und hnntlled himself well. He is fill of light and probably will Le
given a chance ou the varsity.
L'ou Little probably is the berX tackle in the country, and' is a to.wr of
strength in the line. He doesn't seem very anxious to work at this time,
but will be u great hejp to the Uetl and IJlue when the season opens. Lou likes
to do his best in the actual battles instead of the rehearsals. Johnny Titzel
ts bound to iiupiove as soon as lluck AVbartou gets hold of him and will make
an ideal running mate for Little.
Heine Miller is in a clasn by himself at en(;. m !,; brother. Kay. is
running him a close second. Hay is n not -tempered person, puts his hpurt
and boul in his work and plays bard cery uiiiitite. Yesterday he threatened
to knock somebody's block stiff several times when he was tripped while going
down on punts, but that's just n minor incident on u football flelil. Hud
Hopper is laid up with it t hurley horse, but will be back in the game next werk.
Ilobei Light uud Uaiiny Mc.Mchol play well in the backtield, Hobev
being the better of the two. The veternn was sell- ted or, boeral All-American
teams iu l'lli and should be u line for stellar .iouors this yar.
petlto Buniier. is weighing several pounds
hut the itlil murk. He htands two
1 inches abtne the sK font mark.
I Having been 111 strict training since
I Inly 7. tinder the guidance of AiIkiii,
' Hyitn. .Ionian is in prime toudition to
get into the ling with uny heavyweight
in the woi Id et ept the champion. '
l'leilerit I; is npen for competition against
j ally one but .lack Dempscy. He isn t
'anxious to wn the heavyweight chain
pioushi)) et. antl while the contiucrei '
of .less Willuitl is idle. .ltTrdau is willlm;
to take up loi the titleholder. In other
woriN. I 'ml is open to meet the lust
I of the 1ic.i!p those anxious to mciM
WHS ' &J&R
IS PLAY MONDAY
1
manage the Seruiituu team: that rripil
man will plat guard und the other back
field player will be Klm.'h" Itipbt
Trenton Claimed Kipley
Kipley i 1. in nf the sii i.i tlie
tage game a pioilutt ol the l.'i-t lew
jctis turn (niisiuereti annum tin- real 1 I)(.nips..
tolilloti hei s Thiv Trt nlor. l!u,iern
League club had all .ml nurioiiui id his To uit Nil) .
signing with tli.' .lerspymen. Now tomes Jordan' .ill be "paid oil ' 011 Jan-! weight. With the tonsent of tlie uavv
the news that Dave Ken- has .m ,,ffer nan 1. Ilr'll. when the lieavi weilu I ...- : it...... ,...,. ',.
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TKEI) JOllDAN
St. .Louis Browns' Gamee Ad-.
1
anced So That Novel Con- i
test May Be Played
DOUBLE-HEADER TOMORROW
11 advancing the game scheduled for
next Monday with the St. Louis ltrowns
so as to have 11 double header for to-
I morrow at Hhibe 1'aik, t'oiinie Mack
opened the way for 11 clear day on
Monday and to till iu that date he in
tends to line up his legnlar stpiatl
'aguimt the new men who have re-
1 ported here for a work out.
Win Xoyes will twirl for the legiiluts
and Jim .inn, the hard hitting Tex'an,
for the recruits. Hurry Davis and l'utl
tly Livingston will give the decisions.
They are to kick oft at I! bells. The
liuc-up :
Old pliuers Hurras. Hi , Wilt -'Li n
tt If Jturns rf . , Httunlt. if ; Iluan, sa ,
Tl oinan, 8b. ; IVrKiim. t . oes. y
Ven plus its Hlsii, rf : Inyo. If Or
I II, 111.. U1h1i, tf . O.tlllltMtS. HS J.WulUt
l-.li l..tltec, -b. : StIs, e ; Ztnn t
SHOULD BE ERASED
FROM RECORD BOOKS
Babe Ruth Is Rightful Possessor of Home Run HbnorA
With 26 Circuit Clouts as Against 27
Made 35 Years Ago
IN Till-; KI'OKTMHIIT I1Y GKANTLAND RICK
foptrteht, 1U1D. All rlahu rencnetl.
Season's End
HVit cnilcd a transient vacation.
The forests ore tinted with ehiomc;
(looil-hy to the teiilc-nicay reaches
Ami had: to the asphalt and home.
I'nr leagues tchcrc the timber is sciiinl
Ami hupatlis, infrequent, arc met, ';
ll'r rnmblcd, and cons lehind us
1'iit urlan confusion and fret.
ll'r lathed in the Heaven's oirii.sunshin''
And slagged in the rain and the mud;
l'.arh daiciting nnd twilight hut strengthened
Thr lurc'of It all in our Hood.
UV't'p had to abandon our Eden
II Id far from the tccll-leaten track,
. .liirf heading once more for the ofTwo
Hare rloscd up our tumble-down shacl;.
llV're left all the trails to the fourfoot.
The woods to the partridge and hawk,
'I he iticams to the trout in his freedom
Decreed by the laics of AVie York,
The steeps of the hilltops eternal,
The depths of the valleys tec'tc iot;
.19'ii'n for " iwclvC'inonth protection
We've left to the watching of God.
LVHLIU .ILAX TA.XLUH,
TXTILLAUI)'S manager would like to arrange another battle -wlrli
VV Dempsey." And very likely the kaiser would like to get 0,000,000
Uetnuins on the western front. Hut Ae don't think he ever will.
What Is a Record?
WHAT is a record, anyway? Has it anything to do with changing times,
conditions, regulations or does it stand alone, regardless of everything?
Thirty-live years ago I'd Williamson hammered out twenty-seven homo
runs. He struck off twenty-five of these in u bull park where tlie outfield
was only .seventy-one yards from the home plate no more than the lencrth if
mi ordinary outlipltl fly. , (
No such conditions prevail today, for even the short I'hilly fence is more
' than stnenty yards away.
Kutli has innde his record in ball parks where in almost every instance
' the fence of stands is well beyond this seventy-yard range. Quite obviously,
i ho hasn't been competing under the same conditions that confronted Kd Wil
liamson.
Suppose some men had run 100 yards in nine seconds on a downhill truck 1
Would that stand' '
nVCK I'IUjIjMAS'H ucord of twenty-five lircuit explosions has
always
lions.
been held up n the, modern mark under changed condi-
Jn bi caking that record Jluth stands ai the Home Umi King.
IV KID fiLKASON could manipulate his pittdiing .stuff through HO games
ngainst Cleveland, Detroit, New Y'ork, lloston, etc., the probabilities ure
that lie will still be able to handle the manipulation that iuvohes only nine
games. i .
Five Years Ago
IN DUPINti out win hi seiics events we still recall u ceitain day ou the eve
of the Itoston-Athletic series of 1014. where .Stallings stood t(i and
announced Hint his chili would rush the Athletics off their feet and beat them
four straight games. "It is as certain as death," he concluded.
11 fi' MADE a hemic attempt to vUuali:e Collins, Mclnuis, Hairy,
Itaku, Svhanii, Bender and I'lank being rushed off their feci,
but (ouliin't turn the trick. Hut for all that, it is precisely what
happcindlhe lone Xational League victory in the last eight starts.
COMISKEY NAMES PRICES
World's Series Tickets In Chicago
I Will Range From $1.10 to $5.50
Chic.'iso. Sopt. 1'J. Charles A.Cumis
ko . owner of l!n Cliipairo AmrrimiK. i
irom iiLt-,-Itiirre mnl flint ( fii.ntcn t.iw fi. tib.n Mu ..of.t.m ; ,a !'..;.'' . :.u..ti.- :. ,....,..:.,,..i 1,1., ,.i..i. .. :n ...:..'
'will hate to bid as high to gel hiI.Statt- nitty. Then Kred. with I;,,,,, M "t"'1""' comse of boxing. 1 the AniPiicau League pennant, lie nil-
iseivices The offer is an . .., ei.tit.ual holding his pugilistic it-ins. will cuter' '-"".UB l''p war .Ionian did a lot l thorUeil the unnouueement today that
,one. :. ti. imti ,..i,.t ...s.li v,.vi...w i. '" boxing on voyages between the. States ,,,,l!cn(l..t, r., u-nt-i.i'a ri riL
time tentions of getting lulu the heavyweight """. ' '"1'- inereuy gaining inucli ex- im,id be accepted by muil. The reserva
. Will
I Di'htieil. a youngster, at .me
en De Neri ill th" Kastern t.e.triu
jump tent i on S"raut.in. and the other
player will lp Schiller, who saw f- ice
I. the "e i York Slate I.ejglle.
spotglaie. in the mcautime Jordan will V"f"c' . Hl!iI1' , row Uynn Me?eB tions will be tilled iu the order reeeited.
appear in ring matches. t wliiH...i..r '"!,"" ,ls lPrl or nuy one but itM.nl,tim,s wilI 1)0 ,iIllite(1 , fo.
poit the r S. S. Kansas happens to ,, " .TT,' , "V. '. !" '," 1 ',Pl1 rBady to, tickets to cad, applicant, and it will b
be -taiioned
.1 I'loiU of Vpplitanls
' Tl.e lopniiiig of the Aine.'.caii League
last evening lescmbled n shipyanl em
ploynieul agency. Only nineteen clubs
I Ml
ami
At the piesent time the I !
Kam.iN is tied up at League Island
probably will leniain here for sent.il
moutlis. Philadelphia busing fans will
in an uppearance for applications see youug Mr. Jordan, who is twenty -
after toiisidcring the inattt r. the si years of age. during eight years ami
our
ninvn !i t.. tl... ,. ..i.t ,.t i iitcK.is in ..ten applicant, hiiu ii win up
, , , , necessary to piircliuse tickets for three
Ihus. here we hue a l.eaj weight who . Rallirs. !llt so.lts ,m w,n f((l. s--0
does no. want to win the champion- Bran,Ullll(1 seats s:!.ll. pavilion seats
' ship tor the lime being. On the other .,., ,, , ,,,,.,,,. ii 1(, .,,.
hand, he is leady to defend the title -
tier from the liel
the
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l- -" ..t... yji i,.,,.ii.jiit:ia utltt
iffiteis tlpcitli'd to gite a hearing to all uine niontlis of which lie bus been untie
those iircs-it and learn just who they the wing of I'ntle Sam. in listic action'
Southampton to Play Stetson
Seats iu thp boxp.s and grundstanil ,
nre the only opes reserved lu advance.
I he aiinouucement said that all apnlicu
tions for reserved seats must be uccom
rppre enlcl ami tlie po.sibillties ot the
. applicants.
The old teams iepre-i ntttl were St.
I I'olumba. Yours Tiuly. S 1'. II. A..
i Wilbnr. Dobson. Yictrh and Hancock.
The newcomers were Iloo!:wood I'ro-
fessionals, Athletn llei re.ition ('enlre.
j Xnvier, (iirard Alumni. St. Jamert.
i Logan A. .. .Monnitpp. Struyers.
Krato- flub. i'-t riiilaililphia f. f .
. I.. II. I mm 1'iiterprisi f t'.
before the end of the mouth. ISyan has
been tlickcring with spicipI of the pio
nioteis in I'hiladelphlu. It is onlt n '
niatttr of getting nn opponent foi the
big boy when he vjll go to the post.
Jordan I'll Led by Kyan
When .lordnn first put on the mills
it was at Adam ltyan's gymnasium,
ami for thp sole purpose of pastime
Uyun saw in Fred a pioiuising hpaty
iAfa7ouriWTATr b " r""'' urAn or ,,,rtifie,1
1 1 . unci encleuvur lo taKo n fall1 out of the check and u sclf-addrcssed em elope,
Kepsliirtiin thampn. "Tom" Volz will be
nn thp oritur line for the Mnnttromirj tounly ' '
l.ij. ,tntl llcUee will ivlr. Thorn bom Millvllle Defeats VlnrlanH
.re both from tli northennern t.ctlon of. minviiie ucteais vineiana
I'lillmlrlphlR its ere mom of the nlniera on .Mllltllle. X. .1.. Sent 1!) Mlluill,. -uli
tlio h.iutlinmnton mm, Hoy Thomae will their nll-st.tr Itne-un nnitllv won it Kante
(l. 1)1 ml on "Tim ' Prlda'. auil llamr SIm from Vlnelf.ni! In Hia wmith .lAr.,v , l.,.r,
tnsoo as his hatter I ft.i In iirevlous sni.sons It wan nfflclnllj' in
W1"1-
HE l'enu n i.'ionfr, hoiei eei, is at iuartcrbcik. Beit Bell
ight not be the most urilliaul p'aijcr in thr world, but at
B1
cuufiinfl a frail, anil giving signals he hai no equal, I hare seen most
of the good ones and none can torch the Venn laptain. Bert is a
close student of the game, and works the wcakueirc of the opponents.
Jlc also inspires confiienie in his men, which proics he ii a good
leader,
liruner May Develop Into Another Mercer
liVSKU, at fullback;, has a chance to make it big name for himself. Not
Kiuce Hoi Mercer graduated ban l'enn had a good fullback, and Itruuer
looks as if he could step into Uoy's hIioph. He is fast, mint well with the
tall, hard to tackle and can lake lots uf punishment. In addition, he is the
hist punter on the squad, places his kicks accurately aud always geta good
distance Ife also can throw the forward pass, which makes him an ideal
Wonibtnatiou man. Whrn he plnys hack ou kick formation the other side does
sot know whether he is going to nin, punt or throw a forward pass.
However, Itruuer has one weakness which was apparent yesterday. He
U abvo'ittelj" worthless- iu the haekflrltl on offense when he is not carrying the
ball. He does not interfere uud when he gets into u man he has both arms
extended an if he luteudeil to embrace lilm.
,
J TH)' note '"' mutt be drilled iu interference and taugUI how to
i J-urc his feet to put a tackier o'lt of business.
Gridiron Headliners View Practice
lirTillfiltE were eeveral oliMlmr football marvels nt the practice. Y. W.
JX, l)li kens, coach of ChcHtui't Hill anil a great admirer of Fohvell, pjeked
UtS a inw poi'iti'f tl" ",fr hlelines, Hhorty O'prien, the Hwarlhmorc tar.
ireftrectl the irrliiiiimge unit ixxy jjivingp, tauer v.ooniDSf jod uorrcy,
fttytr. Orton and W, Fred Kurd also were present.
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