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EVENING PUBLIC LEDiGERHILADEEPHIA, SA.TUBDAY, " NOVEMBER 15, 1919
POPULARITY OF FOOTBALL HERE THIS SEASON HAS DEMONSTRATED REAL NEED OF STADIUM
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SURPRISE NO LONGER
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I SEASON OF UPSETS
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Defeat of Favorites on Gridiron Getting to Be as
Common as Saturdays Football Rules Clear
Regarding Recovery of Fumbles
Ily KOIIKRT W. MAXWKU.
IMirts loiter of the I'trntnit Public l.rdaer
, Cop inill, lit', lu PttlUc I.rJoer Co.
,TfOOTltAl.l, upsets linvc been o common this jut that an thins now tnn i
Jr- happen without cauMug more than passing surprise. Karl in the season
hcn Syracuse beat Pitt ami Itoitnn t'ollcEe non from Ynle. everybody .wa
lukinc how it happened nnil what would be pulled next. Those upets went
.!; because they were the firH of the season but after that, everj thing was
JeVcn as a matter of course.
At the hame time, however, it is nteietin; to follow the noil of the
"surprise" team. S.vrnm&e beat Pitt and the next week was walloped by
Washington and .Telterson. l!oton College put over thut " to I! victory at
JTalc and hasn't won a game since, losing to the Aitny nnd Uutgers. Perhaps
the players were too well satisfied with themselves and tried to get by on their I
I-eputations: with adverse results. Perhaps again, they were overconfident. Hut i
BO matter what it was, they bit the dust and allowed themselves lo bo gypped '
out of a successful season. j
, Take AVest Virginia for example On November 1 the Mountaineeis
nienrcd a 23 to 0 victory over Princeton and was acclaimed far and wide the
best football team in the woild. AVhile they were accepting congratulations '
Jhey played a "practice" game with Outer College and emerged with the hoil i
end of a 1 1 to U score. That caused consternation ami surprise fir a couple of
minutes
A tclf -itatislied football team is likelj to iiack at anj time, no matter
how much it outclasses its opponent. If an inferior plewn lealize, it has a i
lighting chance to win. some good football always will lesiilt. In the words
f the late Mike Murphy, "You can lick n team that can't be bealeu, but you
can't beat a team that won't be beaten." '
TfiAJ' spirit brought Syracuse thtough in the Pit! game, the Aimy
against Boston College and Center College against Yest Viiginia.
Center College an Old Institution
rTIIinriE is some mystery about the conqucroirf of West Virginia. The team
is not known at all in the, North, but down South its prowess is well known.
Center College is located in Uanville. Ivy., and is one of the oldest in
Ititutions in the state. Tnfact. the centennial is being celebrated now.
The football team has won the championship of Kentucky for the last
three years and should do the same this year. Hanover and St. Xavier weip
defeated by large scores, and the University of Indiana took the count by the
core of 1- toH. The t'niversity of A'irgiuia n'-o finished second in a one-sided
fame,
Charles IJ. Morau. the National League umpiie. is head coach, and already
(he southerners are calling him "The Pat Moran of football." He knows the
jame from every angle and al-o knows how to (each it to his men.
Here is what Moran writes about his team: "lp to the West Virginia
(?ame wc have scored a point a minute against our opponents and wc have been
ip against Rtiff opposition. McMillin, captain and quarterback, is one 'of the
ireatest players I ever have seen, and reminds one of a good cntther. in the way
he handles the team. He weighs 1S0 pounds and is a wonder nt carrying the
ball. He also throws the forward pass, drop-kicks nnd is an all-around man.
i "Jtoberts nt fullback also is n star, and works well with McMillin. This
team is the goods and we will not be defeated this year.
ttfllE team averages about I'O pounds and tins tuiludes nne half
back teho iccighs 130, Xttt year tee will try to play yme of the
big teams up Xorth,"
,. Rule Plain Regarding Recovery of Fumbles
fllEK the ball is fumbled behind the line of scrimmage and is lecowied by
one of the hackficld men, before an opponent has a chance to get near it,
the playerK sometimes claim that the next down should be first and ten yards
Jo go. There is nothing to this, because the (ontinuity of the downs is not
broken unless, as the rules say, "the ball, after having passed into actual
possession and control of the other side, is recovered before it is declared dead
by the referee." That means if a player on the attacking side fumbles the ball
mnd an opponent picks it up. has it in his possession, fumbles and the first
player falls on it, the continuity of downs has been broken and the ncit scrim
mage she'll be first down with ten yards to go.
"If the down is first and ten," writes W. 1.. II., "and the player carry
ing the ball fumbles and recovers the ball himself, is it second down and ten
providing no ground was lost on the fumble?
"If a man carrying the ball fumbles and another player of his side le
eovcrs, is it second down?"
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, JT IS second down in both instances because the ball had not paiied
into possession and control of the other side.
TTEItK are two more questions on the rules.
"- "If it. is first down and the attacking team commits a foul, does the
leam lose a down in addition to the penalty?
"If a foul is committed on the fourth down, is the ball lost in addition to
the distance penalty?"
1STITH the exception of incompleted foncard passes, the down e
" main i7ie tame on all penalties. For example, if the attacking
1 team is offside on the first doirn, the next down is the first trith fifteen
1 yards to gain. If on the fourth down a holding penalty is given, the
a next scrimmage will be fourth doicn, tcith the fifteen extra yards to
jain.
THAT GUILTIEST FEELING
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ttit SPLIT fH SHAFT V THE , M'wW M.
TQRRflC IMPACT OP .THE HEftD ''fvVMffli.M
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C. H. S. AND P. CHAR TER : ' state irr for
COP CITY GRID TITLES GRID cleanup today
Respectively Clinch Crowns ' Standings of Schoolboy
for Intcrscholastic niirf,l Train Football Leagues
I nter academic. Leagues
Badgers Will Send in Strong
Team, but Wisconsin-Is on
the Short End
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WEST PHILLY K. ():iD,s'tnMUi"v"tm"t - " 4 " "
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IT'S all over but the coionntioii. in soi
far as the Intcrscholastic League is
li I'.M 1. I'HI'.I' I .,., thnrtir
(itfrni.intimn .lruilcin
I'liNrfipiil
JYIi'ml-.' ( enlriit
oncerneil. while in the annual Inter
academic League the championship vir
l.iallv has linen decided. This dope whs
furnished following jesterday's deci
sions in play for the two I'liiladelphia
titles on local gridirons
t'entrni High School Lunched out
West I'liiladelphia High, scoring the
regular fc. o. count of 10 to zero. With
only nne more game to be played bj
the 1111S champions, there is hardly a
chance of the Mirrors not being ic
crowned. Next rriday nfteinoon the Crimson
and fiold will meet Northeast IIil-Ii in
j the final fracas for the championship.
nun even iic game would nor-tleposp
Doctor O'firien's eleven. A defent for
the leader would bring the tennis into n
deadlock for first place, while in the
event of an even score Central would
win o'H anywny b. the margin of n
single point.
With two moie games to be phned , TVV''r,'i""".","n
it is hardlv likeh that I'enn Charter'- ' "
Dig advantage ot four points will be
oercomi- in the Interne competition.
Hie little Quakers stand out lihe the
Koek of (Jibraltar oer the other teams
in the league.
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left Cliiinl
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Intersclxihistle I eiiKtie
I eutral lllch. Ids West 1'lill.iilelpliln I
11111, 0.
south I'hilnilrlnhl.i llich. 10; rrnnkfurcl
lllcli, o.
Inter.icmlenile I.eiiKiie I
IViim Cluirjer, 4'!; (irrniiiiitown iud
eim, .1.
I rlemN' i entnil, i r.lilsioiuil. 0.
(Hher (i,itnei
(ulliiillc lllsh. I.'; Vt'riKinah Military
rnrieim, I).
I.iiiisilowin. lllcli. .'illt Meilin llleh. 3.
I.i snll Prep. : Chcsirr lllcli. (I.
Ithllet I'nrl. Illili. :i oiMllniri lllcli. 0. 1
IntrliMss mIiimjI. It): Hill .Srhnol, 0.
M. Luke's srhool. :W. t'hestiiut Hill. (I.
-MilncliiTi lllcli. 21; lliiililonllelil lllcli. 19.
ollingsuoiHl HIkIi. :,; ItroMii l'reii. 7.
Ilnlnnr IIIkIi, :U; Treili Crln-i:.mttnin, 11.
Itirhi Mich. Ill; Virherth lllcli. .
( lieltfiih.iin IHrIi. "It Lovirr Merlon
lllch. II.
Socier
(ii'riiiiiiitoiin rriends, 'J llitierrord
Sihool. 0.
tiit.ii. .it vt iiinincion
Nov. l."i. The most inter
esting came in the West today, nnd
the one that will be fraught with the
greatest number of championship pos
sibilities, is the clash in Columbus be
tween Wisconsin nnd the unbeaten Ohio
eleven. To maintain their lend in the
Conference chase the Huckeyes must
defeat Wisconsin, nnd the entire West
aciees that this is no small contract.
Eddie Moy Mopped Up
Itiiltlinore, Mil., ov 1." Cienrsp t'liaeev
uf thlH city welshlns 128 administered a
HPVeie iliubbin? to Uddlp ?oy, of Allentnwn
Pa welshtnir 141. In a twelve-round bout i
here last nlslit Clmney won the referee's
decision h.v u wide margin
Taking Dive Into
Ancient Grid History
1 SHI- Colnate 22 Syracuse, in
IMIHT-OolKate .-H, Hrdcue. -1801
Coluate, 32 Sjracc. S
180S Sru-use, I, t'olsate, 0
ISBtl Sjrncuse. 0, Coiuate, II
1S!)7 Colsnle. 0. Syiacuse. tl
inOL' "Syracuse l-3: Coin-ate, n
ino.1 OolKJtc. 10. Sjracuse. .".
1004 Oolsrlte 11: f-ra-use. ll
llior, Svrncu-) 'li Cnigate. r,
lOOii I'oiitate. " Siracuse. n
llinS Cplitate, (i. Ssracuse, tl
lpon Colcale. tt. .Sacuse. fi
1910 Coljrat" 11; Siracuse.
1'H'J Oolente, 7; Svracuse, 0
11113 Oolratc. 3i. Syracuse 13
114 folRite, 0. Sjracuse. 0
11115 HNracus". 3.1; Colsate. ll
1111(1 rolt-ate. 1." Hracue, o.
1017 Svracus. 27: Colgate, n.
Won Cnlgate 1-: Syracuse. (,, tied. L'.
Tolnts Colgate. 24'J; Sjracuse, 1(14.
loin IMttaburgli. 14; rennsvlanla, 7.
1II1C nttshurjh, 20; Pennsylvania, o.
1017 Plttabursli. 14; Pennsiiianla. n.
1018 Pittsburgh, 37: Pennslianla, 0.
Won Pittsburgh 4; Pennsilvanla. 0.
Points Pittsburgh. S."i, Penn-jlianta.
13
1894 Urown, 20; Dartmouth, I
180 llrown, Ills Dartmouth. .'
1800 llrown, in; Dartmouth, in
1S9S rirown. 12! Dartmouth. .
, 1810 llrown. 1(1; Dartmouth 5
1000 Urown 17: J)rtinnuth, :,
1001 Dartmouth, 22: llrown, n
1002 Dartmouth, 12; llrown, h
100.1 Dartmouth,'.'; llrown, o
. 1004 Dartmouth, 12; llrown. . s
9 190.1 Dartmouth 21; llrown. r,
loor, nroin, 23; Dartmoutli, n
1017 llrown 13; Dartmouth, n
1018 VtroTvn, 28, Dartmouth, n
Won nroun, 8. Dartmouth. S, tied 1,
Points Brawn, 1(10; Dartmouth. 101
Notre Dame to Catch Up
., ,. Notrei Dame, Ind.. Nov. 15. Notre Dame
Look Like Another Upset meets the Michigan Aggies here today and
it,.,,,,,, v. 1-, orv-lrh iTnliPiant despite tho defeats nf Nebraska, Indiana and
OHIO MAY SHELTER
ANOTHER CHAMPION
IF STATE TRIUMPHS '
If Hurley and Company Grab Off Western Football
Crown the Buckeye Clan Soon Will Be Tangled
Mass of Olive Wreaths
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IN THIS SrOItTLIGHT Uy GRANTLANI) KICM
' Copvrlaht, ISIS. AU rdnhts Kitserxed'
Saturday's Advance Results
Ynle an eyelash over l'rinceton practically Nip ts, 'I'm it.
Pittsburgh to beat I'enn.
Colgate to beat Syracuse.
Ohio State to beat Wisconsin. .
Dartmouth to beat Brown. ' (
Chicago to beat Iowa.
Illinois to beat Michigan.
I'enn State to beat Cornell.
West Virginia to beat Rutgers.
JV PRINCETON had not been in the habit of slumping heavily after her
llnrvnrd game and skidding sadly against Yale, the Tiger could illt be
figured worse than an even choice in today's contest.
With Trimble, Strubing and Gnrrity, Princeton has n better backlleld than
either Yale or llnrvnrd, but it is etill a question as to how much punch this
hackficld will carry after last Saturday's heavy battering.
rATiE is almost sine to be at her best against Princeton, Princeton
is tarcly at,her best against Yale,
The Championship Turn .
IF 150T1I Colgate and Dartmouth win this' afternoon they' will stnnd nut as
the two premier elevens of the East.
IT the both win between them they will have beaten Syrn'cusc, Fcnn
State, rennsylvnnia, Princeton, lirown nnd Cornell without n defent to rumple
up their record. "
If cither loses, the sole survivor will be nwarded the chaplct of wild honey
suckle nnd the silver scepter.
Ilojvard, with her easygoing schedule and her belated tie with Princeton,
can hardly be ranked with either Dartmouth or Colgate, even if the Crimson
predominates bver the Illue.
The golden years have hasscd when beating Yale or beating any one col
lege can be classed as a chrfmpionship nchjfJVcnicnt.
In the same way, if Ohio State overthrows Wisconsin, Dr. Ilarley & Co.
will be within one game of a western title, with Illinois left as the final hurdle.
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0770 nolo holds the tcoitd's baseball championship. If she grain
off the u-cstcrn football plum the lluckeye State trill soon be a
tangled mass of olive tercaths.
The Melancholy Days
The melancholy days arc near, replete tcith dull futiiiiir.
When all around ire hear again the yowling Winlrr l.emiuc;
The balking players icho announce they've played Ihrir final mc
The magnates tcith their botvics out within the samr old fiuinc;
The morbid clamor grows apace amid the annual fret
And one can't even find a drink to make himself forqet.
Tangled Instructions
THE fact that a Princeton substitute became entangled in his instructions ns
to the man he was to replace recalls a somewhat similar incident in n cer
tain Harvard-IIrown game.
This substitute had evidently been instructed to tell the refeice that he
was to replace Jones and then to tell his own quarterback to cnll the next play
around left end.
LEHIGH VARSITY IN
Keady Decides to Put in Regulars
Against Muhlenburg Today
Itctlileliem, Pa., Nov. J 5. Conch
Keady today determined to start his
first team with two exceptions against
Muhlenburg, but whether the first string
will remain in the contest any great
length of time depends on the hardness
of the struggle.
Valger Defeats Pete Hartley
New Haven. Conn., Nov 15 Ilenny Val
ger defeated Pete Hartley in a fifteen-round
bout. receMng Dave Kltzgerald's decision.
ASKS TIGER PLAY-OFF
Mick Russell Scores K. 0. ,
Newport. R. I,, Nov 15 Mickey Russell,
of Jersey City, knocked out Harrv Manseli.
of England, in the third round of a sched.
uled twe.e-round co.
Old Grad Wants Harvard tb Play Off
With Princeton in N, Y. for
Endowment
On the eve of Hie battle for winch
the Tiger's blood is up and for which
his mouth wateis nt the chance irP
getting a bile tit his old rival nnd nvch
enemy of tho Nnssaus, the student body
was thrilled by the proposal to piny
off the deadlock between the locals mid
Harvard in New York. Such n plan
has been proposed by Mnjor "Kim"
Raines, one of the old line of spoit en
thusiasts, whose project means tlint the
issue would be decided in an exhibition
gniue for the joint endowment funds of
the two colleges, whic'i" arc now being
collected in financial drives.
(iris Jlocke
sharon Hill, ; friends' select, I.
Iluddonlleld High, 2 C lirltrnhnni llisli. II
todavs st'imm'r.i:
Football
Itr.iu Minn nt Swnrtliinnre Prep.
West (lieHter lllcli lit Wilmington llieli.
Pra
First Field Ooal
The feature o Central's vicimv
'over West Phillv was the drop kicking
, of the first field goal of the season in
the intcrscholastic circuit. Ami tlu
I honor goes to Tassy Harris. After Cap
, tainEddowcs had crumbled the Speed
ibovs' line h.v crnshinsr tlirouh twUn
or a total of 25 yards it was Central's to get even n safety
I ball on the ."".-yard line. Hnrri I fought pel Inds the
'dropped back to the 40-jnrd line and 0-0.
! o'i?.mnenhIifli''',H rnnKU"Vi but V "'I' Catholic High Cops
laid of the wind from the east, hooted ., ,, ,. ?,.,., , ,
i the pigskin over the north crossbar. a holic High h eleven showed a ie
I This thrce-nointer. romiiia in the "1""nl of tnrin in the gnme- with e
I second period cave the Mirrois the "!oni"' Military Academy, and touch
Sorcer
itesttown s-elmnl it t tiirnrd (nllege.
I'luier Darhj High at Ceorge .Siliool,
Cross-country
Freshmen title run, lutrinount !'ark,
minute battle, with neither being able
After four hard
final score stood
etice
Putting on-
WEED TIRE
in the Gar,
SCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPPERS
-By LOUIS II. JAFFE-
Al nnrcr, according to Trankle Spatola,
Ii a real knectterout ji is a frathem eight.
.Sarnmr Nable. form-r metropolitan and
national champion, has started a profes
sional page. lie is a. US-pounder
jrnamtn 'i'r.lit tmcixuci little lightweight, will celebrate
.uuu.i. n. r ersary tomorrow on tho Phi
( science in the art of fistic finesse, force
,JKocco Kansas knows less about the hit
and -get-away side of fisticuffs. Rut
when it comes to ordinary, plain,
puncb-for-punch fighting Joe and
jRocky always keep their arms flying
conspicuously, starting wallops from
every and any old angle. They are
fighters, pure and simple, wasting
hardly a second from bell to bell, and
both delight in swapping punches.
"Tip" is a rugged, tough guy, as is
Kansas, and the chances of a knockout
are improbable, but there is no doubt
that several tons of punches will be
fired from the guns manned by the ag
gressive battlers.
edge at half-time nnd the Crimson and , 'viis lij Costelln nnil hinith gave the
(lold a perfectly legitimate excuse to I.llrl11' "" ,';o111,11 1-",,.v."'t"l') ,1"11'
put on scveiul crazy danas ami a , 'lttom',,s '0I' ""-' .additional points
snnkewallc on the field during inter- ' ,VP'( '"'cd.
mission. In tho first period both lines, ,Jerwiin football constituents weie
held so strongly and with hut two first K'ven a rude shock in the iiiiuuiil im
downs mntlc by West I'hilly it looked I I'O'tnnt contest between Itadnor High
ns if Central would have to play its''hool and Kasttown-Tred.vffiin High
best football of the season tn win School, when the Intter eleven was
v, ,, , And that is exactly what the .Mirrors submerged under a .'17-(i defeat. Touch
hiiadelphui poTceidul. ' downs by Dottcrcr. Horry. Shank
fiaunders, Lentral s brilliant little , icrry ami Henderson aim :t tielil goal
quarterback nnd field general, piovedlbj the first -iinined spelled Itadnov's it
Doctor O'Brien's ace in the hole, auditory. A touchdown by Corkill in tlu
to him should go much credit for the second period gave the vanquished its
great victory. He mixed the Crimson only score
and Gold plays well and seldom made I.ansdowne High's wonderful eleven
n mistake. coutinued winning by running slip-shod
it was oaunuers wno went over tori over .Media lllgli to tne tune ol ;;il-:s
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dollars, as well as for pleasure He turned I "'P on,y touclidown ot the game. After Onorhrin and N. H ilcox each got a pair
a bout in Philadelphia. sending i'Jtiuowcs down the Held on i of touchdowns, while ltrowq, Ivrnll and
during his bout with Johnnv Drummle.
Ttri bftntam bouts are on at the National
Bttllnr Murray, the petit Jaclt Dempsey
f the little fellews. will fling nits at Hobby
oyle. nd Joe O'Donnell wil meet Patsy
Yohnson. r clever Trenton youth Johnny
Mfchoney vs. Frankle Rica and lArn' Han
oa vs Puggy le complete the program.
Andy Rehmader will not bs caught nap
ring. His contest with nil! Drennan will
vrava just how good the big ex-tar Is, and
when the bell tingles tn the final fray at the
Olytnpta, Monday night K. O William will
find Schmader In the pink.
' (Jimmy Murphy has a tough lob for his
xe-atart In the ring. Mel Coogan. fresh from
m -victory over Johnny Dundee, will make
Murphy show everything he has In stock.
Mick flusssll vs John Buff, Joe Stahl vs.
Jvan Hcott and Walt Rennte vs. Joe Nelson
r other bouts.
Johnny Maloner and Johnny Ritchie, of
Chicago, will box In the star bout at the
Ca.mbrla next week. Jimmy Iavender vs.
lohnny Cobb will be another number,
Marrns WIllLlms clinched the Allentown
Dundee-Harry (Kid) Urown bout for his
feature fray at the Auditorium next Tues-
nigiu.
JI-7 MUCiaf,
ft.
other hnutfl are Eddie Revnlre
Murray, Toung Ionard vs. Hilly
Devlne Walter Johnson . Jos JacKton
and Joe Henry vs. Kid Wagner,
, Beany loiiarJ ha been signed up for an-
Jther bout against another welterweight,
ohnny I.ustl 13 scheduled to atop Hen's
wallers for fifteen rounds at Bridgeport,
Cona,. Christmas Pay.
t Mmmx Crane, a t;-poundr. It here front
f Byre. ft. a.
Jimmy M'Ude is here to corral American
down 13000 for
tlirpp successive line nlnncroq. n t'nrwncl
sefeTaindIi,c",ml.,Viw."h!1J1iJT!,hM?,rlPIleI 'h",1" Pa- Eddowes to Hes.s, jiut the ball on
Eft wISM aS ASul.in,ffaKl.nl:,l& the 12-Tard line. I'lunge.s bv Harris
nnd i-.uiiowes pinceu ine nan on the
3-yard line, nnd then on the third
down Saunders squeezed himself
through center over the goal line.
.Saunders also kicked the goal from
touchdown.
West I'hilly put up a stubborn bat
tle. The Speedboys fought hard
throughout, but the terrific line
smashes of Eddowes crumbled Howard
Ilerry'1 line.
Easy for I'enn Charter
Oermautown Acndemv nut nn a
rather weak defense against the hard-
tlriviue I'enn I harter eleven. Cap
tain Kd Mitchell was n very active
leader in the one-sided 4L'-3 score. He
crossed the fiennantown line four dif
ferent and distinct times, while Brill
and Berry each went over for touch
downs. H. Statzell proved his worth
in kicking goals from touchdown, doing
so successfully on all six attempts.
Dlnsmore's field goal in the first pe
riod saved (Jennautown from a shut
out.
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K. O. Lnnghlln suffered another knockout
whet Frank Carbons put him to sleep In
the second round at Allentown "A lurks
punch" was the alibi cry of K O.'s
backers.
Willie Jatluon's next bout will be put on
Mbnday night when he meets the Indian Kid.
Jake Srhlffer. at Buffalo,
Calls Glassman 'Ham and Stew' King
Sports Editor Evming PuWc Ledger
Hir Acenrdlnr tn rennrt ttm v.. .Anat
and OlympU cluha of your city cannot find
a aultnble opponent for the boy they cull
Philadelphia's pride. Iew Tendlcr. What's
the matter with Charley Pitts, the Aus
tralian lightweight champion'' He will box
the great Lew Tendler (?) anywhere, any
time. I taw Phil Qlassman Monday night
a' the OUmpla Club. I asked him why
he did not want Tendler to meet Charley
Pitts He told me he did not want any
thing to do with me because I was knocking
Tendler. Can you Imagine that for an ex
cuse? Perhaps If I had told him that Pitts
would take a dive lie probably would have
been ready to arrange the match. That
tuff about me knocking Tendler should not
be taken seriously, That Is not a truthful
reason. Olassman does not want Tendler
to tackle Pitta because ha (Glassman) knows
that Tendler cannot knock Pitts out In a
few rounds like he has been doing to a lot
of stews lately, Benny Leonard could not
knock out Pitta In ten rounds and that Is
what la bothering Olasiman. It la about
time that the Philadelphia promoters forced
Tendler to meet somebody they select and
not hams that Olassman wants to pick. I
will bet Olassman or any ot Tendler's ad
mirers tSDO that Tendler cannot stop Char
ley Pitts In six rounds, Mr. Tendler might
hit the floor himself If he ever climbs
through the ropes with the boy he Is dodg
ing. Charley Pitts. Trusting that you will
publish this letter for the benefit of your
readers, X am.
flincertl Vours.
CLARENCK B. OH.LISP1E.
j, Manager ot Charley puts,
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Hobby scored one each, and n safet.i
also was credited to I.ansdowne
Ahenrn's field goal in the third period
was Media's only tally.
Hidley Parle Surprises
lhe eleven representing Jtidle.v I'aik,
with "Itig" IOdniiindsoii rooting his
head off, pulled the surprise of the da .
dumping Woodbury High's team, fa
vorite for tho South Jersey champion
ship, under seven touchdowns. The
final count wns "fi-O, l.afferty was the
lingleader of thiH one-sided nttnek.
getting four touchdowns, while llrown,
I'urcell and Sloan ench added one.
Chestnut Hill Academy was walloped
in its annual big battle with St. Luke's
School, the latter chalking up n .'lli-0
tally, llrown smashed through for u
pair of touchdowns, while Maitinez.
I tarrocks and Tyson each got one.
With Captain A. Ij. IScntly out of
the game because of sickness, Hill
School's eleven put up a feeble defense
ngainst Hotchkiss School in the biggest
game of the season in I'ottstown. The
iinnl count was 'JO-love.
La Salle Prep staged a hard fight
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