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'THE DEL A YED FINAL,"
FEATURING E. RALPH, .
LATEST IN CUE GAME
With Nothing at Stake But
Cellar, Jerseyitc Makes
Greenleaf Stage Record
Wait to Clinch Crown
NEW CHAMP. RUNS 70
By JAMES S. CAKOLAN
NOTHING was at stake. Nothing
was depcnuVn' upon tho outcome
and nobody cared.
Despite the uulmportanco of the shot,
Edgar f. Ralph, of IHghtstown. N. J.,
never gave more time, attention or
thought to a play. He gavo an excel
lent imnersonatlon of "much ado about
nothing."
First he looked over the table, the
position of every on a of the fifteen
ivories vms carefully noted, tho cue wan
artistically massaged, tho table surveyed
once again and then time was taken out
for a short rest while Mr. Ralph gazed
at the score board which read some
thing like this:
Ralph Greenleaf
i S3 ISO
A second time Mr. Ralph majestically
strode toward the head of the table
where the break always1 takes place.
Edgar "scented" a combination, lea
minutes was lost in the hopeless searcli
for a possible piny.
Jlalps Smiles
Finally n smile brightened his usually
dull and serious visage. He glanced
at the referee in the hope that tho
iciclelike Peterson would smilo ap
proval and recognition. All Edgar re
ceived inreturn was a scowl from that
frigid person. .
Mr. Ralph was dying Kme. Per
haps It would bo his last visit to the
green this championship tourney, and
that last vu.lt must be wo(ih while.
Edgar wasn't going to take any chance.
A second smile found its away across
his unwrinkled face. A third visit was
made to the head of the table. A care
ful examination revealed what was only
too apparent to the spectator in the
most remote section of the hall that
there was only one ivory loso and that
the ten.
Great Discovery
Mr. Ralph made this wonderful dis
covery after eighteen minutes ten and
two-fifths seconds of concentrated de
liberation and exhaustive research.
Ttnon it mu Hint Edcar confioentially
returned to that sector where the cue
ball wns waiting quietly and patiently.
Without a tremble in his coarse
vnl. he called forth in clear, cold
A 't Tlnferpp. ten ball."
Ralph took deliberate, careful aim,
,,,! tni.In nnn nf the nrettiest muffs,
boots or errors ever executed in a title
tnnrnnv Tt wns n elorioiiH tinnle.
This proved to be Ralph's farewell
visit to the tabic and all this careful
. nrenarntion was not futile, for It
clinched n tie for him for last place.
Tho Oilier Ralph
Ralph Grccnlcnf, the other and minor
part of the act, did nothing more than
make a high run of seventy, comploto
the match In eighteen innings nnd
clinch the nationnl pocket billiard
championship, winning by the oneT-sid
-Eil figure of 'lKf to 53.
All credit must bo given to game
guys. Edgar Ralph proved a regular
hero in more ways than one. It was
against Edgar that Renny Allen set
" a new world 8 nigh-run marK oi eigniy
one, and it was against this same Ed
nr that' Greenleaf beat his own high-
rnn itinrlt with a tfeventv nnd came
close to shattering the one established
bv Allen.
Edgar posed beautifully during the
long run. Ho shifted position with each
new rack and changed his cue with the
grace and ease of an artist accustomed
to long waits uecween innings.
Misses Rig Chance
Greenleaf had the chance of his young
career to set n new mark. Ho was in
A
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'icellent stroke and there seemed to dc
tin limit tn his run. He executed. a won
derful shot in recording His slxtlew
point, when he made n kiss shot on the
thirteen ball .off the six ivory itito the
corner pocket.
Everything went smoothly until he
accounted tor nis seventiein poini. n
made the point easily, but his cue ball
became reckless and painfully took ref
uge behind the two ball against fhe head
n'rnnna from the eallcrr and others
irreeted this position. Benny Allen
shifted twice, then gazed In tho oppo
.11. .HrsrHnn. Tils record was in dan
... o.t nil l.lnrnil nn that shot. The
two ball was open nnd there, was a long
play for the corner, but it was a tough
Greenleaf made one of his hasty
shots, the ball hit the far rail and glid
ed damagingly away from tho pocket.
Thus ended Grsenleaf's big opportun
ity 'to set up a mark that could have
stood a lot of battering.
Second Place Open
Now that Greenleaf has been in
stalled the national pocket billiard
king, which brings with it a $1500
nurse and a $2400 yearly salary from
the Drunswick-Balke-Collendcr Co.,
he will complete his schedule against
I?yton tonight, then make prepara
tions for his tour of tho United
States. At least seventy-five of the
ninit (mnortant cities will be visited.
Second nlace is still open. The man
who will accompany Greenleaf on the
trip will be decided this afternoon for
the winner of the Allen-Geogh match
will receive a $1250 prize and second
honors. Third money or $1000 will be
awarded to the loser. This match starts
at 2:80
Tliero Is a triple tie for fourth place
between Seaback, Kreuter and Concan
non. All three havo finished their nine
games, each winning five and losing
four. They will divide the fourth prize
,of $750 three ways.
' ""ban files an appeal
Makes Eleventh-Hour Move In Cour
Battle With New York Magnates
New York, Dec. 13.' It was learned
today that at the eleventh hour In
fact, almost at the fifty-ninth minute
of the eleventh hour the Ran John
son forces bad appealed from the dec!'
slon of Justice Wagner in the celebrated
Mays case.
Their last day nf grace was Thurs
day, and after 5 o'clock in the afternoon
the papers were filed In the Supreme
Court. The case will be argued before
the appelate division, part 1, early In
January. After that it will go to trial
before a Jury on the merits of the case.
Merchantvllle H. 8, Wins, 32-20
Merchantvlllo lllrti defeated Moorestown
High in tho basketball nmt at Merchant
' villa yesterday. 82 to 20. The sensational
playing of Hover and Wallace, thv Mer
chantvllle forwards, wii a feature. Rogers
cored eighteen .points and Wallace twelve,
Ridley f ark H. 8., 26; Pelrce, 3
Jlrr Hohool laiita to stop the Ridley
cunoi uuimct in ma pausis piayea
e played
-yewiMe u pom team
Standing of the Cueists
and Today's Final Schedule
Wall
Won Lost Klin'
. fireenleaf "2 2?
II. Allen a 2 SI
J. Iteogh 6 2 41
I. Kreuter (I 4 20
. Hcabaek B 4 M
J. Conmnnon . . 5 4 46
J. Lot ton 3 It A3
J. Mot tiro 3 0 4V
M. Kink 1 S 2S
E. Ilalph 1 8 22
r.c.
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YESTERDAY'S BKSCLTB
Oreenleaf bent Ralph. 123 to S3.
Kcogh beat Maturn. 12S to 70.
Sea back beat Conconnon, 123 to 04.
TODAY'S FINAL SCHEDULE
2:30 t. m. Allen b. Keogh.
8:00 p. m. Clreenleaf vs. Layton.
GOLF PROS SET TO
DRUB AMATEURS TODAY
Hoffner Brothers, Pro and Ama
teur Leaders, Each Confident
for Match at Philmont
If n delucc of raln'or cloud of snow
does not swoop down on Philmont this
nftjjrnoon. thern will ue big times out
there on the links.
Charlie Hoffner, star pro. will lead to
the conflict n strong quartette in n
ballsomo against George Hoffner's
amateur plekpd team.
George is city amateur champion. He
will have a strong team on hand. but.
like mot events of the sort, is not nble
as yet to name all of the members of
his team.
In other words, ho will know who
they are when they show up nt the
tee." according to the dope this morning.
Ills first assistant will be Eddie Clarev.
The other members of the team will
likely be of the following, according ns
it Is poKsihlc for thenf to make arrange
ments: Jfax Marston, Francis Ivemhle.
Wnlter Itevnolds. Svdney K. Sharwood.
Norman Maxwell, Woody Tlatt, Paul
Tewkeshurv or Pat Grant.
This includes the best ten of the city,
bo there is plenty of action promised,
provided the wenthcr rankes the match
possible.
Tloth teams arc confident nf victory.
Each of the respective captains admits
his followers will win.
The match will start about 1 :30.
PHILADELPHIANS TO, FORE
Tllden, Johnson and Williams Be
lieved at Top of Tennis List
New York. Dec. 13. The executive
committee of tho United States Na
tional Lawn Tennis Association held
Its annual session nftlje Waldorf-Astoria
yesterday afternoon. While tho
committee wns In session it ratified the
ranking list for the year of 1010. The
list, however, will not be issued for pub
lication until a week from tomorrow.
It is almost n certainty that' William
M. Johnston, the dashing California,
1ms been ranked ns the premier tennis
player of the American contingent.
Johnston won tho national champion
ship, in which he defeated Gerald Pater,
son, the great Australian expert, and
William T. Tilden, of Philadelphia.
THdcn has probably earned the hon
ors as the second best player, with
Kichard Norrls Williams 2d next to
him. Others who arc probably placed
among the "first ten" are Wallace
Johnson, of Philadelphia; S. Howard
Voshell, of thlscity; Nate Nlles, of
Boston ; Ichiya Kumagae, of Japan, and
Fred Alexander.
It is said that Vincent Richard, the
"boy marvel" of Tonkers, has earned
nhigh place on the list.
Muhlenberg vs. Penn
When the Muhlenberg basketball team en
counters Penn'e varsity Ave tonight In the
Welghtman Hall cage, the up-state collegians
will meet a better organized quintet than
that which represented the Red and Illue
last week.
The competition for varsity center has
virtually devolved into a victory for big Bill
Graves: while a, similar battle for the gap
at forward, which at the outset of the sea
son was striven for by Springer, Hosenast.
Mouradlan and Itamanot. has simmered
down to a duel between the former pair,
with the edge 111 favor of Rosenast. Itamanot
has boen on the varsity squad four seasons;
another season of cage work would be ad
verse to faculty rulings.
Mouradlan'a.ronditlon has not been of the
best and his playing has not come up to
the standard set by the two stars on last
year's freshman quintet. Springer's echolaa.
tla difficulties of last week have been over
come, so he Is back in the competition,
Shuler Chosen Cornell Captain
Ithaca,- N. Y.. Deo. 18. John D, Shuler,
a Junior, of Davenport, la., has been elected
captain of the 1020 Cornell football team.
Shuler played fullback on this year's eleven.
He Is twenty-two years old and was a lieu
tenant In the navy during the war. The
captain-elect Is six feet one Inch In height
nnd wfllshi. 100 Bounds. Ha la a. brother
of Charles Shuler. former Cornell star half
back.
Hunters Killed Does
Ilarrlsbarg, Dec. 18. Quito commission
authorities who have beer, tracing the kills
of bucks have found some evidence of shoot
ing of does. It Is the Intention of the com
mission to prosecute all gunners who have
disregarded the law. The kill of bucks this
year Is declared to havo run higher than
even before.
Friends' Central Wins Indoor Game
Indoor baseball got Its official start when
when tho Friends' Central School players
defeated the faculty team. 18 to 12. beforo
a largo crowd In the school gymnasium yes
terday afternoon. The faculty team Includ
ed a number of the Friends' veterans, but
wus well represented with Coach Dale Bar
ton, of the football team; Coach Botsford,
of the basketball .squad, and Physical Di
rector John II. Bell.
Donovan Coach for Cub Pitchers
Chicago. Dec. 13. -"Patsy" Donovan, one
time major league star, has been signed to
act as coach of the Chicago National League
Club's pitching staff, It has been announced.
Ho will also assist Manager Mitchell In di
recting the club,
Dowries Beat Gray In 12 Rounds
Boston. Deo. 18. Johnny Downs, of Cleve
land, won the decision over Johnny Gray, of
Chelsea, In a fast ten-round bbut at the
ComnrarcUl A. C. lart night. Dpwnes was
the aggressor and scored well with stiff
Jabs. Xownes came to strong In the final
sessions that the referee gave him the de
cision. One thousand fans were turned away,
Oregon Accepts1
I'asodena, Calif.. Deo. 18. The University
of Oregon formally tias accepted an Invi
tatlnn fmm the Tournament of Rosea Assn.
elation to meet the Harvard team New
Year's Day In the 'annual East vs. West
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Fleischer Meets Hohlfeld
The Fleischer Manufacturing Company
soccer football team was scheduled to meet
the Hohlfeld eleven this afternoon, on the
former's grounds at Twenty-second and
Reed streets. There Is a lot of Interest In
this game among the down town soccer fol
lowers, as It is one of the Industrial League
frays.
Media H. 8., 49J Temple Prep, 13
Media. Pa.. Deo. IS. The Media High
School five won Its second victory of the
seuaon yesterday by defeatlngf Temple Prep.
40 to 13. Captain Tuckerman. of Media,
starred with seven Held goals.
MoTlgue Easy for Harry Greb
nlnrhamton N. V,. Iec. IS Harry fjreb,
of-Pltlsburgh. decisively outfought and out-
pointed Mike MoTisha, the Irish champion,
in:tia;,?i,iiSLtTr' "' ?w
Makes Good at Brown
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ssiisiiiiJiaJ'ASSii
WILLIAM II. SHUI'KUT
Ardmoro athlete, who won his var
sity letter in football nt Ilronn
University In his first year ns n
varsity candidate. Ho played reg
ularly In (he backflrld
GLENSIDE ELEVEN
IN TITLE BATTLE
Contests Cheltenham Township
Football Championship With
Oak Lane Today
Oake Iine
rinerls .
Waldls . . .
R. Johnnon.
Wntton . ...
It. Johnson.
Read
Montgomery
IMppr . ...
Mirch . . . .
ltrlscoe
C'nrttnn , .
Olenolile
... Venter
.. Frlfker
. .. Abbott
. . MrCann
, . . (Iregor
Frretiton
.... Hill
. . Ilrnnil
. . , I.nrv
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. ... (iray
Vmnlre
. lefl n,t
left tackle. .
left gtinnl. .
. . . renter, . . .
liitlit ctinril.
.. .right tnrkle. .,
. . . .right end. . .
quarterback .
. left Imlfhnck
. .right Imlrhnrk
..fullback
Referee
WHIN, Northern.!.
Alllrk. narlmnnlh. Tlmekeener
Thorpe.
Cheltenham lllih. Time IJ-nilnute period.
Football enthusiasts of Cheltenham
township and Hie northern nnliiirlinii
section are waiting with interest for
the championship fnntbnlU game this
altcrnoon between the Oak Lane and
thr fiienside teams, which will be
played on the Cheltenham High School
atiuetlc Held at ttlKlns I'arK.
The game will decide the cham
nionshin of Cheltemhain tnwnshin.
Oak Lane has alrend? eliminated
Cheltenham from the title by hand
ing them a 31-tn-O defeat. On the
other hand, Ambler lias defeated Oak
Lane by 0 to 0. and Olenside defeated
'Ambler by the same score.
Wilde-Mason Bout In Milwaukee
Mllnauke. Dec. 18. Frankle Mison. of
Port .Wavne, Ind will be tho ni-xt man
Jimmy WUde, British flyweight champion,
will meet in an American ring, according
to reports. Mason and Wilde will be matched
for a bout frere shortly after tho first of the
year, It was stated,
Downlngtown Downs Rookwood
Doirnliutonn, I'a.. Dec, IS. Rookwood, of
Fhtladelphll. went down to a 3ttto-!J.1 de
feat last night liefore the heaw scoring of
the locals. Downlngtown pla&cd tin aggres
ntvo game from the start, and with every
one of the five locals scoring ono or more
field goals, were never In danrer of losing.
The first half terminated In a 22-to-l.l score.
Subject ta Chant
MONDAY
ALHAMrtRA
12th, Morrli
(a)
ft Passyunlc Av.
Ethel Clayton In More
Deadly Than the Male
Arnixo
62d and Thompson 8ts.
(s
Constanco Tnlmatlgn In
A Temperamental Wife
ARCADIA
Chestnut below 10th St.
()
Constance Ulnney In
Erstwhile Susan
BELMONT
S2d above Market St.
()
Uert Lstelt In
Lombard!, Ltd.
IILUI'.niltD (s)
Tom Moore In
Iord and Lady Algy
nroad & ttusquenanna Ave.
nilOADWAY
Broad and Snyder Ave.
()
Hryant
It Pays
DROAD ST. Auditorium, Logan
JJroad St. ab. Roclcland
The
CAPITOL
722 Market St.
()
Elsie Ferguson
Counterfeit
CKDAR
00th St. and Cedar Ave.
()
Dorothy
Turning
COMSBUM
Market Bet. 09th and COth
Enid Bennett In What
Every Woman Learns
COLONIAL
Gtn. and Maplevrood Aves,
(s)
Bryant
It Pays
E5IPREH8
Main St..
(si
Viola
Please
Manyunk
ETJHEKA , .
40th and Market Sts.
Dorothy Dalton In
L' Apache
FAMIT.Y
1311 Market St.
()
Enid Bennett In What
Every Woman Learns
FAIRMOUNT
2flth St. and Olrard Ave.
(s)
Frank Keenan In
Brothera Divided
IfRANKFOHD
4715 Hrankford Ave.
()
Douglas MacLean In
23 V, Hours' Leave
TOANKLIN ,. . ,
Third and Fltiwater Sts.
(s)
Florence Vldor In
Poor Relations
BOTH BT. TirKATRE
Helow Spruce St.
Alice
Vengeance
OREAT NORTHERN
Broad St. at Erie Ava.
(s)
Geraldlne
Flame of
IMPEnlAL
80th and Walnut 8ts,
(s)
Checkers
JKFFKBSON
20th and Dauphin Sts.
Irene Castle in
The Invisible Bond
JCMDO (s)
Front St. and Olrard Ave.
Cecil B
For Better,
LEADER
41st and Lancaster Ave.
(s)
The Miracle Man
LIBERTY e
Proad and Columbia AvT
Gladys Brockwelt in
Thieves
LOCUST
02d and Locust Sts.
(
Elsie Ferguson in
Counterfeit
MARKET ST. TnEATHE
3S3 Market 8t.
s)
Viola
Please
MODEL
425 South St.
)
Florence
Her
jaxoN
B2d and Market Sts.
s)
Blllle Rhodes In
The Bluo Bonnet
OVERDROOK
,0Sd and Haverfo.'d Ave.
(
Ail-Star Cast In
The Open Door
PALACE
J214 Market St.
()
Male and
Female
William Farnum tn The
Last of the Duanes
Ridge Ave. ft Dauphin St.
PniNCESS
1018 Market St.
(s)
Madelalne
Lost
BKOKNT t
Market Bt, helow 17th
()
Lucy Cotton In
The Miracle of Love
RIALTO
Otn. at Tulpehocken
(s)
Tom
Rough-nidlng
mvou
62d and Bansom,Sts,
(s)
Mack Sennett's
Bathing Girls
nnnY
Market St. below 7th ..
()
Dorothy Dalton In
The Weaker Sex.
BAVOY
1211 Market St.
)
D. W. Orimth's
Scarlet Days
8IANLKY
Market above 16th
()
Norma Talmsdge in
The Isle of Conquest
BTTtANO , . ,, )
Oermantown Ave. at Venango
Elsie Ferguson in
Counterfeit
VICTORIA
Ninth and Market Sts.
()
Tom llli In
The Speed Mantao
WEST ALLEOIIKNY
jsth and Allegheny
(s)
Mary
The
CAREER OF ANY MASCOT
A SERIES OF WORRIES
Hughey McLoon, Once With
Athletics, Later in Basjtcl-l
ball, Finds Plenty of Trou
bles and Cares '
THK life of a big league mascot is
just one worry nftcr another.
The duties of a manager or n plnyer
arc nothing compared with the burden
carried by that very important part of
the machine the mascot.
Think of the Importance of his job!
He must be there long before game time
to see that everything Is going right.
Tho manager always reports to him,
then the regulars and next- the sub
stitutes. He must consult the trainer and
learn the condition of the men. He
must confer with the mannger before
nny change is made during the tepid or
heated struggles.
The big league mascot is n combina
tion manager-trainer-coarh. He es
corts every player to the plate and he
leads the grsnd march to the bench
every time n player Is lucky enough to
complete the circuit nnd bank a run.
Then again he has that very Im
portant job of attending to the bats.
He must assort the ulllows carefully,
be careful not to have them crossed
or the handles placed in the wrong di
rection, for the players nrc n super
stitious lot and the mascot knows it. In
fact, he Is just as superstitious.
Hut it remained for one combination
director to ndd new burdens to the
ever-growing list. Now take the case
of Hugh,ey McLoon, rntrd as the king
of mascots.
Hughey is a Quaker Cite nrodnet.
He started his career with tho Mc
Carinel A. A. He displayed such abil
ity that he attracted the attention of
Connie Mack and nftcr much effort was
persuaded to desert the amateurs and
become and out-and-out professional.
This was In 1M4.
Hughey joined the Athletics in 1015
nnd for three kensons suffered terribly.
"DOWN IN
QUAKER CITT I.EAC1UE
WYNDHAM nmAnn
Hardy.. 170 1ST 1.W rindley. H 1D2 222
II. Zler. 172 17.1 1IMI Hot!.... 17. 11111 J 70
Kmedlcy. 20S 1S1 202 AVriland 1711 ISO 1(11)
Italley., 14S 233 inn l.ungren 222 11)4 100
price... 180 11)1 201 Kick 178 215 23(1
Totals. SR7 1105 020 Totals. t00 t30 0S7
PIRATES TIOEItS
Duncan. 1R4 1112 174 Kline... 201 214 101
Mount.. JS2 140 ISO !.ambert IS! 200 204
Mills... US .. 140 Hill 203 205 171
Oonant...211 10S 1K7 K'gholtl 210 1S4 1
Cook...;21 103 10.1 M'l-a'lln 100 155 181
Totals. 01(1 800 8S3
Totals. 004 O.-.S 015
MAJESTIC
W. KLEPHANTS
Flood... 10S 170 1K7 Nicholas 213 101 150
Uodgers
HI
vv .'of ieary., uii ,u 173
King...
Orosa'n,
Knox. ..
100 202 24.1 Hartley. 201 1S1 1SS
220 203 11)0 W. Zler. 201 15S ..
177 170 100 Nock... 157 204 170
Urnu-n 100
Totals 050 8021020 Totals. 031 040 880
TMAYMOHB rtEXAM.S
And'snn. 100 214 ISO Elliott . 102 178 183
Kn'dler IK" 13 215 Dynes . 100 172 100
Danker. 233 213 12R Ca'nbell 204 184 10S
Wa.ner. 102 173 170 nadcllffe 104
Miller. . ,
200 tOS 174 Cluest..
101 177 153
Gamon..
102 IKK
Totals. 080 030 878 Totals. 044 003 021
PHII.ADEl.PHIA COAI. TRADE I.EAOUE
COHTIUOHT WKNTH
Hellner. "5 103 108 Dickie,. 148 158 202
rtrlght. 150 123 125 Maloney. 07 115 00
rornog.. 144 155 138 U'renoi 153 88 132
noddorft 134 135 lot Oall'her. 112 184 114
Graham 104 100 150 Ward... 170 132 101
Totals. 753 730 088 Totals 0511 047 735
SEE ANNOUNCEMENT DAILY IN THE PUBLIC LEDGER AND EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER
PHOTOPLAY PRESENTATIONS FOR WEEK OF DECEMBER 15 TO DECEMBER 20
TUESDAY
Ethel Clayton In More
Deadly Than the Male
Constance Talmadge In
A Temperamental Wife
Constance Blnney In
Erstwhile Susan
Bert I.n tell In
Lombardl. Ltd
Corlnne Griffith In
The Climbers
Washburn In
to Advertise
Bryant Washburn In
It Pays to Advertise
Bryant
It Pays
Miracle
Man
The Miracle
Man
In
Elsie Ferguson In
Counterfeit
Olsh in
the Tables
Dorothy Glsh in
Turning the Tables
Enid Bennett In What
Every Woman Learns
Washburn In
to Advertise
Tlrj'ant Washburn In
It Pays to Adtertlse
Rryant
It Pays
Dana In
Get Married
Viola Dana In
Please Get Married
Olive
The
Jack Plckford In
Bill Apperson's Boy
Madge
Strictly
Florence Billings In
Heart of a'0psy
Enid Bennett In What
Every Woman Knows
D.
Dourlas MacLean In
23 'A Hours' Leave
Mabel Normand In
Jinx
Joyce
of Durand
Alice Jo)ce
Vengeance otDurand
Pauline
Peace of
Farrar In
the Desert
Geraldlne Farrar In
Flame of the Desert
Checkers
Marguerite Clark In
Luck In Pawn
H. n.
Fugitive
de Mllle's
for Worse
De Mllle's Don't
Change Your Husband
The Miracle Man
The
William Farnum In The
Last of the Duanes
Elsie Ferguson In
Counterfeit
Dana in
Get Married
Viola Dana In
Please Get Married
Reed
Qame
In
Guy Emoey In
The Undercurrent
Blllle Rhodes In
The Blue Bonnet
Ora Carew In
Loot
Earl
The
Male and
Female
Tho Miracle
.Man
Traverse In
II. B. Warner
Money
Lucy Cotton In
Tho Miracle of I.ove
Mix In
Robert Warwick In An
Accidental Honeymoon
Romance
Mack Sennett's
Bathing Girls
John Cumberland in
The Oay Old Dog
nearrli Mlcheiena, The
Price Woman Pays
Norm Talmsdge In
The Isle of Conquest
Norma
Tho Isle
Elsie Ferguson tn
Counterfeit
Tom Mlx-tn
The Speed Manlaa
Plckford In
Hoodlum
Mary Plckford In
The
uoouium
, 16 !
"ii 'V IV
llUOlIUY McLOON
He wns with the A's when they were
losing nnd every mascot knows thnt
there's nothing worse than trailing
niong with a trailer.
So Hughey began to seek a change.
He wns a grent pal of Scott Perry, the
big Mnck pitcher. When Perry joined
the Chester Ship team in the fall of
1SI17, Hughey accompnnicd him. From
tills time dnled the absence of Hughey
from the A's.
He did plenty of semi-professional
mnscntlng Inst season, but Hughey, as
a big leaguer, did not relish life In the
minors.
During the last season he has been
mascnting for Frank Poth. He worked
well for a time with the North Philly
Americans nnd when the mnnagement
changed hands, Hughey moved to (!er
mnntown along with Poth.
Only n few days ngo Connie, aroused
by the success of the classy mascot,
uroto nnd Informed the star that he
was welcome to make his headquarters
at Stiibe Pnrk ut any time.
So don't be surprised to see Hugh
McLoon, king of the mascots, doing
duty nt Twenty-first and Lehigh next
' seaion
OUR ALLEY"
nUnWIND-WHlTE THOM.NE-NEAL.E TO
Kirk 132 103 10S roster.. 170 lflll 185
I'latt. . 14U 1S2 155 Paget . 157 150 181
Hcebtier 173 120 114 Donahue 100 131 100
fllmher. 130 148 102 MKJIn's. 130 140 113
Stllltl 138 144 120 Hurley. 123 211 117
Totals 728 703 725 Totals 748 818. 702
KMANKL.IN WHITNBT-KBMMKIl
E.RTa'l 113 144 113 Ixng'rlh 108 109 100
Nlrhnls. Ill) 121 138 Dar'gton 121 113 127
A CTa'l 108 142 125 Noblette 120 108 131
Dungun. loo 141 iai Klrk'trlck 08 .. ..
Conley . 112 180 107 McCa'dle 133 100 148
Kodlsh. . .. 1S3 100
Totall Hi Tin 1178
Totals 007 802 741
STANDARD PRESSED STEEI. LEAGUE
riiANT NO. 1 PI.ANT NO. 3
Wlttman 101 131 170 Elmer.. 170 120 101
Hend'son 134 107 135 Dolling. 100 118 110
Salt. . 182 127 112 Potts... 04 131 113
Krder.. 150 173 15.1 Martin.. 152 130 170
Welsslng 133 102 151 Towler.. 134 90 144
Hdcp... 01 01 04
Totals 74U iv. 7.1
Totals 723 070
784
TI.ANT NO 2 OFFICE
fichnlck. 134 147 100 Hrngle.. 145 103 123
Do Arm. 80 120 15S Hlmmel. 121 ISO 130
Jamie... 117 115 137 Minder.. 130 143 120
Klnsth . 171 134 178 Mast.... 140 110 153
Hull 12K so 114 Kneer... 175 130 14H
Ilflcp... is is is
Totals 717 717 601
Totals 1154 023 714
Applegate Knocked Out
York, Pa., Dec. 13. Harry Applegate, of
Philadelphia, whs a poor match fcr Leo
Ilouckhere last night and Mas knocked out In
the second round. The Phlladelphlan worked
uell Just at the beginning of tho bout, but.
after this flush, subsided, and In the second
cosslon dropped under a hard stomach punch.
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'ApS
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
Ethel Clayton In More
Deadly Than tho Male
Anita Stewart In
The Copibat
Elaine Hummersteln In
Tho Country Cousin
E K. Lincoln In
Virtuous Men
Constance Blnney In
Erstwhile Susan
Constance Jilnney in
Erstwhile Susan
Bert Ltell In
Lombardl, Ltd
Dorothy aish In
Turning the Tables
Corlnne Griffith In
The Climbers
Mabel Normand
The Jinx
Washtnirn In
to Advertise
Elsie Ferguson
Counterfeit
The Miracle
Man
The Miracle
Man
Elsie Ferguson
Counterfeit
Robert Warwick In An
Adventure In Hearts
3. K. Hnckett in
Ashes of Love
J. It. Hackett In
Ashes of Love
The Miracle
Man
The Miracle
Man
Washburn In
to Advertise
Viola Dana In
Please Get Married
Thomas In
Spite Bride
Olive Thomas In
The Spite Bride
Kennedy In
Confidential
Madge Kennedy In
Strictly Confidential
Star Cast In
Poor Relations
William Desmond In
Illue Bandanna
W. Griffith's
Scarlet Da)s
Viola Dana In
rieaso Get Married
J. K. Ilarkett In
Ashes of LoVe
J. K. Heekett In
Ashes of Love
Bessie Barrlscale In
Beckoning Roads
Mary MacLaren
Bonnie Bonnie Lassie
Frederick In
Roaring River
Florence Reed In
Her Game
Geraldlne Farrar In
Flams of the Desert
Dmicla Maclyan In
23 H Hours' Leave
Checkers
Viola Dana In
Please Get Married
Warner In A
From Justice
W. 8. Hart In
John Petticoats
Dorothy OIh In
Nugget Nell
Stella Telbot In
The Price of Innocence
Miracle Man
The Mlrncle Man
Doualae MacLean In
23V4 Hours' Leave
Alice Joyce In The
Vengeance of Durand
Elsie Ferguson in
Counterfeit
Lucv Cotton In
The Miracle of Love
Viola Dana In
Please Get Married,
Theda Ilara In
The Lure of Ambition
The
Tom Mix In The Heart
of Texas Ilvan
Albert Rav In
Vaaabond Lurk
Blllle rthodes In
The Blue Bonnet
Herbert Rawllnson In
The Carter Case
Williams In
Block Gate
Bert Lytell In
Lombardl, Ltd.
Male and
Female
Male and
Female
The Miracle
Man
The Mlraclo
Man
William Farnum In
Last of the Duanes
dladjs Ilrockveell In
Thieves
Lucy Cotton In
The Miracle of Ixive
Lucv Cotton In
The Miracle of I.OVO
Dorothy Glsh In
Turning the Tables
Houdtnl Lu
The Orlm Game
Mack Sennett's
Bathing Girls
Ethel Clayton In More
Deadly Than the Male
Enid Bennett In Whit
Krery Woman Learns
Itoue Peters In You
Ntfr Know Your Luck
Dolores Caaslnelll In
Right to Lie '
Harry Morey In
The Darkest Hour
Talmadge In
of .Conquest
Norma Talmadse In
The Isle of Conquest
Elsie Ferguson In
Counterfeit
Ethel Clayton In More
Deadly Than the Mare
Tom Mix In
The Hpocd Manlao
Florence Bllllnr In
Falsi) 2ods
Tom Mix In
The Speed Manlao
Bathlnf Cllrls In Ysn-
Ke Poodle In Berlin kea
COLUMBATOWIEET
PENN ON GRIDIRON
P. M. C. Dropped for Virginia
Military Institute on Red and
Blue Football Schedule
AWARD VARSITY LETTERS
Columbia and the Virginia Military
Institute, two new nnmes in Tenn's
football annals, will meet the lied nud
Mine on the gridiron next fall. In re
vealing (he outcome of the dlscuiilon
held In n meeting of the Athletic Coun
cil of Ihe t'niversity of Pennsylvania
yesterday three glaring alterations In
the football schedule were In evidence
the inauguration of contests with the
nbovc teams nnd the dropping of the
Pennsylvania Military College.
The balance of the schedule is com
prised of the old guards, Lafayette,
Stnte, Pittsburgh. Dartmouth and Cor
nell, with Delaware, Ilucknell and
Swarthinorc, who were seen in action
on 1'rnnklin Field last fall.
Twenty-four of the varsity men re
ceived the coveted varsity "P," posd.
bly the most desirable symbol of athletic
achievement at Penn. Pard Penrce and
Hen Derr were the only members of the
team, whose playing justified the nwnrd.
hut who were denied the distinction.
The former is admittedly n profrsslnnal,
and in his case the award of n vnrsity
letter is beyond question as it woulil
embody recognition of professionalism.
The big Dakntan, Derr, never confessed
to the nccusatlons, but stands in such
nn unfavorable light that the council
could not grnnt him n letter without
submitting the University's reputation
to great risk.
The varsity men to receive the var
sity "P." ns proposed by the football
committee nnd npproved by the Athletic
Council, arc as follows:
Captain Hell, Hrunner, L. AVrnv,
Thomas, Dieter, Tltzol. Little, H. Mil
ler. Hopper, It. Miller. Neylon. Slav
nard, Ornves. AVithington, O'Cnrmnn,
Itex Wrny. Kills, Harvey, Hroun. ,toc
Straus. StcNichol, Crawford, Frank.
After withstanding the brunts of dally
scrimmages with the vnrsity team, the
following members of the scrubs arc
awarded their varsity uumbers: Ito
setsky, Wilford, Ilourns, Copelnnd,
Hradly, (Jotwals, Cochran. Fritz Straus,
Tatnal. Townsend. SlcCormlck, Stip
plee. Itity. SlcCnll, Plnney. Wolfe,
Hoswcll, Davidson, Tnvies, Davidson.
Farres. Slcllvainc, Quigley, Stelner,
SIcAnnlly, Brudcr and flnrdy, Aknho
shi, Wentz, Temple, Leonard. Kroch
ncr. Hagerty. Coward and Whltchlll.
The members of the undefeated fresh
men eleven to be awarded their fresh
man numerals arc :
Captain Don Orlfun, Colder, Erdlets,
Fnrrell, Wilson, Heckus. Iliben, Arm
strong, Leahnm, drove, Wntkins, titles,
,T. Stiller, Denver. Thurmaii, Smith,
Sawyer, Gove, Humboldt, Sweeney,
Humes, Itobb, French, Spenrs, Watson,
Cnrrigan, Stathewson and Frag.
Olander to Lea'd Southern
At a banquet of the footbntl team last
night at Coach Dean Johnston's house
Olander, a veteran of three seasons, who
plas guard, was elected captain of the 1020
Red and lriack gridiron team. Coach John
ston was presented with a gold watch and
chain by the squad and In turn each mem.
her of the team received a silver football.
Including Captain Ooldblatt Dessen. Hern
stein. Leopold Olander, Hoehm lUumenthal,
reldmun. Freeman, Hears. Stamm, Adellzzl.
Dojle. McKendry, Klrschner and Manager
Cooper.
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
Elaine llammersteln tn
The Country Cousin
Elaine llammersteln in
The Country Cousin
Alice Joco In The
Vengeance of Durand
Alice Joyce In The
engeance of Durand
Constance Blnney in
Erstwhile Susan
Constance Illnney In
Erstwhile Susan
Dorothy Olsh In
Turning the Tables
Dorothy olsh In
Turning the Tables
Mabel Normand
The Jinx
Enid Bennett In What
Every Woman Knows
Elsie Ferguson
Counterfeit
Elsie Fenruson
Counterfeit
Bert I.ytell In
Easy to Make Money
Monroe Salisbury In
His Divorced Wife
Robert Warwick In An
Adventure In Hearta
Robert Warwick In An
Adtenture In Hearts
Marguerite Clark In
Luck In Tawn
Marguerite Clark In
Luck In Pawn
The Miracle
Man
The Xflraclo
Man
Viola Dana In
Please Get Married
Viola Dana In
rlease Oet Married
Eugene O'Brien In
Sealed Hearts
Euirene O'llrlon In
Healed Hearts
The Miracle Man
TJro Miracle Man
Stuart Blnckton'a
D.mn
rtrnnt Washburn In
It Pays to Advertise
II n Walthall In
Lonsr Arm of Mannlater
Pauline Frederick in
Bonds of Ixive
Brant Washburn In
It Pays tc Adiertlse
llrant Washburn In
It Paa to Advertise
Suart Hotmes In
Sins of Children
Star Cast In When
llenrcnt Went Dry
Bessie Barrlscale In
Kitty Kelly. M. D.
Bessie rtarrlscale In
Kitty Kelly M. D.
Doitalan Marl.ean in
23 W Hours' Leae
n.'V'A1.". MacLean In
2SH Hours' Lcae
Viola Dana In
Please Get Married
Viola Dana In
Please Oet Married
Olive Thorns s In
Tho Pplte Bride
n"u"'" MacLean In
23 H Hours' Leave
Constance Talmadre In
Happiness a la Mode
Herbert Rawllnson In
A Dangerous Affair
W. S Hart In
John Tettlcoats
W 8. Hart In
John Pettlcuata
Bert Ljtell In
Lasy to Mnhe Money
Enid n-nnett In What
Every Woman Learns
Lucy Cotton In
The Miracle of Ixive
. I-ucy Cotton In
Tho .Miracle of Ixie
Theda Ilara In
Lure of Ambition
Theda Bara in
The Lure of Ambit Ion
Eur! Williams In
The Wolf
Earl Williams In
The Wolf
Herbert Rawllnson In
The Carter Case
Herbert Rawllnson In
The Carter Cuse
Bert Lltell In
Lombardl. Ltd.
Tourneur'a
The Broken lluttfrfly
Mule and
Female
Male and
Pemsle
E. K. Lincoln In
Virtuous Men
Eugene O'Brien In
Healed Hearta
Dorothy Phillips In
Htxht to Happiness
Msrauerlto Marsh The
Phantom Honeymoon
Lucv Cotton In
The Mlrarle of Love
Lucv Cotton In
The Mliuclw nf Love
Bryant Washburn In
Why Smith Left Home
Theda Bars In
La Belle Russe
Ethel Clayton In More
Deadly Than the Male
Ethel Clayton In Slore
Deadly Than tho Mle
Harry Morey In
Tho DarkcatMIour
Star Cast In
Poor Relations
Peagy Hyland In
Web of Chance
Mae Murray In
A n C of Love
Norma Talmadffe in
The Isle of Conquest
Norma Talmadgo In
The Isle of Conquest
Ethel Clayton In More
Deadly Than the Malt
Ethel Clayton In More
Deadly Than the Male
Tom Mix tn
The Speed Manlaa
Tom Mix In
The Speed Maniac
tlsthlni Girls In Yan'
Bathing dlrls In Tin-
Poodle, In Berlin keo. Doodle In Berlin
Soccer Schedule for
Today and Tomorrotv
ALI.mt LEAGUE
llrat DltlMon
Porltan vs. New York Ship, at Second
and Clearflrld streets.
J. A J. Dobeon tb. .Marshall K. Smith,
at Tenth and Butler streets.
Second Division
Kensington vs. Colllngsnood, at II and
Clearfield streets.
('. II. C. Shamrocks vs. Puritan Re
serves, at Magnolia and Clielten sienue.
New lork Hhln Iteserien i. Fairhlll,
at lorkshlp Milage, Camden, N, J.
Third I)ltli.on
Ptuitnn 3d vs. Putnam, at llflh and
Westmoreland streets.
Clover K. V. h. St. Carthage Re
aeries, at Sixty-third nnd Cednr atcnur.
Fourth I)U Mon
fit. Leo's is. Wolfenden-Shoro Re
serves, at Canllngton, l'a
0. II. C Indians is. lllsston Juniors,
nt 25 West Penn street.
Angora It. C is. Aldon II. C, at
Flftr-elxtll and Christian etreets.
Ilrldesburg Juniors s. St, Curthage, at
Richmond and Ijlftiier streets,
Nt. 'Veronica vs. I.lmlrn Mills, at Fifth
and Westmoreland streets.
Special DltLslon
Bristol is. Dlseton, nt Nineteenth nnd
Hunting Park nienue.
Klngseeelng s. Nutlllty, at Fiftieth
and Chester ntcnue.
Ilolleyillle is. I-nnnduie, at Rich
mond and Orthodox streets.
ltoxborough is. Veterans, at Ilatiior
ouxll. Srnnlen vs. Colonlnl, nt Twenty-sixth
nnd Dickinson strretn.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Dlsston is Robins 1. I)., 'at Tacony,
INDl'STRLM. LEAGUE
Hnrdnlck & Magee is. Iteas-ltrUht, nt
I,ogiin I'la) ground.
Fleischer is. Hohlfeld, nt Tnenty
slxtti utmI IMrklnsnn streets.
Atlas Halt Company is. Amrriran
Pulley, nt Front street and Erie nieniie.
Mnndard S. II. Co. vs Faelte Plumb,
at Vorty-elglith and Hroun streets.
D. Lupton Sons In bse.
CRICKET LEAGUE
Intercity Match
Philadelphia New York, at Bay
Ridge. L. I.. N. V.
Merlon is. Moorslonn, at Merlon,
I'liUadelphui C. C. 2d s, (iermantoiin
C. ('. 3d, ut St. Martins.
Exhibition Game
llnnn is. Veteran Res., at I'ifty-elghth
and Walnut streets.
hundae Games
Erie is. New lork 1". C, st Erie. Pa.
Morse is. Merchants, ut Jersej City.
N. J.
4'ardlngUin F. ('. is J. & J, Dolison,
at 1'ardlngton, l'a.
INTERCLASS BASKETBALL
Juniors and Seniors Prove Superi
ority Over Schoolmates
The fifth Mt of intcrclass basketball
Kamos Merc played at the Centrnl High
School jesterday, when the juniors con
tinued to maintain the lead by giving
the Trade School five a trouncing, M
to 10, while the seniors buried the
freshmen uudcr a shower of field goals,
jKS to 1(1.
In the former game the steady team
work of the junior team, made up of
nil varsity pin) cm, wbn too much for
the Trades School. Schwartz, ltussel
and Weiss were the stars.
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MANY ENTRIES IN
FOR JUNIOR RACE
Title Run Scheduled Today
Under the Auspices of North
west Boys' Club
IS A FIVE-MILE EVENT
Not since prior to the wnr has there
been so many entries received ns! those
for the junior Middle Atlantic cross
country ehnmplnnshlp run. which Is on
the athletic program for this afternoon,
beginning nt l!:.'iO p, in., from the Ath
letic Recreation Center. Twenty-sixth
nnd Jefferson streets, and run under th
auspices of the Northwest Roys Club,
which club has conducted this race for
the A. A. V. since it wns adopted.
The course leads from Twenty-sixth
and Jefferson streets to Rally street,
north to Oxford street, then 'west to
Thirty-third street, south on Thirty
third street to Olrard avenue, turning
down Sweet Uriar Hill to the Illvcr
drive, running north on the drive to foot
nf Strawberry Hill, running up the hill
to innln road nroutid the old reservoir
to Oxford street, then retrace to Hallr
and finish, a distance of five miles.
The entries:
John Ony, unnttpched
Ralph .stelnr. Mendowbrook Club.
James Morris, Mendowhrook Club.
J E. Williams. Meadowbrook Club.
Charles I- Siege!, Meadowbrook Club.
A dl fnntl Meadowbrook Club.
Joseph M, Harvey, Meadow brook Club,
Al itosander. Meadowbrook Club.
Thomas F Patterson, Meadowbrook Club.
Robert O'Donnell. Meadowbrook Club.
F. Rrlchtmore, Meadowbrook Club.
A. Ulster. Meadowbrook Club.
H. C. Aekerman Meadowbrook Club.
I. II Hill. Meadowbrook Club.
Alfred Turner. Meadowbrook Club.
John Scott, Northwest Ilovs Club,
Watler Scott,, Northwest Hoys' Club.
Felix Olllen. Northwest Roys' Club.
John Atlendorf. Northwest Hoys' Club.
i:imer Campbell, Northwest Boys' Club.
I
HOG ISLAND GAME OFF
Bad Weather Prevents Football
Game With Chester Ship Team
The football game tiiat was to have
been plsjed tills nfternoon at the
Straw-bridge & Clothier Athletic Field,
Sixty-second and Walnut streets, be
tween tho Hog Island nnd Chester
Shipbuilding Co. football teams, was
called this morning on account o un
favorable weather condition.
Hog Island originally had a contest
scheduled with tiie Ilex Club of "Wash
ington. D. C. but this game was enn-1
celled by the District of Columbia men.
In order to give their followers a game
Hog Island put the Chester team la
Hex's plnce,
Tho Hog Islnml-Chcster game will b
played as soon as the wcutlier permits;
WINTER RESORTS
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On the Famous
"East Coast"
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water in rooms, elevator, etc. Winter I
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