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TRIO OF CENTER MEN
AFTER SCORING LEAD
Dolin Ties Deckman for
Fifst Place, Closely Fol
lowed by Jack Laivrence
in 'Eastern League
POWELL FOUL LEADER
4 .
TVj center men In the Knstern lifts
lcctball I,enRiie nre running .Johnny
IJeekmnn, Htnr forward of Dp Nerl, a
lint rnee for the premier hCorhiR honors
pi the. organization. .Tohnny hns been
out front by n good lnurRln for several
tojeeks. but 1ms only phlyed twice In
fhc-nnst fortnight, lth the result that
Ji trio of pivot men have cut down Ills
advantage. In fact, Kddlu Dollu, of
Camden, is tie with him.
Hut when It comc to tossing the two
pointers into the net with consistency
one must look in the direction of Oscar
Orlmstead, "the big Swede." lie Is on
ton In this respect with twenty -five, nu
nvjrage of 2.B0 per game. Several
players liave done better, but they have
.not participated in many games.
Thcv are 'White, of Trenton; Bcck
tnan, of Do Xeri: Joe Fogarf, with no
club, and Garry Schmeelk. (Srimstead,
with Hcveu goals against De Nerl. while
playing .Tohnny ltecltman. is still the
best individual marK ior ouu guinc.
Vowell on Top
, Powell, of Germautown, is first in
tossing the baskets from the black mark.
The idol of the Stenton Field Club has
twenty-six one-pointers to his credit,
while Hockman, I,uwrence nud Dolin
nre in the throes of a deadlock for the
runner-up berth.
AVith the first half over, Camden leads
both nn the offensive and the defensive.
The Skeeters lead in points scored with
'58, just one to the good over (iermau
town, but when the Subuibanitcs follow
up their shots their scores will mount
Ivigher.
Tho North Phillies' trip to the bot
iom Is being repidly enhanced L poor
defensive work. They have hud more
.jifllntg scored against them than any
t'eamiin the league, 2(il), with another
J&Cal "club, De Nerl, second with Uo'J.
'Camden's Illg Lead
TJie second series gets under way this
week and only n wondcrfuLspurt on the
part Of Gcrmnntown or Trenton will
deprive Bill Kennedy's cohorts of the
first-half penuont. The Jersej men have
beaten every team they played twice,,
with the exception of Beading, and the
Point-Scoring Records
( Made by Six Clubs
points hcorkii nv ci.rns
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Bears were responsible for their only
defent, 1!)-lffi
Thevhad this game well in hand nnd
were freezing the ball in the last min
ute when Bredbcnner recovered it in n
scrimmage nnd made the winning goal.
Germautown should Improve with the
addition of Schmeelk nnd Ilolmau.
Germuntown meets Trenton tomorrow
night and Al Cooper's clun at last hns
struck its stride, which means the G's
will have to hustle.
The records follow:
Tome, Trcnloo , ...
RuffHrmnn, DeNerl.....
imirKpriv. Jiencnnff . , ,
llredbcnnpr. Heading.,..
Muller, Trrnlon , ...
Helen. De Nerl
KoRnrtv, relensed
McWIlllams. Do Nerl...
Ijeonara. xio wen
llounh, Trenten..,
Caihnian. N. Phlla.
Million, Heading
Dcltrlch, N I'hlla
Martin. Ileadlnir.. .....
Hlmlncllneer. (lpnr.rtnt'ii.
HarKreavea Trenton ...
Sutle. Trenton
Miller. I)e Ntrl
Schmeelk, (lermantown.
I.loyd, Trenton. ,
Holman, (lermantown .,
Nornmn De Nerl .....
llcRffit, Reading .. .....
Carney, Oermnntown . . .
HaHey, Do Nerl
Dehnert. De Nerl
FltucraM. OermanUmn
Lonnox, Oamden
Knnrh. Ileadlr.e ....'...
Armstrong (lermantown
Hide, Camden. .
Donnelly. Trenton
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GOLF RULES SHAKE-UP
WASHINGTON PLAYS HERE
Plnjer 'Team OJ.O.n.O.A P.
lleckman. De Nerl 79 23 :!." 4 71
Dolin. Camden 10 l!3 2.1 2 71
Lawrence, Grrmantown. 10 21 a," 2 f7
Orimstead, N. I'hlla..,. 10 M 13 11 H
Cnmi. Headlns in J( 22 R it2
Krantkle. Uprmnntown. . 10 1 24 10 t2
runlmy, N. Phlln 10 17 18 K 1VJ
Newman Trenton 10 18 lit 7 -M
Harlow. Trenton 10 12 27 3 Til
Powell. Germantown. ... Hi 12 2H 11 f0
Campbell, Camden l 11 21 5 4
Kerr, Camdon 101H 12 4 4S
Dark N. Phlln II 1ft IS 8 4
Dreyfuss. Do Nerl to 10 10 14 4S
Steele, Camden 10 It 111 II 47
Ilrown. N. Phlla 38 10 it U
lllaclc, Germanthwn n 10 12 8 44
DelKhan. Camden 10 12 1 4 4a
Mnrrlft. RradltiK 10 11 JO as
White. Trenton 4 15 7 3 37
Rex A. C. to Meet Hog Island Satur
day at S. & C. Field
The well-known Hex A.I football
team, of AVnshiunton, lioltlcrM of the
southern Independent grid eluunplon
fiMp, will ploy in (his city next Sat
nrdny. They will fnee tlio Ilojf Island
outfit, champions of the Delaware Kiver
Leauue, at Straw bridge & Clothier
Field.
ling Island will be represented by n
galaxy of stats, Including Sullivan, of
the Idaho University, and Veddern. of
Georgetown, and tnnnr otliefw of tlint
cnlibtc. The local footballers itre work
ing under Oourh Vnrkei. of Yale, and
their new plnH no doubt will mirprlsc
the "Washington bojK
The Hex A. V. comes here with u-big
'reti.M hnvluff lost but ono came in
four ears. Mnu southern college stars
will be een in tupir Inie-up.
Pioneer Champions
Allentown, Vn Dee 8 Two thousand
fans naw tho rioncers rat)turo the amateur
flinmplonshlp of Allentown bv defeatlntr
Temiirnnrp team. 14 to 0 In lh flrnt
qunrter Vlltb. h j. through tacklo phiy,
evaded the cntlro Temnnranre eleven for a
touchdown. In the lut quarter Gutde
man, Intereeptln a forward Jirpb, ran 10
.VHrds for another tnll Gorman and Jlr
shall Hturi-tM for Tempernnre
Ally MfWlllInmH nald farewell to the Kat
crn Jjfoirue on Saturday nlpht. He hna
Rone to larkeburB, which npena tho neawin
on Saturday with the Heading Olivets. On
tho club aro aio cnarue white, i,arme,
Iavffl and l.ou Martin. Horace Ilealo ha a
erected what Is paid to !k the most modern
banket bull hall In America. Hn tma tabued
many Invitations for tho opening Kiitne
Prewldfnt'Srhfffer, of tho HaMcm Tatruo
aaya he will station a man at Parkeshurft
to ascertain If any Karftern I.eiKUT titija
there and nnea will be plastered on vr
every offense. Jlmmv numnev In the official
referee and he la In a quandary whnt to do
Ono thin in certain. h cannot very well
attend to Irtth, but will consult with Mr.
Ilea to on the matter this week.
,V vUU to Camden dreslnc room on Sat
urday nltfht showexl a newcomer, or rather
ino return oi an om one niiiy .Miicnfii,
tho man who had th slcul chartre if th"
JeuelN. will look aYtor the Skeeters. HIM
Kennedy having inuuccu mm to ttccctu me
position; mmmmmmm
If they nil ptued the game like Andy
Sti Hit there would be leca trouble for the
refereei. in the flvo Ramon he ha been
with Trenton h haa committed but elcht
offenses. In the five Karnes h has been to
the foul lino but once
I'm it rnni nre iiblTlnr n tinmilnent nnrt
in deciding Karnes of late. Germantown tops
all teams In the Kastern Ijcukuo In thin
nBnant tliitli Jrif ttnltnnn n nil flarpv
-ri.'irv ;ii i"" .!. ' -miu v.
Schmeelk aro extertH from the flfteen-foot
Tiiurk and tho G'a nhHild be ablo to uphold
Its record. , ,, n
While Joe Foeurty whh In tho name IhlH
season h" fhowed hN usual proficient v in
makintr neiu Roain. no nas u retoni ai
(rood oa tho bent, and H he In pasKcd up
Ueadlm? 'madel tho mlntako of Its life when
!.. n(afn tAs tat livuin llruilli.iiinii 11 III
IIItT t"H"IOIl 1IHD VV B'F.i III VUI" ! I "III
hardly mnko Ktxwl utii tt Is nlmut tlni" the
cry wan .henrd. "Oct Charlie O'lJonnoll
phck
Tom Dunlfavy 1ms not bpn phut out In
a wholn same. Thi1 tlmt tMo i-nntepta In
which ho wan blanked he pl.ocd only u few
minutes. H tnka h orett Kood tnnn to
keep Tommy from at leat tfettlni; a nlnle
Roy Htrlc 1b fdluptn?, arcordtnjr lo the
Hirures. for fhe captain of tho Skeetera hnn
scored tnlt once In the last four (fumes Hut
If Hoy Is tho sample of a plaser slipping
there are forty manners and four league
that would clve a whole lot for him It's
a case of the figure iwMmr wronc for once
tV apwtfltor Rt 3atUrda'H prame offered
to proe that Camden was not ns pood an
manv bellecd because It did not score one
quarter of the shots It took. He Is tor
rect. Hut Camden pets the uoMn. and If It
takes tho shot, which tho others do not, or.
perhaps, to bo more correct do not Kot
don't hate tho Skeeters
Important Changes May Result
From St. Andrew's Conference
For some wrrki past thp srcrftnrjr
nf tlio t'nltrd Htittrs (inlf Assorlntinn
lins Iiopu lit. rnimminlriitlon with llio
inj 1 mill nni'lrnt coniinlttrp of St. An
drew's, now tlint that committer hns
Iipcii rpiirRimlxpil. In rcRiirtl to for
tnln motlillrntloiiM In the rules ot golf
nml thp (iiirstloii of stnntlnriltzliiK the
Rolf hnll. A Rtent tlenl of study hna
bepii rIvcii these stilijccts both hero
mid abroad, nnd It him hpen drenied
Wise, In order that there iiiny bp n
thoroiiRh nnderstandliiK nml better re
sults accomplished, to send n commit
tee representing the I'nlted States llolf
Assnclathjn nbrond in the early nprhiR
to confer with the ro.ial nml ancient
committee on the above subjects, as
well us sonic minor nintters. This com
mittee will be appointed at the next
meetliiE of the I'liltcd Statps (lolf As
Mieiatlon, ou.Jaiutnr' 0. in Xpw York
city, anil further particulars will be
brouiflit out at tlint time.
Ollveti Down Walnut A. C.
Ileadliid, Til., t)ep R. llatllln In a sea
of mud the lteadlna- Olivet, nlmlnlstcred a
2.VII laclrot tn tho Walnut A it eleven after
a bitterly fought Kama for the amateur
championship of Iteaillnic on (leorgo Held
sesterday Trupp's no-surd run for a touch
down, after recuverlnir a fumble, featured.
Norse Skater After Yankee
(llirlstlanln. Norway. Dec 8 Oscar Mat
hlesen. the words Ue skating champion,
has rhallenire'l Itohert Mel.enn the Amer
Nn (hatnphitt lo skate a match race at
Chrlstlanla next K.brutry It Is understood
hero that Mel.enn will accent thu chnllenre.
Auto Show for Lebanon
Lebanon, Pa,, Dee 8 Lebanon Is tn
hae Its first auto show during the week
of March 10-1.1. It will be held under
the auspices of tho newly organised Auto
Trades Association of Lebanon. The mem
bership Includes HUtomoblle dealers of both
the Ulv and counts
Erie Eliminates Malta
Hentnj, N, J Dec 8 At Clark's Ath
letlc Held tho Drle I" C beat the Malta K
C la to 2, In the third round of tlm Amerl
can cup iompetltlon
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To All Americans Interested in
FLOUR
Let us prove that it is not true that our people are
reckless in personal expenditure and have no ideals
of thrift or social responsibility in this period of ex
travagant spending.
Thrift is common sense spending. Unwise
spending may not always indicate lack of thrift, but,
perhaps, ignorance, habit, or lack of opportunity.
The UNITED STATES GRAIN CORPORA
TION is now providing an opportunity for consum
ers of flour to exercise their personal choice in the
purchase of flour at moderate cost if they so desire.
By the middle of December the UNITED STATES
GRAIN CORPORATION will have placed in most
of our cities not already provided with similar flour
at similar prices suitable retail packages under the
name UNITED STATES GRAIN CORPORATION
STANDARD PURE WHEAT FLOUR. This flour
may be bought at retail at prices around 75c per 1 2
pound package and $1.50 per 24J2"Pund package.
Retailers may buy this flour anywhere in the
United States packed in paper sacks of the retail
package sizes, in carlots, at $10.43 per barrel, or
in cotton sacks, at $10.80; and in less than carlots,
in paper, at $1 1.15, or in cotton at $1 1.55.
UNITED STATES GRAIN CORPORATION
STANDARD PURE WHEAT FLOUR will also be
made available to bakers, packed in NO-pound jute
sacks in carlots, at a price of $10.25 per barrel.
It is very desirable that our people shift part of
their demand for flour from the product of the hard
spring wheats to the product of the soft winter
wheats, because nature this year reduced the spring
wheat crop by 1 50,000,000 bushels while increasing
the winter wheat crop about the same amount.
The soft wheat flours make excellent bread, and
consumers and bakers should not be misled by the
misrepresentations of mill salesmen or others seek
ing to discredit this appeal to the social conscience
of our people. There is no lack of wheat of the best
quality; 'UNITED STATES GRAIN CORPORA
TION STANDARD PURE WHEAT FLOUR is
made from the best soft winter wheats; it is not
"War Flour" or "Victory Flour" and does not re
semble them. Let the consumer be the judge.
This flour should be obtainable on or about
December 1 5th from the following dealers located
in this city:
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GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA CO.
Also From Many Members of the
GIRARD RETAIL GROCERS' ASSOCIATION
and the FRANKFORD GROCERS' ASSOCIATION
If you are unable to secure from your dealer this
or similar flour at a similar price, please inquire the
reason. We are ready to sell all retailers on the
same terms that we havegold to stores now handling
this flour.
Watch this space for further announcement.
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