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LOCAL PLAYERS ON '
PENNS0CCER1EAM
Bowling Results Last Night on Terminal, I
Costa, Keystone and Casino Alleys i
BRITISH WANT DAVIS
CUPTENNISINJANUARY
Nine Varsity Men Are From Phil
adelphia Schools Oppose
Yale"Saturtlay
MANY QUAKEF VETERANS
Httlsher
t llrnttu
i Harwell
AVIicn die I'lilvirsUy of r'eniiYlvniiln
owor tram lines jip against tlir Ynle
lo.Tcn on I'VnnkHnrioW Satunlny. it
l expected that every tuilcnt wlm can
.not (tct n trip ticket to N'ew York for
The Dartmouth came, will be in the
"tawK
Soccer ii the center ot umiMial in-
terent at the I nlveisitr this year, ns
Columbus tmtl Si t o worn ilio lending
I attraction in the K, or (' I.easue. rolled on ym
'Costa's nlly Hut hIrM St l.eo comma I HnlltriHi
out Willi inn ocm Kuni" t oiunn.us vm "" i ,'ullen
second irnme miiii a imii train store caniH
Maria won nil tines from K.th Sahailnr
Went Philadelphia hrulcc its lolnB strenlt.
faking two names from Piiuoti. llrottnsun
won on gam' from Han IimilniTO Hrotvn
ffut a Hill score. Jof 'Initios 'JIT, Hti'1 Morgan
H03
cotx'iinfH sir. r.uo
D'Vlniry 100 17.". in I'rM cits 1S.1 IMi 147
rloliah Irtl 17H171 llionliy 1 15 III-.' 1114
i'r,..llf,.i, ir.it 1117 Ills ltrmtn.. 14lt IStl L"J1
Monrnn I0T 'JiM IS! r Wnnl 1SS lill' 141
rrucus.. ais i: iflj t Watii iii3 Kir. tan
riood. . . 137 is; .L ;
Tola) 73 Sti.' S.itl
Tollls (12 710 74
WK8T PtltlA I'lNVOX .
Hoilnutt J44 14S UlMlajes Km 19S 170
Calms;. 1i:i UN 1 winders 107 lti tan
KennedV 1P.0 IHll 14r, Tall".. . 14.1 141 111!
I'ttftvck. itiu !.( m.: iriino. . un i;n 10.
.-.l... i-.w
liia 1"!.
tni ..in
ms inj n;9
.. Ho lr.j
c.ii t i
miiithm:sJ'i:iin
inn ma 1".
"80 1811 1(1
Lir, .. Dirfpii'h
mi ir.s mi s.iir,
lilitl I7!l 10J HUilll.l-
imi in; su-ii'R-er
limp . .
'I'Mitls lltl) N J i fill I
Totals S7H R(i." S3,
AliriHAXS' l.tSAUfl. -SUCTION 11
Itelled on Kestone alleys.
OAK I.AM1 NO.
tTinvir i:tn ir.:t 114
.Tantrrn 17:1 1.M1 lull Sihuerlo 140 lim 114
ll'nrlial IS 12.1 ir.1 Wait 137 US llij
Schuil.l. 131 141. Ills Welib 12(1 181 1111
lloltaii 1.-..I l!f. Hit SMilor. lt1 1113 tOl
Hik-Ii. l !l r
Totals 807 77S 7H8
Totals 731 732 61
rnii:vi).tiii'
t.u-ician i.-.n 4-i usiFeel They Won't Be Ready for
l'lke . . .Kill II'.J 131 I '
Australian Conflict Trans
portation Problem
1u .13.1 l2
Ihoinson 13'
Totals
134 IIS
8 7s,"! 7U-'
Totals 788 B01 701
BllOW-NftON
fClosfail 132 113 lM
Wynne.. 117 1RH 1H7
MKlh're 138 113 131
Bttlbel.. U,ll 173 Kid
M'O'rlty 1B 144 13
Totals
. . . . .. . .i . . ..... -... . llol rts.
TV uencet lir tnc inei tnai u tins mmi' ;,,; 1JM ito ir.i
candidates than any other uport. At the m''.mjioh 122 un 111
lireftnnt tiino. there nre fnltr ienins, ill the hUalton 17C. 1.7 lu3
. field, and n schedule comprising more
" than fifty games has been dran up by
Manager Hanisey.
Tim entire, varsity eleven is composed
if veterans from previous yearn. "Hip
nill" Nftosaii, the lnnky center forward
and 1017 captain, Is ap;aln plajiug his
old position, having returned to rcsiiiie
hie studies after service in the nav? .
Nassau, who is a former Northeast star.
1$ a consistent scorer and has not failed
to lorjate the net in a single game this
eason. including the contest with the
Bethlehem Steel AVorkers.
"Pal" Spenrcr, for two years All
American inside right and conccdedto
he one of the cleverest soccerists in in
tercollegiate ranks, is buck after over
teas service In the Koynl Klying Corps.
The most interesting thing about the
Red and Dluc eleven is the lnrgp milli
bar of. former local prep school players
who have received berths on the varsity
team. Besides Nassau, who has beeu
mentioned, there arc "Weenie" Bjng
ham and Earl Harrison, former Frank -ford
High School placers and both
members of the All -Scholastic elev
Hns: "Art" Binns, captain ot the
1017 Northeast kickers, also an All
Scholastic, player-; Cooper and Dowlin
from Wcsttown'i ttussell from Central
nigh ; Patton, from Germantown
Mends, and Drfrrow from Germantown
Academy.
Totals 791 7J0 701
S VN S.VIA'ATIOIT SA.VTA. 1LA7U
Illnl ... 12" 10S .. Kearnev ISO Ittl 14 1
rnnmii:sHtvi! irvnMilKT
r,nii . . 1(1." 17(1 H!l Kel'well 17fi 1411 1Crt
Painter 119 UK 112 Mathrnn
I.lliK . IS4 101 1711 l'.sskli..
Tunnos 17(1 102 177 Tlllls
Wlndln. 125 t:."i ill I T.oopoM.
(Urn hill
Totals 7l 7J7 53(1 lldr.p
ISO
133 u'Urtcu
llrowii
Tallant
SwrptieJ
1I1J 1 13 1S3
1110 1S4 1M
132 117 127
151 110 170
Totals S15 730 S07
.SAN DOMIXMO
M'Sorley 1C3 100 12S
K'llllan 14S 110 14(1
(Irady . 144 ... 123
KryrltUB 142 131
Moonej ..
Mmtn.
141 lb 170 l0r-
rot its
l.KItWIf
Klti8ton 104 14 1 l.-.
llftuslier 1311 K.l 177
Ifnj.no.. 1S3 140 13S Mltolei 117
I,n-s 143 1311 133 Walker 1SS 178 2113
Umcl 119 1GU ISO K'lrX lbl 191 113
Ml.'talln 114 14'J
Totals 843 731 S.'S llrtrp. 20 14 II
Tolall 772 "37 Jll i
T.IIAOt li HlICTtON"
tin 'lermlual 11es
MJHTHWliSTKllN
, Aceonlitig to advices fiom Spinet. Ilio
NOIITHWJC NO 2 r.rltlsh limn tennis atithoiitics linve
ifu'' . .'?!? I.1!'.1! 3'? I asked lift- Austialn-inn um'inli(in to
nosiiionu the challenge loiind for the
O.nis cup from Into in Deisnuber to
.liinuarj Tt i etplnined bj the llnglish
association thnt owing to diflidilties in
transportation it would not be possible
"for the Ilritiuli team tr imiie in Austra
lia before the end of this month or curly
in lie ember. r.
The Britons desite al leflsl n month
of practice mid acclinmUou. The Aus
tialiuns dccltuc that thp will try to do
their jest by the challengers, hut at the
same time they state that the matches
ought to be played before January. In
the heal is iikrt to he 80
188 203 141
l2 125 ...
159 ... 1S7
IS! 191 131
131 123
17 20 17
Ex-Quaker Schoolboys
in Marvnnl r.s. Princeton
Whru I'riuicton anil llanaid
meet in Tigettown Saturday for
their big football game, two boys of
the Philadelphia scholastic lanks
will be on opposite sides. John 1ps
tnond, who played on the Northeast
High team in 101!.. and was
graduated from the well-known in
stitution in U'M. Iihs gained an
end position on Himard's machine,
while John Strublng. who attended
Chestnut Hill Academy fiom IP07 to
till.", is quarterback ol the I'unic
ton team.
.'! 810 718
rviox
M.mr 130 153 12(1
llortli.n 130 151 10 f1int lnontl
AHTISA.NS
UolUU on
ST. l'AUI
7ao Mhlclds .
Totals
121
11.1
r41 070 7(t)
In th National Ulscult (Jo. I.phku rolled
on Cota'a Allejs list nlnlit. Xal.lsco. the
leader, tool; Ihreo Knmcs from Social Teas,
and Uneeda won two mil of thiee fiotn
7.u Xu
lllttle
Mcl-lsh
Mlkens .
Iinnn ..
Ilandi.'p
llo 170 161 Hi tin
107 121 HO sum ors
117 13H I'll Wood.
I8S 151 1 4'.i Nicholas
ion 13 ten i,jns .
in in llandi. p
123 137 HIS
7 132 131
inn lint 103
13ii ins ins
152 178 170
Total. 701 720
.llAHMO.vr
Young"
V Holier
l-'oj. . .
flussel!
r. Iloner
NABISCO 0('H.l, 'IIHS
llltrlien'r 125 170 1 10 Uradt 81 10; 75
rerrerics. ino i;i si ttaisn . i -s mi j;ii i-arlM?r
tButK.. I!i8 100 lilt l.Jntr 12.1 Un 134 llCoons
nrate .. S3 9. 142 .Muncn n. Ml 74 ' llamllr p
freer.. 13S 145 101 r.tdon 130 13 140
. . Totals
Totals n .11 mm Totals r.ss 11211 o
Osij Cotois in. I 00 700
i.i;iitciif
14H 157 130 Oldfleld 170 135 113
135 130 112 SclnHei 100 142 l.'JS
1114 1U"i t- IHir'n 112 157 140
(1.1 . 104 17.117 108 130 125
143 121 tlld Warlil' ir.S 137 153
Ilnmll. p 3
great as to make high -class tenuis mi
possible. The Australians would not I
mind the .heat us much as would the
Bntons, so tIio,longer the l,nglih delay
the worse will he their chances of sue
cess.
SPECIAL OLYMPIA BOUTS
Champion Herman Training Here for
- Clash With Joe Lynch
The first special show if the season
will be put on at the Olytupia A. A.
next Wednestlaj evening. The piinci
pals will be the world's bantamweight
ruler, Pete Herman, of New Oi leans
and Joe Lynch, of New ork. Both
mn arc to muKe the rctognizcd uautnni-
weight limit, lib pounils liiigside.
l.vnch lecentij lettirned
In onnection yj
villi kin
es .ink
limn iirfi'
I konu tt'l.orA lin p-ninnrl tlin rllllm.ll... tl I fitenrl rit' Sltiil'linir 1!. Kdllllltld
having won the bantamweight anil I.oms. while Whitney s pia
DR..HARBAN CAN'T BE
U. S. GOLF PRESIDENT
Walker, St. Louis. Named In
stead When Washington Man
Is Out on III Health
duly Ino (tf Ihe names .m die 1 ! 1 1 0
ecutive (ommlltee remain on Ihe list
i of olhYirtls of the I'liitrd States (,olf
, AssociHtion. suggested b the liomi
Haling committee for the year 10'JO. ll ,
j had been expected thai Dr. Walter S. '
iltarban. the first rite president, would
i lie the new chief executive, but the
I Wnhiiigton man had to refuse, on the
giotind of ill health. '
I George II. Walkoi. of St l.rmi. lms
'been named as president to sucn-ed
l'mlerick S. Wheeler, of Apnwamis.
who has set veil for two years, Ilur
Imii's plate being tilled by tb.inard P.
Whitney, of Nassau, fur several reai-4
secretary of the national lmdj. .
.1. P. Byets. of Alleghenv, lias been I
iiuiilioiited'fdr M-"oinl vice president in-
ol Ml. '
will he
RECORD POOL RUN
Greenleaf Pockets 155 Balls Without
Miss for World's Record
Unll'li Greenleaf innde n woshl teemd
high inn for iiiiil.et billiiirils In II, in
hurj Conn., last night, nlien he
knot Keil otT 1."." bnlls before h.. tuissed
shot While the run was made On n
liiiiiiiiiionship tabic and under chain
pioiiship conditions, it Is unlikely tbiit;
ll will be iiKrptcd ns a lecord by tin
powris thill be. It was made in ail r
iilliitlon game. Greenleaf was ployini?
against Bob Stone, the Connecticut
stuic I'liainplou. whom lie defeated bv a
si ore of Mil In !)
.....1 i: t !... leal. herweic it cliainn oushliis of his i - , oil Hi V. V. tinner iioni. uie .tunn
I.ivis curt muff lies .fnstrallan snottinff1 vision
2
91
li'lnls
t
710 1109
uxnnoA v.v vx
.. 18 139 lf.2 Tearte 121 HS 143
ssv... 114 131 no v caarn 112 or. 133
Crandall 113 1R1 154 mind. 11.1 117 90
LFllclCv 157 117 10O Helm 104 129 1311
nuie
Kiss
; .-so .'4
U-T1.L.1AM TATTOV
iriutiter.. 140 tr.l 109
i ilr.iy .
i 1 PHI!
1Voertzk.
Totals
13S 141 130 Crattfil 130 1J7 14S
"AIRPLANE" CREW COACH
Yale Oarsmen Get the O. 0. From
Their Boss Flying Over 'Em
New Haven, Conn., Nov. C. Coach
ing a crow by airplane is not jet prac
tical, although tried 'this week by
George Van Santvoord. who has been
assisting in coaching the Yale varsity
squad. The first crew was on the har
"bor for practice Avhcn Air. Van Sant
voord in a plane, with a professional
pilot, flew over it. He nttempted by
megaphone and signals to direct the
oarsmen. As to the experiment, Mr.
Van Santvoord said today it was novel
to him, but aerial machine is hnrdly
likely to rival the present system. The
airplane allows more views from dif
ferent and better angles, but it is too
fast for a crew and there is difficulty in
com'iuuuicating with II.
Complaint From Pitts's Manager
Dear Sir t.eV Tendl'r, boomed by sport
Ins writers and J'hlladelphlans in general
as the greatest llehttt eight in the world,
baa run out of a match with the. Australian
lightweight champion, Charley Pitts. The
National club, or our cits, arranged and
straa advertising this match for nest Satur
day, night. Pitta was and Is still ready to
go through, nut Mr ulaasman, for aome
unknown reason, has withdrawn from the
match. Thin la tho second tlmo th.it OIuss
msn und Tendler have run out on Pitta,
1 hey w ere to have met In Detroit, Mich ,
on October 27 The- match was arranged
and closed. Wbllo waiting fur transporta
tion to Detroit I letelted a wlie notifying
me that Classman .uuutd not meet Chnrloj
Pitts and the promoter was forced to put
on llartey Thorpe instead I wonder bow
mucli longer the Philadelphia nportlng pub
lic are going to ataxia for Glajisman to
pick tho men thut Tendler will meet?
Qlassman is nln-tys telling the nubile that
Benny Leonard will not meet 'r.nriA. t
would like to have Mr Olassman tell them I
.,. ...-. ..u.iL'ivruu cj i.gnjer 19 arratd
to climb through the rones with Charley
Pitts. I am golni; to find nut Just why If
I have to make a trip to Philadelphia for
that purpose. In faot, I .nm solng to show
Both Glassman and Tendler up by bring
ing Charley Pitts to Phlladelpha next Satur
day night and havlnc him climb into tlm
ring and challenge Tendler right before the.
' !.. V i.t ma iwmeiown. uiuatlng that
you will fai.or me by publishing this letter 1
I am sincerely yours.
070 082 62(1 Totals 513 5S0 05.)
ARTISANS' LVJAnrn SUCTION A
Rolled on Ko stone Alleys
OUC I.ANi: ITNIRI11WVN
V. Beck. 170 149 1S7 .1 Carter 113 144 142
llieKStng 1311 181 1S7 Hick.. . ISO 135 lrt
Kotk'cer 135 13b 171 Metel'nni 128 180 175
R. Heck. 101 1(10 15(1 C CaKei' 131 171 133
Hllcgass 171 171 1Si Avll . 147 201 117
Hdcp... 1.1 13 1.1
Totals 71S s$l 711
Totals 815 810 912
ITraim's
llangen
fundic'p
Totals
i.si.itcnTic
Uiisl. 121 1.17 129
113 128 139 ('louden 13(1 117 101
130 148 159 Njilght 1i 111 131
135 111 144
154 177 20'.
0
747 813
Unbb
Pike
stabl
Hand!.
II
104 110 150
131 150
11 tl
periodicals warn strong! against oer
conlldence. It is pointed out thut the
Britons seem likely to be bettten. but
thai the Australian?? do not class so
much higher than their rivals n.s lo de
velop a feeling that the irsult nlicndv
is in
Too Cold for F. . M. Tennis
r.ttncasler. Pa.. Not 0 - Owing to
1 weather conditions the fall tennis tourna-
f ment. an ithnu.i! iiffalr wfll bt called off
1 at I"raliklln and Marshall College Cip
tain llenrt' Myers announced eaterdat that
the pla would he resumed In the spring,
I as sivty candidates have siimlfled their 11
tentloir of competing ut that time r. and
M Prep also call-d off its tennis touina
ment
nnd getting newspaper decisions
Jimmy Wilde in the intei allied
mer
tournament in London.
Herman is (mining
Mich Ixmt.
Joe IJorsej and Have Ahtey clash 111
the semifinal. Joe Mendell meet
Vrntikii' Howell. Litle Bear tatkle
Victor IMtchie and Hai O'Mallet and
ndv Bivers open the show.
countv
of the
man. who served as seereuiri
Metropolitan Golf Association
Phil Speed Ben, Is' Prize Dog
Mllford, Del.. Nov. (i -The Htinuj, 11- 1
ini of bird dogs wlurb has been in p'oj.
iesH at Oak Orchard this week has b-'en
t!ended by sirtsmen from etery pan o'
the lountry and as game was plentiful 'l,
lompetitlon wna keen. On the l-et daj of
the trial seventeen cotess w-le fojnd b
Phil Speed Ben. owned bt II. Smalhe,.
of A-Unttc City. N. J
1 from in09 to 1111'-'. inclUHive. Mor
heie for th'l timer X. Buckner. of (iarden Citj , is
1 Ihe only otliriiil to remmn Hie same as
Inst year.
FOOTBALL
DREXEL INSTITUTE versus
SUSQUEHANNA UNIVERSITY
Saturday, November 8 at 3 P.M.
Mill ETIC nr.t.D 63D and U M M I
dm sston ."Of
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Willi us it is i elision not to
Rations nor give promises -
sales or service unless there
reasonable chance of fulfillment
incur obli-
cilhcr
every
in
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Totals Oil 712
I1IR.MII
t.sHf'IUVOOD I. llohb 13S 125 US
Amcs. 134 155 127 llullenu 125 130 123
Clarke... 103 92 101 Palson'o 122 141 177
tlenrge 104 111 08 Obeih'er 100 147 110
iM'Kenzlo 107 113 12S lie Vita. 129 125 102
Mortal.. 154 133 184 H.dldle'li 01 01 01
Totals
Hartford. Conn., Not 0 The lj!.ipKe;
id sursltigle presented bt the late inm
' DAnTitAit nnt.pi!i
I pi.i.1.1. t Jii tti lark r . t...s 11 'id, i if. '
?.'," l- ten i-e it7V. ,.-. Te- in? I modnre Cornelius .lnllerl111t to Ihe fnilier
rf.Ss..' li- Ui ii' HtW1 iF -A l-, of Wlnchell Smith, astoi and ploswright
fRSlfl'i Ho iii 124. Ji '"'',, !5 ' 1-armlngton. for the u- of the famous
mmP(n.n Ua ins lite ilJT.., i? in li-i alllon Thomas Jefferson is to be sold .it
HM 1!i,I5?15i ftSol.r 1' ii'm n: nuition by the Itoitd I)r(ers Club at a
Hdcp... U 41 41 lullen . 1110 13 1 lltc..n. meet to bo held Saturdav al Chart-l
7S7 724 803 Totals' 753 853 742 '" ' "' r"K '"
Totals
724 803 Totals' 75
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"Not on the Main Street
but the Main Store"
To find gold you have to dig for it. ' E
To find our store you have to come to Eleventh and Wal-
nut streets. '
But every step is worth dollars in pleasure and satisfac-
tion, because when you get here you'll find a gold mine of
expert attention, personal service and E
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"Tlit Pkttmraph u-ith a .Too" E
It's Worth Walking a Few Steps to I
and
HERBERT E. BLAKE, Successor
'The Home of the New Edison"
1100-1102 Walnut Street
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THE BUSINESS MEN
OF DETROIT DID IT
They subscribed $250,000 for their orchestra. Then
they built a $600,000 auditorium for it and opened
it last Saturday.
"Do for Detroit," said- these business men to their
conductor, "what the Philadelphia Orchestra has
done for Philadelphia, and we'll pay the bills."
Now, that the life of this Philadelphia Orchestra to
which they point is at stake, won't you help to save
it? ' ;
lis week must answer the question.
Won't you give one Liberty Bond
(any denomination) to save the
Orchestra and uphold the city?
Give it to a, worker or end it lo
The Philadelphia Orchestra Association
1314 Pennsylvania Building, Philadelphia
Today, Tomorrow, Saturday and Monday Only
AT ALL OUR STORES
Cor. 33d and Chestnut Sts., Phila., Pa.
310 Edgmont Ave., Chester, Pa.
2604 Atlantic Ave., Atlantic City, N. J.
We have just received from the McGraw factory at
Akron, Ohio, our first shipment of these famous tires.
They are brand-new, fresh stock, absolutely firsts, and
carry a double guarantee the factory's and our own.
Any necessary- adjustments will be made direct by the
United Auto Stores, Inc.
This sale has a two-fold purpose; first, to acquaint you
with the excellent quality of the McGraw Tire, and sec
ondly, to make you a regular tire patron of the United
Auto Stores, Inc.
The Savings Are as Follows:
McGraw fic Guaranteed 6000 Miles
SJxe . Regular Price Special Sale Price
Non-Skid
30x3 $17.27 $12.82
30x3 22.94 17.03
32x34 26.72 19.84
31x4 34.75 25.80
32x4 35.91 26.66
33x4 37.69 27.90
34x4 39.21 29.11
34x4i 51.03 37.89
35x44 53.18 39.49
McGraw Guaranteed 8000 Miles
Sise Regular Price Special Sale Price
Non-Skid
30x3i $29.93 $22.22
32x3 - 39.69 29.46
32x4 51.39 38.15
33x4 51.75 38.43
34x4 ms 53. 1 8 39.49
32x44 56.75 42.14
34x41 59.85 44.44
35x4 - 61.37 45.90
33x5 , 70.87 52.62 '
35x5 ., ' 74.34 55.19
37x5 77.75 57.72
36x6 104.42 77.53
United Auto Stores are being opened everywhere.
Executive Office,, 1411 Walnut Street
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