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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER- PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1910
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JACKSON MISSES FIRE ON DRUMMIE AND BELL RINGS OUT ARMISTICE AFTER EIGHTEEN MINUTES
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HOPPE GLISTENS IN
BRILLIANT CUE FETE
Crystal Chandeliers Shed
Halo on Billiard Wizard,
Who Ousts Cochran at
Hotel Astor
8- . PETERSON REFEREES
lly JA.MKS S. tIMfl,AN
New Yoili. Oct. 1M. It vvim n
hrllllnnl, slistPiiinc. rIIiIpiI wpttiiijj- Tlie
prnnil linllroiiiii of thp Astor 1 Intel
was all polHipil for tin iiffiilv. Ilmv
out row n scinilliatliiR I mills dpi
QuiiUP cIimIim, blinked on two-foot p'p- i
vntionM. pxtPinlcd front Hip kippii IIpIiI ,
of the tiible in the renter of tin- polislipil
noor io hip (inz.niis rniiuiiicp of I In -
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Ilnnkpil on a I slips were vieiet.v inn
trims uiiil tltplr ilintier-eimtei eveorts
in tlip gildpd )ops. i;vcn the niinnturi'
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loxr near the "loot" ere ilpeorateil
for tin- occasion. Mirrors, gold ami
great crjstal chand-licis hed gorgeous
tadlnnc) on the M'ttlng.
Tlip oceiipnulH of the gilded chairs
icpresfnted (lothnm's best socially,
politicnllj and othei-wlsp. liven the
church hnd Its tepieeiitnthes.
(intliam was not paying tiibulp to
nn. lorcign cpebiit,. It was only nil
f "ordinal. " spiting for a blllnnl tour
ney This was tlie gieatest boost the much
nbused billiard g iiiip ever lecelved.
("Ias was written all owr the afl'nir
nml was a ureal tribute to the spoit.
Mpssith Itrunswick-I!alke and Col-IpiiiIpi-i
wpIJ iiwiiip of tlicsc gilded sur
roundings, were not to Iip oiitdonp and,
from the iippparnncp of that table, ap
paicntlj had a force of their best polish
ers violating the eight -hour law" for
many dnj
The i-onti'staiits a'so w.-re in keeping
with the upholstering.
ICntr. Kin- William
Willinni 1" Hoppe, kin',' of the cue.
invested hc.ivil. in evening dress nml
AVelker t'ochi.-in, the title aspirant
whose hopes and ambitions for a clown
wpie much abused before the evening
was over, hnrnioiii.i'd in dress with tlie
aristocratic sm-inuiidings.
The gathering, which packed this
small loom .some l.'DII wus tlior
oilghl' ciinvcrsaiit with the batkliue
game, was appri'clatiM' and lesponsive.
It was the ewning match which at
trnetcd. Wizaid V. Ilopiie v. ns booked to
meet a boy who has been trailing him
for two jenis. I,et us add light here
tluit the boj is still trailing. Ami every
one of those l.'OI) aie willing to wager
their Inst smoke that the boy will b
trailing for many moie dnys.
Wizard Hoppc seemed to haw no more
lcspei't for the icputatioii and tlio bil
llanl prowess of one W'elker Cochiau
than for a meic noviie. Cochrau's. ef
forts nt that ,weie feeb.e.
Havcrford Javelin Mark Beaten
The Haurford t'lillet-'- Juvelin tlirnwinu
rcronl una 'iroken liy 11 f ei t nn WhIIuii l.'c.il
jpHterdiij nftrrnoon. wtitn tin frewliliu'ii
iiv rvVlifimcJ tin sophoinorts by the si ore of
O.'l to Or, In the unnual IntenWsH triuk meet.
"Johnny ' liubu.ml. h nrt-ear man. who
halls from (.'iillfurnlii. wheri- he Is Junior
mute inampion. with a retonl throw of I'll
feet, threw the shaft 147 feet eHli'rdaj
afternoon, completely outil'stanclni; his up.
ponenl. anil breaking the record luld by Sil
ver of 1311.
Army-Navy Officials Picked
Annapolis, Mil., Orl L'l - An nsreena-nl
has been readied by the alhletic authorities
of the Mill Hry an.) Naval academics as to
the offhialH for the lootball Kame between
the e evens of the two academies at the I'olo
Grounds. New York on November L"l. Thj
alo Meferee V S LaiiKford. Trlnltv ; urn
lre. 1-lcil Murph llrown Held Jude. .1. A
Vans, Williams, hu.id iliusnutn, Carl Mar-
hail, Harvard
Columbia Crew Takes to Water
New York. Oct l The first urnclke of
the (.'oli'lnbia valsity c-evv will lie held tills
afternoon Many veterans from last s,ear
and 11117 are In school, and the wilt form
a nuileus for u stronsr elRiit Hob O'Loush
lln. vho stroked the 11(17 e.sht. Ister itolns
tii li-ranc. vvhere he earned a raptalntv (he
was wounded et Chateau Thlerr), has teen
elected laptnttl lune Lets :nd Cohen, two
other men from 17. are also back in school.
Students Hand Dean the "Amen"
snmiMy, N. V.. Orl 1 The Sracuse
Ulllversll football bi-jers received a dnv
of rest after that brilliant victorv over
riltsbu-KIl Saturd.iv There was a viild
time Id the studmts in 'he hill jeslerdsv
hiomllis. at least .'noil laklnj a for. Pile holi
day t hatiicilor Uiv tr'ed to ,et the boys
to bo tn class, hut they answered him vvltn
an 'Amen ' and ki pi right nn eelebiatliiK
17,000 Paid to See Penn-Garnet
How well foolhall Is drawing- at tHe L'nl
versltx of I'cnnvvlviinli this season Is re
Vtaled In tlie elatmien' veslerd.tv of lrad
tinte Manas-cr i'likerlntf thai I7,uim fans
Jin til to see I'enn lieat Swanhmore
Walton Trimmed at Roque
III the luume nf Ihe Quaker City Itofiue
1'luli. Klk the I'll" national champion, de
feated Walton the present holder of the
(tub niediil and dinner of the second division
nitdal a Norwich last Autfust. by the siore
of :vi tu J.'l
Indian Gets Draw
Trrnton. . .)., Oct. L'l Little Hear, Ihe
Jtintinn Indian, and Hoi b llojle. uf New
lllk. fou-h' .in t-ii;ht.rniitiil ilrnw In III..
wlnd-un of Ihe Trenton Athletic Club show II
nere last lllitlll
Scholastic Sports on
Card This Afternoon
socenn
.South Philadelphia llieh vs. (ierman
town Miah
Northeast High vs Central High.
Krankfonl Ulith v Uermantovvn lllirh.
CROSS COCXTttV
Xortheatt Hleh vs. .s-otith Philadel
phia Illch
Central Hlsh va Wet Philadelphia
Iliah
KranUford Illch v Germantovvn High.
Would it interesl; you if I
sold you a Worsted Suit for
S37.50 that other tailors and
rjothiers are getting G0.00
for? And they wear like
iron.
tuiuJricnMv
1103 Arch Street
Opiu Uouduy anc, Saturday Kttnuuta
Ucf
Willie Hoppc Is Doing
Well in Championship
New lorU, M 'Jl Tln Mitnillng tn
Ihe btlUaril c tiHinplonilili in h fiilluvvs.
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won l.nni mm,
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Touws kchi:iici.i: "
10.au a tn Slnrtn vs Vnmadii
1 oft p ni foilirnn r. .MnrnliiKvttir
I'IMI li in linrrT V" Suit
S-.'IU ti m lluppp Yitm.icln
Wi-IKer. Hip pliptinin
tlip also ran.
win I'm In an.
I All Iloppp iliil was to viimiiilili Hie
1 western .umtli bv a niaiRln of throe to ,
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i iiiip hhi lo ii. -nun oven iiipm
,m.H full t show limv ele.irl.v tlip
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It was Ilnppp'H nilit. Tills is not li -in
It unusual, for thru nrp fpw nights
that mi' not Iloppp'n.
t'ochrnn was not in form, sniil thosp
intimate with his Runic.
I tn t how i'ii n a man Ret ii rhnnip to
liiiw his class wIipii Iip ilocsn'l gel the
cliUlicp.
Sernt.v-iiliip From Ureal;
Hoppc ran seventy -nine fiom tli'e '
brenk. and tlie flashy form was enough
to take the heart out of am challenger.
King 11111 looked like a 11)11 to II at the,
vImi-i I, ill 111., n iPf.ii in- . ,itr. Ilitl
booted an easy one and gave the willing
W'elker a hance to exhibit
W'elker plikcd off live willi much
effoit, smiled ns be missed nml became
a spictutor. W'illip refused lo work too
much too early in the game, so icgis.
I ci pi I one: then retired,
W'elker wns reluctant, missed lieauti-'
fully and with effect. King Hill also
balked, allowed tlie high -priced cus
tomers to sec I i 1 ti make four ensj ones
and went b.n I; for a nap.
W'elker. after much hesitation,
counted live nml took u rest. King Hill
had his chance, but after clicking off
eight, slipped on nn easy one. At
least, it looked easy Im the king.
I he clinllcngei- wns given
anotlll'l -
chance, -hum nine lie was jus, iwicc asi
good as befoie and made ten without
an eiror. i
Then the king stepped forty, caiefully
massaged the willow and proceeded to
give one of those rare exhibitions (but
only a king can give.
Ut'feiee (Joes lionise
King Hill made iiinu.v tough sbots
mil some not so tough. Itefcrce ('. ('.
IVti'iMiii gicw hoaise from tolling off
Ihc count. Apparently King Hill sym
mthized with the nfcrec ami play full
missed nn easy three-cushion lun&so
bank.
W'elker appeared then for quite n
spell, Port -four was his best when he
neglected to drive them out of li-ilk and
he ceased to exhibit.
After both took tilings easy for n
couple of more innings, the kiiu
si c.ucil to glow tired of playing a de
la.ved game. He looked over tlie tield
and the tab'e, found that HIS was ic
quired to end tlie session and carelessly
registered this number with uu un
finished run.
II. It. Henjaniin, manager of the
tourney ; Clim-lcs I'. Miller and T. A.
Otv.ver, officials of the Itrunsvviclt-Italke-Collender
Company, are the men
responsible for the regal setting for tlii.i
title tourney.
What Doth It Profit
Man If
he sacrifices clothes satisfaction and appear
ance in an effort to gain a dollar or so.''
Becker's do not claim to sell clothes at a loss
any more than you would sell your services
below their actual worth but we do claim that
we can give you better values, better selection,
better service for the dollar invested in cloth
ing than you would expect to get elsewhere.
So before you buy the clothes that are offered
to you by some other Stores apparently
BELOW COST, see our special display of
Suits an
Overcoats
Y Specially Priced
$27'50
Others $22.50 to $40
Fur' Collar Overcoats
A special lot of fine quality
oxford cloth Ulsteiettes hantl
sornely tailored.
Sealene Collars
tml
Quality
1514-16 Market Street
OPEN EVERY EVENING'
'JACKSON VICTOR
OVER FLEET FOE
Right-Hand Knockerout Fails to
Connect Solidly With
Clever Drummie
SHOWS SPEEDY FOOTWORK
.lop (!riffo spiclnl that this muiiip pair
I.Ol'lS II. .lAKI'i; would meet at thp Klemith stiei't club
n M'liltiitn I....L.,..' ... i... I'1'"1 eek, his pioelninntinn Mitt of
Osuni "iUInm .lnt-k-ti tim. 1iin,.R,, , i.I1(M.k,,,, ,,, ,,.., s,y f(. ,.
richt iiiNhpiI Rip last nisht UpshIi : Hon of n xi-cond. I.pmi Hnlifn -niil to
.Johnny Diiiinmip. of .Ipimm ("it j . was ' that tlip Iluruiin-I..vitch limit for j
theip. and theip strong, nl the ti,,lsh. tl"" ?' mpin wotilel ro on just thp same.
iviin I....1 .... .....i r. ....:... .. , I I'lovidllii;, of coursp. t hat thp Imijh wen
Wlllip .laekson met a nminK tnigel,,,, , ,,. fns, .nv Saturdin
In the star bout nl tin- Oljmpin Club, .niglil. 'I'hp Miccinl inatlliPP Ninembci
anil liW vl-n-vis hIiov.ciI
uch a litiist
of xp 1 tluit Hip linnl minrliln
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Xew
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!orliPi- was uiiublp to get du-pct inngp
..!!. l.t.. u..l.l 1 I I T
mle's eliin. nor any other uilncrnb'c
tiuii ni-. iiliii-iiimii (mf.iiii-. iiti initio
Miot. While Jackson succeeded in land
ing witli scvernt of his rnpld-lli-e ock.
none landed solidly enough to move
the ring from under tlie other fellow's
feet, although seveinl of the glancing
blows shook uii Drummie u bit
Tor four rouiuls Driimmie's boxing
wns exhibited with his fpel, lip showed
remnikiible footwork In stciiiiiiis monrnl
tlu ring, so much so that he didn't ie-
'""i." n one spot long enough for .liu k
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i.ios. minting ,inc,ksoii s lerrinc right
amputate the smoke-laden atmnsphpie
llllliost lis oflen
TIipip wns no doubt that .Incksou
was tho winner a victor by a mile mill
a couple of blocks, yet theie were sev
eral hurricane seconds nl various times
during the fifth nml finnl frames in
wdilcli Drummie showed .up like a ihunk
nf grened lightniug, or something iiist
as speed, and made Jackson look
foolish In bis earnest effoit to tonnect
with n cruslier. Iloth Jnckson nml
lM-iimnilo finisheil up with u gienl bin-si
of speed, Drunimie excelling from the
d'stnnce nnd Jackson ilolm l,,,i.,v ,,,.
iiner.v unmngo at close ouarters.
l ''', " '"?. "V ' " '"'V" ,"(u"ll'lllltod
'lt. r , ' .. .
. i"7i , fc "vsiiii win n.v n Knock-
'UU. Still it wns nil Interesting conlesl
Mnxie W'lllinnisoo nnd It.iiiii,,,, i... . i,'
i,l ,, .!, ,," , i. ' '"II". .Muck
put on their iisunlly slugging, slashing.
sock-swnpiiing pleasing punehrest. and
this time Miixniilliaii won b.v a falily
good nun-gin. W hen Mn entered Hi.,
l-ilis lie shook liniwls nil .ii. ,,,,,'.1 tl...
ungsiue, including tlie sm I nir
sinners, and men he pioceedcd to give
Muck a little of the shaking-iip stuff
with lights anil lefts to the bend. I;;it
Mack wns tough and he came back
slronglv in the last round.
A Mniket street "painless dentist"
apparently wns on the alert for bus!
ness while enjoying a bit of recreation.
In the third round one of Williamson s
punches landed so hmd on Mack's
month that the Inttet- lost a piece o'
cotton from between Ills teeth. Tin
eolton Hew out into the audience. Il
looked like n molar. And iiiimv thought
it was. As ney O'Donnell was burn
ing Mack up the iii,p to the dressing
own after the bout some one handed
him a "sweet nil- administered for the
painless extinction of teeth" curd.
W'nlly Ilinckle and Jimmy .Sullivan
started the third bout in verv clever
form, but both went tired after the
third round and at tlie finish Siillhnn
was n winner by a sllgnt margin. D.ivc
Astlcv, with nn advantage in weight.
won irom nuiy nines,
$35
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Clothes I
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TOtlXNY MOOXHY snnreil
limit
u for vvliirli I'lilHv funs linvn
Iippii
patiputly ami untrlifull.v uniting when
Iip grubbed off the return lilt lii'tween '
the lirncp of .loe-lmvR I.vneh nnd Itur '
I limn for thp Xnt'loniil 'Clnl). Katur '
i'1,"1' V,Kl,'-. Af,('r ,,M,r "VJ"1 h0"M.1
i tlonnl. Ixzl He. Hiiniinv Hoekfpst at the I
OI.Miipin Clnli. .luck Ilnnliiu linmeill-nli-ly
Nt mt cil npt!otlntlniiM for another
ini'i'tiiiK hetween I.Mich nml lliltliinn
Last I " t- i 1 1 a l.con I.. HaliiN nnuouuccil
for puhllciition that the linutums hail
Iippii rpinntcliPil for thp Hroiul stieel i
iireiin in n xpecial show to Iip xtuRcil
Now Year's Ilnj. Vlion Aiinouncpr
'- !"" I'etP-Ilprniun-li.UH'li ontest,
wotiiii also go on at tlip (M.wnpin ns
spiidMUeil. with the proviso, liowi'ver,
1 1, t.,..i, ,, . ,,i..im il..,
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Mill man bout this week by mi uiiau-
Inious ninigln. Moonej's new plan of
keeping the ipiletus on his bouts for
the following week until the last mill
lite appears to be eij good. I'll until
jii few weeks ago placards showing the
next week's boxing bouts weie milled
promiscuously aiound the club, so tluit
,111c fans knew who were going to box
befoie the unnoiincenient was uinde
Tills gave the lentlier-lunged an oppm
'ttinitv to "in." 'in ii very ra.zy son
of vvnv Now the nnnoiini-er keeps Hip
fans on nlge. and lie Is able to put In
spiel over a lot better.
I irM hnvliir 1ourne.v
nf Hie ll-lnWH'
tlw,r .shlpvard !,ea-ue will be mil on in
. me ormorv, Chester, tonight winners of
I "" tournaments will be selected to ren
ivhlih Is now beluK nrranned. TonlKlu s
limits Jimmy Lavender Hoir Island i.
.lohnnv Puck. Chester. !ldie tirson. Sun
ii Oille Hall. Chester: K. O. .Mamies Sun
vs John Lincoln lies' Island: Mickey Pevlne
Hun v stlobbv tlarrett. Chester. Hob He
bee Sun v Jaik McCann. Chester
.-...-III ,.,- ,-HKU" 111 lllll -l,l-lll 11 IU1II 'lll Mill
Heilibailler Wells scores K O ' Thi ei
exiltlnir pleie of news camp via (able the
other div The knoikntit ihatnplon Is i red
It'd with liavlnR knoiked out n .lark Cur
Pill whoever he 's and now, of course 11 s
"lli ii mailer of a short time before AVelH
li matched with ,1oeh Heekett 'Ihere
Usui to lie a .liek Curnhv. vvho had s few
biaiiN around here, and he was an awful
I In i.o
.Iliiimt .1,. I'nrn.l ii 1 1 ni-illiiL' in n leitnrl
, io,l, has he;.,, ,',',nedbv JneU Kearn. a.
iriuiir rnr Chaiuiilon .laru iiempsev nils
saliu- report has It tint Charlev Hose, who
"" ''"'i iinlnlnit Willie .Im kson mil
i,. irsnonslble for the heavvwclaht ihainps
,.,n,iiiii, m tho future
ihe siP I t at the Atlantic- cm spun
i ins- iluli has a touch of color In It lne
tim" iliiunplon of Ihe Panama reelon !
Ihe inlored entrv and his opponent will b '
th" wild person from New York Hem
Keiinv Kenny Is an eer-punclllnit luttier
nnd flans Is clever, hence a swell scrap
should ensue The bout between It tor
nibble and Little Peer Is expected In be a
mod one rrankle riemlnn and Tnnum
Hiidsim are matched for elaht rounds and
Willie Fuller i hooked up with .llnnnv
Tendb r for a s x-rounder
lackle (lark, who was returnul rr ,ui
Kranie with the A I' V. inlddleweleht ills
ill in ibipillns- from his belt, will take part
n hit llilrteenlh bout since sajlnK all revolr
- al. lleiie Krance, vvhen tie meets Zulu
'ld al Iteadliitr tnn'Bht Clark alo Is
-miked for a Imtit Thursd.i.v nlclit with Mike
MiTlBlle at Alientown
Allenl"wn Illti'ilee Is belnc kenl prellv
oui tie has three Imuts book' d ns foi
lov s l h-"-le (Kldl Thomas. Harrl'liunr
Oitober "-I, Harrw C'nnwav Johnstown
fVctober "7 nnd oJe 1'hlUlps. Alentown.
October 30
Mel ("oornn. "ho recently emblazoned his
noine nn the Paiit velirht horizon b scorlnu
an elifht-rnund victory over Johnn Dundee
bus been matched to meet Charlev While, of
Chlcapo, at the Arena. Jersey cits. October
.11 Cons-an has Improved p. preat deal
lnee nlaclnir hltnse f ur-ler the wins of
Seotty Monleith.
The Downstairs
Store Offers
Neck
wear
$1.50 Value
Imported and domestic Silks in
Club stripes plain and fancy
patterns.
Others 65c to $3.50
Underwear
$2.50 Value
Union suits finest quality
cotton ribbed spring-needle
medium weight, ecru or white.
$2-oo
Suit
SHIRTS
$2.50 to $3 Values
Woven and printed madras
perfect fitting, guaranteed col
ors A wide sclec- $ jm
tlori awaits you..., I00
lnc tInrlnT hltntt' f ur-IT Ihe wins "f fa jr "JfiZ IW c . V T tVX7 .V4
Pt-nity MontPith. rrtfOTV-r -T? V- 1 VI K CJ t
Wsk xTlliY if i " "-iSisSisSBSiBB.' Look I Here is the globe spread out flat before
- ' 1'L' . ' "SESssWfe'''' your eyes. See those stars? Every star shows
fiff I Ij " 'X 'Pc-vV' where a U.S. Navy ship was on Sept. 2nd, 1919.
1r 3' 'rJ!fiw'' -sfteC'" The Navy travels the Seven Seas.
S Ilig Warm Ulsterette, :',
B Belt All Around, $27.50h
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iGRIMSTEAD.MULLER
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Noted Cage Stars Have First,
Workout, but Camden and
De Neri Fare Badly
SIGN IN INTERSTATE LEAGUE
I'nstein League bnsketba
tennis
nre
not ctiing to sign
mcmlicrs of the
llllloll" lis easllv lis Diet believed.
Managers M,vcr, of l)e Ncrl. and Ken
neilv, of Camden, learned this bit of
valuable Information after another visit
to ew' York on Sumlnv
Kennedv truveied to the big town In
induce Mint I'rieilmnn and llarnev
Sedrnti tn come to lei-ius. nml Mjeis'4
trip wns to sign nn entile c lull. Ae
lordiug to the latter Hie iiiurne.v was
fiuitless. Camden need nt least two
good men before It can stall, but Mvers
hits even a hauler task on his hands.
Tlie leason for the "union" becom
ing so i best is tin- fiut that tlie In
terstate League has been reorganized
willi these sK clubs In the ciicult:
I'lissnie. Jei-sev t'llv. I'nlcisoii iliidge
poit, Xorwalk mid Xew Yoik
lOmpe Itaihs Xew iult
liiiv llmpe.v. who had the "Ticat 'Ilm
ilougli liaseb.nl team
N'ew York, ti ml lias
i r ,
sign., John, ,,-1
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ileckinau and (inii-v S limeelk as for
wiirils: (litis I mud. iiuter. nml
lloliey Kjfe nnd .lohnn.v Clinton, gunrils.
Marty Friedman nnd llarnev Seil
i an nre iiuiler loulincl with I'nnlc,
and Dehnert has thrown his lot with
llridgepoit. Conn. Il will be seen t lint
this list eontnliis ipiilo u few plnvers
both on the reserve list and cithers
wanted b.v the Kastein League.
One Humor Spiked
The local Xorth IMiilmlelpliln Ameri
cans also, were numbered among those
listed to suffer, for it was said that
"Chief" Muller and "Swede" tirim
sleail were awarded to ltrldgepnrt nnd
nil end hail signed. This clioiie bit of
gossip ,vas learned al :t:!!(l p. in., nml
wns piov-csl groundless in half mi hour.
At I p. m. the phone hell In the
sports department rang and Prank
I'olh was on the other end of tlie wire.
He said t ti it t "Swede" (iilmstciid wished
to have words with the basketball edi
tor. The big fellow announced the first
part of the .vnrn as being ((. K.. but
said the pnrt referring to himself nml
Muller as sample of the well-known
hokum. He extended a cordial invita
tion to visit tlie V. U. It. Y. M. (". A.,
"g.vm" and watch them work out in
tlie evening.
In Wonderful Shape
The Americans, with (inmstead at
eeter. Itrovvn and Muller at forwards,
and Suits and Cross at gunrils, bad n
two-hour"' workout against the reserves
and the team nppeined to be in great
shape. It is without doubt one of the
best basketball teams that has ever
been put together nnd even Tom Diin
leavy. who at present is on Ihe benth,
is ns good as in the Eastern
Tonight tlie bo.vs will work out in
the cage at Moose Hall against the S.
I', II. A. This same team will op
pose the American ltescrv.es in the
opening preliminary game. Jack Ite.v -nolds
will act ns icferee in the preliminary.
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DARTMOUTH NOT ONE
OR TWO MAN MACHINE
!
IGrpt'ii an Eleven-Man Team,
Shining. Says Allie Miller, Penn's Scout at State
Disaster in New England
Kim'IN
teiini." 'I'hat's
TTVnierVX
of tlip Dart
I mouth machine that slipped I'eiin State
n llt-i:i dpfcat at Hanover Inst Satin
dnv. I'ftui butties tlie Creeu this .ear
in'Xew York, on tlie I'olo (irouiuN, on
Xin ember 1s
I'erlinps it's n oueer suit of a state
ment Ik ii. that cIi-mmi men ila on
Tiibbv Spear's team. KIcmmi men aie
supposed to ti1n on pier) football coni-
!.'!..... I.... ..1 ln..' ..l(..1tU
bluiilion. but eleven men don t nlvvn.vs
phi There have been a lot of one
mail teams. Hemeinber "Haps" Itenfer
mid Albright. Jim Thoipe and the In
dians of other years, nnd now- "Chick"
Ilnrlev nnd Ohio State?
Hut. according lo Allie Miller. Dart
mouth pla.vs eleven men on the team,
with emphasis on plav. Allie wns dis
Hatched to Hanover lo take n look nt
lingo Hezdok's Slnte eleven mid u
couple of looks nt Dai tinoiith.
Knits for Kolvvell
Yesteidn.v Allie told Kolvvell of Stale,
and after the l.afavetle irnme tins
Km ii n nv iii I'liillill ons vv ill up inline ov
the Hed nnd Hlue MntT to slop Charlie
It'... .....1 .1... ..II..... ..... It.iiil.iL tin, ill..
VV ll.V 1IIIC1 UU lllllt-l I'll pw.mn ,.n, ,.,-.,
for State exhibits on Kranklin Kield on
Xoveinber 1 .
To get back to Miller's opinion of
Dartmouth, heie is whnt lie had to say
about (lie (Jreen :
"There's no one who stnuils out
P.very man hns to be watched, and I'll
snv Tubby Spears has some tenm.
Tliere was nothing to Hie game, it was
so one-sided. State didn't have a
chance nfter Charlie Way scored those
first two touchdowns. W'nv is tlie man
we will have to watch witli State, but
every one will have to keep nil e.ve
on Ins individual opponent ngainst
Dartmouth.
"All the Dnitniouth men nre good
The line is strong, nnd in the
b'ickh'eld there's Canuell, Robertson
and "
"There's the football player," broke
in P.ig Hill Hollenb.ick. "that fellow
Hobeitson. You know he's a brother
to tlie H incuse i enter who played such
a whale ot a game against ritt. i
tins ij.irimouiii iioucrison, inn
continued, "was at Worcester Acad
emy two years ago. while his brother
Wbs under me at Syracuse as n fresh
man. They tell me that tlie younger
Hobertson is better than his brother,
nnd if he is he's just nhout thp great
est football player in shoe leather.
I'nder Itig Hill
"Why. this S.vrniuso Hobertson and
Alexander nnd Segal and a few mote
nf those fellows who starred in the
1'itt game .ill plnjed on my scrub team
when I was up on the Hill. They were
ineligible nt the time nnd nil they did
every afternoon was to clean up the
field witli my varsit I know this
Syracuse Hobertson well, nnd if his
brother's any better than be is well,
I'll stnnd on my stntement that lie's
the greatest tiling in shoe leather.
"Well, he's good all right," said Mil
ler, "and so are a lot of the others'."
Hobeitson did tlie punting for the
is calling to you!
smiling foreign lands
With ISo Particular Player
-I. I'OM.OCK
(ileeii ami he oulbooted llessp. of State,
by n good ten yards. Dartmouth imincd
giotnid on every exchange of kicks
cording 10 I ne done, i es n lie the em
lushing of Hob Higgins down the field
miner i losses lilts,
Dartmouth has a number of vet
ernns buck from the 11117 eleven, which
was beaten by Penn ut Huston. 0. Joe
Straus scored the lone touchdown on n,
plunge through Murphy, who Is hack at
his tackle post. At that time Cannell,
was the big noise of the (Ireen bnik
field. The little ouarterhaik Is a rab
bit on Ids feet nnd a very daugeioys
inn u in n broken field.
Out at Krimkliu Kield vesterdnv Ttnb
Polwell stalled prnctlce in a mild way I
for ihe snaggle against Lafayette here
Satiiriln The Knstoiiinns, in view of
the fact that they held Princeton to a1
H-ll score, ate considered a tough foe
lint Polwell believes in driving his plaj -eis
In a gRine mid not in prnctiie.
All the lied and Hide pla.vers are in
fair shape. Captain Jlerl Hell was
shaken up a bit mid look .vi'stcnlny
off. Like a bull phi or with u day off
he ciiine out to the field and vv niched
the drill from the sidelines Shorty
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