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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHIL AttELPm A, THUKSDAY, OCTOBER 23 1919
It
fyABE RUTH, POUTING AT MEASLY $12,000 BASEBALL SALARY, THREATENS JUMP TO MOVIELAND
l
mm gets
HIGH ALLEY SCORE
Bowlers in Fine Fettle Last
RltrvUt .Com fttivilnryn TVJme
.,..... W.I.. ...U.EiW -
West Philly
PlfJZON WINS THREE GAMES
Tn Knlirlils nf f!nluinblli T.oneilC
mutches rolled on Costn's alley !t
night, the lending St. Leo tenm lost
three (mines to Snntn Mnrln. Columbus
took the lend when they won two
pumps frnm Knn Hnlrnrtor. IMirAni won
nil three from Ttrownion nml A est
Philadelphia lost three to Son Domlnco.
Dovhincy (tor n 111 1 score, Brown 'J12
and Hnyes 211.
KntKhts nf Columbus Lracup
, Rolled on Cosm s alleys. October 22 1019
a?ii a.fiA .maiua
ITsllsnt. 151 IRQ ino
ST. t.EO
Fred'cks 143 124 11)1
r. Word 171 1IH 140
nropnv 137 K.n 130
Urowii. I.'.O lot 1(3
T Ward 111 121 171
irtinen. nrj in, ih
tyiirnipr. 120 114 130
Itrown.. 212 1sn 170
Sweeney 151 l.'.O 130
Totals 835 704 820 Totals 712 70B 783
SAN DOMINOO .
McSorley 141 137 121
Orady.. 120 132 173
Shields. 07 . 13
Kryckb'B 174 101 172
Mooney. 12S 17 101
Smith,. 00
west rim.
Itodniitt 110 1 tn 110
ritzn'ck 131 mo 14ii
Kennedy 132 100 110
K.llv... 11 J 110 133
Hllnrt. . 07 . . ...
UelnHler ... 123 142
Totals 0(1(1 731 703 Totals 013 710 rail
TINZON
iirownson
Klosfn. 11 joi 13J
Fee 144 140 130
Sttlbel.. 117 01 123
Hayes.. 170 211 170
Russell. 120 ir,7 mi
Tunis,, lr.t iro 14
EMfe 14ft 1Ti3 10ft Ncn... !" 1 ' l'l-
fhomion 101 150 170 McOaVtv U,T 131 140
Totals 7.V) 827 707 Totals 73R 074 (172
COLUMBUS
(touch.. 107 102 152
K Rrndv 114
CostlKan 177 111. 120
Morean. 1-7 147 t7R
nalton.. 180 107 IRS
Dsvlnney .. 107 211
SAN SALVADOR
,T McM'n inn 151 130
Itllnd .. 111 1" 120
llaffertv 104 130 14 J
Itlnl ... 150 143 !U
Trucks.. 100 183 100
"l Totals 817 701 14
Tir?hJ3,NntloSnal Biscuit Company
League (rames rolled on Coitn a nlleys
last night Nnblcn lost two out of
three garnet to Zu 'us, hut nre still
In the lead. T'needn won two from
Social Tens, losing the third game hy
twelve pins.
National nisenlt Co. Lenma
Rolled on Costa's .alleys, October 22. 1010
IINRUDA
SOCIAI THAH
Horn . . 07 110 tin
Walsh.. 147 12- 110
Woertz. 113 1(10 101
llBBV . KM lilt in
fcrnndall 127 132 115 Lautl.
117 105 12"
Rice... 138 105 114 Blind. .
Flick... 112 140 121 Lydon
Sft 101 78
127 142 181
Totals 078 050 022 Totals 570 R'J2 (131
NA11ISCO
Freer... 127 128 10ft
Gric... 118 113 1-3
Jefferles 87 105 123
nut J!.... 118 127 1211
Huffier 130 121 131
7.V 7.V
mind .. 87 105 10ft
I'earce ii i - ti"
Van C'n loo 1 to 80
Helm 152 130 1511
Schaff'r 132 05 128
Totals 58D BUI Oil Totals 005 048 51ll
Artisan Teiipin Eperts In Joyful Task
of Toppling Over Maplo
Artisans resumed their enjoyniue
task of knocking down the tenpins tin
the Keystone nml Terminal Alleys last
night. Many good-sized scores were
recorded bv the tenms in the thieo
divisions. A feature,, was the !)G0 score
of Underdown No. J team aRmnst
Northwestern. .T. Calver totaled JW
in this game, it being the best indi
vidual effort of any of the experts.
The scores follow :
sncTioM A
C. Calver 114 151 lira swunen.
Avll..,. 150 210 17R Brown.. .
Ildcp... 12 12 12
101 171 171
102 170 108
8S0 811 810
800 000 801
OAK T.ANH
ADELFW
... 180 1.10 170
J. neck. 17H 100 12ft Fry
Koch... 10S 141 121 Yonng...
missing. 101 155 It; Patten..
B. Mock. 170 153 114 Lambert
Hllllgas. 140 170 10- Kline...
HUCP.... 27 27 27
802 800 ,704
11T 132 110
148 14t 153
165 1112 148
141 105 170
700 700 708
BAnTRAM minNDSHTP
W, HU'a 141 101 154 Tike.... 137 151 37
Appleby 130 123 108 Llff'URh 171 120 122
Crale.. 151 107 15t Hnehm'n 154 141 150
Simpson 150 171 1110 Shcr... 100 103 lllft
mHl2 114 177 149 Hchalb'o 128 152 181
- Hdcp.... 11 11 11
701 802 815
701 751 607
SOUTHWESTERN
niDURPOWNR No 2
Loaler. Ill 121 128
Hind.... 1411 140 .
Fln'son.. 155 113 173
Llon'cott 143 142 140
Rln'man. 101 135 mo
llhoades 122
Forfeit three ranien.
713 B34 7511
LEHIGH NO 1 NOnTHWrTSTKHNT
Kingston 145 141 188 Webh ... 103 10 lilt
K psher. 100 141 178 Pch urele 121 l2 li
Knann 12 120 158 Waltz... Ill 148 1..7
r ".." Ao5 ISO om nnvrt . 1.10 1.10 100
Oriiii:.'. 114 101 170 Senior.. 155 202 147
Handicap n n imnuiwo w
0
033 713 005
710 788 83b
PROORESSIVE DUNKIRK
Uormley. 130 100 140 Noves.. ion j.i io;
Oral.... loo in i( uamiooii J" w" ....
giff.rty. 188 Rteveris. 138 128 ill
txumon.. HO 12 Tlunkett 117 155 1,17
Founass. 100 130 150 Kirk.... 150 160 158
Flrnall.. 120
Rchrader
132 i25
737 0S3 727
Handicap
8 20 12
761 740 744
OAK LANE
HARMONY
Unlmnn. 130 120 174
Hills.... 183 110 121
Wnlsh. 120 105 105
Tendler. 127 1.14 155
Kantzen, ion n"' n.
Il.nM.r. 181 138 1411
la l. i (
201 1113 188
Hogan.. 103 100 171 Leopold.
Handicap 5 5 5
709 713 817
70S 731 737
SnCTION n
lslT"Tu,r.ir ls-r 1 I'IlOORESSl'E
Itepsher. i un nu uray,
170 141 134
'Blind.
140 140 140 I.lpsey.. 1IS4 101 149
Knapp.,
Xewls..
170 171 187 Schneider Ino 12s ...
147 137 141 Purness. 17S ISO 1R0
101 170 141 Hlndle . 115 154 1SI
Painter 107
814 803 SOS Handicap 20 20 S
Oaul , . .
780 7S 70S
GHtATln I.EHIQ1I ....
J.omba'o 110 1R0 13S Oldflold. LIS 1SS 12!)
IJe' Vlto. 134 127 110 Shaffer. 14(1 135 130
Ofer'yer 100 InO 84 Bureau. 12S . . 1M1
T30lleau. 148 120 110 McKeiCn 1BH 124 130
Enlsan'e 10T 131 137 Watchel 130 157 130
725 722 604 Jiand'i'akp'i3 11 'i.1
744 760 709
TATTON ST. TAUI,
ISO 1114 110 rtss-er.. 188 142 148
122 182 108 nittle . 143 118 121
103 138 141 McLelsh I'.'O 114 131
1K1 1R7 HI Lukena. 132 100 1S7
183 154 18.1 C.reenf'Id 130 127 170
... Handicap 15 15 15
831 815 751
008 082 723
WM.
Hunter.
nuorm.
I Tearsley
cnarero
Ilangen,
IIAKMONT
IjAHOIIWOOD
Ayres.. 132 13 114
Clarke., 100 133 114
Oeorge.. 130 100 02
Nicholas ino .. ,.
Morgal. 153 15 180
Roth 150 177
H'dP 13 0
Tounsf.. 12 117 .
Kpons.. 11 0 "2
V.:- 5 .is, ,AJ
T.noper, 151 158 113
Fnrber. .. 103 ,Jn
WTtoper .. .. HO
H'd'p... 17 ..
021 708 070
012 573 512
NOnTHIVBaTKUN
ENEROETIr!
Klrst... 153 143 148
KnlKht. 143 03 15.1
Ilobb... 114 09 120
Kewell, .72 .. ..
Clouden. 130 125 147
Stahl.. .. 103 175
Brynt
128 140 1ST
Day..,,
1(17 ..HI
107 inn U4
128 101 ..
130 154 131
175 147
43 23 4H
731 763 083
Wood,.,
Hummer
Kvans, ,
Nichols,
H'd'P. . .
814 027 751
Judge Suspects Ebbets Collusion
-v..., VnrU. Oct. 23 -Juitlra Benedict yes.
l.,A.v Mrrfereil t'hnrtes 11. Ebbets. owner nf
the. Brooklyn National Leapue baseball club,
nd hl wife Mrs. Minnie Ehbett. to appear
.,rm him Monday and submit to an In-
miiry Into allcitfd collusion in her suit lor
Givorcr. .
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AlKf LAINU. and AU 1 U KAViia
NEXT SATURDAY, Oct. 25
Belmont Mile Track, Narberth
Special Race: Auto vs. Airplane
Also fUr Aerial firms by Famons Atlilora.
tindfr Ansplres of I'ennn. Aero Serr. Corp,
AtlmUtion SJ.HJ (Intlaaiiie Tx)
f , J '
All Iloppo Bid
Was Win Yesterday
HlKh Orsnd Hlih
W. I Av. Av. 11.
Hoppe 3 0 RO M 12-22 149
Hchsefer ....2 1 so 27 7-11 1."
Mofnlnsstar...'.! 1 30 10-13 22 1-14 1 in
Sutton 2 2 nil 3-.r 23 57 112 lit
Vamada 1 2 20 2-1 1137-41 V!
iothran 1 2 414-1) 20 10-2S 10".
Jlosson 0 3 10 10-12 10 03.(13 '.'."
today's schedule
10.30 n. m. Hlnsson vs. Scliaefer
1.30 p. m. Mornlrnstnr vs, Button
4.00 r. m. Cochran vs Y.nnn.d.1
8:0U p. m. Iloppo vs. Mornlngstnr
-RESULTS Of PLAY TO DATE
Iloppe defeated Cochran, 400 to 118
Hoppo defeated Ynmada, loo to 12y
Hoppfl defentcd.Kulton, 400 to 203
Htharfer d"ftntd Ymnidu, 100 to S2
Mornlnnslnr defeated Scliaefer. 400 to
31.T
Mornlnsstar defeated Slosson, 400 to
20.'
Sutton defeated Slosson. 400 to 237
Sutton defeated Corhrnn. 100 to 0-.
Yamada defeated Plosson 400 to 240
Cochran defeated Morninastur 400 to
122
A FELLER COULD
Champion Is One Player in Bil
liard Tourney With Clean
Slate So Far
JAKE SCHAEFER'S 155 RUN
New York, Oct. 2.1. Beyond all
nucstion the predominant feature of to
tlnv'scplay in the nntionnl ehampionsliip
billiard tourney nt the Hotel Astor was
the teinarltablc performance of .Taeoh
Sehaefer in setting n new single nver
ace nf SO and a new high run of l.i.i
for his competitors to shoot nt. in live
innings this skillful joungsler com
pressed mnre brilliant executions and
scientific precision than nre seen lit four
limes that number of innitiRs. The fact
that Rrtuiefr-r defented aniadn by ..IS
points in -100 was n feat in itself. The
other outstanding feature was lloppe's
third victory nf (he tournament, which
gives him n'clenn (core In date. lie de
feated tho veteran Sutton by 100 to 271
in n game in which the defealed man
nlaied with the greatest brilliancy.
Iloppo averaged P0. thus tying the
Scliaefer figures, nnd made a high run
nf 11!).
The surmising event of the day was
the violent Reversal of form shown by
Welker Cochran, who, nfler equaling
the previous hicli single average of,
ll'l-!) set by Iloppe, slumped most
lamentably in his game with Sutton,
nnd w-ns beaten 100 to 02. Sutton
achieved the splendid nveinge nf '10 and
made double figures in nine nf his ten
innings, although his highest run was
78. Cochran played like a frightened
amateur in sharp contrast to his won
derful play nf the previous day.
Rlosson, who was in better stroke to
dny, plnjed a good game, but Morning
star was in fine fettle and ran away
frnm the veteran, winning by 400 to
202.
When the youngster look (he tnble
fcir his fourth inning he needed l."(l
Kiint.s to enable him to run out in four
linings, nnd thus equal Sutton's nvei
nge. He got nway to n good start and
soon bad the ivories rolling ns he de
sired. With increasing sureness or
stroke nnd complete mastery of tlio
globes, he renclicd 100 and then set snil
tni' his goal of HO more. He got as
far as l.'!7, when lie counted from spot.
On his l'lOlh attempt, a long cushion
shot, he missed by a hair, and sat
down, S points nway from his goal. The
applause was deafening. Yaniadn tool;
advantage of (he opportunity to mnke
his only run of the game, a line cluster
of 82, nnd (lien. Scliaefer gathered 8
points in n hurry. The score by in
nings: Schafer 82. 155, 0 148 8 total, 100.
A erase. 80. High runv 155, 118. S2.
Yamada 0. 0, 0, 82 total, 82. Average,
,' MORN1NO ClAJin
Ora Mnrnlngslar 40. 17. IB, 127 20, 0,
31, 140, 10 11. ir total, 400 points. Aver
age. .1(1 10-13. High runs, 140. 127 and 31.
G'enrgo F. Slosson 0. 0. 22, 0. 4, 0, 42. 0,
10, 05. 8 total. 202 points, Averace,
10 10-12. High runs, 05, 12 and 22.
AFTERNOON GAMES
Oeorge H, Sutton 12 0, 10, 15, 45, 52,
35. 78 70. 71 total, 40O points. Avernge.
40 High runs, 78, 74 and 70
Welker Cochran I, 1. 1, 3, 1 3, 23, 21.
0, 2 total. 02 polntH. Average. 0 2-10. High
runs. 24. 23 and 4.
NIOHT OAJIE
llorre so. no, l. loo. ni total.
400.
Avernac. 80 High runs. 110. 100. 01
Sutton 23, J, 2. 148. 123 total, 201.
Average, CO 3-S, High runs, IIS, 12J, 23.
BABE IN "2.75" STRIKE
Ruth Wants to Quit Baseball for
Movies Unless Sox Pay $20,000
Babe Ruth really is giving Harry
Frnzcc more concern thnn selling his
club. According to n report, Ituth left
Jioston yesterday tor i,os Angeles,
where he will put in tho winter in tho
movies. Ilabe left with the threat that
ho will stay in movieland unless Fra.co
tears up his three-year contract nnd
signs him to n new one.
Last winter Ituth was a holdout. He
failed tn lenvo for the Tampa training
camp with tho other Iioston plnvers,
I'Tiizoo finally compromised with ltuth
by signing him to n throe-yenr contract
for $12,000 n year. Hut since Babe hit
twenty-nine homers last season he wants
that contract torn up and n new one
for iSL'O.OOO n yenr. Perhaps he will get
it. Unquestionably he is the greatest
Individual star in the gamo today. He
even hns eclipsed Cobb.
Moore Beats Hahn
Memphis, Tenn., Oct. 23. Wilson Pal
Moore, local bantsrjuyelKht. was clven a
decision In an elffht-round bout here over
Bernle Hahn of Philadelphia, llahn'o eyo
was closed In tha seventh round.
ETOHW
HOPPE
Harper's Ferry Excursion
scenic toint or s states
Sunday, October 26 -
j3o
(INCI.CniNO TAX)
Special Train Leave 24th & Chestnut Sts., 8 A. M.
Itfturnlnc, Special Train Will I-eaie Harper's 1'erry Bi30 V. Jl.
BALTIMORE
m
iBW "W rTv. t'fltSl& liolhain, rrnlrr; l.rll, liRht guard; rl-irh. rlelit tarlile!
3PW? VV ' iWmm SctP Wcrtts, rich! mil: Wells, qitnitrrliarlc; Donil, left lialfliatli;
lfe-s' iffftfn's JPJ-j'' py Mllnnlirnil, rlslit liatfliaric, and Ander&on, fiillliafk n III play
1 rifiir AJBklaH n?' jl "' "'l'rt' Icrsclifilastlc I.eaRiio Runic tills iiflernoon aqalnst
HEHferX liBiiiHI tAutA Mji. Cinlrol HIrIi Stlinol on C'tiTiitiitiiitty l'lcld, WaUeliiiR and
larirn'V-yTiJsragii&ligaay
EVEN ENGLISH GOLF
PLAYERS AT SHORE
Bis
Entry List Today Nearly
World-Wide Other
Golf
Atlantic City, Oct, 2.1. fiolforjt from
all ner the country and as far auav
as England aie entered In die nnmtnl
fall invitation of the Country Club of
Atlantic Citv. which opens here to-
dav. The field now numbers in excess
of a handled slnrtcrs nnd with added
cutties It should be one of the largest
enlrv Hits in the bistorv of that event.
Tlieic are not many women In the
riiilidelphin gnir district who have
bo'iten Mrs. Caleb F. Fox. of the Hunt
ingdon Vallev Country Club, but an
other was added to the small circle yes
terday when Miss Klleu (1. Hood elim
inated the three-time city champion and
a fnimer nationnl finalist in the fust
ton ml of match play for tho golf cham
pionship of the rhilndelphln Cricket
Club. It took nineteen holes of play be
fore Mrs. Fox, wdio was the medalist,
was defeated.
CHURCHJ.EAGUE READY
First Dutch Devotionals and Oxford
New In Cage Circuit
With Oxford nnd First Ilutcli in (he
tiitult, the Northwest Church Iinskct
bnll Association will open its season
November 10 with eight of the strong
est church fives in (he city. Oxford
nnd First Patch take the place of
Covenant nnd Ilnrper, while the other
team 1o compete this season are Cnl
Miry, Schweufelder, Bethany, North
west, Twenty-ninth Street und Olivet
Covcnaiit. Tho league disbanded in
1017 for thu -duration of the war, and
this will be the first time on the wooden
way for them since (hat trying period.
All games will be plajed at First
Dutch Hall, Fifteenth and Dauphin
stieels, the plnjing nighlfi being Mon
dn.s nnd Tuesdius ot cni.li week. Tho
split schedule will be plnjcd. the first
series opening Not ember 10 and tho
sttnnd January fi. Johnston Bruner
will again act as president ot the in
sociation, and Fied Pinkie will prob
ably referee the contests.
Fairbalrn Is President
.N,V.V l'r,K' 'I',' r3 nohrt A l-alrlialrn,
of West'lolil, N, J . foimer vloc pieslilont.
una clectil president ot the Now Yorlt
National ltors aiiow to Buirr-ivi Mr. Mcl.mn.
former tirrsltlent, who hus rrslm.'il, nml
Alfred H Maeluy. nf Mlllbrook, N. Y was
iltrteil lrf pit sklent to fill tho vacancy
inado hy Fatrlialrn'r promotion.
New Callfornlans Win Tennis
Clinihrliice, Muss.. Oct. 23 In flvs harii
fouKht sets Jlob Mpman r.nd Leon Ue Tu
renne, Cdllforiilnns. won the doubles chom
nlonshlp nf Ilarvaid by ilefeatliu William
itnl Itobeit Hand cousins, whose homrn are
In New York. Tlio scoro was 3 0, 7-.1. II 8,
(1-3 and (1-1
New Huntsmen Stalkers
llarrlsliiirs. Oct. 23. Ths Hlale Oamo
Commission office esterday announced the
appointment of traellnK game protectors
in o'lainon to xne nvo irauy on auiy: ,
Uudd Troy, John Slaughterbach, Lewis
(own. Henry Hilton, Punxsutawney. H J.
Hones, Now Castlo, and L. K, Hogarth,
Smethp-irt
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THEATRES
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Tim United Exhibitors' Association
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MUTUAL SPECIAL
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COLISEUM markivUt1!T
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H,UIHiI.- MATINEE DAILY
ANITA STEWART In
"HUMAN DB8H1E"
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"BltOKKN BLOSSOMS"
TCCPPRQnM 2TH AND DAUPHIN
STS. MAT. DAILY
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PADk' iu nan aye. a dauphin st.
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KrTRSUE HAYAKAWA In
"THE DRAQON I'AINTEIl"
'S?V
JZ2
Round Trip
& OHIO R. R.,
COACH GEIGES'S FRANKFORD HIGH ELEVEN
SCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPPERS
"By LOUIS
T1USII I'ATSY CLINIC
s "out nt
luck" in Jersey, too. After getting
himself "in like a burglar" in I'hilndel
phiu just before the end of the summer
Reason, it looks now ns If I'.it will go
begging for matchea this sensnn. Cline
and Jimmy Puffy, of Brooklyn, both
were mdereil from the ling nt lJnyoiine,
N. J., bv the lefeicn because it was evi
dent that they weie putting on "one tit
those things." (Mine is a clever boxer
nnd he fascinates the fans when he
wants to box. It is a pity that a glove
man of ('line's caliber should permit I
himself In lie tainted because of fniluie
to appeal- for a bout and then he ac-
(used of "framing." !
Lew leniller apparently was the victim of
,t i,., ! -t ui.uit.a ill I'm,-, mi men",
night wh.n h was declared a loser on a
roul in ih.' llilrd round of his bout with
Johnov Noo Reports ftom Dener staind
thit Tender was outclassing Noyo and that
the puni h which doubled up his opponent was
a fair bodv blow Ringside critics were
unanimous in their belief that Tendler scored
a clean knoikout
lMllle Spencer, of Gloucester. N .1 . will
substitute for WIlllo Davis, of nilzabeth.
N J tn the star bout at the Cam-
hrla tomorrow night His opponent .will he' .lohnnv Tlltmnii, of Minneapolis Is ex
Andy Islrns of K'lhmond. Young Joe Nel ip.ited to arrle In Philadelphia In a fi-w
son will help Introduce Allen Douglass, oflddvi Tillman mav stop oft In 1'ltubursh
Chicago, to Philadelphia fans In tho semi iter a bout wllh Jack Terry The latie, is
other bouts are Young Coster vs. Robbv th. litest sensation atound Smokv Clu
Ilurman. tiannv Rogers vs Younc Corbtt '
nnd Jlmm, O.ackenWhl.ey Langdon. , ZLAJEK ZBYSZK0 DEFIES
"Nig" Haves, who denies nnv relationship i
to the well-Known Nick, la homing tne reins
nf a hard socklnff
featherwelstit in K1J
wagner .
loe Ilurman, of ChlcaRo. will arrive in
Philadelphia some lime tomorrow for his
match on tiiturday night against Joe l.ynih
of New Y irk Bt the National Club This
bout, you know, will bo an encoro follow. ng
the sensational scrap put nn by the petit
Joe boys at tho Olympla, Club several tweks
ago I.vneh and Ilurman are two of tho
leadlnff contenders for Pete Herman's dia
dem r
IMflln JIanlIiT Is keeping himself fit for
several bouts h" has bonked ahead An lin
tortant match that will be illnrheil In a
few days will lie between MeAndiews nnd
Tnl (Kid) 1hIs Mao savs he would not
pass up a chance to meet Mlko O'Uowil, de
spite the fact that he would ho handicapped
by weight
.lohnnv Klttlile. Chicago bintam. Is in
town nltchlo Invaded I'hllidelphla. several
M-ars ago. and he thounl up well against
some of the best tiny punchers around here
nt that time, mtehle Is a. tough battler Ho
Is aggresslvo and ruraed
Jlon'iger .lolinnv Damlrit doesn't allow
n little thlnir like weight tn In'erefer with
Hoxer Johnny Dundee's bimts. Just so long
ns sattsfai tory llnnnciai terms are man.
Dundeo doesn't worry who tho nther miy
is. Stanley Illnrkle will nao ino anvan
tnrn ot weight, height and reach when he.
meets Dundee at i.iiympin. liuu ..Luuuajr
night.
,Ilik Denipsn's first lout since winning
th heay weight rrnn will bo put on be
fore Christmas, sus Jimmy Do Korrest, re
cently deposed as the tltleliolders trainer
bV JaCK Kearn JeniTiiey nan niiucn .rr
rnrrest. stating that Philadelphia prcbably
will bo the scene of Ma initial bout when
he comes East early In December.
Pal Moore will nppear In his first lmut
since returning from England on October
31 Ho will box Patsy Johnson In Newark.
N J . on Iho same eird showing Mel
Coogan and Charley While In action. Tod
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JMERICA
. I, i 12th, Morris & rasryunk Avu.
Alhambra Mat Dallyat2:Evs.0:45 4.
WALLACE ItniD In
"THE IXH'TEUY MAN"
A n"M I C 02D fc THOMPSON STS.
ArOLLU MATINEE DA1LT
D. W. ORIFriTlIS In
"LET KATV DO IT"
A O- AHI A CHESTNUT Below 10TH
ARCADIA 10 A M. to 11;1S P.M.
13ILLIE BURKE In
"SADIE LOVE"
RELMONT
52D ABOVE MARKET
TtOHnilT WARWICK In
"TOLD IN THE HILLS"
. . ,r,ninrv nitOAD STREET AND
BLUtitJlfS.I--' SUSQUEHANNA AVE.
VIOLA DANA In
"SOME BRIDE"
BROADWAY "g-SfA VfV. ir-
REX BEACH'S
"THE OI1H, FROM OUTSIDE"
CAPITOL
722 MARKET STREET
10 A M to 11:15 P.M.
Minnl! KENNEDY In
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL"
.-M iNHAI Otn. Maplewnod Aves.
COLOiNlAL. 2. 7 snd 0 P. M.
n W ORIFFITH'S
"BROKEN BLOSSOMS"
EMPRESS
MAIN 8T.. MANATUNK
MATJIVU UA.IUT
maht ricKFonn nt
i.ttiit iinnm.iM"
FAIRMOUNT.Tin-r
WALLACE REID In
THE LOTTERY MAN"
I- A IV1II V THEATRE 1311 Market Bt
FAIVllLi I 0 AM. to MIdnlcht.
SYLVIA BREMER in
"THE MOONPHINB TIIAIU"
rsTI 1 CT THEATRE Below Spruce.
56 1 H S 1 . MATINEE DAILY
MABEL NORMAND In
"WHEN DOCTORS DISAGREE"
FRANKLIN TlimD 40RFrIAfJsK,g
HARRY CAREY In
"ACE IN THE SADDLE"
GREAT NORTHERN VS"
THEDA BARA In
"LA 11ELLE RUSSE"
IMDCDIAI OOTH WALNUT 8TB.
IMrE-r'Al-. Mats 2 ISO. Ev.TD
DOROTHY PHILLIPS In
"THE RIQliT TO HAPPINESS
it mann itiont st. & oirard avb.
JU1V1DU Jumbo Junetlon on Frankfort '
ELSIE FERGUSON In
WITNESS FOR THE DEFENSE'
L"
I tTArMTD BT 1A.NOA8TBR AVE.
LbAUHK matinek daily
BILt.IE BURKI5 In'
"TUB WISLUADINQ WIDOW
Kranliford HIrIi ScIiooI'h foolbnll Irani, sliowlns Snrjllie,
left end! ilrllrry, left dirlilo; Wliltalicr, left gunnl; Side-
J
II. JAKFE"
Johnny and Johnny liolh
Won That Duluih lialtk
Theie were two winners in the
Johnny Tillman-Jiilimi) (iiifliths
ten miiiid battle in Duliitli. Minn.,
hist night. Uivul pilots inch ad
mitted that tlielr proteges were tri
umphant, Listen (o (his one from Harry
Mathews, of the Tillm.iu combine:
"Tillman outslagged (iiillitliH in
ten Kiunds."
Hut Tommy Walsh, the iinHerv.il
pilot, had it on Mathews when it
c.ime to words, (laze:
"Johnny (Srifllths kept up his
winning streak by healing .lohnii)
Tillman l:i ten fast rounds. (Irif
fiths's left hnnd was in great foim."
i
t..'vis and Jclnny flrlfOths alio ma
lior I
, Ihe
night und In the same ring
Mighty Pole Wishes to Stand Some
body on His Ear on Mat
following on the heels pf Karl C.nl-
doiU's nnnoiineeinent that he is willinslness in KlidiiiK nrotind the line .loe
to meet the winner of the Joe Steelier-1 will appear in the star ; bout of eiirht
.Strangler Lewis mutch, in a bout fori
the wrestling champions-hip of the wnild, I
came a deli from the riiinn nf Zludukj
Zhyi..ho jestetday rhullcnKiug the win
ner ot the same contest, which wilt lie
Htageil in Madison Square liardeu, N.
Y,, n week frnm nest .Monday night,
Nin ember it. The mighty Pole is up nt
his home, Old Orchnid, getting lend)
for a strenuous winter campaign.
.The contest in the Harden between
Steelier and Lewis, according tn agree
ment, will he fought to a Mulsh. One
of the contestants must gain a fall to
win no matter how iong the match
lasts. Wrestling, like boing, baseball
nnd football, is in for n big lovivnl thi-.
year.
Penn Harriers Syracuse Ahoy
Cross-country aspirants nt the Uni
versity o" IVnnsylvnnin will undergo
tlieir initial test Katuulny, when tho
Penn liairieis (ompete in an Invitation
rnec at Syracuse. The personnel nf the
Penn hnnler team will consist of
Shields. Mrllale. ' P.rown, (iustnfson,
Mitchell. Irwin, Kiviat and Ciimmings.
There will be no inexperienced men
wearing the Heil and nine. Although
Shields nnd Hrown aie the only two
men without tarsity experience they
lank among Penn's most pioniising.
rllOTOPl.WS
The following theatres obtain their pictures
through the STANLEY Company of Amer
ica, which is a guarantee of early showing
of tho finest productions. Ask for the theatre
in your locality obtaining pictures through
tho Stanley Company of America.
I IDCDTV liltuAD i cOi.l'MIHA AV.
L4I0C.K 1 I MATINEE DAILY
VIVIAN MWtTIN In
"THE THIRn KSS"
I rid ICT 5211 AND LOCl'ST STREETS
LAJLLOl Mats 1 30.1 30 Ecs. (1 :30 to 11.
JtAROt'ERITi: CLARK In
UllmW BY IMIOXY"
33 MARKET .ri'T; iV'i? 1 3
DOROrllY PHILLIPS in 'Jj
"DESTINY '
MODEL
425 hOLTII KT Orrheatra
rnrllnu'.n. 1 to 11.
OLADY1 tirtnCKWr.LT, In
HROKEN ( OMMANDMENTS"
NIXON
G2D AND MARKET STS.
J -15 7 nnd II
incnnniiT rwlivso.v in
"THE r'ARTCR CASE"
OVERBROOK CM SVXi".,
ANIT sri:w'ART in
"iii'MW nnsiRE"
DAI A fV? 1214 MARKET f TBf FT
rLAVVJl n I", A M to 11-15 P. M,
PATLivr ritrnrntric in
'nnvDt or love"
DDIMflTCiC: 101S MVRKET STREET
rf.llNUc.3J n .in m i.i 11 'i6i' m
VIROINIA HAMMOND In
"MISS CRUSOE"
REGENT
MARKET ST f.elo'v 17TH
11 t to 11 P. M
DOnOTIIV r-ltlLl.irs in
THE RIC1HT lO HAPPINESS"
D I A I T QEHVANTOWN AVE
K1AL.H-' t t'-i emiocitn.v si
I WALLACE REID In
"VALLEY OF THE CHANTS"
DI"M I 52D AND SANSOM STS
rVlVVJLJ MATINEE I
EE DAILY
REX RFACH'S
"THE SrOILERS"
D I ID V MARKET ST BELOW 7TH
IXUDI 10 A M to tills P. M.
CORINNE OR1FFITH In
"THE CLIMBERS"
AVOY;
1211 MARKET STREET
nam TO IIIUNIQIIT
R FLVIDfiH In
WOMAN OF LIES"
C-p AMI I7V MARKET ABOVr. 10TII
3lArNL.t,I II 15 A M tn u isp, j
M.
r-nvsTANCE TALMADOE In
"A TEMPERAMENTAL WIFE"
Cm A MO OERMANTOWN AVE.
O 1 KAINL AT VENANQO
DOi;CLS FAIRBANKS In
"HIS MAJESTY THE AMERICAN"
VICTOR
JA1
I A MARKET ST. AD. TH
l- n i M to U:IS P. it.
AnRY HOUD1NI In
THE aRIM GAME"
IVflfOT- AI I CCUCMV 23th and
Allciheny
m liu.lirj liuitl'i in
"THE JIlSLEApINO WIDOW"
BIG AUTO RACE MEET A1j
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NARBERTH SATURDAY!
Airplane and Auto to Contest in
Special Event at Belmont
Driving Park
The Ilelmont Driving I 'ark nt Nar
beith. will be the steii" of the biggest
nice meet ever held In this section, on
Satuidn,, when airplanes, automobiles
and motorcycles make up the taring
card.
There will be a double fentiiie in a
-pcclnl fi-niile niatth tare between an
aii plane nnd nu automobile, and n big
aerial Coiubnt circus by fniiioiis nwatorx.
William Stiicklcr. nf Fiaukfiud. will
di'He the motor car. and Lieutenants
Jack Howard nnd Neil Johnston, will
pilot the plntie.
The miators sny they will IH their
plane only twenty five feet high (luting
the entire lace.
BOUTS AT SHORE TONIGHT
"Wlldman," "Eel" and Indian Show
In Atlantic City Bouts
tteit Kenny, tho "wild man" from
New Yoth: .Toe (Inns, the I'nnamn
"eel," and Kittle Hear, the Indian, are
headliners nn tmiiKht's niobium hilled
tor the Atlnntie City KpiirtlnK Club,
(iimi linn been dubbed "the eel" be-
i cause of his eleieriiess and hit slimier! -
luundb against the wild man, and
a led -hot tut is expected.
I.iltle Hear, the Indian, meeln Victor
Kltchie, (if New York, in a return
eight lounil bout. Their previous meet
ing v. us fast mid furious. Another
eight-rounder is scheduled between
rrnnkie 1'lrining and Tommy Hudson.
The opening sit-inunil set-to will bring
together Willie Puller and .liuiiny
Tendler.
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,You Can't Tell How
Far a Frog Can Jump
by the Length of His
Hind Legs
Neither can you judge good clothing by alluring
advertising claims and "below cost prices." But you
can judge pretty well its true merits by the house that
offers it a house that make3 no claims they cannot
fulfill just good solid values that are hard to dupli
cate for instance we offer you a generous assortment
of suits and overcoats that are superbly tailored of
the best woolens ptocurnble, and they are easily worth
much more than we arc asking.
UltS
verco
Specially Priced
$
Others $22.50 to $40
Top Goat Special
drays, Blues, Browns.
Oreens nnd Heather na
tures; Form-Fittlnir. Rag
lan nnd Box effects
pearonabln Just now All
lined with iridescent silk
FSJWJJj lined with Iridescent sine 6& (g m
I 1 Values Up to $40 J ,
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Quality Clotlies i
1514-16 Market Street
OPEN EVERY EVENING
siiiiiiiiiilJiiill'riiBitiiiititii'li
HOT OFF THE
lerli Kempton, at quarter, with Crane,
U'elili and Trench In Iho backficlrt, may be!
lay
rda
coach Al Hhnrpe. a selection for Satu
y
siiina with mill!.
Conrh Dor llennett Is lemllna every effort
lo Iron out lb, faults displayed by his war
riors last Saturday In preparation for lliiv
I erford'a first home grldlon contest of the
season.
With ltnallv a reconstructed eleven, Coteh
Hezdek sent tbo Slnto arslty SKalnst the
scrubs In scrlmmnKn jseterday
Hard nnd offeiishi. serlmmsfre was stased
t the Oarnet eleten iesterday, with Coach
Mercer constantly at the side of Oelses, who
vas running tho signals from ciuarterbark.
The Arrm's midweek practice yeeterdiy
I was featured by the return of somo of the
hospital squad to the play.
The Tlcer drle went on acaln yeslerdsv
The eotlre squad, nrellv. pi ruh und fresh
men worked lonir and eneriretlcalu on th
rudiments of taddimr, tharRlnic, puntlnjt
and iMHslnir. and fin illy lined up fn a scrim
mae that lasted for nearly for'y minutes
Columbl.i's football policy, under tho new
plans Is alread licKlnultw to broaden Last
nlKhi the first training table slnie llnio was
starteil. twenty members of the first squad
apiH-arlng
Head Coach Marrow, wllh the aid of sev
eral assistants lestordsy droe the W anil
J team throusli the final hard scrimmage
In preparation for Saturday's gam" with
Syracuse
West Virclnla football practice vesterday
was transfi rreii from the riu igmlre, where
the usual field Is hunted, to a good grassy
plot of ground on the newly acquired prop
erl where a scrimmage of unusual ferocity
was staged
The
Cntjrnf football nauari sep(erd nut
lant hard acrlmmnpe before th Prince-
mo Hn uriMv tnintiB ino strirri 01 in
arnlty baikflchl
..rti,
rt.l nln-nnil-lurK ncrlmmaKf M--
.phlffh Knr tlftv mlnntpn the nifn f
loiik'nt nam uiin unly otir mnrn reaulilns:
when TJstnn. nf tbo fin-t ftquail, lntrreptpl n
forwnrtl imipi arnl KIIn,ipil -in Hrrtn. Th
pprond tenm's line, howpver, provM the
Bironttfr tml nutt Imril the ilrnt utrlntf.
InJnrlrn hiit pl.t,i'd havoc with the nut
porn football team, nnd Conrb fnnford tll
1p hard put to It to cct a first nite aKEr
gallon topethrr on Saturday.
In preparation for th nnnw with St
Julind of AniiHpotls, next Hjtiinlav. Coach
SI Patixtlq jtftcrdav rut the PcnnavlvMnti
Military College vnrftlty ttquad thiouxh sonrif
new olTenpHe plays
luMIutlnn at Ilopton College over the Yato
triumph 1b fast subMdln(r Into h uplrlt of
iIorrevPPlon ai the list of Injured la glanced
over
Althntixh Dartmouth la expected to svln Vn
tramp with Cornell at the Polo Grounds, Sn-
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1 to 4 Tons
Continental Hod Seal Motor
All Standard Units
Knctories
Grove City and Phila., Pa,
Salesroom
SMITH-DAVIS CO.
2132 Market Street
Open Wednesday and Friday
Evenings Until 9
f7.50
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GRIDIRON
unlay, the blir Ureen team will not bo ham
perecl hy uuy excess of confidence.
tI)otile Ufled three complete seta of backs Ja
prnctlce tn tho Navnl Academy yesterday,
the work hrlnK the hardest which the squad
has jet had
Srrlmmniclnc; against th freshman team
yesterday Instead of the scrub, and fflvlng
n (rood workout to Wlthlwrton'a 1023 outfit,
which will play lUeler Saturday, the var
Blty made two touchdowns.
After nn hour's preliminary practice In
down the fWd work esterday, Coach Hob
lnon sent the Itrown football men through
a hard forty minutes' of scrimmaging. In
which the varsity showed creat superiority
over the seconds.
NrM Irclnirt's football prnctlce jentertjay
vis featured bv th work of Homer Martin,
the bis Charleston Hlnh boy
UU six mrri In the hospital ,or on the
sick list. Conrh Ilurk 14 worklnff fast to find
men to fill the holes left In the Trinity squad
ns the result of the tlaBh with Amherst
nisi naiuraay
The .Hfuetfe Colleee football squad was
qut through another lonif and stiff practice
on Mu re h Pleld sesterdas
Couch ttnlph Mltterllnir put the L'rsinun
football pqu'id throueh Its hardest practice
of tho sea ion enterdav In preparation for
the IVnn State (jame on SaturrU
Frazee Denies Red Sox Gossip
I'ronlUent Harry H l'razee, of the Koa
ton Atnerltin leaBue Club, denied em
ph.itlr4l lure last nlcht that he waa con
sidering the ale of tho rlub to a Uoeton
svndlcate 'I hive never received an offer
from Consressman .Tames A Oattlvan, who
H a close personal friend of mine,' said
Frazee, "and I am not negotiating for the
sale or the club with none From time
to time I rocetve offers throuRh the mall
from apparrntlv financially Irreaponslblo
parties, nnd these letters remain unan
swered "
For Pool Championship
A tournament for -the pool championship
of tho Fourteenth ward will 1h held under
the ausplcci of tho Assumption C C,, nt
the c'ub'n hall. Twelfth and Sprlnff Oar
den streeti tommenclnff Sunday. October 2U,
The entries will close on Saturday. About
thirty pin era are already entered In the
i on test
Maranvllle Might Be Giant
llfMton. Oct SB Walter Maranvllle, of
the llraves, will become a member of the
New York (.Innli in 1!20 If Johrt McOraw
ran put throurh the deal he haa In view
with the Hnfton Braver The deal Is a Ms
one Involving several Olant players whose
names cannot b mentioned now
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