r EVENING- PUBLIC ; LKDGER PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1910 -7r ; JVO F4i? 77MT PE.V-V TiMM WILL PINE AWAY DOING THE TRAINING AT PINE VALLEY GOLF CLUB W H r ' PENN LEARNS LESSON AND DRILLS IN RAIN ) Foltvell Remembers State Defeat on IF el Field and Orders Practice Despite Downpour and Mud 11 KDWIN .1. POLLOCK "DACK in die old hjs when Hot tor - v,ns a (tup mill men tronicd to flirnk onlv ns mir" in edict, hdiiip Ioiir. Iinircd mid Iicniliil vootlisiijor coined the pxiiirHhlnn tlint "it Uiicpr too Into to mend." AKo the nilujfp tlint It's no Ji-e sliuttiiiR the stable door after the liortio Iiiim (iiiitprril to the IiIrIiuiij lini been linndpil don n to us from the so called clntk iirp lint, nietiiilioriinll uppnUIiiB. two Iioims rpiimin in the Poim ttniN mid nil iiie so(n imo not been worn out, Tlieieforr tlieie uns iiinctiie in tlip min nl I'innkllti Ki'pIiI jciti'iihi nftprnoon. I.nst Kntimln n veck rico thp Itcil fltid Itlup pIpxpii was might nnppinK. Tlicdouds not onlv frowmtl, lmt poured on thp Quaker Riidiron, nnd tlip State K.iine jmih plnjpd in n ri itnblo hea or I mud," to usp n liislih orlginM nnd im (oiniiion pxpicssion Tlip QnnkprR wire ns nimh at sen as thp mud nnd Ik-i'dek's Iws won. I It wiik diiriiiK tlip State piicnKPinpiit I tlint tlip Kolncl! iiMiMps linndlpil n wet Dim on n soj!B lipid for the first time tliis ,paon Tlipj showed Hipv were ns ummI to it ns Glenn Wnuipr is to defeats, but tliej had ciioiirIi of it ps (pidnj to Inst tlirough the Pitt nnd Cor nell samps if nccessan. When lUib PoIupII first took a look at the iluilpts tlint weie trinklinR nbout on the cridiron lip infornipd liis proteges flint theie would lip untiling titling in the a of prnttite. Then the old second thought tame tlnotigli nnd lie changed hi i mind. Tt's to Int for theMulliia Hill farmer to mpnd tho State game, but still he on M fin Lnit-trt ilnrnini, Tm Mm T)antlifln ,,,i m -inn,, nil, iiiup, w. inr a t u ni'i r i and the Ithnians. Onn lillv eantcretl' out when the doots weie loft open on October -.". but two more in the form of bnttles ngnin Warner and Rush up still in tlip stnb'e. and Robprt Cook l'olwcll npplipd n lloek of lorks to the doors, Franklin Field looked ns inwtinc ns .005 stuff nnd tasted ns Rood, but the Penn nthletes didn't seem to mind. Thpy plnjpd mound on thp shin tint like a strept urchin piiRnRed in mud file making. ., ' l"P I Tlipj- hlipped nnd did all out lilapp for moi tlinn two hours, nnd when thpy finally prnm-pd to flip gjm iiasium t.ipj weie diitier thnn the of fice o el -' Seveinl new plas have been doped out hi thp torching stnT, espef inllv for the Pitt Riune. nnd 1m hind locked doors the team ran through tlie forma tions w'itli which thcj hope to foil the Pan tliers. Thp tutois piowd them selves ns Rood mud hor-es as the plnj -cis, nnd thej followed the teams tliiniiRlinut the afternoon.. Joe Strnus. the liattciiug linn of two jenrs ngo, was in the nisit lineup due to the nbseni.e of lining Light. 1'roin lupscnt indicntions, the Texan is not likely to stmt the rnRnRcirpiit. but it also is leliepd tlint the gnine will not be veiy old when lie hicnks into it. Strnus has been c online along in gieat shape nnd lip is fust about line to ciack the Pitt line. lie wasn't up to Ills 1111 1 form last -jenr. nut this sea hon he lins bppn RoinR-Rood nnd should causp some troublp wlipn lip stmts his wrpckiiiR pluiiRPS. Thp QunkeiH will slip awav fiom Pianklin Field today and finish thpir tiainiiiR at the Pine Vnllev Coif Crub, in Npw .leisey. The sqund will not ic turn to the Ppnn stndium until the morninR of the Rame. A Philadelphia i Institution OPEN EVENINGS Eg November 12 iSra ABBSOLUTE AFTER-SALES SATISFACTION H J25l -s B4r,lMf ill JLJ. 33 K ' tW ttjl 8 M ,11 1 Si ' ii 1 m fl& 7 r Cl ilti QmMi iJ J.. M M --- ! ' Down Stairs Store M 1 Neckwear Pretty Silk Ties, fancy Btrlpes and figured ilMlern't. $1.00 quality 65c si J 11 1 m I t -iiilju vji iiMot iujur uni' at! iuiLui iiri iii'ii1-wiiin iinf mill iiQinii - M"aMiMiimri"iii nMiiHimiiiiMBiniiiitir"i tiir miaai mii i Tiitii n 1 ; Qmwmntwmm;mummjmmmm. wmKmmfmmmwymmmmmmmmmmmmm imn iiimiiibii jmww rmmmmmmmmBmmmm 14 F. and M. Players Fired by By Dichson It Dkkson is hnhiR n ptpasaiit timp down nt Lnuiastpr tills spnson. Thp former mm inp tutor is conpblnR the Frniiklin and Alnrslinll football prs. The partj iiime to a siiddrn ,llmn jpstcrday when It llrpd four tppn.of his sipind. Tlip chnrRps nre Indiffprenee nnd insiihnrdinntion. Two of the men dismissed aie letter men. Coach Dickson believes be inn lose just as well wi'h a new squad, so Hint be could ufforil to tnkp n clinnie. FITZGERALD SCORES ' wt I VYe5,t IM llflMCirni p.. Tl NotliliiR iuoieisncccssar for thp doth IIM HApJ.Sr l HA P "' Rloicmnn to annex tbe laurels other linMOUM Uni ILU tlml (0 comR,tt itl, a crusher Hut Philadelphia!! Outfights Dane in Star Scrap of Audi torium A. A. Opening The Auditorium A. A.. Sixth strpet above Hrovvn, lield its opening show last nlglit before n lnrge crowd. The spec tatois witnessed n fnst, hnnl bout in thp finnl. in which Whltey Fitzgeinld outfought Lnrrv Unnspn. of Ilrooklvn Hansen dropped Fitzgerald in the 'ust round witli n right cross to the law Apparentlv the blow did not hurt Han--pii, for lip imnipdintcly jumped to his feet nnd fought buck stionglv, In the fifth FitfRctnld more than ntoned for this knockdown, when he lloored Hniispn witli n right nppercut. With thp pxception of tlie first session nnd the fourth. Fit7gernld led in ever? loiiut!. Leo Stnlil and Fiank Iliiltcm boied n l bnrd draw in the seniinind-un. Tv - lone Costello and Happ.v JIncWillinms were goiiiR at it in such n iourIi manner tlint the police intervened, stopping the bout in the second round. Lew Minsk singed n pluckv bout rgnniNt Willie Xelson. but the lattn carried too much weight for his oppo nent. Minsh's second thrpvv a towel in the ling in the fourth round. Hill Ileinold nroved n tood elevenili. hour refeice vviien Lou (Jrinison failed Crt m, I,. -.. ... M -ii-,. ... ii ii uii ,iiii-ni iiiiri-, .wiirriis Wil liams aNo officiated in two of tlie bouts. Pioiuotcr William Silvcrstrin was in- troducpd from the ring Scraps About Scrappers Itv LOl'IS II. JAKKU rpOXICIlT may be the occasion of a coronation in the ring of tlieOljmpia, hut it's a 100-to-t shot. Gamblers arc giving .locj L.vncb. of New York. 'Ill per cent the bettci of it bv betting 4 to 1 tlint Pete Ilermnn still will have the bantam dindem glittering from atop Ins i vi sized bead when the tmal tinple of the rour sounds endiiiR their ched iilecl elghteen-inlniitp hipIcp. A number of champions have place,; their titles in -jcopnrd.v in Philnlnliin. n knnelnuit (-being the only cnancc for n pontender to disposses the title-holder. Hut never ban tlint fent been accompjislied. Lvnch tins nn oppoi titnity to crente piiRifistic liistoij, for if it so happens time Her man is put to slpcp within the sched uled time another ring title will be broiiRht to New York. While Herman will enter the ring nt cnicii-weiRiits Ljneh bns ngrped to come in ut J 18 pounds, the rccoRiiincd bantam limit. QualityXlofches 1514-16 Market Street STORE NEWS My! How the Men Folks fare Talking About Becker Clothes The outstanding features of Becker clothes are imme diately visible even to the casual observer first he sees quality, then workmanship, then he wonders how such fine clothes can be made to sell at such low prices. But we know it all we comb the markets for the finest cloths made, then mark them at a figure that allows us a legitimate profit and pass a big saving on to you. See This Fine Assortment of Suits and Overcoats The Duplication CP" of Which Would ' WW H Be Hard to Find -idlCF Becker's Super-Grade Clothes $2750-$30 -32.50 $35-37-50-$4 Shirts Pine jnadrae-percales, etc per feet fitting and every conceiv able design. J2.E0 quality S1.65 $2.00 i 1 111 fc k b S&y VV.1V. ilKKMAN Itiinlam clump, who will issue doll (o Johnny Kilbnne after Ills bout villi Joe Lnrli here toniglit the chnnces nre tlint Joe will not. Nevertheless, whctltpr Ileimnu wins or loses on points Ljnch is Roing to Rive tlie title-holder n terrific tussle, and Pete lias tnkpn no plinucps of being cmiRlit out of condition Penny I.p (lnshp is autboiitj for the statement tliat I.jnch is dooiiied to stop n million nnd one left jabs. I)Uf AHtPA vhfi hna Ilnnn of tnretltiK Jimnu Allele will npppnr In nnf uf tin prfllms nt the Olimpla tnntirltt Ills op ponent will be Joe Dori other mntrhes ro Joe Memlell n Frnnkte Unwell l.lttlo Hear " Motor llltchle ami Ras O Mallo Mi Anrij IUer .lee eth made, n tremetulnufl hit In rittnburph when he defeated Irish lit nine PhllndelplHns were Burprined ftt loe'R Ietor hut Uobbv Gunnis sflss It wan easy Johnnr Iteliler, of New York boxes Younir I.ucas Waterhurv t'onn ten rounds to nlKht nnd Willie llrown New llaxen Conn . 'en rounds No ember 'JO Jack Kile, nnnther New York kiddo will meet Jlmm Uurns nt ToUKhkeersle N Y November 10 .loo Mrt'nrron hnxea Vlille MrC ioskev in tlie neml to the lohniW lahonev-rddlc Vullen bout nt the Cnmhria rrldnv niffht Jim Feene. maor of Port Richmond and nrealdent of the Cambria Club Is fUhter iess these dava "Pop Revered connections 1th Louisiana recentlv Iloe ( iitrlt said tod tv he ,would Ruannlee llmmy Wilde inonci for a bout between the I'riton nnd petit Pat Wallace Battling; Murrny Is another Philadelphia mite prepared to accommodate Jeems the llde at an placo or any old time Bat t,Tlnlo'H but with KuRenp Bros seau at Montreal, Canada was act b trk until next Monday night at the request of ho Canadian Mlrkev Russell, of Jersey Cltv i boxing well His bout with Johnny Buff next week vlll bo their eighth meeting ( hnrlte (Kid) Thomas han nbirted training after recovering from a recent Illness C'hawtea is one of tho toughest tjpea of ocsl sluggers .leek llagnn and Spider Kells put on their x tbltion In connection with the Armistice Day celebration at Parkesburg esterda OUT Jones, who used to represent Inm nard street In bouts here will meet Sam r.angford in a twenty-rounder at New Or leans Friday night Rltr Walters, ft seashore favorite will box In one of the elght-rounders nt Atlantic Pity tomorrow night with Marcel nodult the oo-la-la puncher, as the partv of the second part The star scrap Is Jeff Hmlth vs Jamaica Kid Another eight-rounder will he Walter Renny vs Jimmy Mendo and tho Jlx-rnund go will lie between lltll Devlne nTld Jimmy Tendle-r Kilrtle AleAndrews meets Tack Perry, of Pittsburgh, tonight at MMeesnort Ta McAndrens has been boxing well out of town More Hunters Than Game llnrrlsliiirc. Nov 12 Oame ce-iinitsslnn otnclala declare that applications for hunt ers' licenses are exceeding all records More than 310 000 have been received and It Is believed that the 3110 000. or even SHI 000 mark may be reached 2 Only One p Store jjj 1514-16 Market g OPEN EVENINGS m rirS 1514-16 Market SI. m GUARANTEED Specials -. ga Underwear ffl I THr name "weed- is on -& Union Sulta Fine quality Ii 1 BSs EVEHY HOOK -sEi' Bprlngr needle cotton yarn HH Sp- --iRS comfortable and perfect flttlns Cm SS$SSsS-i" BIGLER TO BATTLE DA VIS Keek's Return o Princeton Line Forces Former to Try to Regain End Job for Yale Game BOTH TEAMS WORK n SPICK HALL SHAD DAVIS, Plimpton 11m who jumped into tlie IIP -11 II lllsi wont otwl piavcu a srintlllntiiiR Riune nRiiinst Harvard, looks like n fixture nt end Howpvpi. lip will linvp In continue to ellsplnj the goods or lip will lip ensed out of bis position Iij Higlei who lins been ousted fiom bis nl ut tntkle b.v the letiirn of Stain Keek to the TIrci fold. Keek is the best innn in the Prince ton line anil his juesemc will ndd n lot of nll-iound strength to the Tiger fen w arils fur the battlp with ale at New Haven next Satuidnv lip was in tlip Fcriinmngp jeslpulnv anil wns sihediiled to get mole work toilnv nnd toinnirow Until vestcrilnj the bij; lliiesmnn hnd not been in n scilnmiage sincf the Col Rale giinip. anil he needs the stiff prnc -the. which he can get onlv from a liniiil-to-liand tilt with thr senilis and fieshnien Accoidlng to Keen Fit' p.itiick. Keck is again in prrfpi I eon dltion. This is jovfnl news for the sons nnel other telntions of Old Nils sail, who nip hoping nnd pulling for n Mctoiv over the Hlue Not Great Set line It The loss of Hnlfbmk Fieel Webb Is not going to be as keeulj felt bv ale ns it might If Howiird Cninphell hnd not nscn into sclce I football innks liven before it was known that Webb hnd n pair of bndi.v bent l ills there was doubt as to whether he would be able to beat nut bis lighter lival who plnvcel siuli a dashing game against Hrown. Now it is an assured fact that Campbell will stait agninst Pwtitctnn, tlint is unless he develops anothei iliailcv horse. He lins been .ifilictci! nil scn son witli r.n epidemic of these trou bit-some beasts, but mnunged to ro tlirouRb the Hrown Rame vvilhnut bav iir the eloc repeated The other iiieiubeis of the baekfielil me in gooel shnic 'I he main wcak iipss in the Ynlp offense, aeeoieling 'to the lcpoits from New Ilnven, is fail ure of mi) member of the team to ele vclop good drop-kicking habits. Mur phv and Hraden began the season by exhibiting rnrc skill m this department, but the foiiner probablv will not be able to nlnv again this seison and the latter has failed to come bnek nftoi his ucpnt injurv. This niians that Pi nice ton, with Murrey to elepeiiel upon, will have a consieleiable advantage Snttir dnv. Muirey pioved b.v his boot for three points against Hnivnrel that he lis cool, lev el -bended nnd can he ile pendecl upon to come tlnouRh against Yale if the opportimit.v presents itself Ynle. in homo cpiurtcis, is believed to have a much better attae k than eitliei Princeton or Hnrvard. This nin.v be tine, hut it is doubtful. The followers of Mr. fill do not reali7o how lapidlv the TiRcrs have been progressing timing the Inst two wppks. Not onlv has Princeton her offense, but she nl Inst bns n defense that is likelj to stop onv attack that Yale c an make. It is amusing to hear from Ynle men how the Hlue has not been fore ed to uncover ncarlv all of "her stuff" to far. It nin.v be tlint she hasn't un- , ntn.rnd ll'liilf It mli'llt not linVP hoi 11 a had idea to do a bit of uncovering the ' I pw 5-Ton 'lSfiilI r4- ILiL- rvimrri I 8 With every suit ordered sSfl yvCk, I 4QS--( Uldinill- I I at $29.75 we will give $?Vl4f fefes. I B H XliMtiiittiitrrrrlL Ii Rovnofoin 3 an extra Pair trousers j ij)0r -JTn I HiytWiSi l -Ft" PerilStem I j absolutely FREE. This J-)f 1T 1 i i!SKSSji --L-.ili - I I is our method of reduc- wNI II , sdr I V-W iMJHF"'" :: Jj&rsTZZSP 1 I ing the High Cost of V & Q Vr ff'l Ii )' mil Hill II 'WIWP'ii tin i ii 0 if I '! 1 1 :..: ly I V vr Z m mmB&pzmmr wsamMi mm bis-,v"b- vm i y wmns mfa8fflm' vss&u ys - . y , v.i a 1 Those most familiar with ordinary tiuck values are I m m a AV Dl VU A S B quickest to appreciate the many improved and exclusive X Viv K X S Bis I features of design, construction and operation of this new 9 islssssssssi lsHr f ffil v N. ai 1 I 5-ton model. I BHHl ( JWV K uT M I With our positive assurance that an investigation will I A. w fffm m. J' HI B piove to jour satisfaction that this truck has no superior, fl X jf 5f m. f -, ' f I don't you think it will be worth while to write or phone 91 B ujAnC Tfl VDIID Ntf fl W&k Pen i Sj. II us for descriptive literature or, better yet, let us drive one i ITInUL III lUUll WJ mvt I Monday 2 g II around to your place for inspection? Hj liriPDP ffl 1 i"l H Gramm Bernstein Motor Truck Co. &k I I IfihAbUKb f l ljS 9 I of Philadelphia SS 1 f"" i H Salesroom and Service Station VSy jj A SPECIALS FOR THE WEEK Avoid accidents. Stop that skidding. Put on a pair of WEED CHAINS. Here are some interesting LOWPKICES: Size 30 x 3V 32 x 3, 31 x 4 32 x 4 33 x 4 34 x 4 SB 4 in in Weed Chain- Jacks yj; - Special Price "" In stock Lap Robes, Gloves, Hood and Radia tor Covers, atx low and reasonable prices. PHILADELPHIA RUBBER TIRE CO. 680 North I ESTABLISHED 1008 1 FOR PLACE Scalpers Grt Pasteboards for Saturday's Contest There is another ticket scandal nt New, linen. In spite of what were supposed to be rigid nets to prevent football pasteboards getting into the hands of speculators the scalpers had no tumble in landing virtually all the) wanted. There was no ef fort made to pi event men fiom buv Ing a couple for the I'llncetnn- Ynle gnnip and then going hack into line and buying two more, etc The tickets nre nlrendv being bold nt from S10 to ?8 npiccc. tlnv tlint Hoston College got n "-'. de cision ovrr the New Haven collegians Ne Nimibeis Katurela) Next Satuidav will sec auotliei big game plfl) eel with the participants not being numbered. This attitude on tbe part of the athletic directors or whoever is lesponsible for it is nbsiird The) claim that the game is pla.ved for the sport and not for the benefit of tlie public Football is plavcd for the sport but it is also pla)ce! for thp public, if not, vvli) was the Ynle Howl ponstruetpil to hi commodate 00.000 grielliou fans'' Win Palmer Stadium nt Plimpton with n seating surface foi over 10,000V If arrangements me made to sell thousands of ilcillms worth of tiekets for n footbnll game. vvh not give the nations a run for their mone.v V Not "ne person in ten can tell who h running with the ball even in a brok e n field when the men nre not numbereil It is n gross injustice to the people who support the gnnip not to givo them u ehniiPP to follow the plnvs nnd players moie eloselv. If the fniliue of the o called Pig Three to nllow their plnv cis to wear numerals is n matter of sentiment, it is nbout time for the ell reding bends to wnke up anil tie tlie tin In the sentiment ami tiv to catch up with the procession of modern athletic Greenlenf Is Favorite Here llalph Oreenleaf who Is tho favonto ovr ehe Held In the -hamnionshlp pocket billiiild tnurnanent at l'hlladolpt 1 1 beginning le c ember 1 continued -"tordav his fine tli , In his 1; 100 point match with fleorge Clarl at New Vork The joungsttr defeated C lark in the afternoon unm bv lno to ill the 1 winners high run blng 30 and the loser s I Ring Loses Armistice Soccer In a frlendlv soccor game to celebrate Vrmlstlce Dav the St Carthage lleferves e feated the Mark D Itlng Sons by 3 toiils to n nt Seventieth street and I.ansdnnnn ave nue vesterdaj and In spite of the weather a fair-sized crowd watched the battle Thomas and CHrleo scored for St Carthago In the Hrst hilf nnd Kelly shot a goal In the second Per Pair Size Per Pair $5.00 5.50 .... 6.00 6.00 .... 6.50 .... 7.00 33-x 4", $7.50 34 x 4'z 7.50 35 x 4j 8.00 30 x 4j 8.00 33 x 5 9.00 37 x 5 9.75 Weed Cros Links 8c each 4"t in 9c each 5 in 10c each 12c each Broad Street i THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE J$m , f (ft $37.50 I FOR 30 YEARS 1 tMS f Qf and $401 HIGHEST QUALITY OBTAINABLE I f -5 T 7 Vn,, I 1 9 Wia4rwwUmSi L I IJIfjl iN l ifvri. &Km ALL CHOICE SEATS SOLD FOR PENN GAME Big Demand for Tickets for Bat tle With Pitt 30,000 Will See Tilt There will bp ,",0.000 persons in Franklin Pielel Snturdny when Pcnn- ... I. ...!.. ni.. ... ,,..., --in, mm nics m I'licsoiirgu in the big lontlinll clash of the senson. Tliis linnoiinceineiit wns Innile ! Mnjor M.vlin .1 Pickering, tlie Rrnel uate mnniiRet of athlitlcs nl the I nl versitv. tliis morning. It Is vlitualh impossible to get gooel tickets for the game at tliis time. Pastelmnrds weie put on sale this morning and there weie long lines wait ing when the doors were opened nt the Athletic Association. (Jimh.iv ,i Spnldlngs. All the elwiln. vn,n'. ..-.. sold befoie noon mere is not n seal for .nl n,- 1 niveisit.v, nlthough It is still nossihle to iiuiniii iickcis eiowntown Some one nnssed the mnmi-i.- m n .. this mm nlng tlint Injnr Pickering should bp twins Telephone were buzr ing. nnd he was wanted on almost pvpiv call He ails of pcrspiiotion were stand ing out on ins hcml as lie issued com mands to his staff and answinsl epics lions eliiceteel nt him in person nnd over the phonp i 1C17 rurCTMI IT CTDrfT I y xvxi wi'iJlHUl OlIVE-JQil 8 Open Monday and Saturday Evenings ere's a Proposition That'll Knock Old H. C. L. OH of His Lofty Perch And believe us that is some job these days, but we are deter mined to do that very thing, and to accomplish our end we will need the co-operation of about 1000 men. So, Mr. Man, if you are one of the "hard hit" just you come here, pick out the suiting you care for, we'll make it up for" you at the ridic ulously low price of $29.75, and then, just to jolt old H. C. L. in his mad rush, we make you a present of an EXTRA PAIR TROUSERS FREE i w n f mr i-i - wr i -i -'' -m n r ur t i -S3- ar t i v w . t "Ssssp' W j MADE TO ORDER g WM W The finest stock of ovcrcoatinr you ever '4'fHP . H . The finest stock of overcoating saw heavy warm clothes in a patterns that cannot be found under $40. See them then we you'll buy. ORDER NOW BEFORE THIS STOCK IS COMPLETELY EXHAUSTED While this stock is quite large, we can't say bow Ion; it will remain unsold. Therefore, we urge you strongly to come tomorrow early, then you will get just what you want and avoid disappointment. READY-TO-WEAR Suits and Overcoats Fine garments that wc made up during the slack season models for the man and young man at substantial saungs. See these they're real bargains. 1617 CHESTNUT,STREET STRIKES AND SPARES Owls, the leaders In the MIdvalft Steel Areountlng Purkpln league, rollinglast ev nlng on Costa's alless lost two to Cuckoos Pee Wees also won two from Tarrots The high game of the season was rolled by the Uwla in the last game 023 PAnneiTH PRE WEB iviisoti ien 102 un wun'w on ion toi h'olev HIS 1C14 88 Beam 147 DO BH llorger CO SI Iij Hlgham 108 02 R2 litshaw D7 BO 142 nichar'n 100 12" 12e IVsgncr 1B8 111 101 McClos'y 13". 105 1J2 Totals B5B 400 B4S Totals 683 621 01T rUC'KCXIS) OWM4 Ilesilier. 107 lOt noberts 114 lfMl BH Wilson 100 104 10S Hewlev 113 100 1311 1.1" 143 U7 lluchlev 10A 102 144 no sei 110 vvhvte 114 loo 121 137 ins l.ri Overdorf 91 113 Ut . - Totals R40 f.21 I1J3 Allen Willla a Wise Hudlslll. Totals BUI 64.' r,s.' SUN SHIP LEAGUE Costa's Alleys, Nov 11 1010 Ilolled Taj master sttii retains tho lead In Sun flhtp league Holllng on Costa's Alleys last opening, they won three games from fc.n gtnn Drafting Hall Drafting won three from Coat and Accounting won two from I'avroll l'ATnoi.r. ACCOUNTING 1 Shelter 124 127 inn Ingram 14 138 133 Mjers 1BJ 123 113 Hoar 101 117 109 Ileltiel 120 04 13(1 Webster 140 147 nn 110 ir,o mo 104 100 110 128 94 l.VV 125 118 1711 vor low e'Urk . Ilifl Oaft Totuls 043 599 0'iS ! DltFTO Totals 007 035 743 I'ATMASTErtsJ Powell 143 147 143 Vickers 145 149 108 llllnd 127 107 117 Oai 127 120 Mover 110 128 lno Scat ard 107 Kill 147 lohnson 130 132 117 Littleton 130 191 120 i'arne 128 14o 117 Ilurr 172 107 108 l.onin 117 lotals C03 059 054 Totlls 747 7.'0 720 you ever variety of elsewhere are sure 22.50 o 2& HULL num., Ta'lson.. Sibley... Ilutler.. Horty... Ilpberts. Ill 108 122 Oimun.. 129 ion 110 M C'key. 104 18 112 llllnd,.. 97 121 97 Rhodes. 174 J07 114 Col'son, 127 140 178 134 104 151, 1S8 ii ikn 121 I2S 188 ... 1:4 isa Totals Old ST8 801 rreese Totals 610 701 749 Tor Absolute Roof Protection f0?qf0f At Lowest Ultimate Cos Hakes Dad Roofs Good and Good Itoofs Dettrr NO REPAIRS NO RE.PAINT1NG PaeleM In S-rinllon Cans Also 10, 83 and SO Gallon Droai ALSO rrolonrs the Life of Concrete Floors Fravents Duitlnc Eiyes Machinery, Merchandise. Men A Liquid Chemical Concrete Hardener LfeM OOMPAP r '"'"' 119-exia-LM-fc COMPANY 617-019 Arch St. rillLADELFUIA Distributors Men, You Must Save Money on Your Clothes If you buy them at the Burton Upstairs stores. Thousands of others are doing it. Why not you ? Five logical reasons Maker to wearer Low upstairs rent Big vol ume of business No credit losses No deliv ery expenses. 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