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EVENING' PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1910
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TICKETS FOR THE PENNGAME ARE AS SCARCE AS RADIUM
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STRAUS MAY START
IN PENN BACK FIELD
Texan Has Chance to Take
Derr's Place in Battle
Against Rush's Cornell
Eleven
i By KINVIN .J. l'OM.OCK
TOR STItAns, the Texnsi line
J crnclcpr, Is tnpiiitifi none too gently
for lultnlxxlnn to the lVnii varsity elev
en, mid It would be no Rrriit Riirprlne
if the snntliemer wore in the bnekfield
at the start of the Cornell frnens Thurs
day afternoon.
Kvery weelt the lied nnd Hlue coach
ing Ftaff Roe.s tlirniiRh mental K.vninns
tlrs tryinu to decide the fourth man In
the backfield. Hell, Unlit nnd Brunncr
are fixtures, but Oerr In a sort of an
uncertain possessor of the job at
present.
The Quakers rolled out to theWhlte
marsli Valley Country Club yesterday
In soft -cushioned automobiles and took
a 'workout on the Rrcen of the Rolf
course. Sir Joseph was nt the front
halfback position nnd ran through the
signals with the varsity.
Two years ngo Straus dented every
line he punched nnd he looks ready to
tear the Ithncans npnrt. lie is not th
defensive player, that Perr is, hut the
representative of the West lias little, if
anything, on the nominee from the
South when it comes to ruining the good
intentions of defenders.
Uoh Folwell intends to keep his nupils
out in the country until the morning of
the game nnd then dnsh them into
Franklin Field with their lungs ftill of
fresh air and their minds full of fight.
The trip to Pine Valley prio'r to the
Pitt game proved a great success, and
it is believed that the stay nt White -marsh
will he just as beneficial.
Speedy Kush nnd his maltreated Cor
nell eleven arrive here tonight nnd
after dining will leave for Atlnntlc
City. It is nu annual custom for the
Ithncans to go to the shorc-.before the
holiday game with the Kcd and nine.
One of the main jobs facing Folwell
SI'KI.DY Kl'SII
during these few rtnys is the presence
of overeontidence. The Kcd nnd Illm;
players are inclined to underrate the
ability of Hush's combination because
of the beatings that have been handed
out to the lied and White. However,
Cornell nlwa.vs nln.vs its best game on
Thanksgiving Day,, and no matter how
poor the team they manage to give the
Quakers a tough battle.
TicketR for the game are as scarce
as radium and worth as much. Most
of the pasteboards were taken up by
alumni nnd undergraduates of both
Cornell nnd Penn. The Ithncans took
virtually the entire north stnnd. Pitts
burgh asked for only three sections in
the norfli stnnd. so that the demand for
tickets is almost doubled.
The Athletic Association office is
spending delirious hours thee days
turning down tardy requests. Only
those who took action early will be able
to see the entertainment.
BIG CROWDS STAY
AWAY FROM SOCCER
STRIKES AND SPARES
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But Interest in Interscholastic
Leaguo May Thrive Now,
With Football Over
NORTHEAST-FRANKFORD TIE
By VXVt PKKI"
Scholnstic soccer 1ms been holding n
place far from the local nthletic spot
glare. There have been as many as
eleven spectators, including coaches and
malingers, at some of the big games,
liven the well-known "hot-dog" man
falls to show up on soccer dnys.
One tenm doesn't know how many
games an opposing eleven has won, lost
or tied. No one man knows the stand
ing of the Intersehnlnstie I.engue. Mali
ngers nnd conches have to ponder, even
delve into statistic, to find out how
their own team is faring.
After some clever gumshoe vork suf
ficient information was gathered to dope
out tile standing of the league, which
is as follojvs, providing it is correct :
The Financial Tnnun mntchrs rolled en
rntii'R nllcvA lint nlnht rtKu1ler1 In the
lpndorw. Penn Mutual, lnslnic thn-A (fames
to rwiiuMpiitn Savins- Fuml. The former
la now tied with Ileal Katate, which took
three Karnes from Continental. Franklin
won three from Commonwealth and la Hopo
to tho top. Federal Heservo Kot a. eetlMPk,
Stftte llank tnklmr two time Fourth
Street won one Rumo from Pennsylvania
Company, Olrard National took two clone
Barnes from Henellrlal S.ivlnu Fund. Phila
delphia National won the odd pome from
Philadelphia Truat and Corn KxrhonKe won
thn odd name from Third National. t.els
rolled 207 and 2n.", Minis 'jon. Taylor and
Thneneko 207 each, lllankorn 203 and Jnck
non 201
COMMONWKAtril l'HANKt.lN
Mker... 174 142 113 M.inn... HIS 1(17 147
llleka .. 102 10!) ... Illrdj-all 141 1T.I l.'ij
Schnffer 121 ... 112 Knallcr. in." .'. . ...
Snyre... IM 1SII ISII t.i-l... 207 120 SOS
Itandall 133 174 1S3 Keeporta 1IW 1st HI3
Whllelde . 113 121 Walton. . . 134 ...
Hdcp... in 2!l 17 lllllyer 01
Totals Will 747 75S
COItN nXCHANOJ'1
14H 1R7 1(12
l.'irt 112
Tames. . .
Molt....
Paul.. ..
storeh.
lllank'rn
Caldwell
Sexton. .
While. .
nil ma iim c.iirns
131
203 141 17
171 133 Ijiiier
... Ill) lldep.. .
Totals 781! 7.13 7.VI
Tiunn nat'j.
Iliwwllh 13(1 1.11 1211
131 117 101
K4 1.111 . . .
127 11.1 1 II
K,SI 1S2 2117
1SS
2S 24 '11
Wflllver
Tnlnr..
Henner... 147 ins 101 ,!aekon. 107 201 i:,s
llhodes. IBS 12S 1.1.1 Mower... Ill IRS 147
M'Cnnnv 1R.1 143 1.14 Fox 171 1I2 175
HiiUKlit'nt 1311
llnndlr'n in 40 4n Totals 727 87S 77(1
Totals R12
.11 ISO
SAV.
IlMNtlFtClAt, SAV. CllltAnD NAT.
FCND
I'ny ... 121 17.1 117 Urown'e. 143 1411 U'N
U'lhe'y 11(1 132 1(11 PlttK'tl.. tM S7 12(1
liauman. lit., i;i- i;w
Irwin.... 1(17 1 in llli
1211 I3S 137
telllv... HIS 14S ins
Murnhy 1L'! 141 till
rVqlll't .. 1C.0 13!) 1 12 l.ee
llandle'ii IK IS 18
Totals 712 713 OtS
HII.A. SAV. FUND
irreofllllB 124 12S 131 Hehel. ..
ir.1 13.1 isii Murray.
Kt.1 ir,(l 1 IS Wood . ,
142 171 1S3 Kllp.it'k
ins 144 lil Prlrkett.
27 14 II Foulke .
Totals 713 "121 U!
llondero
Itawley. .
Myers . ,
(Iruel. . .
Hulidlr'p
Totals 77
1'KSN MUTtlAt,
147 147 1.11
13(1 124 I3S
1.1(1 147 1(1.1
ion
1.13 1111 114
.. . 14.1 113
822 Totals 1111.1 721 liO'i
Totals 7117 734 722
P1III.A. TIU'ST
Kerr. ... SO 112 IS I
llrown.. 120 mi ln4
Mundorf 177 1411 Its
Millls.. . 201) 1.11 11-1
Pearcc. 14S U.4 130
Totals 743 710 730
Fi:rKriAr, nns
Totals (17.1 7111 782
PHIt.A NAT'I,
dninierle 172 1211 141
Hems 10S 132 112
Mercer. . 1.KI 1311 1 SS
Miller. .. 1112 134 1112
Walters, llli 130 141 '
ndrp. . . i r, r. i
Totals 7(10 072 7
STATU HANK
I'rnnkford
Northeast
(ernnintowii
Central . . . .
West rlilln.
South Phllil.
flumes
n
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0 I II
1 1 II
2 1.7
2 15
A 0 2
6 0 (I
Welle. . .
"ltitirk.
Irare. . ,
I.a Hold.
Ilerlt . . .
I'ryekh'u
11(1 1.13 . .
inn .. . in
113 1.K1 13S
130 1311 1,17
1711 117 144
... 144 11.1
Klichln.
Morrison
Donllnu
H'house
Crew. . .
Hdep . .
122 ir.1 1S7
127 130 12(1
1 12 1.17 131
133 1SII 1(1.1
131 1.1S 142
id in r.i
Tie For Lend I
The above standing shows that
Xorthenst and Vrankford are dead
locked, but the Archives hnve n little j
the better of it because they have par
ticipated in one more gatne. Vrankford
is generally conceded, we nre told, to
have the best eleven in the lengue,
nnd no one. who cares, will be surprised
to see the Frnnkfonlers win the chain -
Totals 713 72(1 71.1 Totnls 711 S14 80.1
Flnanclat lanue rolled on Costa's Alles
last nlBht
TltlAt, KHTATK CONTINUNTAI.
ICnlpe... 10(1 14H 1(17 M'lner'v 14S 110 H1.1
Thatcher 18R 1(01 140 SullUan 112 122 Oil'
Itruce... 1411 HI . t.uiles... 12S 1011117
ostlsan. 110 ... 172 Polev... 100 OS inn
Thii'ehn. 1S3 207 Ills M'Muhnn 127 Hit 11.1
Mullen 10.1 1.12 llandlc'p 30 47- 48
SCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPPERS
frpi-.rnnRKY ihtl" mrbiian,
-D Frisco's' fat fistlcuffian, waddled
quietly, unannounced and unheralded
Into New York town the other (lay. and
then very noisily issued i n sweeping
chnllcnge to any heavyweight in the.
world who wants to meet .Tack Demp
Bey. ClinHpnging the champion right
oft the reel wnud lie old stuff, but his
defi to challengers of Deinpsey is a very
good line. With Fred Fulton back from
abroad, there probably was more method
thnn madness in Mechlin's invasion from
California. It would not be at all sur
prising if the wires started burning
within a dny or so that Fulton and
Meehnti had been matched for a bout iu
Newark or Jersey City.
Joe Tlplltt boxes Frank1 llrltt twelve
toumls to referee's decision at Hoston to
nlsht. Phil Olassman and Harry (Mil)
Brown accompanied "Tip." llrown boxes
In one of the prelims.
"Don't b surprised to see Ieonard hit
the. floor. Have solved his stylo of ftshtlllff
and am confident that 1 will slip one over
on the champion's chin. Am training hard.
Soldier nartneld." This wire was re
ceived by officials of the Olympla. Club.
When Ilartfield nnd Leonard clash at the
Olympla Thanksilvlnpr Day It will be their
third meetlnR and both times backers of the
champion lost winters that the soldier would
fall to ko the limit.
,TrfwTfiidler today denied that ho was to
tindenco an operation within the next day
or so and that his bout with Johnny Noyc
had been canceled. The Philadelphia ace Is
keeplnB himself In fettle for his return
meetlnir with the westerner, who was cred
ited with a three-round foul victory, when
they show In the seventh scrap on the Na
tional bill Thanksulvlnu Day afternoon.
Noye's bout here will be his first on this
side of the Mississippi.
Johnny Mealy is olllne up his right arm
for his six-rounder aBalnst Jimmy Kelly.
of New York. In the star bout at the
Auditorium A. A. ThanksulvlnB afternoon.
Oussle Iewls will make his return to the
rinc In tho fifth fracas, taklne on another
Gotham Slovenian, Phil Deimont. by name
Eddie Ilevolre tackles Tyrone Costollo nnd
the other bouts are Johnnv Duffv vs. IC. O.
Cuban, Joe Jackson vs. hoi iruonneu ana
Harry Hrcnner vs. Jimmy Doyle,
Jo Welsh vs. Jack Ward will be the final
t tho Thanksgiving Cambria show. Flvo
other bouts aie scheduled, with Joe Augatls
and Tomm Wrren In the semifinal. Other
bouts are (leort'e Want vs. Jock Reck. Younc
..Gibbons vs Jack Morris. Hilly Iverrane vs.
Freddy Turner and Youne Peppers vs.
Tommy Cleary.
To! Moran, of New Orleans, will make
his first appearance above tho Mason and
Dixon line In the semi at the Olympla
Thanksgiving Day. Ills opponent will be
Willie Jackson. Other bouts are Eddie Fltz
slmmons vs. Tim Droney, Freddy Jteese vs.
Willie JIannon, Johnny Helsler vs. Joe Stan
ley and Jack Terry vs. Youns Christie.
Johnny Duff, following his victory over
Champion Herman last night, will show the
next time out In the opening scrap at the
National Thanksgiving Day. He meets
Bobby Doyle, other bouts are nattllng Leon
ard vs. Johnny Moloney. Frankle Conifrey
vs Stanley Hlncklo. Harry (Kid) llrown m.
Harold Farese, Ilattllng Murray vs. Patsy
Johnson and Pekln Kid Hermnn vs. Joe
O'Donnell.
Whlt.T l'ltiKerald will take on Preston
llrown, at Atlantic City on Friday night of
this week In tho star eight-rounder. Have
Astey meets Joe Dorscy, and ltltz Walters
vs. Horry Allen and Jimmy Tendler vs.
Willie Leonard are other bouts.
Joe (Kid) right Is matched f,)r two
bouts. He, meets Frankle Fay. Wurcesler.
Mass.. twehe rounds. Thanksgiving Day,
and Johnny Huff, Itendlnir, ten rounds. De
cember HI.
Kid Wagner goes to the post tonight at
the (layety. The Kid savs he'll box Hobby
Dovlo for a dime. Hilly l)elne Imves a
Filipino nt the Ciajety tonight.
There Is n letter In the sports department
of the livening I'l'iit.in LKimr.tt for Urover
Hayes.
"Nig" Kddio nt7H1nimons was given the
referee's decision over Charley White, twelve
rounds, at Hoston. Fltz scored seventl
knockdowns, but the bout went tbu limit.
Johnny Nnye and Cal Delnney box in
Cleveland, O.. ten rounds tonight.
C. t. Adams Chief Clay Turner may be
reached care of Johnny Pollock, the Evening
World. New York city.
nlnnshin.
The tenuis nre plnylng n double round
robin, five of the six teams already
having started on tliflr second hip.
fiames are being played every Tuesday,
but to dnte there has been little In
terest among the schoolboys. However,
with jcaguc football over now, the
chances nre that the remaining games '
will begin to become a lot jiiore at
tractive. Some of the biggest crowds of the
season have been ahsent from contests
put on weekly by the Northeast and
Frnnkford teams. These two elevens
have been playing n swell game of the
Hrltisb sport, according to our in-
1 forma nt.
Stallman a Stnr
It is said that Xorthenst lias a right
j fullback who looks like a second Dick
Hnniildlng, and Hichard. they sny, was
one of the greatest soccer exponents of
nil time. The Archives' "Rpaulding"
is Stnllman. and his sensational playing
is keeping Xorthenst in the race. Wet
zel, Lyons, McLaughlin and Jones are
tenm pals of Stallman who also are
putting on a fine article of soccer.
Harry lllnlr. captain of Frnnkford
High, stands out as one of the leading
soccerites in the league. He holds down
the inside right job, nnd Harry is pnired
off well with Schwartz at inside left.
Thompson, center forward, nnd Jnsko
wiiik, center hnlflinck, nre a pair of
-,(!,,. Vennltford slurs.
Totals S20 R2S 770 Tol-ils 1184 (117 (137
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