M .-jm, , l - -jr 'J- i j f Jf, - M. T EVEIsTTNG PXJBMO LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, WEDJSTESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1919 IT - M OPiv SEASON FOR QUITTING BASEBALL IS HERE TOM GRIFFITH, OF DODGERS, RETIRES Tt"7 n yttfy Vi? ' t- t wVfsfi FIRST SECRET DRILL A T PENN IN 2 YEARS 'Fohvell Makes Sure That Bczdek Will Get First Hand Information Con cerning Quaker Plays Saturday PLAN TO STOP WAY By EDWIN J. POLLOCK mi inn gates of Franklin Field yester AttTf T-sfA 1sn1sAfT itrttWrtH Minn fl n n t ' f tnj nitu iulavu kti t. i viiii yi out. o tomb, and for the first tlmo since 1017 secret practice was staged. Bob Fol well and his staff of aides linvc n flock li. of new plays that they nre about to fiprlng on the unexpecting State eleven, and they don't want the world to know anything about It. The secret practlco Idea is far from the usual policy that Folwcll has practiced since he, became head tut!or at the University, four seasons ago. It has been his custom to invite the uni verse to watch tho Hcd and Bluo drill and daro anyone to learn anything from them. However, the MulHca Hill farmer has nn Idea that State spies have been assigned to peep from the side lines and he would much rather hand the 1'cnn plays to Hugo Bezdek In person on Saturday, than have the State coach misled through second-hand informa tion. Up to this time, IVnn has succeeded in getting away with simple forma tions. Although the quarterbacks have had trick number plays, they hnve been instructed to keep them under cover. The Bed and Blue has found it easy to gain on the opposition so far with only few plays, and they will continue to hold back anything new unless State puts up n defense too sturdy for straight football. Drill for Way THE endmen nre in for an extra amount of drillng this week. Fol well Is determined that ho will find n way to stop Way, tho sensational State halfback. Way, who is called Charlie, by team mates, and a lot of other names by opposing players, is one of the best open field runners in collegiate ranks. On successive Saturdays he has re ceived the opening kickoff and run for a touchdown. He turned the trick at Hanover against Dartmouth, and last Saturday he did it against Ursinus. Folwcll will continue to hand his wing men considerable drilling in order to drop Way in his tracks. It will be interesting to watch the stellar State back battle against I'enn's fleet ends. The Miller brothers and Hopper, too, travel like Merediths down under punts and kickoffs and If way gets away for any long runs, it will bo surprising. It is said that the tackles and guards have been nsslgned by Bezdck to take the rival ends out of the play. If this : true, Way probably will find himself underneath some husky Quaker line man for the Red and Blue forwards ore no snails getting down tho gridiron. Brother vs. Brother PENN and State will not only clash on the gridiron Saturday, but also In cross-country. The barriers of Bill Martin and Lawson Robertson race over the Cobbs creek course In the morning. The event will bring the Shields brothers, Eddie, of Penn, and Larry, of State, against each other. Eddie btsted recently that he did not want to run against his twin, but It Is believed that he will be coaxed Into the compe tition. The last time the brothers raced was on Franklin Field a few yenrs ago, when they were in scholastic ranks. They ran neck-nnd-neck around the quarter-mile track four times and fin ished the same way, dividing flrst nnd second places. Amateur Sports TUB First Christian Church basket ball team has organized. The team is composed of the following: "Dutch" Iferiog, formerly captain of the North east 'High team and later of the Yours j-Tuiy, American league; Hamilton, SICtb Army Depot team: Matlack. Christ Church; Herzog's two younger nroiners, jacs iteynoias ana wait Jid- dowes. Manager Hunt would like to put his teftm In the Brotherhood or Northwest League. Would also like to hear from such teams as Salem, Bridgeton. Ham monton. West Chester, St. Paul, Stet son Mission, Keystone or nny other teams of that caliber. Jack Reynolds, care of First Christian Church, Tenth nnd Northeast boulevard. - X.,.,,l71 A' A., ft flfteen-slxteen-year-old football team, wants tamii either at homo er away. J. S. French. 018 South St, Ber nard street. . The St. Panl'a basketball teams, of Fif. teenth and Porter streets (two teams) would like to, book asmes with all first and second class traveling; teams. Al Ostrand. 2310 South Chadwlck-Btreot, " raiehall A. A a. flrst-claei elsTen. wanta riamea with teams havlnr rronnda and pay ne cuarantees, Thomas Tarpey, 7287 Bay brook avenue. Th roMlo Works Department of the Phil adelphia Navy Yard wants eaa camea with second-clasa teams, especially Weccacoe. Thompson A. A. and Kftner B. C. A. M. Cohn. Public, Works Department, Philadel phia Navy Yard, A fast forward br cuard wotild like to connect with a first-class five. Has played against such teams as Vlctrji C. C. Key stone A. A., Downlnrtown. Delanco. Ham monton, Marrls Guards and others. W, J. Burns, 0012 Chestnut atreet. THMids nulla neaerrea wants tunas with any third or fourth class teams, either at home or away, David Klein. 014 North -Third strest. The Osrtirt D, O. would like ts arrance Barnes with all sixteen-year-old basketball teams, either at home or away. Louis Ko nlrman. 2417 South Fifth street. St. I.ndwlr's'C. O. (two teams) would like to hear from first-class travellnr teams for Tuesday and Saturday evenings. Thomas F. Coffey, 1347 North Doer street, roster A. A, wants games with first-class teams paying guarantees. TV. TV. Foster, 2457 North Cleveland avenue. XTeeeacoe A, O. (two teams) would like to hear from thlrd-clasi teams, either at heme or awar. Israel Greenman. care of TVeccaeoe Recreation Center, Fourth, and Catharine streets. Middle City Club, a first-class traveling five, wanta games. A. Cura. 1705 ftmtn Eighteenth street, The IWendV flnlld I. O. would like to hear from flrat.class traelln teams plaslnx Friday iramea onlv. I.ew It. Specter, 005 rforth Third 6treet. Bike Race to Feature New York. Oct. 21). One of the feature events of the Forty-seventh Infantry' full Karnes, to be held ln the armory Saturday night, will be the three-mile bike race. Among the star riders In this event are: An tonio Attardl, Joseph O'Shea, Wesley Frvell, llam TVIniursf. One of! the late entries re- 'Bell Sure to Start in Game Against State Bert Bell, Perm's game pilot, is sure to start the fracas against 1'cnn State on Saturday. The Bed and Blue captain Injured his arm in the battle against Lafayette, and it was feared on Monday that ho would not be nble to he tit the helm when the Quakers took tho Held ngalnst Hugo Bezdek's aggregation. Yesterday, however, he was given another ex amination by Dr. J. B. Carnctt and was told that he would lie nble to start. He will refrain from scrim mages this week, but will be out in togs every day to keep in condition. TWO TIED FOR LEAD IN GIRLS' HOCKEY Friends' Select and Springside Have Won Two Straight in School Matches f.t'IIOOI, 1I0CKKV STAMIIXOS Won n I.nt l'.C. 3 1.000 Z 0 l.notl 1 I .500 1 I .i-.OO I) 2 ,(H O .000 "nrtnc Mile ........ Friend' Helect Mis Imrln'H Oermantown rrlertds . AIU Stevens mim iiiii's VJWTERn.VY'S KKSl!IrS Germnntowtt lVlends, fli JINs &tTena' School, 0. M.rlocr Side. 13: Miss Hill's School. 0. IVlends belect, 5t MI.h Irwin's hchoul, 2. There is n douhio tic for the lend in the girls' hockey league. Springtide and rriends' Select came through with easy victories nnd remain deadlocked now with two wins out of tvio starts. Gennaiitown Friends' won its llrst rjamo ill the year by surprising Miss Steven's School. C coals to 0. Miss Steven's nnd Miss Hill's School teams thus far hnn failed to enter the won column. Both starts hate resulted in reverses. St. Martin's and Lansdonnc engaged in a thrilling one goal tic n an In er- .' V.-.n7to t is cltv moro tl an '' """d tho tsf action tSdarod: t,,cro wns "0 fnlniinn to tlic vepor club Hockcv League match jest-rdnv. I nclpnia. tame lo tins cm more man lni. whot thoUBRmU f nunlc hRVO b"n emannting form Detroit th.it he had This was one of the hardest fought1'1,'"? 'J'T8. "K; '-. b,arp.l "t,,,h,0 !'?,V"": ,'" ',0 ',,V"lm' earet u.nd.l.,,:" ,'" ' been ruptured. Immediately upon his ,...' ,hnVnr. ill, Pnckard Automobile- Corporation, which '. however. hd little,.;-, ,... ' hp pit T(,11(I,,, r ,, nn front hv n mnrcln of one coal at lialfli11 :'"" l! ne ",,.'" ", '.,'"': " i ,i.,o in n nn ai.nt i tl Tllest I lowly position. Bince mat lime ne nnsi time, due to n line shot liy Miss illrst. : to be . of tle crPnlcst executives1 M ss Graham placed St. Martin's on ' "."'? , tw M,t Zi rl even terms before ten minutes of the as . '. ,nH onc ,. , m st l,on,",ar even tftma Dcl '',,, U"tlmra in the game. Hefore enter ng the ' wrauu jivwuu nau uviu i i". -' marked tho end of th.e scoring for the day. In another Interclub match German town defeated Merlon by fi to 1 . GREAT TANK SEASON Old Penn Natators Look for Big Swimming Season This Winter "With the announcement oilhirtecu matches for tho season's scheduley marie yesterday by Manager Ulmer, swim ming nt the University ol! Pennsylva- tiin unoc-Aa linnlr tn iau ii"i tTn tt-fl I tinuio ane coming season siiouiu hoc oniy i)f ,t r i i . i. ono of the greatest in tlio water for 1'enn, but for nil ol tins leading col leges of the country. The schedule fol lows : December 13 or 10 Xavy nt Annapolis. December 11 or 20 Johns Hopkins at Ilalttniore. January 0 Columbia at Now ork. January 1C 1'rlnceton ot AVetghtman Hall. Jnnunry 23 Yale at New Haven. January 24 SI. I. T. at lloston , February 0 C. C. N. Y. at Welehtman I'o'bruary 21 Rutgers at New Ttrunswlck. February 28 Yale at Ivelghtman Hall. March 5 Columbia at Welehtman Hall. March 12 Princeton1 nt Princeton. March. 20 Intercollcslatcs championship at New Haven. Giant Black B'ar Slain Tock Haven, Oct. 20. Ona of the largest black bears slain In Clinton county for a number of years was shot jesterdty at the head of McUlhattan Itun, back of tho new Florida 'arms, by lldward Jameson of near Losanton, a ntmrod whose aim ts unerring, He was accompanied by Robert fieyler, enslneer of tho Slato road between Loganton and Halona. Tho pelt of tho bear measured 7 feet and n Inches acres the forelegs and was 7 feet Ions. Tho hair Is fine anil silky. v IS Loo J. Eastman Feted by His Friends on' Evo of New York Departure RECEIVES MANY GIFTS1 Seven hundred of his frlendi gath ered last night in tho Bellcvuc-Strat-ford to fete Leo J. Eastman. The cx-hend of the Packard Motor Co. here leaves for New York, to tnko a similar position there. During the banquet he was showered with gifts nnd compliments. "There is plenty of competition in Plillmlnlnliln In (tin liuitnr lii.W,.t PACKARD HEAD BANQUETED BY I I ,, 1,IW I,, .;l?rt "'. t;o"iel. football team ..urn, u , ...... .. -. . .. -j ....- ,- .....,., ., ,fc is the fairest and Miiiaret competition In tho'wnrld," was Mr. Eastman's pntt- lug tribute to the City of Iirotlierlj ! Jj0.p l'mployes mid friends of the depart-1 ing president gae him more than just compliments to remember this eitt. , C.ifl pnlnre In tho shnne uf Miitrnsn. brief cape, flowers and tt rommlwlon' t'oach r.lenn AVnmer cot down i to I""""'" '""'Uh lias not lot a foctball camo at lian as captain in tho New York police verj enrneetlv when ho sent tho iyj ""inceiio., force being hurled his way during the, evening. Alvln McCauley, president of the Packard Motor Co., paid n glowing tribute to the work of Mr. I'nstmnii in l'hilnilelnhln and said tliat the l'liila delphia branch undoj Mr, I'nstman lias llio best record of nny of the l'lifkaid ' in in nrnnclies in the world. "The Packard Co. has doubled l?e sinro .Mr I'.astmnn tou ennrge ot taken, as did t.eprgo iinimes. L'ompiunents galore, uoiu in i i.nsiman, which moro than 1 00 attended. l.nstman, wno is one ot tne Hliiniiig niitninnhile inilustrv Kastnuin was "u"" n., ,'as""'"1 as newspaper man. NAVY GOAT AS GUEST Will Have Suite at Hotel Commodore With Choice Meals Served to Him New York, Oct. if). Not the least Important member of tho Navy con tingent to arrive here for the Army Navy game will be Bill, the team's mascot, the envy of all goats from V tiirnrti i flm limrrlire nf TTni-lnni Till 1 tnn. Will IinVC II ninm nf tllO ( nmtnn. " s-u HI, ill ihlll V'a, lllliillll, llllii iioro, wiicre lie Mill lei-rhe a iliml ' . . ...... grooming oeiore journeying lo Hie I'olo grounds for the gridiron classic. The mnscot's hutting ability, accord-, ing to Commander Howard, U n worthy rhal to the Army mule's famous Kick, nnd his gastronomic tastes know neither law nor reason. Consequently, (Jeorge W. Sweeney, vice president of the ho tel, will nssign to Hill a room where the walls are thickest and from which all furnishings likely to arouse his ver satile nppetltc have been removed. IllII will be well cared for, however, and the choicest material from the linen closets, newsstand and tinean dump will be reserved for him. Empey's Ex-Pros Again , New York, Oct. 20. The second of their series of three double headers for the championship of Manhattan be tween the Lincoln Ginnts and C!uy Kmpey's Trent 'Km Houghs will he played this Sunday nfternoon at Dyk mnn Oval, near the Dickman street subway station. Last Sunday the teams broko oven, the Linrolns winning the first game but dropping the second. B&MoBeauiCamimetuXL Buying a Paifce car is very muck like buying a hih grade first Mortgage Bond. Both the principal and inter est of the investment are protected by a company that has never failed to meet its obligations. Each car tliat is produced by this factory must satisfy two groups of people our owners and ourselves. In daily service, each car must justify its reputation and the faith that haa been placed in it. Each car must be worthy of every Paige tradition or it cannot bear the Paige name plate. PAIGE-DETROIT MOTOR CAR CO., DETROIT, MICHIGAN GUY A. WILLEY, President Paige Distributor 304 North Broad Street. Philadeblua HOT OFF THE GRIDIRON fi..l ni. 'Cma.1i1 lliikh rull thft Cor nell stiuail tliroimh a ion nnd Hllfl practice imrntorv to tho Ijchla-h name nt Ilethlehem jtcsteniay afternoon titter a cotni.arat.veu next Sntutilsj. Islit wurkout Monday i ' ,. , . .'mhIi Jlltterllnr sent Ms ni tlirowth a Writ Virginia's unly serUiimaco inn Hard workout In preparation for thn gams eek In preparation for the rrlnceton name next Saturday .with Hoy Morcer's Huiirlli Saturday will take place todaj, 'nure team. There was eomn sIIkM shakeup In tin , -mi-Hi 81 lnnitls yesterday made some I Army eln which more than ever em; yjrlmeiital -d'anKea In the Pennsylvania Mill uhaslxw the faYt that the coaches are not tari Collek-e football Miuad ns the result uf lUtwethe " satlJilcl that the comblnat on I hi observation Saturday of the game with uhlch boot lloston College last Saturda i m John a. la tho beso unc, I ... I The ne time forced fo-ich Mercer to hum Thvneulr Installed olotrlo lluhta on lilsh hi Harriet warriors throuxh a abort but stiff poles nlontr the eldea of the football Held . sirlniinngi-. pruvldo a. Miluable mljunct to tho iujd I at the Naval Academy. i ,,,,, ,lmmH go ,h( averfor(, Co,. ... ,, . . , ,. -I.-I-. I lflr, rootbtlll enuid olio of the most srilellltiK '1-he end of dnjllsht earitur Is '"'n5 I jy.rk.Tils of tho 5ear 5esterdny In pripara.- havno with Hutiera football iiractlca, and . ti for npxt taturiia,a Kamo with rrunklln a whitewashed ball was Introduced by Coach and Marshall. ' Hanford. nl'd'el iirentJ0,'hke.rSUe,n7re,,n,.m,.n'lnFfh. , SkC SyFtA elSSSTr!? ,el-reactrRnon,5larchniV1eldVerV'''!!;ar,0ry ' ,h 1'tb,nt,m Ba," 0B atUr prejuratiuti for tho pmo with Cornell. ( .--.-... in i . . . j... The UtliKftt practice ot tho season ja. ,eld at Harrnrd Jest-rday, .the " n the Htadlum maklnu' work Impoieiwo held I thero. The detrloDment of an effective Dffcnsl' continued to OCiQny tho luttontloll VJ 111 . nns nriii nt urnrLir" i lone end atllT practice Midi nil the rrlvulrs hack ln tho line-up "?'" VHllamx started to Bet ready for Weleyan ut ptncllci? Mlth 1IlB rm rB,nie only four ilv off the line-up of the niuo and VTil'o 1',"" hlch will trot out on rranklln 1 Wd li im undecided BOB MARTIN SCORES K. 0. World's War Heavy Champ Punishes, Bonds and Referee StepB I rj. Alirnu. O.. Oct. 'JO. Dob Martin, -f Akron, henvj weight champion of the American expeditionary and allied .ivuK-riLuu iinnumu.j ... forcei, won his lirst protessionai noui "',"V .ii!,i ..,. ,.!!,,, ...-.r. '" (i, rv.tiit .ni" i "" "ir""1 '."" - "-" - Goliath Slays Bruin 'Midst Chickens .lohnwnburr. !'.. Oct. 20. OeorBn Heh. "'out an application for a huntlnit u, en.'. i nc little interested lni huntine this mornlntr. Itoh he.ud u commotion near his kl coon a'"1' """l hls "voher. ho went to the coop, where he dlscoM-nd a Ihk black bear making a raid on his, n ' en tkena lie tiuicaiy sent live uans nno n.tho bruin, which weinhe.1 200 pounds Tlcket Rights Extended New lluven. Conn.. Oct 2D. HlRiits to championship football tickets given lo ul serlbcrs to the YhIo buwl fund, which would have uplred in 1HW. haw been extended two sears to mnko up for cancelation of cham5rl,.nl,!p a.n during the ,r, II ,vvas announced by the Yalo University AthletlL Association Transfer to Princeton Charles It. Unlman, Jr , Intereolleiclnto champion hurdler, nn.1 (I. . Trow brldim. ' 1. 1 ...1 ...,1 U.l..nB ) irli i,An nnH .nnr.er.nn fur thp IntprcnlU'ULltr Junior national Indoor Ulan Hurdle rniini- ' '""m;,1on8llu'-..a7ea:.rMr.. l lli ,r rtuHatrn t liiti t-tfh tlin Mot rniHilltnil A i from the New York a. c to jriucftou. that they could represent the Ne. .T,.rev liifftitiittnn ln the Indoor atllltl inuet to bo held haturday night Boxing Gloves for Siberia Instead of sahaglnff nil tho baseball?, bats. slocs, footballs, punchlmr bigs and boxlnff gloes discarded by the homecomlmr A. K. r , tho KnlRhts of Columbus turned the. material oer to the 15,000 men ln Frnnce, ttiulpped some trcops on the llhlne tnnd nnd shipped several cases of the attiktlc supplies to Siberia, tho Philippines and Panama. Ryan Too Clever TfHIl Amlwy. X. J.. Oct. 20. Willis Ityan, tho New ltrunswlck weherwelcht, de feated Je Honan, wf this , Ity here, last night tn tho star bout of eight rounds at tho Perth Amboy Pportlng Club. ltan was too flevcr for Honan. Captain Breaks Ankle Hnlflon, Oct. i.'i) The basketball outlook: at Hajleton Illffh, whoe teamu have tor tha past thre HeasonH captured tho InterHcholab llu bactketlkill crcwu, wan given a blow yeq terdav when Oletus Martin. Btar foruaid and captain for tho Heaeon. broke his anUlu w bile plnj Ihk football. throtlttli ttn.lt iirnollpA u Vn.Ka. Vinl ...-. ,, ' i'n "'i't " J.'r ' ,", ron;' SnturdS? Kln.t Coach ItobVnVin'nvn r , e4t,ry nrBt.r v , now ln per: feet physical tondltlon nnd ready to put up ' n...l. ......,.....- ., . ,;"-,--. -',.- -; - - . ..urnea .. .. . .-- . sterday list add I hi.- onu 'iioro to tho hospital Th DrlAuar Collin football nquad rwyd better form and mor pep in ncrlm iiiHUrt jrstrJa than at anj prelous tlntft thin Bfaaon. An n Kood oinrii for KaturrlA' hie- e.im it wa rolnteO nut her pterday that Inrt- LEW TENDLER BACK Lionized Lightweight Had Fine Time n Cowboy Land of Fights After using Ids fistic tirowoM to nd- vortiso Philadelphia in the West. Lew " '" Philadelphia s one big bet in the lHT.-pound ditision, and who looms aM t,p htrongest contender for the linht- ' !t.i !!- ... 1 a il .!. ..Ii 1 i I of Denver took un the cudirel In his do- fense. and the statement of the club . ..,.-.-,--.,..-, . . . i. i .... the rluht to linttlo for the crown I The Philndelnhin lightweight Faid I offer to box Heunv alger at St. Law- rence. Mass.. on November S Tendler '"''', l ,t?-L ...iiii,!; i " " , announced he was willing to box alger. Coblenz Yanks In All Sports C'oblrnr, (iermnnr. Oct 'JO Orflclnl ath letic reportft compIkMl liv t'aptnlti Alvxamler V Withers athletic officer of tin Aiuprkun furcos ln Germany, show that all forms of sports arc Imlnir tonductrd oti a laiKt srnle for tho men of the American urmy thin country ! r '"".i M " '?:" "":' '' . ?,r,Vs ?".V" Ainonir in i nampionsnip m ries orcatiiz- tianiiilonNlilps tif Iho arious (.umpH uml a tinal moot ut this clt : Hlxt-flnht boxlni; InurnftinpntH nil over thp. area In threo murith',, twn basUvthall Ipauues with more than 1110 tlatncK, ., uwlminlm.' ( hamplon nhlp In the Moseiln river. peerat ramp ten nis tournamentH .'titl vt final (hamplnnfhlp tournament, heslil, h cllHlnpiitnMhlti tourna nients In volt, polo anl olle hall CRIENDS' SELECT WINS The Friends' Seled hookey team defeated .vilbH jrtwu r oiiiuui 111 inn S7CUUOI l.eaguo Horte elerday by B Ronls to 2 The feat ure of the piny was the brilliant work of Miss Slack, who scored five KOals. one of them In tho first half and four In the second. Miss Phelps and Miss Lucas scored one each for Mlts Irwin's School. The line-up: f I , " A J A f f"BBn!l ieep menus witn tne I IHaladA Sit iA 7?JH ATLANTIC Gasoline Puts Pep in Ifour Motor :!PRINGET0NG0ES SLOW IN HEAT; Roper Has Men Hitting Dummy in Workout for West Virginia FRESHMEN WIN ON TRACK Princeton, N. ,1., Oct. 110. Coach Hill Itoper held his men In check yes terday owing to warm weather, nnd tho only workout waa a short scrim mage with the Tiger cubs, in which the varsity netted two touchdown. Warm weather held buck lloper's charges from Mill' drill, and the first ffiitmc of the wurkout wn hitting tho dummy for kicking practice. .Murrey, Slrtiblng, MnrPlico nud Ih' Stefnno were nil used in plnyg from kick formntlous, whiih hns boen a j-)ii'-ciiilt.v of the Heng.iN this erasnn. ln the West Viiginiaiis an foe tlupcr realizes tliat lie will dash with nn outfit that no team on the gridiion can trample on, nnd he will M'uut out nil 'defects in the locals to pine the wnj nir too nig contest will later. Althougli Murrey, Trimble Strubing and Onrrity were llarturd Lourie, on ileck during practice, they took the pari of spectators, as tlic workout was specked by weather conditions. The Tigers lined up ni follows ngniiM (ieunert's jenrlings, the iirst-jear men. in scrim mage: Illglei" and Lnnuirrhe, ends, Hnlsey and Lynch, tackles: Dickinson nnd Morgnn at guards, ami "WhltiV Thomas in place of Mike Callahan 'at center. rreshman cinder stais lock first honors in the iiiiiiiuil intrrchi-s truck meet today. The meet ,ns run nlf i under discouraging conditions, and Adnins, lUU", uiniir-r nf tlic iitarter, contributed u remarkable pcrfominiice in view of the fait thai lie rim the two furloug in ,"il :; .", u, ouds against a high wind. S. II. Tlnmipsun, in,ii ('.iu champion iill-atnitud athlete, wns the high scorer, lulling two lirst places and two thirds tn his ciedit. WIDENER TRACK RUMOR Sportsman Is Reported to Have Made Offer In Connection With Belmont Haltlmoro. Oct. 20. Humors which! hne linen flnnlini- nc.......l tl,n I.......... Ij. Wirtener had been negotiating to putehns-e the Ilelmoiit I'aik race track I crystallized here yesterdnv into the 1 statement that Mr. er had made ail offer to purdiasi nnldings of , Mnlor Aniriist llplninui in ti,. w.,t4 . Chester Hnclng As&nciatinu, which oimis I iieiuioiu i nrK, ' It was this association, which for merly raced at old Morris I'nrk, which ! llOllphr the lnmt n.wt I,,, (II 1.n 1. ..... ...,,,, ....,, IJLIIl, lit,' ,1111'li nt Queen!. There are many stneldiohl ers. Major ltelinout does not lioM a ('Diitrolliiig interest, lie as (iintecl nsj Mi.vjng two juars ago that liW invest ment was les than .100,000, but it is said that lie has increased his biddings smee that time. The lnte William C1, Whitwv was! one of tin leading Hloekholders in the Wetelutei' Haring Association, and this interest, which mav be u coiii rolling one, in now held by H. 1. Whltncv, n close personal friend of J. K. Widcner. The embarrassing stall in traffic. The tooting- horns of the long line behind. The few, well-chosen words of the traffic-cop. Avoid such situations by using lively Atlantic Gasoline. Atlantic always takes the spark, even on the coldest day. For Atlantic Gasoline has the correct volatility that makes starting easy in all weathers and climes. "Warming up" is a slow and expensive process. You will find that Atlantic gets going quicker than any other motor-fuel you ever used. It is Power on instant tap for any emergency. Join the big majority of motorists who use Atlantic Gasoline and nothing else. Pull up where you see the well-known red pump with "Atlantic Gasoline" on the globe. THE ATLANTIC Philadelphia SCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPPERS lly I.OUIS II. JAWIS TflNTIirsrASM In nenuweigkt com- ( petit inn lias been lacking for mnny years. It is apparent now. however,! that a revival of interest in bouts be- , tween the big Ihijn is assured. Itegin nlng with December, Jack Deiupsey will begin his boring ciuccr as the heavy weight champion of the world, nnd he plans to keep boxing regularly. Of coutse, if Ids manager hold out for exoibitant guarantees .lack will be "out of luck," and mi will the poor ol' public, because it is n cincli that the fans want to see n lot of Dcnipsoj's lighting. Heavyweights nre beginning to take a new lease in life throughout the conn to. K. O. 11111 llrennati, l'red Fulton. Johnny Saxon, Charley Welnert, Al Itoberts, AVIllie Meehnn, Andy Schmn iler, Iiattllng Levltisky. Lurry WilllnniK. Carl .Morris, Hob Martin and .Inc Honds nre only n dozen henvj weights whose names have been mentioned in the last few days for bouts. All of which Is lather unusual, for henvj weight matches have been tery. very few. Puking an opponent now for Dempsej would xtnrt an awful debate. It Is hard to sclfct the best of the ctnp ruled bv .lack. Hut so long as .lack Kennis Is fair with purses wanted for Dctnpc.v's semens, Jack won't be any idle Idol. Hill Itmntan if ?tar Iittc ,n eniriiUp 'nin rMrin to pro thnt in ts th tojnotpl.rr of th hnwilRlit ()"(' iiilerw llrrnhfln fftnrn1! .lolinny Paxnn in Vnonup. N J . in.. nfKiit Ills rifxt limit w . f In Montreal. t'nh lth HtIpM ltrfnnr nn his 1-m-1s , un Nmi'inbT 7 Knoottuut Hilt Is 1 tiled fur h bout with Tfxfls Th'p tn Now Organs unrt flrt das iatir .lark Mason wljl bo llio purt I of the necond part ln a contra' nt Shrep port, Im Antlr srliiiinUr mv onlv n n flash In the Iin. but tho bi lnndiiiii tlrnalMH has shown at lonBt In Ms two boutH liirp thi' h Is trulne tn prtm u hard man to whlti , Hf m- dfr tnnv ti a nrw man In flstlana ' but from thi way he boxes upporniost nf ' all hl roolncfs Andy lends one to belles, that he hup had lots of oxperienc o within th' 24-foo miuired circle AVItllp Teelutit nnd Carl Morris. lmn contendern for th lieny weight crown are to meet aKaln. They have ben PiKtid up for a four-round contest In Oakland 'allf , ilurttiK the oarlv jmr' of Nocmbr. 1'reil lulfon. whn ho returns from Europe, mlKht proe a punching pin true for tho bin trop or in n vwimkius. nnw trintr to pr thmsetes lno the spot (flare. The plnn terer prohahU rould llk tho whole mob, uni uftT anotlnr M shiilicrt, who .otes Jo mn Murra In Uie Mar Ujut at tin Ulsmpla next Monduy BHHKHQBKlGiBIHIBBHIKttSiaEHiSHBHBHiiSilHiHIk I 17 il tzr-t .. M roruie KvprvdavSoncKD" rVIo H A T?on1 IiT J CL! i H '' -. -ai mauma onirt H j H '" nrnt nnd clean-cut patterns and I S r-oJifl madc n'ith the collar to match. B , & Wi slaiw5Jra prrlnllj- Prlreil nt vT 1 : 2.85 Y JS5!': Indestructible $-1 I i -t WfOTTlTOX V 'l S!lk T!es I " ffl 'iff 11 sKlteM I all thr J'laln Colors HJ W III IMIMB5MiiJMtr f J REFINING COMPANY Pittsburgh nlsht, fouahl ten fast ruundu to a referee's draw derision In ljwrence, )Iie,. on Mon' da nbtht. This pair were rematched for? u encore in nosion wumn two weeks. 4oey I'ot's bout, lth Artie lloot at th ' i National Club Haturday nUht will be an encore. They clashed here Just before th' I 'le of the 1RIS-1B season, noot Is the vlf,!"r"1 la,i wh0 his appeared In Phlla delphla, In a number of matches. 1 Ieellon liouta only will be stalled at I nrlditeport. Conn., from now on. This In novation will have a tendency to Improve boTlnic In that cltj. for no boxer, especially l a etar will take the slightest chance of hawnif n referee render a verdict against him An effort Is belnc made to Ret Johnny " Kllhane tnaifther with Ileum Valter.for the second week In Noiembcr. Jack llrll ton's ten-round bout with Oore l)nl at I,a Halle III., was postponed until No ember 10 berause the latter demanded more time In which to Bet Into condition. lohnn lirkner Is dickering for a bout between Jack MeOorron, of Allentown and Champion Jllke O'Dowd. If the bout 1 ,fllrrherl It will be staited at Detroit. Ick--nej sais th. boxlns Bame Is nourishing- In the Mlddlo West FRANKFORD SOCCER TEAM ! DEFEATS CENTRAL HIGH Pioneers Outclass Mirrors and Win by One-Sided Score, 10-0 The Central High School soccsr team iraa) mirnliriinlnal 0ffatil sfsK-rday by th rankfnnl Jllnh Hrbnol eleven on Iloustm. Held liy a score of 10 to V It took Just two minutes for the Floneern to show their superiority, when Dlalr arlb bleil the 1'Hll ilown thH lleW nnd bocted s , lenn-cut rim. I'roin then on the Crimsoiv niM Hold teuin hhh kept constantly on tin, llefore the first half ended the itsltors 'nnd kicked elirht iroale and when the second half sturted the 1'rankford team had sev ernl substitutes on the field The substU 'utes he d their own and helped tn add tiro , more points to Trnnkfnrd's tottil. i As uual Captain JIurphy starred for the homo team, while tho whole Pioneer sijunil plioed fsultlessl) I , .ninkford Centrat ' I.luhtruot . . outside left DeLACT hi-llarts Inside left Hauer lhomnson ... tenter forward ...Murphf "air Inside rlnht .Maaill ,Hransbncli . . outside right Foster .Shonk. left halfbuek .. . ..P.trl IJaskiiwIak renter halfback . . . .Musio I Davenport . . rlitht halfback ..Hanson Hrupu . . left fullback , .Ilbcwlta ' tlor"';" right fullback nosenbure Trails . eoal tender ..Miller-" r.osls Biatr. 4, Thompson. 8; Hchart. 3i I.lifhtfnot Kuhsltutlons Kslley for arans V"rh, ,Klw.j!M" 'or K'll",y. Caallan for Ja- KoniSI.. inle for Tlnuenlntrv. 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