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CRUCIAL CATHOLIC
, MA TCH ON TONIGHT
Possession of League Lead
Depends on Result of
' Catholic High-St. Joe
Game
GAUENSETS PACE
By PAUL IltKP
OPPONKNTS of the first team of the
fourth frics In the Catholic frchoots
flasketbnll I-piruc tonight will vie for
the top rime of the lmltlcr. iKepresonta
tives fives of Homnn Catholic High mid
St Joseph's Trcp nre to clash in the
rage at the Sixth Hcgiment Armory,
forty first street and Mantua avenue.
It ii u crucial gamp, nil right, or
fnmcthlng like that, because if Catholic
High is defeated it will be deposed from
the race-making position, making way
St. .Toe. The Turple nnd Hold nuin-
tot is leading by a full game, but in.
the event of n St. .loseph victory 'to
night the latter will ibkc up me pmncie
rosition by n one-game margin.
Probable Battle Array
Coaches of the respective teams have
their best bnskctballers prepared for
the "eroocinl" combat, nnd the prob
able line-up follows:
Catholic tilth . .11. Joseph's rrep
rioHe forviaril Martin
TnlTfy foranl (lakm
Mffllr center t'renn
r.allen . runrd Ilrcnlln
KoiiBhfrtj .sunril Bradley
Referee rhll Lewlsr- Time SO-mlnute
,loe Gallon. Catholic's foul -goal
fhootlng stnr nnd guard, is still in the
lead for individual point-scoring honors,
lie is setting the pace with a JH-point
lead ocr .Toe White, of La Salle, who
Iuk made HO points. Thirty-nine n
Callen's points were caged from the fif-tfpn-foot
line, while he is credited with
only an nernge of 1 field goal for two
games in a total of four contests played.
Hest Field Goalcr
There is a clove race on for field -goal
honors with Oakes. of St. Joe. leading
br a margin of 1 2-pointcr. lie has a
total of 9 goals from field made in three
games Dougherty and Brcnnau, o!
Catholic High and La Salle; respect
ively, each has caged S shots from scrim
mage. Individual points scored-to date fol
low :
Held Foul Total
Games roals Koala pts
TUer School
Gallen, n C H S I
White T.n. Salle . .1
riean Si Joi . a
Mullln W r . . 3
Hyian Vlllanovtt . a
Oak's, si Joe n
Blake, W. (' ... .1
Dousheru I! r 11 8.
Frennan La Salle.... a
Totfes, U C It 8 .... t
Martin ht Joe . .1
McAullffe. II 0 It 3.. I
30
21
J. -i
8
in
a
13
IVIietl Vlllanova . . .1
Llnaugli w c. . . . .1
Bradley St .loe ... a
Itennenberfrer. Vlllanv. .1
Kmerton VillanoNa. . .1
'2
s
n
r.
t
nolle, w r
Mcllenry, W C
Donah'ie, 11 C K 8
Kelly, Vlllanota . ..
lynch St Joe
Tailor. J,a SjIIo. . .
BoWe R, r II, s. .
MrVallv. n L IT R
McDermott St, Joo. . -J
ni nuipo. w c ... a
Woods, W C .... 2
lahy. w c 1
Kenan, St Joe . . 2
Boen, t.a Salle . . a
Kane Vlllanoia ., a
Haney Ia Salle. . . . fl
Barrett I.a Salle... . 3
cst Philadelphia Catholic High and
Vlllanova Prep will play in the becond
Jeagiie game of the week, when the lives
get into action in the latter's cage Sat
urday night.
For Grammar-School Title
I.SeS,unh w'.!?delphla, Grammar School
.. ?.. .5i L ,0 d'd" the Brammar school
bW?!nX?v s-e;wfcr ftTsiw"!8
Sharswood
wark
JlcCall.
iauijjucu ana south
Amateur Sports
k.Ml"..A!hInlc '""'tlon Onttr slrls basket
oall team ara without a, came for this
I"""--"cnlnc, came to bo playcdat the
Athletic Recreation" Hail, Twent?-slith and
1 U.ter streets. .Manager Paason would alS
HU lo hear from, elrl teams, ages ranslnsr
fn "to 10, for camea on Thursday even!
' ', homo and all other nlshts away. The
Wm t".',,,!ch,'d hy "" Murphy, forme?
ympte follcuo star. For Karnes address
lljnv rosson. care Athletic Ilecreatlon Ce"
rr ,Tw',rit.,l,,h anu -Master streets, or call
Poplar J000 after 3 p m. dally.
iTif'IP'.'j'" dfa'res to arranee cames
t. ftl'Vl" ft,rth ctaa travellnn tiul"
tt Joj, l.atweii. HO N. Franklin street.
,M,alv,!,rn A. la desirous of booklne Samoa
Jith second and third-class Hves. especially
fiir -u,th'.r ,am., ot lnat class ofterlnir
fair suarantees. Wm. I'hllllns, atOT U it.
caS21',.'?!d.'he,t1K', a,'ew "vm t,al'a -or ""-St-eiaes
teams, elthr in or out of the cltv
h?nr'-"-u.,aJ"e guarantees? rhMip j! &
n-n, -i.a Ctddr street.
Jfi V""'. "rl-class quintet, has a fow
.Saram'e? ,ort "?W" learns. offeHni tlZ
l"uvcnueJ lnkel8teln- " Westmln-
rrdnr-,L'm'M ,trvellns team, wants to
clK.f.tVr.," i ?.nr.thl.r.".. 2T. .fourth-
, ...-,. . ., . ,,itcii. olu lasKer tt.
f ih "i-1 a. ''"" 'a th
Jrh,l,.,n-nB Public 1.
f of the liex baskctbi
he sports department
I.enirer In. ,t.a n. . .
basketball team.
"uici. Bear.ce upon Triangle seconds, 37 to IS,
SCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPPERS
JACK TOLAND'S southpaw sock,
rHnei1"18 rortsi1e Punch, will be in
Kir "s?iu lnisht. Following his
Sal Ih. V,Ct,0l;-v ovor Jol'iiy Tymun on
That ifit'i ?W' ,wlw" Tolnnif proved
dlreii lef.t1,l",n'l''' wallops were being
tle rf,d uV'"1 rilic force. Jack will
It ii, . lle ."nnnon in the star bout
tL. i. iu0ltnr"lm CIl'u- Hannon, bc
l M.elnc,tt hoft' nit,or himself, also
ro Z Yr boxcr- aml TolBuJ will have
i.utinUl '""'t- 1'his bout will bo
nLin a', "le lnnin 'lx to a well-bal-
Mlh.f.'f l,m "ill1'. A1 "' will suh
TiiaH. '' ,To? W-'Sl'. who is under the
V'tlaer. against Rohby lliirman. Fd
,t. -Ue.,,ln 1)0 -If'hnny Devlin's vis-
""Vis Mi , t.,,l fin..,.. ..i....
in. in K.,dtewart vs. Freddv Turner
'l Uavie Mooic s. Gcorgie Rurus.
Meirnha'rrfl1!1 Iha h. """of "' bel"
hnor Tt ,, 'i fl.7t '""r to he a guest of
" be onr'Tt lnsr titers' dinner. Tendler
"inuul J!Ll "'." gakera at the sixteenth
lht "'""er at the UlngHam Thursday
Ls mi P.,1.' b7bed for hnuta. He
Jburaddy niit,"," J"hnson st Jersey City
5i. VoriS;8ht,,"nd, "l"' Monday night the
,h OiVmrij ht,r w ' ,'oul"l,"m t
Xw,lYorkUr,L'n,i ,l,e ,l,dlan heavyweight of
iiia,,,"' appear at a local club In
"' lefor. i " t ,no. reaskln nan boned
"'fe ll0 f, a clever mlttman,
lu?."o Willi. mv i.TT u... . , ,
Ija HWlll heai.,l . " ItlllJKTU A I'll' I'll)
"Shi V, f0,r l,1, Auditorium net Wes-
r i V' . '.'" "as B Umed un llanlf Mrllnv.
" "iiuiiig Murray for tho star set-to,
UrU,s&wVr,U.ltbly01', m V on the am
"' K, o. tfaniom In action
Standings of the Teams
in Catholic Cage League
VinST TEAMS
riuhoiic inn, .yip
?' Jf.ah rrep 2
J. Hnlle I'rep 1
l,rt l'hlla. Catholic t
Milanovo, rrep 1
SECOND TEAMS
Villa not n l'rer , ... 2
M. Joaeph'ii Pren 2
Jfl l'hlla. Cajholle 2
In .Hallo i"rcp ,,,,, t
L'nlhollo tilth .. . ,1.7. 0
lost r.c.
I .ISA
1 .
2 - .S3.1
2 .333
2 .333
t.oorf
1.000
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New Coach to Be Introduced at
Open Session Tomor
row Night
KEOGH ONE OF ASSISTANTS
.lohn W. Ilcisman, head coach at
Pcnn for 11120, will he officially intro
duced to the students at the University
of Pennsylvania tomorrow night. Sir.
Heismnn will be the principal attraction
nt an open meeting, held in the Training
House, nnd everybody is invited. The
introduction will begin promptly nt S
P. M.
"It is our object to get together nil
of the footbnll men tomorrow night
and have them meet the conch," said
Major Pickering today. "The candi
dates for the 1020 team probably will
want to talk to Mr-. Heisman and also
listen "to his views on football. Mr.
Heisman also wants to meet the footbnll
men."
New Coaches Ratified
Heisman will have as his assist
ants Harold Gnston. Kid Keinath and
Dr. John Kcogh. The advisory board
will consist of Dr. Hunter' Scar
let, Krnest Co.eus and Louh A. Voting.
The new coaches were rntified nt a meet
ing of the University council on nth
letics yesterday.
The council meeting wns called hur
riedly by Dr. John Adams, the chair
man, upon his return from the Wed.
The hot argument in dcfiie of Rob
Folwcll which wns anticipated did not
take place and very little difficulty was
experienced putting the new men
through the meeting.
Head Coach Heisman. who is the
famous Georgia Tech tutor, will be
signed to a three-year contract. This
is the hrst long-termed contract oiicrcil
to a Red and Blue mentor since George
Rrooke placed his name on three-year
papers in ililj.
Hopper Wants Wharton
Captain Rud Hopper is not satisfied
with the new staff and wants the foot
ball committee to ndd Dr. Charles
(Ruck) Wharton to the list. Doctor
Wharton hns hnd great, success ns a
line coach nt Franklin Field.
John C. Rell. who is the strongest
supporter of Folwcll among the nlumni,
did uot attend the meeting of the coun
cil, but stated that he was sorry to tee
Folwell deposed.
"However, as a loyal Pcnnsylvanian
I will do everything in my power to
aid the new coaching staff." said Mr.
Rell.
Three Absentees
Eleven votes were cabt at the meet
ing of the council. Resides Mr. Rell,
II, Laussat Geyclin, the president of
the Athletic Association, and Murdoch
Kendrick were absent.
Folwell, of course, was sorely dis
appointed, nnd especially because his
name wns not forwarded to the council.
He said he asked for an explanation
end wns told thnt he was beaten "be
cause he wns supported by the news
papers." Folwcll has had many offers to coach
nt other colleges, and it is probable
that he will nccept one. He hns been
approached by Washington and Jeffer
son nnd it also is said that he hns had
an offer from Cornell. The Mullica Hill
farmer turned out good teams at the
University under big handicaps, and
it is no surprise that he is in demand,
lie refuses to talk concerning his future
plans.
Carpentler Coming Soon
rnrls. reb, 3. Oeorsres Cameniiar
wmP"l?ievd h'a?r.CM.PPDVS!cramPS:
StiiJ v?.n"ic? shortly for tho United
?esterdaMh2lrTLln an announcement made
sesterday by Descamps. At tho present
tlmo Carpentler Is touring the province"
Corley C. C Wants Games
o T.nu Corley Catholic Club, winners of the
Phi,dea,nh18ea,!h,ami"nShlP "" ? the, South
i?,h"nelp.nlR Cathilc League, wants tremes
hu i"class nome tcams offering- reaso"
ouH.nCT"Rintte"; For Bamos address Prank
Qulnn. DOS Jackson street. Philadelphia.
Red Sox Release Three Players
Boston. Feb, 3. The Boston Americana
MKSK1"? ih ;ale ot ,hree PlayerT to thJ
ZV? crV.b-,, ct J"0 American AsioclatlSn
inayA ,l'iSher.l?umont. Catcher McNeil
and Outfielder Tfllho t ico to Toledo for a
casn consideration and an option in S
member of the Toledo team.
Other Basketball Games
iKS'Vf.1 ,1n? Tunney in Jersey City Febru
ary l Hutch la still anxlouu for a J. Kil-
via ns rnuss,
mi?,Vi-M,lJl9k ."V Tataey McDermott will
!". e?L'? '.ha ,wnd-up at the CJajety tonight
!?, "'7, la"t "t three professional battles. In
the other two bouts Young Tom -Sharkey will
"apun,c,hes wllh Bob .White and Eddie
v'Jfl2y .V"1. "change flstlo courtesies with
Young Marino,
Jimmy Jordan, the Pittsburgh knocker.
iu,(. '". a?,u.t, !. Bet started at the bigger
club, In Philadelphia. He makes his nrst
wind-up appearance at the Cambria Friday
night, opposed by Willie M:Cloakey.
Indian Russell sprang a big surprlso when
he stopped Jimmy Lavender "A plucky
Punch ' was the consensus of opinion of
rlngslders A return match between the
bantama Is in the making.
ltMwrls that Jimmy Wilde was to leave for
Us home In Kngland are unfounded. The
P."'."" ,,.'.r',.on ' hooked for a match with
Patsy Wallace at tho Olympla February 25.
Johnny hlieppord, most recent of English
invaders In this country, will make his.
..!P.f'can debut at Milwaukee February IS
Willie Jackson will be the person of the
second part,
Lew Angelo. a Trenton bantam, Is being
handled by his brother Charley. Another
boxer whose pugilistic destinies are cared
for by his brother Is Louisiana, Jack Blder.
berg being the manager.
W lMwarili, lightweight champion of
A.uV.r.1'"- .wl" b handled by Tom Andrews,
of Milwaukee. In this country, Both bavs
arrived from tho Antipodes. Edwards re
cently knocked out Harlem Eddie Kelly and
Johnny Mooncy, American lightweights.
Ray rJmltli. of Camden, Js In line for soma
big purses, following Ms victory over linn
J.Urt.ln' wSm."!!. h" Mve-wlra manner in
Bcotty Montletb.
MEETING AT PENN
TO HEAR HEISWIAN
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mtgaraiiiicKG
.J.trl; Campbell, of the fanlbus pro
as shown, with wrlsw doing the worn. Notice how close clublicatl
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PRO STANDS
IN 'NEW PUTTING SHOT
Jack Campbell's Golf Style on the Green Differs From
Most Experts in That He Doesn't Crouch
Over Ball for Line
By SANDY
A C K C A M P -RELL.
a thirty
second degree
member ot the
famous "Campbell
Trio" of golf pros
of this country,
comes out with n
revolutionary style
of making the little
zputt stroke, a shot
'so essential to suc
cess in golf. It is Jack Campbell's
favorite shot and holds no terrors for
him.
Most experts advocate a crouch over
the ball, with a short choking grip,
nnd the right leg falling away.
.Tack Campbell turns his back on all
this ndvicc and uses what he calls the
"new style."
The pictures show his style perfectly,
and show that his form differs radically
from that adopted by nearly all others.
"I do not claim that mine -is the
only method of putting," says Camp
bell. "On the contrary, T feel that
Evening Ledger Decisions
of Ring Bouts Last Night
OlWMriA Joo TlpIItz nnd Jack Russo
drew. Paul Sansom drew with Dan O'Dowd,
vvhltey Fitrgerald defeated Danny Pavese,
.Tlmmy Austin stopped Tommy Sullivan, fifth;
Arartln Judge and Charley Hay drew,
JfKWABK Benny Valger outpointed Joey
Fox, Qene Tunney knocked out Al Jtoberts,
eighth! Charley rieecher won from Battling
noddy (both boxers felt out of the ring,
lleddy being rendered unconscious, and the
bout waa stopped); Eddie Kltzstmmons won
from Jimmy DufTv.
UNCA8TKR Tim Droney defeated Dick
Stock. Billy Waltz won from Mickey Dough
erty. Harry Acka beat Mickey Brooka. Lew
Mutzel knocked out Young Qllly. third:
Franklo Leonard stopped Sammy Kautz,
fourth.
TRENTON Pete Hartley outslugMd
Jimmy Brown.
BOSTON Eddie fhc!ln outpointed George
Alger
MOUNT CARMKT, A. C. D. 1-og.in
knocked out Perry Poklembo,
I'lTTHliimolI Johnny Tvman (Thlladel.
phla) and Young Carmen (Charlerol) fought
a ten-roud draw.
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GOLF PRO'S UPRIGHT PUTT
'Jtii""3ili'.'fl!l83i,''yPi!t,'("' lypwn"V,a'',,'"?rr'''r,r''y!'r'ritT
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McKIBLICIv
every player should adapt himself to the
style thnt suits him best."
Personally, Campbell likes the "new
style" best.
"You will notice," explained the pro,
"that I take the grip at the top of the
putter, instead of reaching far down.
This, I find, gives me a better line
I do not crouch over the ball, but
incline tho head. My stroke is a pendu
lum stroke, making the wristb do the
work."
The three illustrations show how sim
ple is the method.
First is shown the bwing back, the
club head cloc to the ground nil the
way, the wrists only bringiug back
the club. Tho head and rest of the
body is immobile.
Then is shown the moment before
the impact, thS clublicatl virtually on
the ground, and the wrists bringing the
clubhead into the ball.
Figure three bhows the follow
through, tt cry position the same as
the swing back except the wrists, which
have turned around a trifle.
"It is n simple method," finished
Campbell, "but takes practice to reach
perfection. "Stand up straight to the
ball, use the pendulum stroke, keeping
tho arms close to the body mid use the
wrists to make the shot. Keep the
clubhead close to the ground, on the
swing back and follow through, without
body movement. It's worth trying."
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IMPORTANT CAGE
CLASHES ARE ON
I All
First Division Teams in
Eastern League Booked
to Play Tonight
BRIDGETON FIVE HERE
This will bo a very busy evening In
cage circles. All of the fiiit division
teams in the Eastern League will be In
action nnd the American League also
has a couple of Interesting games on the
schedule. Of course, the big league con
tests naturally nttract most attention
nnd the locnl clash i between Gcr
mantown and Rridgeport at Auditorium
Hall, Chew street and Chelten avenue.
Those followers of the cage sport
who bnck Germantown will have the
pleasure of witnessing nil the regu
lars in action this evening. The line
up is announced ns Frnneklc and
Powell, Meehnn, Rruggy and 'Holmnn,
'Mnnager Leavy, of Rridgeport, wires
that he will have his strongest com
lunation on hand.
Rridgeport, apparently. Is becoming
more accustomed to the l'astern League
rules, for on Sunday the club did its
most effective work since entering the
lengHC by making 05 points against
De Neri.
The games between Camden nnd
Trenton tonight nnd tomorrow eve
ning will draw big crowds. A bet
of $1000 has been placed on Trenton's
I nDiiiiy io ueieui. iumucii xnis evening
' and the players will all be rewarded it
tnn I'oiu'rs win. ucuuruuic in rcnons
the Potters w
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ENOUGH FOR HEALTH
Laivson ' Robertson, Pcnn
Codch, Recommends
Jaunt To and From Office
for Business Man
By EDWIN J. POLLOCK ..
IT'S easy to keep in fairly good physi
cal condition, but it's enoicr to fall
into the rut ol n siuggisn liver, indi
gestion, colds, flbby and unhealthy
fat. , . I
The nveragc citizen has an idea that
unless it's summer when lie can chase
out to the links, get to function on a
tennis court or swim, exercise is too
much trouble. The A. C. hasn't the
time to spare to dash to gymnasiums
end, furthermore, he doesn't wnnt to
as n rule. Rut there's a happy medium
between no exercise and gymnastic
work in the winter.
Lnwson Robertson, who knows as
much as, if not more than, any other
man in the country on physical con
dition, was discussing the subject of
a business man nrnd his chances for
physicnb efficiency at Franklin Field
the other day. He enmc through with n
timc4y suggestion.
"There's no exercise like walking,"
said the Penn trainer. "I realize that
some business men haven't much time to
spare, that going to a gymnnsium is
out of the question, but jet there's no
reason wliy every man shouldn't be able
to get in some simple form o exercise
like walking.
"I would recommend wnlking to and
from the office, that is if a man's home
is at least two miles from Jus office.
A wnlk of two miles in the morning
and ngaiti in the evening is enough
for any buincs man to keep going
right, providing the walking is done
correctly.
"There is no good obtained from
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Y WALK i
IBs --4E f VS0"V m
LAWSON ROBERTSON
a' slouching walk. To get any bene
fit nt nil one must step nt a speed
of four miles to the hour. That's a
smile in fifteen minutes. That's not
too fast for any one."
Some specialists have recommended
diets for the business man, but the w.
K. Average Citizen wants to cat whaV.
is most tasteful to him. Robertson does .
not believe in limiting the table d'hote,
"If a man takes any kind of care
of himself he should be able to caV
most anything," he said. "By that I '
don't mean thnt an.v" one should load up
on pastry and fried stuff all the time,
but a business man is not called upon
to exert himself physically, and his
digestive organs should have plenty of
timo to net.
"The best diet is good, nlaln. nhn1.
some food thafs not too greasy or
heavy. A man should not overload his
stomach. Even wholesome food is bad
if the quantity is too much."
Robertson pointed out that none, can
afford to neglect evcreisc entirely, and '
especially one who in summer finds"
recreation on the tennis courts, links or
in any other form of sport. ,r
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