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EVEOTlTGPl tJBLrC EEDGER PHTCXDELPnxX", TUESDAY, DEOEIBER 30, 1919'
THE NEW YEAR'S OREGON GAME MAY BE ANYTHING BUT A CARNIVAL OF ROSES FOR HARVARD
wmtSBimmmm
RUMOR THAT COOMBS
WILL BOSS TIGERS
Report Holds Sway That
Jennings Will Buy De
troit Stock and Retire
From Active Service
GOOD HURLING STAFF
n.v EDWIN .1. l'OIXOCK
OT'T of the circle of cporldom wheru
Humor hold nwnv over Fnct leaks
tho story thnt Jnrk Coombs will man
age the Detroit Tigers before he mills
many more grny hairs. Thnt's the
rumor. Tako it or leave it as jou
will.
They tay HuRhie .TenuinKS is tired
fif pluckinR sras, that the taste of the
Creen has lost it's suap : that the binges
of his baek .sort of creak when ho lean
bver to ruin n few more blades, and
that.,hn longs for n, chair in tho mag
untes' box.
They snv Hughlc plans to buV sub
stantial block of stock in the Detroit
cluh now held by the William Yawkcy
estate, become a politician itnd ease
his aged back against the soft cushions
of tho vice presidents clfiiir.
" They say that the signing of f'oombs
was the first step toward the realiza
tion of Ilughie's dreams of retiring
from the sidelines'.
They know that .Tack is signed, but
also they know thnt his contract calls
onlv to coach the pitchers.
They know Colby .lawn has made
good before. They know he had success
ns a coach with Connie Jlnek and with
the. Brooklyn Dodgery. They know he
didn't cause much trouble for the other
clubs when he bossed the Phils last sea
son, but also they know thnt he was
uot handed much material.
The Tigers have n strong stuff nf
lingers and it is believed that Jack will
produce. With biieh men ns Holand,
Dauss, Lconnrd. Khmke. Love, Cun
ningham and A res, Coombs has n
flying start.
Jennings never has had inueh'sueeess
with his pitching Rtnff and other conches
such ns Jim McGulrc, Billy Sullivan,
Jimmy Burke and Dan Ilowley hate
failed.
Hughcy is ncarlv forty-nine nnd hns
heen identified with the national game
for nearly thirty yems. He was a
member of the Louisville National
League Club iu 1S01. He remained n
player aud oue of the game's grentest
stars for more than ten jenrs. Then,
after a few reasons as manager of the
Baltimore Eastern League team, he
came to the .Jjnericau League as man
ager of the Detroit team. That was in
1007 and ho proceeded to win three
pennants.
St. Stephens Defeats the Gap
Lancaster. r., Deo 30. St. Stephen'
quintet Lancaster, nprned it season by do
fenttnr t Gap Ave lv a .'111 to Ull srnre.
PENN MAKES PLEA
m mm today
" Dr. Mackenzie to Boost Sport at
Annual National Collegiate
Mooting
FIX ATHLETIC STANDARDS
JACK COOMBS
PARSON LEADS FIELD
Grabs Qualifying Round Medal With
Card of 80 at Plnehurst
l'lneliiirst, N. ('.. Dec. HO.- A field of
ISO contestants toirk part in the ipinli
fjiug round of the midwinter golf tour
nament, played on the championship
course at l'lneliiirst jeslerdn and seou
&itccns qualified for match play. The
qualifjing medal was won hj Donald
I'arson, of the oungs(owu Countrj
Club, who led the field by a margin of
three strokes with a round of H-Jlll-M),
which in lulled a quintet of s-hcx.
Stlitzell incidentally demonstrated a
novel but effective method of phijing
the eighth hole. The 1'htlndclphin golf
er topped bis drive into n particular!)
irritating lie in the worst part of the
lough an 1 then played out with u
mnsliic nnd landed the hall in the cup
1-5 jards nwn.v for a two.
Other Philadelphia golfers qualified as
follows: .1. Jf. Thompson, of Spring
Haven, made the second sixteen, and S.
L. Brumbaugh, of Pine Valley, quali
fied in the third division. W. V. Wi
moth, of Mriion, landed in the sixth,
aud II. It. Swope, of Uverhrook, in the
seventh sixteen.
Cage Game Friday Night
Tlii North rhil iili-lphK (he, nf Hi,. Ihn.
em l.p"iru ulll play r undcu at Moow Hull.
on I'rldnv rvenhiK: The home sameH of Hi.'
.North rhllllPH nrn uhuiiIIv plnjed on .Me n
day. hut tl.la Veiek tho ilito was i'i.in;el tn
1 rldiN
Thumma Wins Domino Tilt
I'IninnVI'l, I'll., Dee. .10 The atinu ij
domino tourn.mint has fx t been ponelmtpd
1 ero vvherel.i lllf. two unmet were, plnvn.l
hy twenty-two contr titnla The Uriel prl.t
was won ! VV H Thutmna and the n i uml
b Marshall I'imi
Now York, Dec. .'10. The I'niversity
of Pennsylvania, represented by Dr. It.
Tn it Mackenzie, the athletic director
of the (Junker institution, nnd Major
M J. Pickering, the graduate ninii
ager, will make a.strong plea before the
annual meeting of the National Col
legiate Association here today to hnve
boxing installed ns an intercollegiate
sport
Doctor .Mackenzie tins ouiiineu ine
results obtained from boxing at Penn
svlvanin. nnd will request the nppoint-i
mnnt of n standing committee to in
vestigate the proposals.
Particular interest is nttaehed to the
meeting today because of the address
to be made by Secretary of War New
ton D. Baker, whose talk will concern
the general topic of "Physical Kfliciencv
ns a National Asset." Dr. James H
Mif'urdy, of the Springfield Y. M. C
A. College, will speak on (hi- general
suhieit mid give observations of his im
portant work for the army in l'rnnce.
The Itev. Henry Phillips, clinpliiiii nf
the Iniversit) of tho South, and pros!
dent of the Southern Intercollegiate
Athletic Association, will ulo he a
prominent peaker.
Another feature will be the report of
Captain .1. L. (IrifHth, who was instru
mental in obtaining a revision of the
revenue laws affecting taxes on admis
sion to college games.
The collegiate directors' have been iu
session since yesterday, when the pin -sical
directors from various . colleges
throughout the country discussed the
problems faring them iu raising the
phv sical standard of students. Another
important meeting was held last night
when the graduate managers gathered
for an informal discussion. The exec
utive committee of the National Asso
ciation nlso was held last night.
The feature of the meeting tomorrow
of the Athletic Itesenreh Society will be
the repott on the j ear's movement to
institute government or state control of
physical development aud education for
school liojs and girls. This proposal
was made last jenr by Dr. Thomas A.
Storey, of ('. (' N. Y.. and was warmly
indorsed by Professor Savage, of Oherlin.
Tomorrow's meeting of the American
Physical Kducatlon Association will
have much the same topic for discus
sion. Last j ear's meeting was devoted
principally to plans for making athletic
education universal, itnd to raising the
phsiciil training to n level with other
subjects in college nnd preparatory
school programs of study.
Comislccy Offers $10,000
in WorUVs Series Probe
Chicago, Dec. "Ii -Charles A
Comlske.v, president nf the Chicago
American League Baseball Cluh,
today reiterated his offer of 910,000
for direct information proving the
dishonesty of ntij member nf his
team, after nn iuvi -ligation of ru
mors that While So players in
agreement with n Si Louis gam
bling syndicate "threw" games
during the 1011 unnu and dining
the world's series
At the conclusion of a secret con
ference of officials ot (lip team, nt
which two St. Loins men testified,
Secret ii r j Hnrr.v (irabiner an
nounced that no evnleiii'e to Slip
,101 1 the charge had been produced.
HOT WEATHER FOR
"DOWN IN OUR ALLEY"
MIKE BENNETT MAY
COACH 'PRESIDENTS'
Former Penn Star Considered
for Washington and Jefferson
Football Tutor
Washington. P.i.. Die. .'!(). The lat
est applicant for Hn 'msliiou of foot
ball coach at Washington and .lofTi'i-tin
is Mike P.cnuctt foiimi l'enu star, now
coach at Hnvcrford College
llciinett's formal application has been
received bj Manager Mindoch. sis well
ns nn indorsement of his aspiuitlons bj
Charles (J. Uckles, tnrnier Washington
lint! Jc n'ersou star, now athletic direc
tor at Ilaverford Pn para lory.
ltennelt is known chicli. iu this sec
tiou for his success nt turning out high
class teams nt Men efslinrg Academy,
nnd if D. C. Moriow should decide not
to retain the pli the former Pcuu
man would likel.v lucive serious cou
sider.ition. However, indications, now
point to the accepiamc of (lie position
for next jenr by Mmrnvv.
Vlctrlx Socccrmcn Held to Tie
In nn Inleresthic .md wIl-pUscd icme
t Thlrtv-tlilrd nnd rnkir ElnclK. tho Vic
trlx l". C. nnd VV el. ..in,. A i". hattled foi
Hn hour Blul a half to i one-goal tlo It
was hard at tlmea for the pl.tvers to heep
en their Tect liceou of tho n condition
of the field, hot, nefrthelei the game wax
tnarktd wllth i lever pi, nine. VVeleonie
neornl In 1118 tlrnt liilf from a free kh It
Ton minutes aft, r the lot , rtnlKsion M, -tleehen
received n pew from llaiktns and
tied Ih score 'Pi' f' aluri s (,f the K.mie
w-re tli" plnylnc of th,' it llanlon hroih,
for Vletrlx and th clean pl.ivlns of tin,
VVeleonie lea 111
FOOTBALL PRAGTIGE;
I
Harvard and Orogon to Wear
Numbers in Intorscctional
Came New Year's Day J
GAME STARTS 2:30 P. M.
Pns.idciu. Calif.. Dec. .'SO. The c.x
ceptiiinally hot weather of (he last few
days has resulted in n decision to begin
the annual New Year's Dav Tournament
of Hoses football contest between teams
lepreseiiting Harvard nnd Oregon Uni
versities this jenr at -:!,() p. in. instead
of at L' p. m.. it was announced cstci
clav bv the football (ominittec.
This action was requested bv Coaches
"Shj" Huntington, of Oregon, and Hob
I'isher, of Harvard, who iidvocutci! the
later stinting hour becnuse of fear that
the hot weather might continue.
Harvard plujcrs were lectured this
inniniug by Couch I'isher on what was
said to lie contemplated changes in the
Crimson's mode of attack brought aooiit
bv their view of the pi net ice of the Ore
gon's eleven. This afternoon they held
secret practices on several new forma
tions Oregon, us usual, wont through onlv
one practice session. II lasted an lion
ami a h ilf and embraced both sigini'
and scrimmages.
Plujcrs nf bolh teams will wear mini
hers, it wiiH decided lodaj, follow in
the custom of virtuall.v all western font
ball contests.
SENATORS GET BOB ROTH
Shannon, Harper, Foster and Menu
sky Also Involved
lluston, Dec. .".0. A trade of pln.vu
iMwecu the Washington and Uotn
Clubs, of the Amciican League, wi
ictinoiiiucd esterda.v . The lted So
rave l'.ob Until, tin outfielder, aud Man
lice Shannon, second baseman, and re
teivecl iu exchange Harper, a pitchm
IMdie foster, tlilid bnscmau, and Mi
tioskj. an outlieldcr.
There was no money involved, it wic
said.
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slor.
II. I
flVANflAI
r.M'UANtll
Lt;.orT:
PIIILV
I.VCI t:i' 107 COn'rln'
K. 111) los Merrer .
It'll HI U.S .Vlllt-r
Its 1,1s If. foopcr .
IDS 13 13.1 VVattcrn.
l'lmm. .
VVT
tats 750 ft.13 703 ltdep
1 0.1 1 !V
U'J U.l IS I
l,V! 1-et l.XS
I At IIS I'll!
nn i'j:i i;is
. . 101 ...
1.1 St 13
Totals C.nj 701 7stl
nr. Mj hstati: i'k.nn mutcaij
"ilkn . 132 113 151 ItoeVl ., t7rt 1G 1M
r-,c,e,her 11)2 jas IMJ VVeod. . 13'4 1S9 17tl
In. . 1S1 102 lel'l KU'srlek 101 1.19 lS'J
' osiIfhii 13J 12 lill K.ltelx-I. IS
i hoe he. lis ls.l SOS I'rlclott. HO tTO ItU
I'l.p . S'l '."J St l'olllke 1M is',
Totals "siTfcS" S92 Totals 7f)T flHfl SCO
rilANKMN CONTINUNTMi
. tnrlt.nn I'll 11,1 107
i Hon -I. I'll 111.-, 1..I
1 1 ox . inn i ;s in-,
Totals 7eS 7ni SSO
rntwiAt.
Welle .
llec h .
I.e. Hold
ft race ..
ducat..
Kltsp It
130 II. I 11.1 Prti'nl.er
1X0 II I ... l.inlos .
1.M IS'J (je, isulllvHn.
11.' 112 1.17 MU rnry
1.17 lii:i 1 HI MTM'lini
.... 132 ltdep...
13(1 1S3 133
1011 lit 1 IS
ls.i is:, lis
113 ls.i lr.a
13S 131 113
SS ss ss
Alicnn.
HilHer .
Merrlns.
IM .
Ueeporta
union . .
Totals 0.11 t'.Ot 1140 Totals !02 llltl
1'ttiu.v. Tni'bT imNr.ric. h.v
smith. . 1M 177 175 Toy. ... 1S3 13U
Vlillls . US ... 1SI Murphy P7 .
Vtiindo f 101 13.1 1SI Mdrney 117 1117
Ue ii . 1,12 lot lin Itelllv... IPS 125
I'.nree l.is lid 137 IVtule't 111 113
llesf 105 ... Iturns lss
. Hdrp... 17 1
Totals 731 751 710
Totals
runs .1 11.1 int u.n
I row e" 13S It'll ll'i
M cu. r 12.1 1 IS 15.1
II llielle UP SS SS SS
Totaln
U. Ill.f
5.1 153 III
57 Inn 117
150 170 1TJ
1111 ,
151 Ht 1M
. 153 LIS
Til 7P!) Till
Totals 077 7M1 S03
1'IIIL. 5AV' ITXO
lincdhm 113 l:m ..
bondero H2 103 1.11
llaiM'h . 1 10 IKS 152
.liters 1SJ 123
Hru1 .. ISO IIS 179
Pmder . . IIS Hill
ltandleap 20 30 27
TOritTU HT
Merecr . 157 111 11S
lienner lin no 122
Hunch n 183 1(13 Ho
t ii tt.i 111,1
15. 17n 12.1
IthnclcMe
Usslrlt.
1100 OS I
riNANVtAt, LiiAriur,
cilMMONVV'UAl.TK Tlltftll NAT
Vlk. r.. lll.l ls:i i3 ltnstv'lh 1111 171
in. lit. . l .17 nr, las i.auer .
s ha. fer 177 15(1 171 lllllter
is.nr. . ion 173 153 IVrlllver
Kendall 131 14'l 1 I'l T.itor .
n cneiie.cp l.t l.l o
- Totals 717 710
'lolaN SCl.'l Mil MI7
1'1'NNA c ci OtltAnti
I In. in. t 170 I ,s K.n Pa nn.ui 15o 1' l
UM lei'l IIS HI I 135 1..D
12H 1
121 IU
US 111
131 177
t.SI
1'
ion
13S
111?
its
IC-P
ISO
Its
117
jot
IS" I
Tola I h 753 7.11 II 1 11
A.viniitrAN" lc-
.STATION 111
Poinsett ISO 111.1 17C.
Murra . 121 127 It'll
Tflhita 732 701 781
.. ST.U11 HANK
Klteliin irtl i.iu ,n
llromiev 121 1B.1 lllil
Morrlaoci In'i 132 137
r.ivw . 117 los 1.10
ltlt'h so 135 in 1V3
llunill. ,cp at 31 34
lalv 0S0 71'i 713
i.r..M,i i
M V lic s
1 IS 17 1 IJ
111 147 111
Kr' en
11, t-e
Parsons. IIS 130 113 Tannon. 110 lf.O 10
Iturck . Hid 121 150 Vlnlrn . Bl 160 1B1
L'larh . lint lli'l 131 nepthcr. 110 137 11.1
Hdcp... 00 CO 61)
Tolals 801 77.1 701
Totals CO! 810 797
CiKllMANTOWN
Knox .. no 110 H2
Kord 100 101 10
Marvlll 102 lin 121
T ISh'hin 17S 131t Iftl
.1 sir linn 132 IU nr
Hdcp .. 33 33 3.1
i rnANi.Tonn
VVhO'eflcl 87 10S 102
lilaker . 101 lot in
Itowan. . inn 12o "O
loclt. . 101 111 ion
tllan'nrn 110 131 131
Totals liOO 007 ie.13
HTVTIOV 1
Itavmond son 17n isi
Polilnsoii ins inn IIS
Voniiii
filwell
Hmalb .
Hdep ..
81 inn l.n
It'll 170 li1
132 0'i 101
Totals mil 0.13 710
Totals Oil 035 748
STATIOV in
''ratiston 10 103 lf.t
Wilson.. 11.1 110 so
Hlny. 10S OS 12U
M'C'Ufrh 102 100 13'
Mlnnlck. 183 136 PI.
Totals 020 COO SS'I
Kill 138 Deer in Burlington
fiinio Warden Morton, of Mount HollTt
Ins completed his records of the reefnt open
i. cson for deer hunting, and finds that dilr
le K the lle day period the total number
kll'ed way 13S Never heforo has thero
i.-en iinMht-iif llltes thl In liurllnarton countv,
,nei the et.it.. ner hacl a season lo equal tt
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OME smokers Kave been unable to
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Deason in the shape and color they
like best. Never before Kave tke;9 found
dealer's stocks so slim sometimes, in fact,
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This Kas not been the fault of the cigar dealer.
Unprecedented demand has made impossible
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ties, despite greatly expanded manufacturing
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Its rapid growth in popularity is almost in-
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As a result, even the most foresighted dealer
Kas sometimes been entirely out of El
Producto. And we regret tKat we Kave
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immediately. But we are doing our level
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distant date, to keep our dealers well sup
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The Shelhume Tlie iltshire
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Krjuabls ellmatle condl
tlonc Golf, riding and
eheltered walks. Daily
concerts nnd dancing
Branch offlco GEO. A.
UL'HN & KONS.BroKers
rUANK F. SlICTK. Mrr
.sWAKTIIMOBi:, I'A.
At STRATH HAVEN INN
All 1Iu1I.j3 Are Appropriately Cclrbrated
hikI tho vnlHfs cvry Saturday and
,sunl.i rpnlns ur- tunt likp thos rq
mM t'i (. t "t'lif to old Aunt Miry a '
Men,
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Burlington Hotel
American and European Plans
431 Kooms. 222 Baths. S2.50 to S3
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vireln a ae ana iht heuch. i upciur
00, 6ea water baths Special American
Plan, $4 up dally; European plan, -S2 u
dallv. Modern curative baths department.
DAVin "pro nvrnpp ind Pim.
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SGUTIS CARGLINA
Open Jfimiarr (o Slar
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Pnnsvlvanin Avp . i'Toaa to Ftpjieh ttnA
Steel Pior. central Iocatioaalwavft onn
Capacity 8W Private bat ha, running
waier in rooms, elevator, cic winwr
termi. Bool, ft lltrt II. UarneM
Hotel Bon Air
AUGUSTA, OA.
A rontenlmt and dellchtful place to i
rpnn our nouaays. udoo arivinc ana
mntorlnfe excellent saddle horses, two
coif courses and nil outdoor eports.
Address C. G. Trusselly Manager
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PHILLIPS HOUSE
MdSsachusfttB Av . near Iteach. K H rhfl'1n
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ISO miles south cf Jaehsonvilta on tin Indian River.
Hisrh ' las modern lictl capacHy 800.
rA'fiiin' coif UMinh lK?atInp, fishing;
hurtifik ci. Clrchptra dancing1.
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HOTEL FRASCAT1
171 NK .1 OIIAY Jliuaucr
Now Open
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NEW COURSES OPEN JANUARY S
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, ENGINEERING
THE DISXEL INSTITUTE, 32d and CIetnut Streets
Our aradua'en are In cuimtuni dmand or
Kcoi paytnsr positions. Urtuff Bhorthand.
the easy speed tostem Complete business
and secretarial rouraea. Day andd Nttht
Classes Intensive training;, UnntU
any llinc. CU or write for full
particulars and catalogue.
I'lULA. IMIMINKHS CULI.EOB
nnd CoIUge of Commerce
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THE TAYLOR SCHOOL "ft..
cl rn bhortlianil, Toue-i Tpcwrlllnr Hook.
l.epliiB & Beorwarlal Conrxvi Dy & NleH.
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