BOB FOLWELL HOPES TO RAZZLE DOPE WITH WIN OVER DARTMOUTH GREEN ON POLO GROUNDS
EVENING PUBLIC LfiBCER-PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER Nt, 1919
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TNT EXPLODING ON
GRIDIRON AT PENNl
'Determined Fire Rages at
Franklin Field as Red
and Blue Starts Drive for
Dartmouth
FOLWELL' S WHIP OUT
Ily KDWIN .1. I'OLLOCK
QTATK'S 30-0 victory on Krnnklin
V Field Saturday tourlipil off two firbs.
It vun the cause of a bonfire thirty
fort IiIrIi nt State Collegi- yesterday,
where tile undergraduates celebrated
the rturn of the victors and it was a
lifihted match to a heap of TNT that's
; exploding of lien Franklin's play
ground. The Franklin Field ,fire started to
roar yesterday afternoon when the
player took their first practice after
the reverse and it will continue to soar
and blaze this afternoon, tomorrow and
Thursday.
There's a flame that's burning in the
heart of every man1 on thp' Kcd and
11 no squad, l'eim is determined to
ipe out the State defeat and everj
effort will be bent toward hanging the
old o. k. on Dartmouth Saturday on
the Polo Grounds.
Folwell Whip Out
The Folwell whip, which in other
years cracked often and loudly about
the I'cnn stadium, made its appearance
for the first time tills season. The bel
lowing voice of the Mullien Hill farmer
is sounding these days above the shouts
. and yelps of the gridiron warriors ns
tiey dash through siirnal nractice and
""gallop Into serimninge.
J The most spirited practice of the year
f was held yesterday. I'cnn is down hard
Standings of Bowlers Who Roll on the
. Terminal, Costa, Casino, Keystone Alleys
The Navy Yard I.eairue bonlera are ehow
ln 'much Improvement In their bowllnn In
tho four weckn alnce thev have been or
ganized. The Hnalneere. who have not et
loat a came, woo three more from the
Office. Force, rtoundhouae won three from
t'onduetnra nnd Chnuffeura nuphed Oarase
out of third plare by wlnnlnic all three icames,
lolllnB the hlah scor of "ttt Inathe last
Kaiiu-
ENOlNKKnH
officii roncF.
Ort 112 121 13.1
l.oliel. . S7. 12.1 s
Unhoff. . 123 144 ins
Ijtmli. .. Ill) 124 12.',
l.oEfdon. r,a 112 so
Totltla. TFT 024 330
OONnlJCTOUH
.".indora. 71 111 102
Mjera. . HO 11.1 711
Talvert 1M 13S 107
.Tonca. 13.1 MR 1.17
l'aee . 1ST HIT 1.1
Percy. 115 11(1 US
Trout. . 12 12 1"!
Totola. (l.-if, 030 ,VJ3
IlOUNDItOUSK
Jnhnaon. ISO 144 1.14
Nafle.. 124 117 137
Ilollo'y. 1711 na l"i
Van Hc'r 124 uii in
lellv. 1MI
84 OS Mellon)
sn s:t l
Welah.'
l.';.
Oil 13ii liarr.
!I2 111
78
Total's. 0115 .ISO 033
Totals. 400 .111) 407
OARAGE
CHAUFFRUna
u. .......... inn ion tor. KMirer. . 1112 104 1.11
Humofer lot 117 11)7 Van G'n 0 123 115
IV. Ste'n 148 12.1 135 ltenan.. IS 114 100
H. ste'n 141 114 Duffy... 107 .; I H
O'Brien. 118 123 ll Uahm... 73 in) lot
Totals. 020 587 70a Totals. 508 528 377
-INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
Rolled on Keystone Alleye, November 3, 1010
PHILA. El,F.C. CO. MKHCIt. BVANS CO
IBUlah. 180 144 148 Gardner. 103 117 lia
Fofd... 101 142 1T8 Anderaen 121 130 113
Lous'ry. 183 103 150 Co'man. 123 14T 13S
BerBer.. 103 150 182 Deamer. 204 1ST 1.0
Murtha. 103 212 188 GeorBe,. 100 104 140
Totals 884 810 8S2 Totala 820 T.11 TOO
STANDARD 1'. S. 11UDD MFD CO.
Martin.. 105 103 122 Zueker.. 101 171 1TJ
Hlm'el.. 1.11 134 1311 Ihour.. 237 M 131
Maat.... 14T 180 203 F'dfleld. 147 ... ...
Wnerri. 180 173 104 Schullz.. lit I IS 1110
Kryder.. 100 100 211 Andera.. 220 102 ISO
Hinder 103 140
Totala SOO 850 809
Totala 088 854 ROO
E. K. TB.YON CO. WESTERN EI.EC.
Btarlc... 125 100 134 Rohr'an. 133 1S2 161
Allen.... 1.13 104 142 Iat-son.
Rlcharila 147 150 141) Jtarn'ell.
151 143 1.10
01 104 151
iilinu
l.in 104 142 Seaelken. 140 ISO 130
Richards 14T 150 1411 Blind... 150 130 150
Blind... 150 1.10 150 - j
Kaufan. 1ST 127 00 Totala 807 810 703
Totala T02 TOO ATI
mmn wiirrt. m ST4TI HIIPPI.V CO.
Hamp... 128 12T 133 Eddou-ea 120 1T8 1111
Faunee. T2 58 54 Shronk-.. 1.14 IT1 150
Clayton. 113 III 142 Wataolt. 158 14T 120
li.vd.r 1'4 145 Ml Iluirea.. 134 181 1112
tuck... 05 154 141) .McGlao 108 140 140
Totals 532 57.1 501 Totals 723 817 784
AMERICAN ICP CO. LEAOUE
Rolled on Terminal alleys, November 3
MAIN OFFICE STATION 0
Rich.... 157 100 175 Wll'nson 135 117 150
Ar'rone 120 144 140 Tucker.. 8.1 110 13S
I.owroy. 100 121! 130 Hallman 124 120 1
Cal'han'. 147 110 120
Brown..
Rach...
Hdcp...
108 138 112
114 121 14H
05 05 03
Lewis. . . 100 147 207
Totals 702 720 778
STATION 4
imalley OS 123 15S
Toune.. 121 00 105
Ro'bson 104 0 80
Olwell. 81 07 117
Raym'nd 144 138 187
Totala 518 553 000
Tetals 001 077
744
OAKAUK
Callahan 132 133 157
Fuldn.... 18.1 1.1.1 132
Gilchrist 0.1 lllll 94
Fowler. 138 02 110
Naitell.. 150 180 151
Hdcp... 1 2 14
Totals 1100 714 C07
FRAXKFOnD
Blaker.. 183 158 131
.Slack... 112 123 108
Bowan.. 117 140 Ul
Wltsel. 102 87 102
Blank'rn 1B9 180 1R7
Hdcp... B3 C3 .11
STATION 1
Murray-. 118 123
123J14
Tturclc.
Paraons.
riark...
Poinsett
1S1 1T2 1411
140 1SI1 147
170 160 18T
21S 148 20.1
Totala 794 733 82D
Totals 078 701 033
STETSON 0
oniUIANTOWN
Kncx.., Rl 87 78 Meier...
XS'tian. 180 110 103 Hohn...
Ford... 132 118 114 Keatln.
Tolle... 147 184 118 Wise...
T.S'han 104 mil 143 Miller...
115 154 121
123 120 101
181 inn i2ii
170 135 150
Kill 181 140
Hdcp... GO no so
""" , Totala 087 700 011
Totals 054 021 030
Penn .Mutual last evening won three games
from the leaders, PenpHVIvanln Company, In
the Ladles' Financial (duck pin) League, on
Uosta's Alloys. Philadelphia Trust also won
three from Olrard National. I'cnn Mutual
now leads by one iramo. The rolling on iho
'part of all the teams wi consistent.
tAPIKS' .FINANCIAL DUCK TIN LEAOUE
Boiled on Costa'a Alleys November 3. 1010
PENN MUTUAL PENNA. CO.
Misses . Misses-
v.i.ra... 108 M 102 Anders..
04 87 8.1 I
I 07 58 57
74 72 43
, 50 33 ...
82 04 40 . '
.. .. 60
I
l.lpp'cott 78 76 58 Kat'bach
TV'dBeld 3 it tin Happen.
Ttappleye 00 85 84 Laufer. .
Harris,. 02 07 80 McCuen.
Bea . . .
1-nfal. 401 S50 300
Totals 837 Rill 2R.1
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Bourne Elected Captain
of Pcnn's Boxing Team
Heinle lloiirne. middleweight
champion of the University of Penn
sylvania, lias been unanimously
elected captain of the Red and llluc
boxing tenm. Intercollegiate boxing
will be continued this year. I'cnn
woti the championship last year.
to work already. Fsually Monday is
an off day. but It wasn't yesterday. The
Quakers toiled from the middle of the
afternoon until It was too dark to see
the ball.
The Held was deserted except for the
football players and the coaches. It was
the most secret of nil secret practices.
Hegular attendants nt secret drills were
flagged and only those who could flash
a pass at the gatekeepers were admit
ted to the field. Kven the provost would
linvc been turned bnck unless he pos
sessed n card from .Major Pickering.
Hruner Demoted
ltots Hruner, the Kaston hnlfback.
whose fumble gave State its chance to
put over the lone touchdown Saturday,
was shifted back to the second varsity
and Pard Pearce was in the line-up of
the first eleven. Hud Hopper had ltnv
Miller's place at end, but these were
the only changes.
It is not likely tlint Hruner will be
'ept out of the Dartmouth game. Tlio
up-stnte boy Is the only punter of
real worth "on the squad and without
li'm the (Junkers would be in a jam.
Hcrt Itell lias done a lot of punting
u his time and if necessary could do tin
kicking. TIkj Penn captain always
shtiws better away from home than on
the locnl gridiron, and for this reason
the coaches may rail on him to punt
Hut Hruner is the more polished hooter
and probably will be replaced before the
end of the week.
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Mlasea i
Simons., 3
ICletnm.. a
Aatley. . S
Burke... S
rtlrh'aon 3
Hohm. ..
PIIILA. TRUST
Mlases
72 Sands..
rs
S3 ..N'elsa.. .
70 D'uherty
07 Finn....
.. Kelly...
53
tin
04
S3
Nt
Totals
Totals 345 33S 351
The F'nanrlal I.camie rolled last evenlnu
on Costa'a A11ea,
Franklin, Penn xtulual. Commonwealth,
Philadelphia Saving Fund nnd BeneHclal
Havlnff Fund each won three games from
their opponents. Htate Hank nnd Real Es
tate line jnnuranco ana i rust eacn won
two games from Gtrard Nntlonirrand Fed
eral Reserve, respectively. Franklin now
leads the leoirue by one came.
ltoaworth rolled 222, Kllpatrlclt 213.
PIIII.A. NATIONAL FRANKLIN
Miller 132 Mann... 1T4 1.14 1T4
Wnlters. 144 120 ... lilrdsall. 120 ... I0S
Mundorf. ISO Levis,.. 10.1 140 140
Fltzpnflt 1T8 Keeports. 1SI 102 170
Dnmerle. 140 1.13 ISO Miles.... 181 100 10(1
nillam.. 140 145 147 Walton 102 ...
Wilson 132 130
fooper 105 150 Totals 833 T.1T 824
tfandlc'p 2 81) 27
Totilla T03 754 740
CONTINENTAL ICQ. PENN Ml'Tl'AI.
Kellar.. 17S 1.10 in Ilebel... 100 201 147
V'luld.... 110 ISO 147 Wood 1811 101 ISO
M'Mahon 144 1114 130 Killatr,lt143 130 213
M'Inerny 108 143 134 Foulke.. 110 153 170
M'Mrn'n 110 17t 103 l'rlckltt. 100 152 171)
llandlc'p 52 32 32
Totals 801 803 89.1
Totals 70S 803 750 v
Penn Mutual won roll off.
COMMONWEALTH FOURTH ST.
Alker... 154 14'1 1T4 Easlck.. 1.11 137 130
lllcks... 135 13.1 140 Cowley.. 118 132 1411
Hchalfer. 104 138 172 Davlda'n 00 143 88
Wayre... 133 10.1 133 Snear... 112 100 ..
Randall. 148 138 104 M'Canny 105 1111 1.10
llandlc'p 11 Denner 127
llandlc'p 1 1 ...
joiaia uut i 194
Totala 017 Os:t 0.13
THIRD NATL THfLA. SAV. FUND
lloawo'h. 110 222 140 Hreed'B. 1.1.1 111.1 100
cairns.. l2 118 110 Dondero,
White.... 12S 100 ... Myers...
Maurer. 115 110 101) llruba'r.
ralor... 143 ... 153 Gruel...
Lauer 122 137
118 108 1.1:
123 140 110
100 137 141
140 101 10S
llandlc'p 33 83 30 Totals 702 700 763
Totals 001 723 700
1 Lots of Quacks In Celery Flats
Havre de (Jrnce. Md., Nov 4. Philadel
phia and 'Wilmlntfton sportsmen wvre hlah
Buna In the nnenlns: day'a aport of tho
wild duck ahootlna: season on the Sus
quehanna nnd upper Chesapeake Ray wild
celery flats. There were more durka than
have bewn seen hero In many years' at the
beginning of the season, but the canvaB
backa and redheads were not so numerous.
Blackheads were plentiful.
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SYRACUSETO PLAY
RUTGERS TODAY
But Big Orangemen Are Not Ex
pected to Show Much to i
Sanford's Men ;
COLGATE" GAME IS- COMINGi
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' New York. Xov. l.--Ne York foot
I ball fans will have the privilege of wit
nessing their second of the more Impor
tant and interesting gnmes ot the fall
j this afternoon at the Polo grounds,
i when the wearers of the Orange from
Syracuse, one of the most powerful
elevens of the fall, will tie up with
Sanford's Kutgers team from Xew
Hrunswick, X .I.
The Syracuse eleven spent yesterday
quietly in Xew York, most of the timci
nt or In the vieiultv of Its hotel, the
Pennsylvania, varying the monotonj
with a light signal drill in the after
noon nt the Polo grounds. The team
was in good condition, after its decisive
defeat of Hrown nt Providence on Sat
urday, and will present virtually the
same line-up against Uutgers as against
Hrown. The ltutgers team spent last
night in its home bailiwick and leaves
for Xew York this morning, ltutgers,
too. took no chances of Injuring its
men by scrimmage yesterday, but put
in its time perfecting tlic special trick
plays which Sanford has devised to
spring upon the unsuspecting up-stut-
ers.
ltutgers realizes t lint its only chance
-.1....!.. n ii! tV I.iti nmntin ttin Iniflutt
to nhtnln n nosition nniong tlic leadiug
elevens of the l'ast rests upon what it
does against Syracuse totliay, nnd tlie
eleven is prepared to throw nil its re-
j sources into the fray without reserve.
t)n the other hand, Syracuse hits still
! to keep its linnd partially bidden, in
view ot the met. iiini tne mum niijrc-
si live of Puck O'Xeill'.s warriors is tint
the ltutgers or the Huckncll game this
week, but the Colgate game the week
following.
WIORP fifll F
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Roxborouah to Stage More Foursomes!
for Next Saturday Between Stars
Tho Itoxboroilgh Country Club posi
tively refuses to let the golf season
end. Kven though it is Xoveinber nud
the frost is popularly supposed to lie
on the pumpkin nnd the brassie laid
at rest, this energetic oiing club lias
arranged a novel exhibition bout for
Saturday. A series of old-fiisliioned
Scotcli foursomes will be played with .
number of good players paired with
men of lesser skill. Knch team will
use n singie ball, the partners taking
turns in swatting, the pestiferous jiill.
Among those nlrcntly entered nre
George Hoffner, ot Hnla, the local
champion, who will piny with George
W. Davis, of the Itoxboroilgh Club;
Woody Plntt will pair oft- with A'
Walker: Kddy (Tlarey, likewise of
Pain, with John Struse; AVnlt Flana
gan with Hainey Fischer : Walter
Reynolds, the Aronimink star, with
Hoiis Hnggart. of Itoxboroilgh, nnd
Dick Fnrrell witli Dr. Cnrmnny. I
1 Two Killed in' Auto Road Race- (
Tuscan, Aril., Nov. 4. S. O. Bottorf I
and his mechanician, whose namo la un
known, here, were killed yesterday about 1
a mile from Vail, whero their car over
turned on e. sharp curve. Tho rodies are
beinit brought Into Tusron. They woro
entrants In tho El I'nso-Phoenlx auto race.
Brt'iklnff tho record for thla road race,
made by himself In fOH.'IIUBh II. Miller, of
Phoenix yesfnl.iv won the trans-desert
classic of 640.8 miles.
J Vlctrlx to Have Soccer Team
I Vlctrix C (.' . besides being- represented
Willi a fast semi-pro rooioau team ann
basketball team, will bo seen on the field
this season with n first-rate soccer team.
Joseph l'errlno hla been selected to man
age tho aBsreeatlon.
Ice-Skating In Gothamville
New York, Nov 4. Scratch skaters fared
badly last nlaht In the two ono-mllu
Hn races which opened tho Indoor
Ice skatlnc aeson at tho Ice Palaco here.
FREEDOM from the bother and
expense of repairs is a Cadillac
characteristic that owners like to
talk about when they come into our
salesroom to order their second or
third or fourth successive Cadillac.
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ROPER, TIGER TUTOR,
HAS THREE GOALS
Princeton Coach Wants to Beat Harvard, Yale and
Opponent for Councils Orange and Black liegins
i Work for Crimson Contest Saturday
Ity SPICK
HnlT ('nrrfinndrnt of lire,
Princeton, X. .1
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bus three
CriAC
goal
II HI 1,1, ltOPF.U
goals ahead of lilin Harvard, iniei
nml a seat in the TonncUs chamber ofh
Phllndclnliln. The nuestloii nrlses, does
the moss-covered snying "lucky in love,
utilnckv nt cards." bine n variant In the
form "luckv nt. politics, unlucky nt
football V" If it does then the Prince
ton football is decidedly nutnliiek. for
Hill Huper Is certain to be elected to,
Philadelphia's new-charter council -manic
body todnv from the Sixth Sena
torial District, (icrniantown. Hut if it
doesn't tlic Orange and Hlnck still lias
n chance to triuninh over her old foes,
tlic Crimson ntid Hlue.
Yesterday afternoon Poach Itoper and
Line Conch linllln hud the victims of
West Virginia's punch out early and
real grind for the gnnie with
gnu in earnest and will con-
late. The
Harvard begn
tinue until Friday, when a light work-
out will be indulged in liv tlic I igers
iust to keep them limbered up nud on
eilge. Scrimmages were hooked for tn
tiny, tomorrow and Tliursdny. nltliough
the player who were kept out of the
Mountninecr game nre not likely to par
ticipate In all three civil scraps.
liv inc ngers
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Hegulars In Harness
When the varsity
lined up for
snappy signal drill yesterday alt or the,
rrguinrs, w-no iook me i.ij-ini. ii; "m
harness. Trimble was tiack at riglit
half, (iarnty at left and ltnier was
used at fullback. I.nurle was also
given n workout during the afternoon
hut it is doubtful if lie starts against
Harvard.
The line was reshifted to get what
t,0 eoaches believe to be the' maximum
r . 1 -. i it. T ..-! nn1 1, Xr. 1. tnltntt
forwanl strength. Keck took his station
ut tackle, nnd Captain McOrain went
in nt guard. This combination, along
side Cnllahnn. nt center, is a powerful
one, and one which is very likely to
give the Harvard backs nil the trouble
thev care to hump into. Keck, par
ticularly, showed up to line ntlviintn
,lKatnst" Colgate, nnd Conch Itnlllu
certnin that the Crimson oUensc wi
not be able to get in much bloody work
on the Kcck-.McOrnln side ot the line.
On the other side of the line there is
room yet for improvement, but Parint e
,ia8,i)e(111 rounding into form very rapid-
Vi nn1 slmll(1 Innie a cood showing
agninst Harvard, both offensively and
,1C1,-IISI VI,, . .
Trimble in Shape
With Trimble again in trim, tlic Tiger
offense should show far more power
against Harvard than it has in any
previous game. In fact, it must show
more or Princeton's chances for victory
will not be brilliant, no matter how
Well the men perform on tho defense.
Yesterday after Trijnhie had taken an
active part in the signal drilling, lie
worked for an hour punting nnd passing.
He gets nearly any distance desired nnd
is very accurate with ills tosses, and,
with proper support next Saturday,
will show Harvard n rattling good nerlnl
attack. The trouble hitherto hag been
that Princeton's opponents linvc been
able to cover up the Tiger receivers by
the excellence of their secondary de
fenses. Princeton's chances for suc
cess in tho Harvard and Ynlc gapics
tlepends In a large measure on well
executcd forward passing. In order to
develop n successful over-head offense.
Itoper is drilling his men in blocking
the secondary defense. If this is not
done, Harvard will be able to cause
Princeton s passes to ground, or else
be blocked and intercepted, ns they were
in the game latt Saturday with West
Virginia.
Xced Itctter Punting
At present the Tigers haven't n
punter tlint will lie able to hold Ms own !
with the Harvard kickers. That is not !
one. of the regulars con do it. Scheerer,
who went in against West Virginia, can
boot with any man in collegiate ranks
but there isn't a chance for him toj
get n regular berth over Trimble, ,Gar
rity and Witmer, to say nothing of l)e
Stcfano, Tiourie and Murray. Sehccrcr
is a punter nnd that is all.
However Itoper is giving his bucks
a lot of practical instruction iu the art
of spiral booting nnd it would not bo
surprising to see one of them blossom
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Broad Street
HAM.
Ktrnlnir Pnlilli .l.filsrr
forth into a dependabli
punier ul even
silcli an earl) ilute ns
next Saturday. '
Trimble especially has shown such rare i
..i.tii,.. ... ...in,,, i,s1.nf ,n ,,.. ,i011.f.
t'r lnv ti.n, it ...,. fnii t0 i.is it
tn do the kicking although nt present
Wltmcr gets better distance than any of
the other hncklleld men.
The hncklleld that Princeton will send
iigainst Harvard is not ns heavy ns the
lone used Inst Saturday ngainst Me
I lntyre's mountaineers but in driving
I power, interference and general ground -l
gaining ability the Struhling-Trimhlc-
(larrlty-Wltmcr illnilette is the b"st I
! that can be mustered at Old Xassau. i
(tooil Oetirralsliip
In .lack Striibliu
'man that will give
:. Princeton Inis a
Harvard' a lot of
trouble. Although h
lins not linil the
experience of lllte, Anderson mid other
pca.t tinarterlmcks of the year. Strubl- i
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that he can use his liend and use it
effectively. He can pick weaknesses j
uuickly and knows how to take advan
tage of his speedily -gained knowledge. ,
It is true that this phase of Strtlbling's '
piny did not stand out lust Saturday
but there were two reasons Tor tills.
In the first plnce the West Virginians
did not linvc any vulnerable spot in the
defense mid even if they had It is doubt-
flll it ,lc irlcetou backfield was strong
enough to take advantage of it.
Hesldes belli e n cootl field general.
Struhllng both passes and receives well,
lie is n good interferer, is fast, runs
well either at scrimmage or bringing
hack punts and can go through the line
on n quick opening piny from his posi
tion that is, if he has the opening.
Struhling appears to be almost im
mune from injury nml this with his
other assets makes him invaluable to
Hoper nnd u player who is likely to
make a reputation against Ifarvard
and Yale.
Among the former players coaching
are Hal Hallin, nil-American tackle
and captain in 1DH; Frank (Jllek,
captnin and halfback of the 1111.
eleven: Trevor Hocg. guard nnd cap
tain of the 1111(1 team ; Kddic Shea, end i
of the 11110 team; Xat Poe. a star if ,
ine late pus: ,11111 .MciormacK, n star
hark ot fifteen years' standing; Kei
j Oiincrt, nll-Ainericnn center in 11)111;
Hoff Herring, who won similar fame
in '()1 nmI 0,-; in t10 tackle post. 'and
a number of others.
Pipp Has a Mrs. Pippin
tiraud Rapids, Mleli.. Nov. 4 -Waltir
Pipp. first baseman of th Nev York Amer
ican League team, was married here yesLT
day to Miss Nlim M. Powers, a t-lranil
Rapids Blrls. Mr. and Mrs. l'lpn will leave
at one., for Cub.i on their honeymoon trip
Walter will play ball whlln In Cuba The
Yankee player's nsra waa glwn as twentj
nx and Miss Towera's ns twenty-four.
Can's Part From Baron Ebbets
New York. Nov. 1. A deereo for divorce
as denied Mrs. Mlnnlo F. Ebbets, wife of
Charles H. Kblx-ts, Brooklyn baeeba.ll club
president, by Justlco Bene.Uct In tho Brook
lyn Supreme Court yesterday.
The court found that more than five years
rid .elnpsed since Mrs. Ebbets discovered
tho alleged infidelity of tho baseball man.
Miss Little Stars Irf Hockey
Mlds Nancv Little and Miss Smith tallied !
teals for Miss -"Ill's School team In the i
rfam.. with Miss .Stevona's School 3ester
d.i afternoon, thereby hrlnRlnff victory to i
their s-'hool bv a score of 2 to 0.
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Garnet and Cray Eleven Has
196 Points to Opposition's
I Zero to Date
FRICKE BRILLIANT LEADER
Ity PAI'I, PltKP
One of the few football teams in I
Philadelphia and vicinity whose slate i
shows a nice. large, juicy, conspicuous j
"0" for points scored by the opposi
tion is that eleven flying the colors of
Swnrtlimnrc High School. -Xot even n
two-pointer, or in other words not even I
u snfety, is charged against the Garnet
nml Grny grldders.
Coach Stunrt's moleskin clnd war- ,
Worst piled up tlic lecortl score last
week in scholastic competition by run
ning wild, slipshod and with linrdh
nny opposition ngainst Ahingttm High
School. Hefore the linnl whistle soiltii!
fiV ftillintr the end of time nfter dark.
tlic Swnrtlnnore outlis had rolled up
7,-, pin!s. ,
From now until the curtain is rung
down on tho footliall since. Hwarth-
more High's opponents mnv prove a lot
more tougher. However, const tucnts of,
the school expect its goal line to remain
uncrossed, nnd tlie arc confident that
an nggregate count close to 1100 points
will linvc been made.
To dale the (iiirnet and (irny has n
total of 1!H1 counters, which places the
team in the runner-up posit ton for high
n;
$27-50
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Scholastic Sports on
Card This Afternoon
Football
MnoreMuwii Friend" nt Haddou
field High.
Camden Iligli nt Collingswood
Illgh.
Soccer
Smith Phlla. High at Frauktord
High.
Xorllicast High at West Plilln.
Illgh.
(icrmnntnun Iligli nt Central
High.
Cross Country
Frankford High nt West Phlla.
High.
(fcrinanlnwn High nt South
1'hiln. High.
score, l.ansdbwnc High's crack eleven
has an nggregate score of "0." points,
brought up fo that mark following its
'J.'1-O victory over West Philadelphia
High last Friday.
Condi Stuart lias a remarkable ag
gressive and ground-gaining backfield.
With Frickc nt quarterback nnd n
splendid field general, lin is ably sup
ported by Yarnnll and Ottey, half
backs, and Mnnning nt full.
This quartet has remained unchanged
since the opening ot tho senson. With
a strong line to smash up opposing de
fense, the backfield men have been go
ing along tike a hooe' on fire.
Xext Friday Swarthmoro High will
,,.,, , ,)nrhy fnr Us nnnunl C()ntest
with the high school of t lint place.
Prep's Pert Punts
Jnul Eddonri is the at.-indlng-out atar of
Central Illgh'M brilliant eleven, but he la
One of the Snappy j
Models Offered at $27.50
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THE DOWNSTAIRS!
STORE OFFERS
Gloves
$2.50 Value
Kino quality skins; perfect fit
ting, soft and pliable; tan and
gray. Capeskins and wash
capes in pique and out-seam-finished
spear back and some
with embroidered backs. Ex
pert attention in fitting. Seams
guaranteed against ripping.
$1-65
Special
Underwear
$2.50 Value
Union suits finest quality cot
ton ribbed spring-needle me-
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$2-oo
Suit
SHIRTS
$2.50 to $3 Values
Woven and printed madras
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T'
t I:iik Blven a hard fight for lndlridua.1 liurela
by lizy Harris.
A rrent Imlllr I Ijeln waeed for reirular
en'l Donltlnnn on l.anmlounn ULeh'n plendld
eleven. It lit uncertHln whether Markland.
Dunn nr llouev will bo at one or the otW
wIiik station.
Mitchell, captain of renn Charter' eleven,
la one of the llirhtcat fullbacka In Phila
delphia and illntrlrt. Coach Merrltt will de'
rend a lot on hla leader to defend the Inttr
ncadcmlc I.oaguo championship.
l-rfty llernslclii. of Pouth Philadelphia
lllnh. hm been proxlmt himself n. splendid
open field runner. Whe tlernle Bets away In
a broken field ho la hard to atop.
Ilnle". rlitht end. whoae puntlne for North
rnst waa dependable In the Archlvea' ylo-V
lory over South Phllly last week, may b'
lost to tho team for the aeaaon. Ha auf
fered a fractured rib,
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