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Will Prcicticp Tomorrow at
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SWAIlTIIMOUi: 1 so' confident ot
'victory over Hnverford Saturday
afternoon thnt the Oarnet is colni to
"spot" the Main Liners. Mercer a men
aren't goinK to donitd Doctor llennctt s
bojs any lolritsi buttthcy are roIiir bo
. fat as to nllow Hnverford to oractice
on Whlttier Field tomorrow afternoon.
This will be the first time In the his
tory of foptball relations between the
two colleges that .either one has ever
practiced on the other's Held.
Iloth teams went throupi ertiellinK
scrimmages nesterday afternoon. The
Scarlet .and Illack rail through (slcnals
for Only fiVc minutes before Coach Mike
Bennett had the varsity line up and
receke'the scrubs'. Uickoft. For three
quarters of an hour1 the varsity and
lesser lights dashed nt each other in the
final hard" scrimmage of the season.
This afternoon Doctor Tien nett -planned
to have only u llghtrnlxilp with only
those members 6f his first eleven In -the
fray who urc in .per(ec,t condition. .
line Extremely Light
One of .the bigwest .advantages which
the Swarthmore team tf 111 have is in
the. fact, that Haverford's line Is i ex
tremely light, night Tackle Care.ls
the heaviest man. on. the team, and he
weighs aVy- 18-. T!,e 'oth(;r ltn"ni'u
while active, aggressive nnd fast, are
so light that he big Oarnet backs arc
likely to tear 'big holes' in the Scarlet
arid Black's nrimary defense.
Hottlaud. at center, Is a fine passer
. .l J tLa tAn flint M tin
ana, in. spue ui "ll"' , ' i . A
the scales at only 104, has played a
rcat game all season. On either sld
of Howland arc Toogood nnd-Tierce.
The. former has brcn out on account
of injuries for' some time, but was back
In the scrimmage jesterday. 'loogood
comes from Chestnut Hill Academy
With his lfiO pounds he m..tlie smallest
kuard now playing on a representative
tfol'ece "levcn. rlerco, an ex-8t.
Luke' player, weights 181. another
lleht figure1 for a forward. At the
tackle jbbs for Hnverford will be
Caskey, 108 pounds, formerly of the
Horace tMann chool, and Carey.
Ha.vcrford'8 'ends.1 Knowlton and
Miller, .weigh irfWid 150 "Bpcctlvely.
They arc exceptionally good. In getting
down under punts, but will, have their
hands full stopping, the good interfer
ence that. .Swarthmore has been develop
ing all season. ' 4
Few Good Subs (
Haverford's dependable substitutes
arc ratfle few and 'far between. !.
best.of tho bunch, arc Sub-Quarterback
Sargent. Thin man Is fort, weighs only
140 : Bacon is n new, man nnd has not
had a chance so Mr lo win his varsity
letter ; the Sangree brothers from Teun
Chart!,, bojh backfield wen jv Hauff. a
very good guard, h0 liaJ P'f " ,kept ',lt
of the Jlnp-up because of injuries ear y
In the icawm. Ho6ps and Arrowsmlth
complete the available men to replace
the regulnrs Saturday.
CaptAtn.' Crosman, at halfback, will
do all of .the kicking against Swarth
more. He Is a fair punter and a very
good drop kicker. Keurucy, the Hnv
erford nuurterback, is also a good field
roal man. Before .the scrimmage yes
terday hef was booting them over from
the thirty ,and thirty-five yarda with
monotonous reu'nr.itv.
TJse Iverford Plays
Coaches Mercer; and, Delaplninc gave
the Swnrtlimore team a defensive drill
arainsf the' scrubs, who used plays
id formations that Haverford is ex
pected .to .employ Saturday. Ciaese
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CAl'T. CROSMAN, HAVBItKOKD
plays consisted largely of, sweeping end,
runs irom vnrious formations and for
ward passes, which are expected to
form a big percentage of the Scarlet
and' Black's attack.
White the Swarthmore squad as a
whole la In good condition, two or
three of i the players are. still suffering
from minor Injuries. Uelges has not
worked in practice yet this .week and
it Is doubtful if' he wll start the Hav
erford game. .Yamnll, an erstwhile
fullback, has been calling., signals the
ast few evenings and will play quartet
against .Haverford-if Geigcs is not in
shape. '
Njchols played center Instead of Cor
nell," otherwise the varsity line v. no in
act. Yarnall, White,, Jrtcksnh and
Knrp .started In the backfield, while
Carter, Stow and Asplund were sent
in luter.
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Cnihridr. Mmii., Nov, SO. John Jt
Manning-. ' a Harvurd rowlnjr cuarh, ten
ltrecT ids reslmallon ye lerday' to take
harK or the 'Norton lioat Club of Wor
"eater. Manning haa been connected with
Harvard rawing for aeventeen years
With the Tenn football team in idle
ness on Saturday, lovers of the gridiron
sport will not be without n big loca
game, for the management of the
Holmobnrg eleven has made arrange
ments with the famous Coaldalc club o
play here, nnd the contest will be staged
on Holmesburg's' grounds.
The battle promises lo be one of the
best and hardest fought football strug
gles ever staged by Independent teams
in Philadelphia. The visitors possess a
icgular steam-roller and local fans wl"
have an opportunity to secure a line pn
the game as It is played upstate.
'The visitors' line-up contains a num
ber of htars,' Including "Blue" Bonner
he fullback, and Olldea, at quarter
who has a rep ns n noted drop kicker.
Holmesburg will be in better shape t
piny Coa'dnlc than they were a wceR
ago wlicn they administered the first dc.
feat. In four years sustained by the
Bex A? G., of Washington. Johnnj
Scott, the former I.afajettc star, wi
,bc back in the game, on,1lthc11As
possibility tnat i-aise win ""' -
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By LOUIS
CJAILOB PETnOSKY watched Bill
Brennan In action the other night.
The one-time tar and former world s
war marine saw Knockout Willlo hang
his prefix on the prominent nnd well
shaped chin of handsome Andy
Schmndcr. And it gave "Pete" nn in
spiration. The sailor wantn a cruck at
Big Bllliam. The general pub'ic may
be Under the Impression that Petrosky
has been idle sinco ho claimed Harry
nt nrAimil Htn Olvmnlti llnif fnr Jesa
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than a dozen twcnty-iour-iooi sqnaro
miles, but ho hnsiVt. Potrnsky has
been training uauy at jbck uricn h.
and he Is ready to answer the tingle of
the gong nt any oki nine inic byo
1. 1. j t mue ihn nMtuio nf the hpll
beginning a round and hates vibrations
of the round-cnaing gong. j.ne uumr
nla cave man Is In thn game because he
'oves to fight. There's something fasci
nating In the compact of leather against
flesh, says Petrosky. And If any of the
mntchmnkers believes the Philly fans
want to sec Brennan. who Is one or sev
eral persistent ' challengers of Joe k
Dempsey. extend himself Petrosky ad
mits he is the guy to do thnt little
thing. All n matchmaker Jias to do, de
dans "PcU" is to sign up Brennan;
Pctrosky'u fountain pen is ready for
use now.
W n. (Bat) Maaleraon taltea lila pen in
hand and acrawla n ' knockout on oiio
tlenlamln Leonard, tire alemnn. movie
ai tor author and llshtwelltllt rhamp Head
It yourself: "If Henny I.eonarl la n llklit
Heliht. a" '" nJ I1'" xianaaer, lllllv ulb.
on. naaert to be the c tee wh duean't he
make a match with aome one at .the recoc
nlied weliM for the elan? Why 1 ho
! sldeateppln tho weluht queallon when
he la offered a battle for the title? hen
Ix-w Tendler. of ThlUdelnhla tried to force
Ieonard Into a inatth lor the IUhtv.cllfht
champlonahjp. llllly . Olbron promntlj an
nounced that the welaht would h-na to be
13B pounds at 2 o'clock day of contest. Thin
would mean if It meant nnjthlnir. that
I.eonaxd would enter the rlnir not an ounce
....,. 1.14 rounds and posnlbU 140 ounds.
Tendter wha 1" tt I'ona.fldeflluhtweliEht. re.
fun-.. tO UKrrr in h; nui'i in oib. nuicii .if
Had a r'f-e 'I"'" ''" " ll- 0
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dolnr ao Is a llhtlht. Benny Leonard
can qualify, but not otherwise. I m reliably
imormra tnal jonaril welgned 14- pounds
for hla match with tinldler Dartfleld, and In
order to make Leonard look smaller than he
really waa the announcer eav llartfleld'a
welaht ttn pounds below what he actually
taled."
Jack Wolfe, familiarly called "Kid," will
box at the Olympla neat Monday nleht. Ills
rrponcnt will be Jabei White, of IlutTalo.
Wolfo also may meet Joe Lynch In a bout
at Cleveland. December 10. Matt Jllnklo la
aucr mis maicn.
rioxer tb. flrhter will b the feature of
tha Cambria weekly show tomorrow night
when Johnny Moloney meeta Johnny Illtchle
Moloney Is u flashy boxer and llltch may
think he Is In front of half a dozen oppo
nents. Hut Rltehla punches hard, and If he
lands the acorekeeper may have to tear up
his card. Other boula aro Kid Knnla va
w ......... Jt i uuim hriiaij n. .JUIIMIIV iuhl.
2."Ty lI"'ilon Jimmy Lavender and
Tommy Murray n. lount rtellly
Frankte llrMt. and not Ilennv Valver, will
be Joo Tlpllla'a foe at Huston. November
. . 'i"'ry 'rown. whose next local lout
booked Is with flmrley Hear. December 8
w.l".i.,n".fl..,l!.7 ''oston dehut In the aeml
to tho llrllt-Tlplltz encounter.
OUrur rntar IVallae. a InK nmmA annth.
raw is to box profeaslonally soon. Youn
i'at has bten tleulltntr lln In fbe .mat.nr.
and "Zip" bllee the jietlto pub Is ripe
for money-celtlns sirups.
Al Vrntrf. another erthlle amateur, la
ready for pro pumhfista Willie (Kid) Wolfe
Mickey Hrltt and Tounir Hherlock tan punch
with Krr es whene they see (It.
Kid llroad the "ancient ken pie " Is in
aaaln Broad won't stay down, and he hopes
to disprove tho old adaae that saya some
thing nlmut one not belnor able to come bade
nroarl la aolnc to box fifteen rounds fir ea
Thanksklvlnu D-n. at Ardmorc. Md. Mike
Uralne lll be the opposition.
Tommy Rnrman'a Imut with Patior Johnson
In Jersey City fell flat, his manager writes
and his bout with Johnny Huff has been Net
back to a later d lie. (loriuan Is open for
competition aaulnat Johnny Moloney, or any
of the 111-pounders Tom'a ambition Is lo
win the bantam title ot Pennsylvania.
IVankle Kaufman, a brother of Henny,
'noka like 'i coinlnir knockernut. Scoodles
has the younger Kaufman In tow He
topped lohnm' lllnes In let than a round
n, . iiHom the other nleht
PENN STATE NOW
AWAITS PITT GAME
Both Teams Anxious to Wipe
Out an Early Soaaon Defeat
With Victory November 25
mean that the winner will hnvo to bo
considered In tho final discussion of the
best team of tho year.
Pitt has defeated Pcnn State with
such persistent regularity during tho
last six years that upstate rooters have
been inclined to doubt the ability of the
Blue nnd Whlto eleven to ever como
back. But tho work of Conch Bezdek's
team since the Dartmouth game has
rauscd n wave of optimism to sweep
over the followers of Pcnn Stale foot
ball, and they are all looking for a vie
tory over Pitt.
Trainer Bill Martin expects to hat
all tho cripples in shape for the game.
Thcso will Include Charlie Way, the
sensational halfback; Dick Ranch, the
II shv guard ; Haines, another half
back who was injured In the Lehigh
game, and Brown, who twisted hlfl
ankle nt Cornell.
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Stnte College. P., Nov. 20. When
Pcnn State and Pitt clash on Forbes
Pleld on Thnnksgivlng Dmv one of the
tinniest games of the 1010 t-eason is
sure to, result. Not only have botb
tenms been pointing themselves for this
trngg'e for Its own sake, but nlso bo.
cause they feel that a victory in this
nmc will go n long wayi toward win
tug out the sting of an early season dc
'eat. Both teams nlready have been de
feated, both revcrsci coming early in
the season, while Pitt also has had her
-ecord marred by a tie game with
r'enn. The Piipthcrs lost to Syracuse
while Pcnn State suffered a beating nt
the hands of Dartmouth ; and since both
if these teams have in turn been de
feated, the dope on the 1010 season ha
icen Midly muddled.
However, a victory for either Penr
ttnte or Pitt on ThnnWivIne Piv wl1'
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