"f ft" fj w t-f "' t-r ' - EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER It, 1919 - 10 J PATMORAN'S INFIELD NEVER STOPS DEVELOPING IT WILL ST1LI KEEP ON GROH-ING IN WW -v-c-O " mmm Golf Champion Defeats Mrs. Vanderbeck and Now Is Per manent Possessor of Trophy DECISION IS THREE AND TWO Ity SANDY McNlHUCK Noble. V.I.. Oct 11. Mrs. Iloiultl IT. Barlow, woman's ku1 ciiniiiiilnii ot Philadelphia, I'nstcrn nml North and South titUholdcr, nddod line mote feather to her season's tuuniphs to dnj. She bent Mrs. Clarence II. Van deibcck in the finals for the rhsio llcUhellju Club at Huntingdon Vnllc.v, !1 and 2. TJim was the Merlon stai's third win, and phe is now entitled to the ( up. Mrs, Harlow lins been beaten only once this season and that vvai at the na tional by Mrs. VandeibccU. Airs. Vanderbeck was Midly off on hci approach chip shot's nml was not her usual brilliant stlf with her putter. 'Mils made ull the difference in the world, as a few breaks in her favor added lo n s.tcadj game put Mis. liar low light up tiiero nt all tiniis, ecu though Mrs. Vandeibcck outdroc her from neatly" ccry tec except the final hole. Mrs,. Harlow was all squnie again after Inning bedn thice down at the sixth. She won four of the next fic holes and wns finally one up at the lrventh. Mis. llnrlow wns out in J J to rt I," bj Mrs. Vnndcibick. The latter was due to n !J on the fifth hole, approximated Hhe was in the irctk nnd was plnjing six there wlnn she puked up Up to thnt hole and the ninth she was onb one over pin de s.pitc her tioubles with ha niT-hie. The cards: Mrs Out . Mrs Out .Mrs In Mrs In Harlow ... 1 r. 7 anderbeck 4 3 5 Barlow .. 3 1 x anderbeck .13 1 (1 4 4 0 513 The halved the fust hole pining ink in liar four. AIis. Vnnileiliei 1 ' emH in par four. Mis, Vnudeibeik laid her appioaih so close that Mrs JtarlQW conceded n bird on the sctond after phe herself was in the creik Mrs Vanderbeck was on the edge of the old tenth with her dmc and ucnrlj sank out jomping to tlnecs up again. She then began a serus of hard luck, failed n short putt on the seventh with Mrs. Harlow down from twent feet, again on the eighth, hit the limb of a tiec in going for the dog-leg ninth. Witb'iici spoon after n line drne she had to take n half at tin tenth whin bht had two' duo woods, laid a beautiful approach to the clecnth, but Mis. Bor lo whit the pin and then sank. The latter was then up for the first time On tho long sixteenth Mrs. Vandeibcck failed on a veiy short putt and it was all ovci. 300-MILE AUTO RACE OFF Cincinnati $30,000 Grind Postponed by Rain Until Tomorrow Cincinnati, Oct. 11. Hie :!00-inile world series automobile sweepstakes lace for .?.!0,000,, tit the Cincinnati speedway was postponed todaj, until tomoirow at 2 o'clock, on aicount of rain. Each Team Scores Seven Points llemliiBton, X. J., Oct 10 The rieiri Inffton Hlsh School football teim and tlio UernardsIIlo Hlsh .School eleen tied for 1 onors in tho Initial frame of tho Reason between tho clubs here, llernirdsllle ucorlnK teen In the first half and I lemlnctim secn in tho lis- period riemlnuton II S Bernards llle It 1 It Closson... . left end . .. .Crane Jlartln left tncklo . I Iddy Knower left iruard Sutton Horner . . . center . Monarch Henrj . rlfrht cuard . Cavanaugh Peters rlffht tacklo . . . Allen Clossnn . rlffht end . . Lhllds couthwlck .. nuirterbiclc , stiatltn JIahoncj . left hnlfhick erloelc ilrnwn .. rLght halfback 1 ields AIaier . . . fullback . bultei Touchdowns 1 ldd SniilhwItU Goals ltirktd l.ldcU. lliown Itefere. Parker tin rn flatni-r I.ines-iien llerkaw c-aiter Illinois Meets Purdue Ijifnette, Ind . Oct 11 With their con tinuance Irr the Biff Ten football race at stake Illinois nnd Purdue wilt clash on Stuart Held hero this afternoon in tho first of tho Biff Ten contests of the sea son Illinois, after a lonpr period of train hie Is eager for the fray and Turdue's HTldlrnn men ere In cood condition for he came Sir Thomas Cocky London. Oct 11 "When IntenlewM to day Sir Thomas I.lpton expressed himself as belns very Bansuine reuardlng- the chances of the Shamrock IV In the race for the America's Cup next'jear. It Is his Intention to fit oul hli -3 meter cutter feharn rock and eenl It across the Atlantic ocean lth a full raelnff crew to act as a trial horse for tho challenger. Frank Clark Knocked Out Again IJaHImore, Oct 11 Frankle Rice Haiti more knocked out Trankle Clark of Phila delphia, in the fifth round of a scheduled ten round bout last nfsht Soccer Games Boohed for This Afternoon AIT.IKD T.E.10IJK J-lrst Division I'nrrell Uoiers &, undrer. ?" West Pnn strfft MufOHo Mnniifncturinit Company vs. Moir-rliilen-Stiore. Marcus Hook. Mnrt.hn.il I!. Smith s. Rim Milti. Tenth ami llutlrr Btreets, m ork Hlih s (lermantoun Hoya' ritih lllue. 'Vork Sliil Mlltiffe. 61aurestcr. . .1 Puritan ts Dnbsnni Sfrnnd nml i Ipiirtleltl streets. Seeona Dulsloii St. I eof s. Somerset. fcti( rnml and I limit street. dermuntoMn Hots (lull Slutmroeks is, Nm nrU Ship. Mi.nollu unit Lhellen mr nues. (olIliiRsunDil is. Wanderers' ltesores, Mnsher hi ret I nml Adims Itoail Kensinclan C. ('. l. I'urltun llesenes. II and (leurlleld streets Miilfeiiden-shure Ur.ere ts ralrhlll, CnrdliiEtnu. Third nhlahin cteruns th. Abeenslnn. II nnd Ontario streets. John llroinle) th St Ciirthngn Juniors, HnrrOHBute. street und Mretnun lune (Inter ( luh s. l'ninrUillle. I Itlh and Weitinorrlnnd streets !unk.er I urei ih. dermnntown llo' riuh Mi tors, Thlrtj-llrst street nnd Alilinllsrnrd rnnd. rourth llltlslon (ermanlnnu IIojh' (luh ImltniiH ts nsoru, Hftj -ninth street und Wlllnng ae- IH.ston Junlom 11, Ilrldesliurt; luntnrs, hlntn roud nnd Unriih streets -.Melon II. (1, th. Linden Mill... Mneleenth and llromt streets Ht. Cariliasa s. ht. eroDlen. nlit-srionil street and Cedar nieniie, hpeelal Phlston Disston 19. Veteran I'. C. Sliite road mid l.nruh streets. (olonlul ts. Tanudale. 4701) tlaiuj ave nue. Ilrlslol ts. IJiijmooiI ('. (., Mneleenth street nnd lluntlnir Turk inrnue. Kt. John's ('. ('. is. Ilrdleivlllr. Ortlilo nnd Almond street.. he-union ('. (J is ulUllj I'. I',. Torres, dale- nieniie nnd llrldcp streets. ItliiEsesslni; Jtee n. KonhnrniiKli. 1 Iflisth ktrret nnd Chester inenue. ti.im (imcs Merlon O. 0. T0. 1'utnam Juniors, Unver ford, I'a. HaTrford Sehool t, M'e.tton School, (iWcsMWBf f w2?'- s WINS HKTIU'LI. N 01 P Mrs. Jt.II. Itnrlow defeated Mrs. ('. II. V.uulerlxck todtv In the final round for the. Itriilirlljn golf trophy at (ho Huntingdon Vnlli.v Country Club Schedule for -Today on Collegiate Gridirons I'enn vs. Dclnnni'e. nt llilil. I'runklln Pitt ts. West Mriclnln, ot I'ltlshuritli. 1'rlnceton vs. T.nMtrltr, nt rrlntrton. Idle vn, .North (arolln.i, nt New llnvcn , Dartmouth vs. Massachusetts Verles, nt Hanover, N. H. Harvard vs. flhj-, nt Cnmhrlditr. (nruellvs Wllllnris, at Ithuri Vrmr is. Sirnruse. nt Mont Point. ohrntcis llrnnn, nt lliinil ton, N T. Nnvj vs. lohus Honklns, nt Annapolis. Jipprirln Tech vs. Lleiuson, nt Vtlmtii. I-ehlith in. ItulBers, nt Ilctlilclieni. Mvnrtlimnrc l. IV XI. C. nt ( hestcr. Ilillerford vs. Stevens, nt Ilalinkrn. I'enn Mute vs. llucunell, nt tntB Lollpjrp. Dickinson vs. Crslnus. nt Cnlle sr vllle. Muhlenberg- vs. I ehnnon x nlles , nt l Icntnun. Mllunovn n St. Joseph's, nt x llln novn. .etty,liirc is. Western Mnrjlnnd. nt Westminster, Aid. ' W. mill J vs. Larncele Teeh. nt Washington, I'n. OrarErtonn. is West. X IrcInK Wes lejnn, nt Wnsliliietmi. loMwllVe" "' M'",a,", s,,", "t Char. vv. and I., vs. Div-hlsan, ton. nt Irfxlnjr- VINHflMF PI flYQ fll MPV VIIV.OUIVIC rLMTil ULNtY After Two Victories Zlegler's Eleven Appears in First Fray Here Ous Xieglei's Vincomo footbnll team pl.ns its lust game in Philadelphia this afternoon, on Tabor Piehl, lorl; mad and Olticx niciiue. with Olncj foi opponents It will maik the third game this season for the ex collegians Thus far Vincome has dcfcitcd Penu Mlvmna Militan Academy nnd Pitmnn, claimants of the South .loisoi irml t,n. Neither team rnme within 2i xards of incomes goal. Tho game this aftei noon is scheduled foi .'! o'c Inclt. The newest man to show foim in the oacKiieici is urant Wlieelci, nt (iinitci back. Wheeler seeinl ears ago pl.ned Wltll NortllCnSt Itlirll mill una n nnmli. date for the Pcnn xaisit, but owing to ii ii-iimi-uiuy ns unaoic to piax. Other new men who will piobabh nppen in the Vincome line-up ait Ilitdicock, end, nnd .Inik Smith, tackle Coach Kramer, the Olnev tutor, claims his team is in shape and Aputs a uctorj. J.ine-up: Mco Swsrtr Ilirdsnll Knmmerer J otlia Heed . Tailor 1 e ister ivlnnej Smith Brvlthaupt ltitehcocU IVhetner Stephens T In1 up left end left tackle left cuard . .. nnler riffht ,uarl rii,ht ncl lo rlkht end ciuarterbnck left halfback oiMir Hi" ts. . Bowker Bow lo . () Tries Norgnrd Itonawltz Jtemnn lloltowai . llleklej l't n v J 1 nele ADernaitnv riftht hnlthack Jl I.nKlo . fullback . Anderson Oualt . llnes . Iteddlna lltferto I.l Muhlenbprff Umpire periods Jackson Mississippi lwele minutes iimo ot GARNET MEETS P. M. C. Military Cadets Clash With Swarth more Eleven at Chester llicsler. I'.i., OU. 31 -Swaithmoie imitsthe I'ennsvUania Militan (.'nih ts toda on the Kiuliroti. AUIioukIi weak i ned by the loss of White, 1'nip and TjOiib through lnjuues, the Gainet tcum brought a strong squad. The cadets .ue confident of liUorj. The outcome of todn's game is expected to en lighten Swailhmore on her piospccts for next Satuidaj's gnme with I'enn. liinc-un : swarthmoro r v c hawshle T rled . . Crow I loyd . miilllnd I OLden left enl T itrkln , 1 Valentino left tackle left guard center . . .right uuard rUht tackle risht ind . quarlerlnck left halfback right halfback. Cornell Conines MrOlnoey Kemp . Schneider , Asplundh Stow . . . . Itichards ,. Henry . . . Spholes I ool Seltzer . Cantuzano Carter juurmcK Official Referee, Wight Hates CoUei,Q umplro Williams. Pennsyhanln, linesman lyier, i-rinteton FRANKFORD A. A. PLAYS Fast Eleven Meets Parkslde Club, of Camden, This Afternoon Fmnkford A. . will line up nsaiuat the strong l'aihsnlu Club, of Camden, on Comuuuiitj Titld, Wakoliue untl I.argo stitcts, Ftankford, nt I" o.'eloek this afteiiioon. Piaukfoid goes Into the game minus the seniles of "Hob" Uemrnej, the Veiling niinrtirback, lio suffered a tiactinril lib In the game against Oluoj last Saturdnj, whkh was won bj Kiaukfoid.b n 50 to 0 scoie. Montz will take Uunmej's place ut,nuaiter 'ihc icst of the team came through Inst woek s game without serious In Jim. U.UC Alellow . tnnkln n.wl inntnirt nf the team (hue jtars ago, lias a broken hand, the leMilt of u stiff proctitis itiimmiiBf. hut will gtt iu the game thin afternoon. I'arkside tomes with a good repu tation, having some of the toremost Ktiditon stats in South Jcrstj, but (oith I.ddie Hill's ptoteges txpect to dispose of the Cnmdcultes bj a com tollable margin. MIWIQ Philadelphia. Musical Academy (icrninntoivii llranch 30 East Walnut Lane Catalogue, 33d Season. Gtn 383.' JOSKl'll W. LiaitKP. Ilr.. EDITH WALTON HAMLIN Specialist for 1'luiio Teachers IfiOo Master Ht. Mi. 1-onlnr 7300 W, Leefson-Hille 35Tog Maurltz Iefson. I'retltlent AL.I, DllANCHES OP StuaiO PUDLIO HC1IOOL, MUSIC EUl'SltVISION 1524 2(1 Chestnut Ht., Phlluaelphlii nnysrn nun dinci. "on'k "tSiii. i. Phila. Conservatory yfa'at. ""7"1"" jt nnan. 11 van Ohii i.nvt i L Sobelman ''""KA1" Advanced Violin InMrnctlun. circular. I ' 1630 Walnut Ht , J'hlla. I Carnegls Itall N V Wtdnesdays 1 Ann a lTfi"innmtrvli Mlilit blnalnc ...... ...-..ub.t 1H8S Walnnffit. Eddie Styles Loses to Musclc-vs.-Drains Golfer Washington, Oct. 11. TMille Stvles. of Old Aork lionet Country Club, Philadelphia, finished runner up to Mnshnll Wh'tlntrh, ot AVash ington, in the two dnvs 71!-liolo medal plnj nt rhe Chase Country Club for the District of Columbia ehnmploiishlp wbbli was loneluded yesterday. Whitlnteh, who once wiote an aiticle on Ills belief of the Mipi lioiitv of muscle to mind in golf. gne a practical dimnnstrition of his tlicorv h turning in a Mori of '!0."i KInIis'h score wns Illl! The Do Seha Hajbun ('up, emblem of this championship, will be retained bv the Columbia Counttv Club until won by a member of nnothei oi gatiiatlon. HOLMESBURG ELEVEN TO OPPOSE HOBART Norman McKissick, Former Gar net Quarter, to Play With and Coach Eaves's Team The Ilolmesburg footbnll eleven faces n l.nnl Tironnsltloii when it Hurts the crack Hobart Club on the lloluicburg el oil nds toinouow nfternomi Coach Knis ienli7cs that the subiirhnnites will hne to display good foothill to triumph over the West Pliilndelplimns Holmcsmiig nan nn easy ume m it ui rnllm.? mi n nl-0 scoie on Germnntown last week, and nt the same time Hobart ninfml Hio raid: Mount IIolli ncure rntinn nt Mount Ilolh Tnir Giound and won by to 0. llolmesliurit HolmesbnrB Uouthart ue s. ' Mcl'ra'ne '. xrKis.iek Kna ur ' .Diamond . . Caskey - The line-up: Hobart , Skes leit run . left tackle left crunrd center rluht truard rlpht tackle , , rlffht end . nuarterbnrk left hlltbnck rlht halfback . fullback 1 erbold X ebber W'rlsht Oolrtwln U I'lerson T I.ftan II Hgan 1" Tlerson Brenlnffcr Duthle , . VAI C CYPCPTQ TIIQQI F TALt tArtO I i J U5J5LC Ells Braced for Heavy Work Against . .l. r. ii, -r u North Carolina Today New Hax en, Conn., Oct 11. Ynlo in plnmg North Cnioliun toda expects a hard tussle for nn enrh -season g-ime, although confident of winning. lieiiei- iiuuuiiiJK ul mi- uuii inn. mmu . 1. ..,.... in... 1 ,.ln. I.if, lu nvnoptf.it itf X flirt in vi-i 1111 ii iiiu.i iiih .. tv-.'v.vw - - .b under direction of Captain Pallilinn. who will he in his first game of the sea son Ihc liucup Tale Holnhart Hilll . coata ( allahan . Gilt , ... Walker .. . Allen X aKurhe Don V oIIcb . Aldrich I rench Vorth Carolina Iff end . Onton .loft tacklo .. Orant left guard .... Orlmei center . Hlount . rltht tuard Ifardpn risht tackle llarrelt right end . Cockrane quartrbick ... 1 harr left halfback ... Cnlman right hilfbick Fearlnston , . fullback . fepaugh Officials V eree D l Pulta Green tlold Judire Laneford, Trinity, ref lJroun umpire L H DISSTONJfS. BACHARACH McKenty to Hurl Against ''Cannon Ball" Redding In Deciding Tilt After plajiug thiec baseball games to a deadlock, the Disston club nnd Bacharaoh Giant will clash tills after noon nt Shibe Park in tho final pamc of tho season. In two of the three previous encountcis the result was 2-li, and in the li&t clash 0-0 was the moio. On that occasion 'Tnnnon Hall" lteddinff Aas on the mound nnd ho held tlio Saw makers to a hiurIc hit. 'Kube" McKcntj allowed the shote liojs only two, and this pair will asnin be pitted against each other. MauaRci Dick Seeds will hac Ins btronscst line-up on hand for tho occasion. The bntting order: BACHAR CH roles cf hhlvely, cf ITsnd 2b I lovil 2b Taylor lb Hutchinson, 3b Itrou n If ftandtop c. Redding p torsp If Hayes. 8. stapti lb Castor, cf Meld rf lalor Jb Walker -U Males " McKenty p EDUCATIONAL tloth Sexea SCHOOL OF COMMERCE (35th Year) New sections beginning October 16 are being organized in the following courses: Accounting (C. P. A.) Advertising Auditing Business and Sales Correspond ence Coneyancing C. I A. Problems Corporation Finance Cost Accounting Iiookkeeping Commercial English (Intensive Course) Office Training Course These opportunities are offered to those who could not enter the first week of Oc tober on account of the lack of facilities. Application for admission must be made at once. TEMPLE UNIVERSITY Broad Street Below Berks, Philadelphia Strayer's Business College Philadelphia'! 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'iaj' production, Educational urraun, Publlo Performances of Pup Idf iIat..ss.s-'T It. 8. 1STH ST, B00IO.KT. . nrauvn fi PITT IS READY FORM. GAME Meet for First Time Since War I in Today's Football Feature at Pittsburgh ROBERT MAXWELL REFEREE PlltslMirch Met riu ken lliirman . Hoik! stein MrLenn .. Mervis . I wlni; Drlinrt (( nut.) Dinles Hustings West Vlrclnli . li.fl nil .. . Mill. .. Irt ... Kn lllllev Xle lie ... llnrrlrk ,. . II icer lewis hlne (( npt i I enl Itmlgers left tnckle left irunrd . eenter rlltlit truant rltlit tnekle rleht end' nunrterbnek left hnirbnek rlcht liiirtmek Iorrow ruuiMirk lirrtrluls llnfri... ltnhert . Hutu Su-nrtlitnere, Hmnlre. Wnller lkerilj C hieiiKO! henit linesniiin, I. W. Xlerrlnnn, (ieueii. Uj ROni'KT W. JUWVI1M, Siorls IUnr l.renlnir I'ulillo leilcer Piltsburgli. Oct. 11. Locrsot fool- hnll gi t tlicir lirt chance this aftei noon to si?e nn for tliemsehcs (,len Warnei's 1011) football marhini , ns il lines up against the stiong luiskv A est '?'"" mountaineers at lollies 1 ieU) l'lithusinsni such ns that of tod n has not reigmd here before on the Reason s opciiiiig dnv and wns vcr much in p i ih nee as the faithful dans begin lo wend their wuytoward the field fin tin bnttli Indications pointed to n ionl welcome Jor the Punthers anil tin u welcome Jor the Panthers anil tin i '"Ucli-touted opponents from tin wild of Wist Vnciniu. The Pitt's present their sdongest pussiuin ironr. tociny ami are out to slmw tin u followers that they arc still cap nble of putting up n fine nrtuli of fnotlinll, ccn if they are not geneialh """'"-d with being so stiong as tit tin Inst M lth Jim Morrow m the Mm up "l fllllua(-1. d Ull J Am "Urls up 1'nrmtly lccoxeicd nml in good plnsu il condition, tho Panthers will prieitt a "ul,ch Wronger front ngnlnst tho in . tin is from Morgnntown than they did agninst Oenea a week aco. 1,IC 1M linc ranv ,10t bo tllu K" it ,t in historj. but with Stem it enter, Mel.ian nnd llond nt the guards, Mcrws '"" iitrmnn at tlio tncklcs, ami i:mg ""' Ml- intken nt the ends, it looks ilK( a !mr(I lu0p0aitlon t(, lllKk -mim. and the Mountaineers will not find it ciumbling easily, Pitt's "thing squndion" will be in nction behind the line, with t'npttiu iLiiuri, ut quaricrmic-K, loiu iaus ami 1 U.iji IT.n,l.... n4- 1.A l.nl. 1 (.. .unit., i iiii iiii: iii. iiii- unit I'm. iiiiii 1 1 it I Monow nt fullback. What mote rould be asked foi V Pitt followers nie eonii beabUdfoi? Pitt foltowcrs aio innti "dpiittlinf this qunitct will do soniPthnu out of tho ordinnn, and tlu aie not likih to be disipnointtd. lth in. N. Y Oct. n Coinell hnil an old stole to settle in its ronton with Williams here today. The I'm pie team upsit Corntll when tliev met In 1!)1T, 1 1 to 10. The opposing captains, Slmcrirk, of Cornell, and Ilovnton, tho Willi uns' star, whose pmying featuieil the contest two oars ago, were in the lino up agim today. Hamilton. N. . Oct. 11 Hundred, nf Colgate giaduntps in uttemlincp at the lontenaiv tcrcise. of the tollce turned out todaj to witness the ginliron contest with Hi own 'the game wns the sith betwiui the two elevens, Columbus, ()., Oct. 11. Ohio foot ball interests tociny eenttrod in tho game nt Oheilin botwteii Oberlin nnd Ohio Weslcjnii. Itotli teams were snid to be in fust-tlass shape and a lively battle vns expected Ohio State was to meet the University ot Cincinnati on Ohio field hoie It was the lust scheduled game betwton the two schools in seven juirs Ohio State was cxpttted to be an easj winner Othei contists m Ohio today were Ohio Umvoisitj nt Alston. Minim nt Case Kinvon nt Wittcnbeig. Muskingum nt Heidelberg, ("toigetown nt Marietta. Haldwin l Wallace at Wooster and Otterbcin at Denison. Annapolis, Mil., Oct. 11. Navv ex ppcts an easy victory over Johns Hop kins tins afternoon. Coach Dobie plans lo use n dozen or more batks who an trving for regulai positions on the team Itotli Sexed Credits and Collections Industrial Management and Dis tribution Interstate Commerce and Traffic Markets nnd Prices Money and Hanking Ileal Cstate Law Realty Hrokerage .Salesmanship and j Preparatory, Accounting j Reporting Secretarial Studies rieaso send ms (free) circular and personal advice about coursa marked. Street City State j $4 JNltrht .Srhnnl NOW ul'ti. fA,.SIhffiIf!ffi,lKSSl,asf1 IAI.MKH S(lQ()..in H.Kiu Ht. monlk I , nrvnimiw . , ; ..... .... r .iiLvX.' .V' eult .would be pleased . . " "c.?a?l0..V.r.8ncn. I-ng-llsh conversation tonnc VomenniJpi7) " New Century Guild ,30' '-""'"t t wrv T,srw!s& c,,-srsiKCr Peall '-IVAUOUY. AH In.tTuraTnt. 330t n HWclSmTVS lna"n g?.ugA. ajji fri 'g0 Molina- men and lines WALTER PFEiFTER" 3HtX,,,y.,2?U5.?..ANp INSTRCOTOB I - - . ii. a. -"" 7T .-' liinillllUIIIK I I wiiSwi7i,pStffii'iif i7,i1,yj rhlU' flumm.r'a ' ,..--,,.-, - ..- ... wdciuui cjt. rnoaav National Leaeue for Wnm.n r:. (lerinantnwn Itrnnrli nno Vi..i,.v' f rK-i -i ri "-.;;' i "fiirii (f I I- c :.. VlM ,,e :" '.WTOtlonn & f $mzk iff S V",8H $imm , 5 m IM'IAW KL l.i:l)I.K Mis I'll! Stew ut leads the Dili- w.tro ColliRe foothill tiain .iK.iiust I'enn this .ifteinoou on I'i'iiililin 1 uld . ' D T?l,, 1111 S LllCvCll Meets Delaware rnntliiueil 1 rem race One worst Knocks, and those he dins net he tnl.es mhIIhi Hut to pet Intk to Iho indicnl . . . . . ... fhauges. In 1 cine s pn(, tit light em l "lU. 1",.I?' Hoppei. the slnlwait and I n l, n.c, iih i. ,!Jct w,nff uT u"f f.f Su,hC' Wl11 la fm ll", ot Ul UI1(-'' ivtn i iiivi 'H I slllp Of "ilajmril nt 1 .itlile Then in the t.ukh positions 1'uin will have I'ddio Miv until and I.ou Little. This will bo tin hrst .rninc this season in vvbitli Mnviuid has stirttd. He takes .Tobiinj Titil'h btrtb Thcst two tntklcs nie about tho best tint can be found in this football univeise. Thcic will be two new plnjeis, that is, ikii this j i u, nr tne ginnl posi needed to pilth up their fatnl expres sions, ft Ilcrt the Hell will do Iho ciutcring in the pilot's lookout, llert will be ispethllj valuable todav in whipping rH u. j ts 3DC hnni lint li- i Inn ntnl I tn ill. ttiil till ,.V V ...i Vv. V, , ,V. , ui i ,,( ,,, ' "'P1'1 mis niinoiinced mat Mcraughan tions. Hume ol mv plajc's aro going , ano next to l.uiMN i iv who will be it i i in (1 Ulp u(KlnK u1i(. . ls , tllc to pu omc sllrpnsos. ' r, i i .i rn . ... ...,i ii.i iv!i. (sni'ic. iiiiii whim no ii-uius, me unoting iieinwiirc lias n vtr.v ngin eleven, nut, t.iiie up I plant tail I horn is and Ileib Hoilt r, wlU ,. ,int l) Captain Hill J-ttvvuit, nttordmg to Shiplev, spied is npkntv Ami ivvbo retontlv got then s.gn.ls twistid tbo.ent.i. . . It is said that the Itlue nnd Cold aver- !'"; and ran uadlong into each other, with len the punt sign il is out. Stewart ages ttn pounds hss than V. M. (J. oK", I the ltslllt that It tew stltellts Were ill m In n liml.lulil nost nni nun nf rsp?,. HOT OFF THE GRIDIRON Artie pntrri thrt North Carolina name tri daj with its pmhUm nf sprodtntr up tht bnckfloM ntilt unnUn Tho Mjiolt- v k Ins hrvn dr itf 1 fi rntrltncntlne? with lif (errnt c o ntiituitintiH and vtstpriluv b l t k reld tJ f fifth that luin ln in u tlon tM--netk, win Bt-irt to h Tlie flrwl tnurhoi were Impart M b tho com hi ji,,tnh f the Arm v It n -.1 I h fnces Sjrrrui( h re on tho gridiron t , d ly Thpro wan a lonff liorlod of priictu ' hut no much wnk the Armi montori f ir lnr to i!rln tin men hfird on tho f of whit proml.-. to hi tho flrj-t ronl t m ttst for th i a li if Tho upstuttr'- an rnportod to h. itrnnp nnd rm cxi i rt 1 t ntato a hard, biuin u ith tlin soldlrri Not nntitlmllnic n it-ry hird dn work todnv whtn th t cdlii Collouo tenm will pla tho -.arslt, in thp stadium ihr liar ' vard cofidirs worhid th squad much hnrlor than uiual for th ila trnro patno Tht roffulars nnl tht itrtnt? of tlftotn sul itttut h wound up their practl o ulth the linrdiMt oort of football i on-lhlo Ithout tackllm? and throwing and the plars wlipn thj catno off thn flcl 1 wtrn In no moot to do tinMnlntf oxrept walk to the aho-r- rotlouIiiK thi- hlinit nlfcnnl pnrtlro Pstor dav on March I lei 1 t och J)r lock -uth ortand announoMl tho lineup for tho lrlncc ion pimp at l'rlim ton to 1 u 1 ho to am will take tho 11, Id us follow I "ft end Ilummpl loft tmklp Ulllttm' left marrl Wolhort. crtitcr Urown rli,ht f,unrd Srhwtth rlht taoklo Hpdnor rlcJit pnd Dumoo nuirtorhaik mnpl loft halfback Uhceka rlht halfback. JIauser I PrincptonV flrit trst of tho r-oanon -will b tho I.afaettn K'amt todaj The IIiRtonlnrn aro Lomlntr to l'rlnr-ton m a Ppecl il train and art. brimful of confidence Contendlnc acalnit intur whlrti iiaa .t rondod th!-. woek on the Harard football icain v-uicii i isner is RiariitDs an oloen j talnt ( oil indny with hcviral than from that which opposed Itnilon roltoffo latt si turdn ( ai tain Murra quartprbiclt thi Philadelphia bm nnl Kuno of tho lino, iro imonK tho mlslnt Conch Al Slian'Pi mentor of the Talo foothill r lei on whh undocldpd ufttr ottr Ai s prni tiro what lineup he woull uo toda nplnst North Cirnllno Tho coach fs undecided whether In Phoul 1 uj- Thorno Murph and Jltrbert Ktrnplon cilted thp ppoed bick or another pair 1pj,i utoedv tut pool orfensHo pliiors of tho lln buck inj? a!et wrjuad !? ill let for tht irnnp wiih y .nv, mors hero tnd Th- onl trmMei o.in.-.-j L.Ji i1!!?1"11 Xe,,trt,'- was luntltm iini slginl running ,, , ., , , ,J! U'liu1" or,le'r Bimp with Ifnnsl Mnla jniltirj College at Cho-nor todaj the new- en iibination into running order Tard I'enrce, (be dashing, tumbling, boiniong lmlflmck who umde Mirh nn impressiim on footbnll fnns Inst Hntur Iav in the I' JI c engagement, will be one of the halflncks for the Ited and Iitn Den will be his rimmnir mate. I'unce plnvod with (be I'mn fiosh nicn two jiais ago and dul the iiuur tt backing foi the vein lings l.ust -.(n-son he was pilot on h Dickson's N'nvv nul linin II. is n biilliunt ofTtnsive pavoi. He will tike Holipv Light's plate. Hobev is out with a soic thumb nnd n cut lip The fulllm I post will be taken care ..I.- ...ii ii ot tn lints Hume the punting, piovubd there is punting to do. In this depnithunt. Hots did buvt much to worn nnout Inst Kntnr- dav. Center Ma Punt Speaking of minting, the snoelntors are likelv to sec it stinnge bit of plav on the p ut of Delaware todav Coach co lo n tint klit il nost the liackheld men will do the passing. It virv seldom linnnens that the oentei rush on u footbnll Mpincf is called upon I to do the kicking. j I In regnid to this thnp Stewart, re- ' inn.. eif.mi .iriii f- . a .... ...... . on Patterson lien todi and from a 1 at h i'.nn state eiA",, T,l4Zx t pi (ounts this contist shouii mn.t no little 'ii;iiicen jiais oltl, n senior and Inst Robb dlreetlniT the team and with r "arh 1 ""?u,lt ".', at nn""n W'.J'" th' ;rPr.l' , .u"i w.is cnptniu of the track team -H ti -n. 1 t TTTT 1 doMUpinK a uooA ofTon-ilM h)s h f. nwo , rJi" "rtKer M tackle . , , Dunlap The Tnins-tltanl'i M rnri rrtiin ,.-.i.n I n, .!- iocif i..D wi,.u. i t lleroif left trunrd Vk.-i.r Kasn ' Yesterday's Results and the Schedule for Today 1 III) I'll T.I. I fnlnil llltli, 40i Wllmlnelnn lllitli 0 llilfrrfnril sfhool 2li I nlrnpnl, 0 M, I nkf's School, 3D Mrst I'hll lilrlptiln (nl hullo llliih o l.rrfiiiint'iMii I rlrnds. 11 ( heslntit Hill, 0 Itiiilimr lllcli, IK ( hrllmtitin lllt.li 0 irhy lllsli IOi (Icrmiiritown Vtadcmr. IS. 1rrilinrln-l.ilstlnn Illcli 111 ( oiclstlllr Midi, I), I rli-iulV (rntril. in thl'ietim llleli. U l firriiutiitnuu High l ( utlinllr Illrth 0 1 I nnailimnn lllch II Itlillt-s, 1'nrk HIkIi ii lliifhhm llrlthts IIIeIi 1! lliiminontnn lllch 0 t oltincsHonil HUh 2(li Moftrsstown HUh, inim r.Mi s IDOTim i, Mnlll lllch ill Mlillillf (lit IIUli lpiifinili IIIIII ir lit MfMHltmrv llhrh suurthinorf I'rre lit llorilfnlfiMn M Vi,.,!, lllilfi,.!. I r.l.l.. Iflt.l. i, 1 ..-In.. Illfrl. iip Mrrtnii nt NiirthniKt iileh lo u m uVluWrLt-tiur"Tu "lu1s ii fiinux n tin iin nit-mi n i r iiiin i m st h. .fit li.l. fii.iie.l mil In n 1 It Ijyl ,.li ti , i ut ii m mstrr rall tniuh Mir r is un (1 Hln 1 al nut thp b itlh nrrn i ( thf llitnii t affilnst I l but npr Indl iitinn pnlnlp I U Stlituhlpr Mnjlni; qu trti rhin It I Aspluntlh fulllm k ulth yt n nnd l itrtfr at the hslfhaik positions 1 hp Mwurthmort tpfini and studpnts vlll mlei thp trip lo e luster in special cars llphlml rln,iil Rates npa n li"t niiiht 1 ehlith put on the llnlshlnu tout hps for tlu (onttst ulth Hulcers loda This will be , onn of In hlu kamps In the I ast t nnh 1 Kead jesterdaj i,ae his nun onls tho UMlt st lllnl ot work Tht sriuad was tut di n to tuintt two men ernl thankts srp in prospert foi tin rontest llidhani Is slatf-d ti rcl laro e.nldmun at rpnl'r and Suedo Tohnson will llkilj tnkp the plnr of Klllo llooth at tackh It Is also i rohihlp I thit Quartertiatlc Hole will Ree Into the Mirm he hilnK recoverfd frm his Injuries V blir smoker Iho first of the season took 1 lare last cenlnff lTrslnus meets Its old rival Dickinson hict, i ,.nrh Mittorlimr . lmi oi fnc f .!. r-i.nm .ir. .. rniimto i uhur . Urooks nr Newott t-nds rmirnnn and I Hope tncl los UndlKo and Stiuffer turiN . with ttldpr nt ( enter oodn at fullback Captain Usht nnd lroo hlvp hikI lorn ' Jtlchardi nuarterbi k ltt nlone tij lo innke nnj tackles. llnrmor Ilol.iu.irn Slnr l'rcd Harniei, the I'hiladclphia bov I who used to spuiit foi tlie ('eimantowu i Iiovs' ( Iub, is the etnr of the Dtla ware eleven, but he tuns not be abb to stmt. Howovei. It is lit lit veil tb.it he will get into the i iigagciutnt at halfback 7 f'onili Shiplev nnd his Delaware squad ntrivitl in town this iiioimiii: and. al- thnuirh (ho llliio unci Cold tutor unnlil "ot ninUc uiiv pudittious, he stnttd l emphiititallj that I'tim would not toll up n high store ou Ins pupils. ports from Ddnvv.ue have it that he is I V ,7V.. "T''11 for.. M""10'"- Melnberit lor . ir. , t , . . I. IIr. "' . lower Merlon, lloor for Parke n gieat tkfdisive plnjet. Let it be I'urrliiK for Kiln itrlrk.,I01natrlek for rur' hoped that be is. Ue mis n tough as- Til'IS' 1',",. '7. ""I'liid SSrFSSS&SPt Mgiiinent to take tare or l.uil 1 raj ui.,;i . ', '""r """. iibwh. i. itefere. "The team is much btionger than impiovcmcnt in the soldiers' play durJ it wns against I'miiklm nml MaishallMug the wtek, tbev saj, ought to net last Sattudaj." lie said, "und 1 look ' them the victory. The tin-staters, how. i loi mv bojs to put up n great fight. although I am not making nnv prcdie- Young Jake Schaefer Stars New ork. Oct 11 Vounft- Jako S hlefer defeated lbert tutler Irr two IK J balkllne 1 llllard mitches nt taurlco Daly'c Acad emy yesterdaj afternoon and last night new voaK THE CHARM of Hotel Pennsylvania's restaurants is felt by every diner and the pleasure of living at the Pennsylvania, when in New York, is pretty sure to be talked about wherever travelers get together. The restaurants and public rooms of the big hotel (it is tho largest in the world) fairly represent its comfort and distinction throughout. In your bedroom you find and appreciate many unusual conveniences; in" the luxurious lounges, the library, the Kin room (The "Butterfly Room") on the roof, and all through th house, you enjoy unusual provision for your comfort and pleasure. Perhaps you know that the special facilities of the Pennsylvania include two complete Turkish Bath establishments (one for men, one for women), each having its own swimming pooL 4 Make the Pennsylvania Your New York Hotel Every bedroom has private bath, circulating ice-water, bed-head reading lamp; full-length mirror; and many other unusual conveniences. A morning paper b deltv ered free to every guest-room. Rooms for one person are 3.50, 4, 5, and $6, for tno $5, f?6, and $j (with twin beds, $6,$y, and 8)j parlor suites are $12 and up. STAlLfcR OPERATED -'n connection with HOTELS STATLBR Buffalo, Cleveland, Detroit, and St. Louu UOTCL PENNSYLVANIA New York Opposite Pennsylvania Terminal HINORTHEAST BEATS LOWER 11 Schofieltl Runs Through Entire Team on Opening Kick-Off. Also Gets Field Coal FINAL SCORE IS 9 TO 7 Noilliensl I If Id, Tw cut j -ninth and Somerset streets, Oct. 11. Lester M Sehofield. newh selected captain and hnlfhad. of the Northeast High School fnnthnll, wns the entire show tills raorn- I iiiR when his eleven defeated the Lower Meilon Until tenm !) to 7. Schofipld ","1"1 " 'J)lIJ' ,Ulcn " - Hi .opdunK Ki K off mid ran throueh th I . . . n entire .Mmnn team for Northeast's flrqt nnd onlj toiululoeeu He failed to kick the Ronl In the In'-t tluee minutes of plnj, when it appenred that the Lower Mi i ion to mi had the came on ice, 7 to (i, hthofiilil dropped hack and booted a Hint Held Rnal that gnve his team the uetore. Lower Merlon's touchdown enmo in the second iierlod nnd wns the result of u cunt erted nttnrk on Northeast's line, llnws inrned tin bill oor and kicked the kojI liotli teams put up nn eiceedinglr stiff defense Xiwei Merion's defense was all that could be asked except oil tin oiienuis pln which cost them the Kiinie .lusf before the kirk nff Mncu elected enptain of the eleen. Ho is 1 "ortrand renter Paritnr hrarrow rlelit irtiard rluht tnekle rlslit end qutirterhuck left hnlMiaek . rlcht halfback fullback I likens ....... TUn Armstrong . Yamenan. i . . Havs .. Curran . Ulntlivrl mites 0 llrlen srhollehl slmne 1 hiHei (er Kllpalrick SuhslttulEonv ARMY CONFIDENT . "T siiiuiniiign i mioui Time of periods, ehcht minute. ' ...... .......... nn.., lir.au JllltrIHKTl. West Point Football Eleven Readr"" for Clash With Syracuse West I'oint. N. Y , Oct. 11. TVith both teams confident of winning, the Arniv ni,d Sviacuse will face onoh nUice I on the griduou here todnv. It is th tlrst CilllrC to be lllaved helnnrn llm tn-n institutions 'line (U2, when the cadets I Won 'j , to i While Armv men do not look foi auv such score today, yet the ever, arc confident and in excellent trim for the battle. The weather is clear almost too warm tor football, he teams will clash at 11 o'clock. , '' end HoopeUJ-lVl left tackle Doolsvfifrl left Buard . . . AlexanarTJ tenter RobertsortVi! Hreldster . Dinlel IllaU . Wllhlde I s(id .. Schabaker McQuarrle . rlsht tackle nuiiieiT' rlBht end Brown ii i quarternacK ....... AcKlev J leic naimacK ..uaraha ., rlslit halfback floral fullback Sullivan r IN Pemuytrdmd Station pre )our bag It aRcd-Cap and tail elevator (on lame level at your tram platform) to Lobby of Hotel Pennsylvania. il v$tf'nt. i,"7"',V JwUSiifcHoa-itkn fi)Ji f. ,' Jf ,.V fcW-ttar Q. . J,iW'tl:iiWi '."H i.. ..suaaaBK&.irri8u'ikak .i vj if.
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