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FOOTBALL PICTURE IN THE EAST
WILL BE COMPLETED WITH YALE,
PRINCETON AND CORNELL ON GRID
IJy ROBERT W. MAXWELL
Sport Itdllor Evening t'utille Ledger
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YALE and Prlncoton will entertain on the gridiron
llilw afternoon, tlitm completing the eantirn football
picture. Theae coIIpbcb mid Cornell delayed the grand
Opening one week, dexirlng to devote more time to pre
liminary work, Ynle plnyn an easy game with Cnrnegro
Tech, Cornell will have a picnic with Rochester and
Princeton tackled Swarthmoro. The Tigers arc likely to
Have trouble, but dhotild win.
Swartlnnore Is unusually strong this year, nineteen
letter men bolng on the gquad. However, no game' linve
lje.cn played as yet and tliia always is a big handicap.
Princeton nlso Indulges In it Initial battle, but the players
further advanced. Coach Roper has Keen to that.
It will be interesting to observe the system used by
Boner this fall. The 1'rlnceton coach in one of the "most
efficient in the business, but Is willing to take suggestions
and improve his style of play. Ho admits lie doesn't
know It all and does not stick to his own idean JuBt to
prove they are right.
. Last year In the Yale game I noticed that Princeton
vltsed tho forward pass which had been so successful at
West Virginia and a few plays from the Pittsburgh attack.
They were good for many yards and the ltlue players
found them hard to stop. Roper has the proper system,
but before using nny of the opponents' plays lie first gets
permission from tliti coach.
' ' Therefore Princeton will present a varied attack. The
best ground-gaining plays of last year will be sprung
irom time to time and others will bo added. Roper's
broad-minded policy was responsible for tho success of
the Tigers last year.
Pennsylvania probably wlir have o hard gamo with
Ducknell. The Lcwlsburg athletes have been working
bard for this game and hope to spring a surprise. How
ever, tho news leaked out that the team was much
stronger than usual and Pcnn put in some extra hard
licks this week.
Coach Helxman will not Introduce his new dance steps
In the game If he can avoid it. The "glide," as Hcisman
liken to call it, is Bomcthlng new, and the coach docn not
care to let the opposing scouts look It over.
P POSSIBLE, he will hold it under cover until
October SO, wheti Hugo Iiezdel: and his Penn
' State team appear on Franklin Field,
Lehigh Eleven Plays West Virginia
ONE of the hardest fought battles of the day is likely
to be stnged in Morgantown, W. Va., when Lehigh
plays West Virginia. Tom Kendy's team is confident of
victory and has some new stuff to spring on the Moun
taineers. The players have an Idea that West Virginia
Is overrated tills year and will endeavor to prove it. How
ever, the Southerners are reported to be stronger than
ver. and this points to a tussle.
Gil Dobie will make his debut up at Cornell with a
new football team and n new football system. Doble has
turned things upside down at Ithaca and built up an
eleven according to his own ideas., Many freshmen and
last year's scrubs arc on the varsity squad and the regu
lars have been forced to forget their reputations made In
the past. Cornell has given Doble a free hand and hopes
to get back Into the sun.
Pittsburgh opens with Geneva College nt Heaver Falls,
Pa., but this doesn't mean anything. Pitt has a formi
dable team this year and will bo up in the front runk
ns of j ore.
Hob 1'olwell's Navy eleven stacks up against North
Carolina. This was supposed to be nn easy gamo, but the
Southerners have engaged Mylln Fuller, of Yale, as head
coach, and some real football will bo used.
rPlTPi Vniversity of Maine plays Harvard and it
likelu to suffer for the mistakes of the Crimson in
the Holy Cross game. Harvard icill attempt to nlti
up a bio score to make up for the 3-to-0 victory
last Saturday,
West Gets Going
TN THE West t-oveu of tho "Hlg Ten" teams are schod
1 tiled to get under wny. It Is rather early to say any
thing about the championship possibilities of the con
tenders except that all have held preliminary parleys and
agrei' that they have championship elevens, liiwn nud
Indiana at Uloomlngton nrc the first and only elevens of
the group to battle with a bearing on the Conference title.
With veterans In the line-ups of both tenuis, advanced
football is the order of the day. Indiana Is expected to
have u slight edge because of its experience, but Iowa has
been developed through Intensive practice. Indiana may
be the favorite, but being favorite in a football gamo
never makes any difference with tho opposing side.
Minnesota horns into the picture crippled to n cer
tain extent by faculty rulings which have made four star
players ineligible. They are. down on the program to
mingle with North Dakota nt Minneapolis.
'TUB Oophcrs arc always a slow team to round
into form and are expected to put up good early
football, as inijfama 7ai been driving his men at an
unusually fast pace.
Scrap National Commission
THE nbolltlon of the National Commission, substituting
n civilian tribunal, is the nuggcstlon of four major
league clubs following tho unsavory mess which has been
dished up to the baseball fans through the Investigation
of the crooked 1010 world series.
Recently the National Commission seems to have been
a tltlo only.
The greatest crisis In the history of professional base
ball finds the National Commission without a real head.
It Is not constructed for the handling of the nffalrs of
baseball in a big and broad way. but for tho Interests of a
few big magnates. It has worked in a fog of secrecy and
chicanery.
There ore a few magnates who may bcllcvo that tho
old state of affairs can Inst, but the majority of them
will agree that there must be new men at the head of
baseball, men who have no financial Interest in the game.
(iCCHAP the National Commission," says John
VJfeydlcr. Viry shortly John JToydler will be
regarded as the big prophet of the game.
Copyright, MO, by Public Udocr Co,
IS-
DOUBLE-HEADER IN
HOSPITAL BENEFIT
Stetson and Dobaon Nines Play
at Phillies' FieldOne
Game Between Girls
Ei
The nnnunl benefit game of baebnll
for the Stetson Hospital, Fourth street
'nd Montgomery avenue, will be played
this afternoon on the Phillies' grounds.
A double-header between the repre
Hcntativcs of Stetson and Dobson
-srill be played.
Pirates and Reds Will
Play in Triple-Header
Pittsburgh, Oct. 2. The Pitts
burgh and Cincinnati National
League baseball clubs will play three
games here today. The first game
will begin nt noon, and fans will be
permitted to witness the three games
for one admission price.
SMITH NINE TRAVELS
Plays at Parkeaburg Today; MeetB
New York Ship Tomorrow
A big delegation of fans nop the
northeast- section of the city tecum -panied
the Marshall E. Smith team this
morning to Parkcsburg. Pa., where the
SOCCER CAMPAIGN
UNDER WAY
TODAY
industrial League and Allied
American Association to
Start tho Ball Rolling
AND THEN HE TOOK UP GOLF
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MAJOR LEAGUE STATISTICS
Following records in the two major leagues Include games ployed on Wednes
day, nnmes and figures of llrooklyu and Cleveland clubs, probable opponents in
the 1020 world's scries, being set In bold face :
American League JBa.''ir;c
rinjer Club CI. At). H. II. Jill. 811. TC.
Blilir; St. b 181 017 181 S81 IT 8S I07
JacKion. CW....14U DOS 103 i'18 12 11 .3S4
SSwktr Clcv....I4 8 134 209 8 0 ,8M
JUilh. N. V H'J 9 138 172 84 la .H7
K. Collins, Chi.. 180 BhU 112 310
Ilhlfi. Cltv .... 28 81 11
Evans. Clev . . 84 168 81 88
Jtcobson. Ht. L...181 (1113 U3 20u
nice. Wain H l(l 82 208
Murphy. CM . 88 108 10 80
W.avir Chi . ..181 031 102 3lB
HwU. Clev. . .. 18 88 JO 20
Nimamakcr. CIbV. 83 60 10 17
Tobln. Bt. I.. . .144 884
Ftlach. Chi ii ooi
Htmh. A'a.
Cobb. Del. .
Judge. Vnh...
O'Neill, Clfv,.
llemtryx. llont.
13UKRI1, A" .. .
Mllun, Woih
Wilt. A'
Jiiiulpfioa, Irv.
ITttit. . x
Hmllh. CI
Ine
flsrdnfr, t'lev
Hmlth. St. L
Hooper. Uoit.
Iitnmun.
Wllllarai,
10
.1118 413
.124 460
.110 4H0
140 478
. 1)11 803
123 480
.120 BOO
. A3 218
.101 88U
134 878
.128 447
.180 nso
. OB 880
.1811 83U
iii...m r2u
lit. L.141 820
The fir-Jt game will be
'between the feminine nlnci of these sporting goods team plays the l'oko-
phints, and the second will present the burg Iron Co. team.
regular Independent team-f. j Tht- Iron men's nine Loh won ten
f, r Hie novelty is tile clash of the girls I siraigni games, tne last victim being the
kr--CLC. nnd as nn added attraction. Paul Ca. .Philadelphia National. League team, by I ifiitI,:
tello and .Tuck Kelly, Olympic rowing RCOre a-- mlngtou to Xnrristown this son" on
heroes, will umpire. Th opposlnc , l"rskiiii' Meyer or McKcnfy will doi .'' J, Hobon. who won n do
tlltchers in the hi.- eln.h .ll l, Mlb V1C Pr"lnK W,t" M"K('C " 'h WlV'
tt t, . ,.- , liigenil.
'ItofTmnn for Dnuson. and Unb David On .Sumln the sporting goods team
Jor the hatmnkers. Hoffman has Inst wil be at home, where it will meet
only one game all year nnd he has Wid Conroy's New York ship team.
tjjiii'iirii mi nn urernvr " twice a ween.
The girls who will piny rtre, Dohsnn j
Prances Nolan, shortstop; Agues Mc- .
Laughlin, first bnso ; Ada .Taggers,
pitcher; Nellie McT.nughllu, second i
'base: Oertrude Hlmou, third base;!
xKHzabeth Maluskey, eenter field ; Marv
Uonoinn, iiitchcr; Anna llocheller, loft
field: Pel a Proctor, rliht field. I
ptctsnn (Hrls (lain Fritz, second
The 1020-21 soccer season will bo
ushered in today by the Industrial Snc-
rnnfngir "V1 ''"' A1I1,'1 American
loothall Aksoclatlon. Hoth leagues open
the season with large lists of entries,
niit '!! In,tl""tr nl T;"nRiio. which origin
a 1) carried six clubs, has added four
new teams tr, thn i,o,,i ...i.m.. . '.,
i lied entries uer. n u- i. ".... i
tatetl lIlVlll III? Mumt l..f ..I- .1I..I .1 ' Shntii W'HBh
with a total of sixty-three clubs Mutt ff1 u.
Only three of these divisions will z. rAh
". ,...t0,''.y...0)vlne t the teams not k.'Kl T !
". ti.nilllllS. in,, H ,.f ..n,-!., ,:"-"'.- i
hare-knee game from Wil- I i'owiter.' N. Y.
U..i.h llit . . .
...M I ,....l if V
Veseh. Del . ...181 op
Torree. Wsih... H 30
EllVrbe. Wn.h. .. l7 824
Schans. Host ..122 ?J
tlronry. Clev . 01 181
Hale Dot 73 118
Monoekr. not...l 8.10
llo.lle. N. Y.. ..121 47
Mclnnls. Haul... 148 ?37
Younn. Dot. . . .140 on
Hofmann, N. Y . 18 J4
Lynn. Chi 18 24
Jloth. Wash ,..188 470
Manton. net.. .. aj
Harrla, Wain.. 134 408
J. cililn... Chi.. 13J ,408
llrower. Wh .. 82 101
Myora. no.t..... 28 08
ivN'elll. Waih... 84 2Ul
Otrbor. St. L.. . .181.377.
ripp. N. Y
T - Tin .
Johnrton. Clev... lj; nsB
Auatln. at ... b 2SU
KrlcUnon. Wath M J
Strunlt. Chi .107 3i ,
Be'eSeKl. SI L .120 40
Johnnon, Wn.h .83 08
SS8S: ;v g
niivait " , on .., 1ft .j
l-0Kinp-n.j;- '"SS KS x Tm
IBS 012 100 172 11
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8 21 .807
1 .333
0 0 .332
0 11 .331
8 04 .330
0 2 .8111
1 17 .847
0 1 .343
0 1 .840
PO IPO 4 20 .330
87 1ST 14 S .38(1
7 21 1 0 .Bj3
80 130 3 18 ,S8H
00 ISO 4 10 .327
73 itiO 11 4 .820
01 168 3 3 .821
84 118 0 7 .88
05 187 3 B .328
71 103 10 .322
29 70 1 I .821
OS 118 1 2 .0
SB ISO 4 111 .810
80 141 12 8 .318
2 S .3U
2 7 .810
7 10 .810
II 8 .308
0 18 .108
Ii 11 .300
0 0 .800
0 3 .200
4 7 .208
0 3 .298
1 1 .2117
0 1 .200
3 22 ,200
7 0 .204
2 0 .204
(I 7 .291
0 0 .202
0 0 .292
8 22 .289
1 3 .2S9
0 0 .280
1 18 .287
1 12 .287
1 0 .287
0 0 .280
1 0 .285
2 4 .IVi
4 .281
1 0 .270
2 14 .280
1 3 .27.1
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2
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71 180
42 104
1)1 100
04 103
00 00
01 188
7 0
84 07
no nn
33 48
12 83
92 178
SO 187
03 139
Bl 14
88 10S
3 7
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70 180
33 108
4 20
78 142
03 148
10 20
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I.HWla. N. T
KohalW. Chi..
the
BROWN TOO CLEVER
choniplonsh,,, last season, wl have, iMSf. cicv '
Dis:,1;;;::,,I71Lt,,,t,l this 7ri :
f..nr.?. 'u "ibcrnlnus and the Wol- MeNnily. ,""
.? ......J,,l?r?. ."I. l'ving greatlv ??." ,.".
ti i i'"''l l"'lr linu-uus.
Hnhlfeld Manufacturing (',. m)t.cer
"even which has copped the industrM
also um 'lf;ld, troJ)hy thrc timi-H.
" .bu w!" n"J lots of opposition tl,I
i.riln,l,, DyHtfa. A s
Rrcatl Hush, Mot
Uharntv
14S 170
123 431
12(1 410
.1113 183
30 1011
38 70
118 380
87 300
. 23 27
,14S 403
187 401
.127 407
. 47 123
. 31 an
too out
08 3111
130 .vu
41 I1KI
,base ; Kdna P.ver, center field : Marion ! "un.R 'nwrence, of Camden, in the
Lawrence In Third Bout of Week, year with the four n'.' " 7"?- "'. !
i I,.,.,...,, ".u iu me
Pri'ston Itrown, the
weight, was entirclv
Wtinh 127 413
soccer M."- - . J? Ho
Joni-i. Det.. . 78 .34
K. Wallcer. A's. 24 91
Jourdnn. CW "
Orlffln. A'a.. .1-8 4U7
im,i. Waah . . 17 23
Hannah N. Y
negro light
too clever for I tho li
i
x
.
McCorkle. third base; Cnrallle Teal,
pitcher: Tillie Deitelbnnin. first base;
itouisc l'ille, shortstop; fatlieriiie Ilur
tog, left Held ; Margaret Ten die.
catcher; Marj Cnshliiunomo. right
field.
FARRELL HEADS BOWLERS
it Elected President of the Curtis
League Series Starts Friday
Tonunv Parrell. of the Ledger, wos
chosen lirehideiit of the Curtis linwiiug
Icngue at nn enthii-iastii meeting lost
evening. .Tolm Wellcr, representing en
graving, nils eleeted In the offiee of see-
retnr.v nnd tri'itsiner Tie league de
cided that e.'irli of the eight tennis would
flay three rounds, or n schedule of
went -one nights The Terminal alleys
' have been selerteil for the matches.
Several of the weaker team in lnt
year's race have been considerabl
strengthened and close hemes nrc ex-
. pected. The seiiNon opens nejt Friday
'. .night. The departments represented nie
Kngrnvlng, Illis-king, Color, Journal.
Evening Ledger. Composition, Country
Gentleman nnd Post.
' YANKEES PLAY UPLAND
i
. Ruth, the Home Run King, to Be
In Line-Up
Art Bummers and the New York
TtinUec will bo the attraction out at
Upland this afternoon, where they nre
scheduled to play Frank linker's team.
Bummers will have the full Yunkee,
lin6-ttn Intact, Including tho famous
iome'run king. "Ilabe" Huth.
Upland nnd tho vicinity are all keyed
i on lor this great battle, und from all
Indications tho largest crowd that hau
' ver vllted Miller's Pall Purk will be
on band this nfternoon Jo help make it
, K big success. Tomorrow Hummers takes
, tho team to Newark for a morning game,
thn jumps to New York for a matl-
- neoe.
' Art still lias o few open dates and
would like to hear from first-rlan.1 teams
desiring this attraction. Address Art
Hummers, 6813 Willows avenue, Ucll
phone.
Yale Ro-enaao Nlckall
. ru lfswatn. fAnn.. Oct. 9.nThi Yal
i Athletic Aocltlon nnnounc the return.
j Our MlcWilln to toko cUr, of rnwlnr
wmlnil ll itMon. II will arrive next
w;?.
thu !' I 'ii 1 1 '" ,mve cotrol over
htllr tlniit nf the fpnopfiiiiL- tt tin Inflnnr I
'season at the Cambria last night. It' SPEEDERS AT NARRPBTU
1 n.s Lawrence's third bout of the week, i L". Hl ''HriDfcH I H
Hrou weighed l.'ll pounds and Law- I a,,,. . ,, .
nine m, Aut0 a"d Motorcycle Races On To-
.I'lhuii Morgnn. Ill), nduiinistered a ay at Belmont Track
1 boxing lesson to Frcdih Turner. 111.'!. Some of the fastest ruclnc en i
1 Moignn showed n lot of class deiiliiig the most daring drivers in the cm., H?v
,.r .1 u. ntiiii. 1,,,.1,,-f t.. i,iu ,i,,i,i , u-in i... t i. .',""". .'" ''" countiy
Molihy lAims and T,,.,- Dunle's boxed the antonioi "a TlnoZey X"XZ oc
Hurry kid hrne in the first round.
79 230
III 184
A3 133
38 77
7 23
B3 102
48 111
0 17
41 183
80 70
22 38
70 132 17
4
02 127
89 113
S3 122
14 41
3 28
7 20
40 100
83 80
9 7
40 127
R4 120
J 127 11
10 82
3 10
43 02
4. SO
77 133
14 20
30 101
10 27
7 20
34 112
0 22
18 33
40 112
2 II
23 02
12 44
0 .278
1 .271
8 .271
0 .270
3 209
1 .208
2 .207
7 .207
H .207
2 .207
1 11 .207
4 10 .207
2 12 .203
ll 1 .203
0 0 .204
O 0 .203
0 II .8fi
II 3 .230
I) 0 .239
8 8 .288
1 II .2.11
National League Batting
rinyer
ltornabv.
Club a. AD.
Ht. I. ..nil 371
N:holon. Pitta. 98 286
Yount-, N, Y...18I 470
llouah, Clnr. 147 S09
Kayra, llnnt 84 238
Cravath, I'hll, . . 48 80
Hmlth, St. L..... 91 813
William .mil... 148 070
Whrnt, T)kln....l44 008
Htock. St. L. 181 023
Hollocher. Chi. .. SO 803
Miuel( Thll,.. .137 510
Konrtehy, Ilkln.,127 480
Bee, Clnn 47 81
Kournler. St. L. 140 82n
Mjrra. Ilkln 1S1 801
Daubert, Clnn. . .140 841
(irlmra, Ukln.... 42 109
lloberteon. Chi.. .182 402
Jlancroft, N Y..14H 000 101 1K2
1'iack. rhl 183 821 S4 180
Duncan. Clnn.. ..ISO 801 7a 100
Uroh, Clnn . ...143 642 84 103
Hmlth. N. Y 00 239 HI 70
Sullivan, llnnt .. 78 2311 83 70
Johnaton, Ilkln. .181 02O 83 181
Carey, Tltt 127 478 71138
Hoiks, lloat 142 64A 60 169
Hcathcote, St. U180 471 63 187
Merkle. Chi .... 80 820 33 03
I'uulettv. I'hll... 140 640 88 139
Lamar, Ilkln, . 20 88 8 11
hirns-el, I'hll.... 120 432 52 124
Miller, Ilkln. . . 88 297 10 8,1
I.avan, at. I-.,. .1.19 801 48 148
Kmncnr, Ilkln... 52 141 20 41
Houihworth.I'ltta.141 843 01 1.11
lllKbee, ntta....lS4 837 77 132
Daly, Chi 43 89 12 28
Mcllenry, St. L...134 40 03 188
l"akert, 'JM ..130 472 84 183
Doyle, N. Y.. .184 404 48 191
Terry Chi .. ..J80 4S1 88 138
Schmidt. Pitta. w 98 300 21 80
l.U'jue. Clnn. ... 87 04 0 1H
O.NVllI, lloit. ..102 289 17 81
140 340 33 131
10, 480 60 120
n. naiit.sw.pc.
1)0 211 0 11 .870
8 84 3 7 .387
02 202 0 20 .881
82 104 4 83 .241
27 78 1 2 .334
1 13 1 o .883
88 104 1 14 .832
80 1K7 16 12 .826
83 184 7 0 .324
84 198 (I IS .818
63 90 0 19 .818
74 100 18 IS ,810
88 180 4 8 .800
20 0 II .809
77 102 3 27 .800
80 173 1 0 .303
93 100 4 11 .806
0 33 0 2 .80S
7 148 10 10 ,891
O 8 .800
4 12 .290
3 10 ,200
0 IB .293
1 6 .293
1 fl .298
1 0 .292
1 32 .291
3 3 .291
8 M .291
1 .291
9 .200
0 .2311
B .287
0 .283
.1.11 42ft 118 174
S4 233
.137 408
03 3M
HI 813
8i; 182
Fletchar. I'hll
iriecn. N. Y.
Iturna. N r. .
Jnvrln, St. I.
Kllduff, rkln..
rick. host. . .
J'lfmona, fit. I.
Jtartmr,. I'ltta
WrlirhtlnnA.Whll 7(1 inn
XIann, Hon . .113 123
Crulnu. llot. . . . M 280
Schulti St. L . 98 310
Klnii. N. Y . . . 90 268
Kelly. N. Y .. .161 377
Hath. Clin . . 128 498
Wlrio, Clnn . 101 333
Iockfl. Iloat. . 130 870
Nghf N. Y. . 40 98
Darbor Phi. 98 8!9
Maranvllle. Dott.134 491
(inriitii. num.... 480 310
Allen, f'lnn , . 42 84
Whltted. Pitta. 133 400
O'l'orrell. fhl. . in J67
Ilraiiler, Clnn.. 19 23
Leluiurveau, I'hll hi 2f,s
Nfla, Ilkln. .. 03 240
lllunn lll.ln fan nu
2 'KVrl ' I'Uhoeter, Ht. L 78 213
rvcnle, Clnn.. 148 Mi
Cutshaw, I'll . 12S 479
Ilnrldvn. Clnn.. 17 91
Carlson. Pitta 38 82
J. .Miner, i'nu, ua ;i2u
80 70
oo i;d
80 108
17 02
10 60
23 83
4 118
39 71)
OS 84
82 70
08 1611 10
BR 132 2
SO 94
08 131
ll 20
27 S1
4H 129
3D 84
10 22
82 128
29 07
3 0
29 07
87 04
71 101
2(1 68
83 131
37 123
7
7 .230
1 0 -SfyiBnider. NY. .87 201
n. ? 'm5S i fielimamlt. Ilkln. 20 Oil
1 i jas I Sinltli. Ilkln 3? 19
l2 f.r, niXHv, Phil..
" !"?.
0
41 101
7, ?. U'leltrr, Ilkln. . 20 7.1
r -r.?d KLuilu. St 1 42 0".
S 'siS KHIott. Hkln.. . 49 110
J ;2 i Hrhupn, St I.. 3S S2
n ?,1i5,lord1 Host
;;;",, i' in is ia 44
wtinWtV. Clev,149 640 78 129
Tit tit v A'a.
WliM: St L ... 37 04 2.'
Soccer Games Scheduled
in League Play Today
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78 230
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41 97
40 81
40 100
35 32
20 48
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28 47
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80 72
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3 .242
0 .242
3 .240
4 .210
0 .240
3 .289
1 .239
8 .280
0 .233
0 .234
0 .231
1 ,2J9
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4 .228
0 .228
0 228
0 .227
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0 0 212
II .208
2 .207
0 .107
(I .101
0 .183
0 .181
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0 .100
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I.ee. Pitta.
Krpf, Clnn. 124 43U
Tonov. N. Y. .. 41
.iiucneii, HKin..
S3 340
Mil 21 I
33 70
93
04 101
28 111
70 109
OR 332
103 8H2
120 414
43 112
33 78
01 179
, lliere ,i j. ,.,.vcn e manning'
a ten -mile international n,.r,,w.M .? '
I.IUU n 1 . . ",,"u"'
I ',"""' uviwicii urivurs
1 juuerica
Krance,
rciireMoiirlni'
iiuiy. i;ngiand
Am. League Club Batting
st
UYa7.ll and Irelnm! PnrVX..' ',' ,f"'L ' '.
i.m'I'',11" w1" wPresont Itnlv
and Hill Strlckler. who will represent
America, are the favorites in this rnee
Another feature event will he n mc-
inlle niitomohllo race for women drivers
MrH. Wlllmm TI,.b 111.11..., ...
i in x t- UW. "' iiuuueipnin;
r. , .ulss .11. lverner. nt Nvmimwo n..,i mi...,
r-tlilrd nnd Hpruee direct. " Marguerite Stlllson. of Mt Hnllv imii.
rett Manufartiirtn. at Hmlth A Kur-1 been entereil tk, ..V,V "" "au
Uliltehiill Common. Frankfort. net 11 eun reil In this event.
..c imiiuriycic riuurs win Include
Harry Klehes. Morrison. I'nrrell, Dc
Hlinone, und .Tnrdenine, the Italian, nnd
n naif scorn others.
The nrngrnni will include a motor
cycle sldeear race, a rive-mile motor
cyclo free-for-all, ten-mile motorcycle
free-for-all; iiutomobllo time trials, one
mile, five-mile iintiimnlilln fllnMu "11".
n.... ... 11. ,".",, " ,-...-".. ,. ,
Hmlth, 11 and Tioiu , "- '""' "inuuup; ten-mile rree-for-
uui live-nine sweaptiaKC nuu tne special
race for women drivers and the inter
national event.
I.MUHTIIIAI, I.KAOIE MdlKnri.R
lliu-ilulrk 5, .Miibi-, ut llohlfeld, llroad
Ktreet und Alleclieny utenue.
1'lrlxher urn, ut I). l.uoUjn Suns. Cnlir
una .Mill tureeia.
J. II. hteteon, at N, Hnellenburf &
1 nirty-ini
llarrrtt
utinh
('(ILI.KGK O.UIK8
Vnlrerolty of I'ennmltunlu, ut .Moorea
toun Crlrket. Moorestown, N. J,
AI.LIKI) LlUdUi;
Flri.t Dlililon
HlbernlanK, ut J, Si J, Doli.on, Tlilrty-Oftli
nnd (lueen lane.
1. 1. ' t, v ... tr, 1 ...,-. .
iiriiui, . ... hi iioanrnniiiK, riiiirtu
sireet nnu meeter OTenue,
ralrlilll, at M. r.
ittreptN.
IVunderera, ut IVolfenden Kliore, Cardlnv
ton. Heeond Dlfltlon
Niitliltjr. ut Ateenalon. D and Ontario
ktreet".
Nurth Amrrlran I.ace, at Knlrhlll. Hecond
and llrlntol etrrrtii.
Woirruden V. ('.. ut ht. Curt ha Be. Mitr
peeend stri-et "nd t'ndur evrnoe.
Dlmton, nt Kennlnfton Conrrtsatlonal, II
und Cleartleld xtreet.
reneoyd, ut Kditemour, Ktlaemoor. Del.
Cllmi-r A. A ut Kaywood, Tblrty-llmt and
Dlckliuon Htrerta.
CW eland
1 Ht loula.
Chlcaito. .
1 Waahtnuton
I Nnw York ...
Illnaton.,-
Detroit.
Athletic. .
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Cl. AH. H. H. Hit Sll.P C
160 8033 827 1827 8.1 14 .80.!
131 6331 780 1008 40 110 .800
161 8J18 771 1631 30 114 .291
149 80.13 001 1470 8.1 149 .293
134 3209 838 1149 113 04 .278
1B4 8193 034 11S.1 22 93 ,2110
131 8071 012 1.113 28 72 .263
182 8131 639 12911 42 40 .201
American League Pitching
IV
Went l'hlUwlelphla DMilon
riftx-
Welcome l C.. at llelmur A. A,
elehth atreM and llaicrford utenue.
Albion, ut Nnrriitan Y. M. ('. A., Fifty
elxtii und Chrlktliin etreet.
Vlctrli C. ('., at Mulfard. (Jlenolden, l'a.
NATIONAL T.K.0I'K OAMFJI
Halurdar At llethlehem, !,, IleUilehcm ' M
eel r, 7. v. rcJer.ll Hliln F. C. Iteferce, "K'
njainln (iroie. I'lilladrlphlu. l'a. I (.amp
Hunday At lluniitie, N. J., Ilalirork 4 1 Mi'Hh
'ii.n ii v. wu. I'M A. A., nf Hi,pi.nn I Haxa
S, 4, Ileferee. Dm Id jlrll. Jer.er City, 1 Stalare
N, , At New York Oval, New York. New I Jmt .
York P. '. vs. Ilohlne Drrdoi k F. O.. of I Cludroy
SMITH BEGINS SOCCER
Opens Season With Falrhlll at Home
This Afternoon
The Marshall H, Hmlth noccer team
opens the home sca.ou on its field at
It and Ontario HtrceU this afternoon
ugulnst thu Falrhlll team, which Iiqh
iliat Kecmeil n niece In thn trur .1I..I-
',-.. m .. :..! . M ... '"I.' .V.-- Tlnal
sioii 01 me Alliou lienguo, taking tlio I'iJKnaon. 1Vah
11 nun nr ?,r , .an linn mtiftu ,.mn.T:.. r
; , ', ""' .'"", -"' """ 1'Ilie,
signed new piaycrs. xuc nno-up :
Pitcher. Club
Mall, Clnv..
!&-. cUVland. 30
Mava N. Y....
Clcotte, Chi
Myera. llpal.
Kerr. Chi..
Hhocker. St. !
ronkwrlaht, D
Paber. Chi
Cid ell. Clev
colllna N. Y..
Cvcclile. tier
Oulnn, N, Y . , .
Wllllama, Chi.
RhiwItlY. N.
Thormahlen.N Y
Morton, Clev
Davl Bt U
Bchacht, VV h
Acoata. waan.
Pennock. poit. .
Unmmel, A. a. . .
Iluah Heel',
llaynt. Ht !
SScTa'ryN'Waih.
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Tluisen. !"-.
Ilrooklyn. N. V. Iteferce, William II. Wil
llama, New voru city.
KMIIIIITION OABIK
"nnday Wolfendcn-Hhlre, at Dlntaa,
Htate road aud Uurub street.
Kaetwnoii
Ilae
Iinamore
i;iaeman
K Hmlth
1 coal
bell rlnlit fullback
no It-ft fullback .
1 r Urht halfbnck
center halfback
. left halfback .
otitdd rlKht .
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fr Falrbtll, Depart,
Ouh.tltuu For M. B. Hmlth,
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Iluchter
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Ttanilnra, Phil..
Deal, Chi. .. 1.
Alexnndr Chi
F.llor Clnn
Shottun. Ht. L.
Chrlatenhury.lloat. Ill 02
May. Ht. I,. ... HI 22
Wheat. I'hll .. 70 221
Cndurc. Ilkln. 31 90
11, .Miller, I'nu. , iu ;mu
Trnuesiirr. Phil Ot 172
Wlthrow Phil . 48 121
Knrmann. Phi . 10 '12
Meadows, Phli . 39 S2
Mmtmiix. Ilkltn.. 40 60
lliirmiiiril. Hktvn. 28 80
MrCube. Ilkln... 42 08
Ward, llkiin. . 17 71
Huhboll Phil . 37 63
Smith. Phil 40 01
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4 31 .179
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I 2 .217
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0 .273
1 .274
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8 .272
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0 .271
4 .271
4 .171
0 .270
0 .207
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0 2 .208
0 8 V04
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Ilrooklyn.
Cincinnati
New York.
OlilouKn
Philadelphia
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a aii. 11 11 mi nil pc.
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161 6288 041 1400 21 09 .278
160 6030 010 1888 IN 111 270
181 8208 072 1190 46 12,1 2118
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1B1 BIOS 313 1318 14 178 267
HAVERFORD
SCHOOL
BEATS SOUTHERN
Main Liners Score Big Victory.
Radnor and Hillers
Win
Scholastic Football
Schedule for Today
Allentown Hlsh nt Nonrltown nlh.
Williamson Hfbool nt Illli rJfhoM.
M'eat Cheater llhth nt Catholic Illsh,
lUWlXTM OF YESTETIDAY'H OAMES
llaverford School. S9i Houth rhlln-
Penn' Charier, 21t Iniidone Itlarh. 0.
Chestnut Hill Academy, ISt German
ton n Utah, 0. .
HlUlnor 11111, 1UI VO inuuueiuum, v.
Hwniihmore lllth, 26 l!plcoplll
Arildemy. 0.
.;;.-" -i.
uiuity tarn
Hlfh. Oi Ht. I.uke'a
Darby Hlh. 7 Narberth HUh, 0.
jt ADinirxon man. iu.
School, 3.
Etnvtmr .uprinn. ill viiiiiikiui, iiikii.
Meet Cut hoi Ic HUh, I81 (lermanionn
Acudemr, 0.
Iladdonneld Hlfh. 7 Moorentown
Prlenda, 0.
Wnodhury HUh, lDi Palmyru HUh, 0.
Colllneswood lllih, 71 (llouceater
Hlsh, 0.
National League Pitching
4
8
1
T
2
4
1
4
1
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2
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Pitcher Club
Ilreieler, Clnn.
Nacler Clnn, ,
MltcJiell, llklyn.
Orlmra, 111.1m.
Kntmann, I'hll
I.yona, Ht. D .
Klrcher. Bt L.
Toney. N. Y. .
Alexander. Chi
WefTer. llklyn..
Nehf N. Y
trooper, I'ltta,
Doak, 81 U.
Dourla. M. Y.
North. 8t Ii
I.uuue, Clnn
Maraunrd,
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Jimrqiuini, nnu
Mumaux, llklyn
Itoutner, cinn .
Adama, Pitta
Ilamea. N. Y
1 Vauthn, Chi
Wutaon lion.
Hmlth, Ilkln.
t'liuore, iiKuii.
Bchupn 81,, I...
oeaeheer, llnt.
Meadow. Phil..
Cller. Clnn.. .
Itln-, Clnn
Carlaon, Pitt.
Tyler. CM ;
Sherdel. Bt I.. .
Hallce. N. Y....
Townaend, lloat
Fleher. Clnn.
Hamilton, l'ltt.
liendrlx. CM..
Hubbell, Phil..
Ilalne. Ht. I .
Hmlth. Thll.
Ponder. Pitts. ,
MrOulllan, I"t
Kllllnglin Iljit..
tlenton, N. Y
Itlxey, Phil ..
Kcntt. lloat....
Cauaey. Phil....
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1
If the showing made by tho local
high school teams In the football games
played yesterday is a true Indication of
their strength, the Central High should
not experience much difficulty with
South Phtlndelnhla. AVcst Philadelphia
or Gerinantown so far as tha Gimbol
Cup games are concerned.
South PlilUlea hit the toboggan nt
tho hands of Hnverford. Haverford
Hrhool didn't get stnrted until the
second quarter. In tho meantime Gold
blatt Hcored a touchdown on a long pass
nud tilings looked rather blue until
Haverford started to hit the Southorn
Hue for gain after gain. Sam Iluhn
scored two touchdowns nnd K. Smith,
tho halfback, also got two. while Hen
deer and (Slldursleevo each made one.
Southern cracked after that first period
und It was all Haverford School, the
Main Liners winning .'1(1 to (1.
Poor (Jormantown High! Up at
Chestnut Hill the football nenBon was
an unknown event until the initial
gome with Germuntown and the Hillers
made it 13 to 0 just to show that they
had a good team. Captain Snuers, Wil
liams aud Carrlgan excelled. Kauf
man, thu flcrinnutowu fullback, show
ed real grit. lie went in with an in
jured leg and could not tttuud the paco,
Church .replacing him,
Radnor Uhown Up Strong
Tho West 1'hilllcn journeyed to Had
nor High's Mold expecting a hard bat
tle und they got it. ltatlnor won 10
to 0. The West Phillies did as South,
eru and Gcrmautown, bowing to the
suburbanites. Whetstone and Ferry
were the star performers. Thu Itaduor
team had it fulrly easy as West Phillies
tried moss plays and simply couldn't
gain.
In the fourth quarter, however, the
West Phillies opened up and with n
series of furwurd passes and line runs
made repeated gains. The rally wni
vuo miv. 4. ne jiaiiuoriics natl tlio game
on ice. Had West Phillies tried out
their KOOd nlOVS earlier Ulld nnnneil nn
the game they might have given Itadnor
u ri'iu jun.
Hwiirthmoro High cave Knlsennni n
aovoro setback. The Swartlnnore plavers
won 2(i to 0. Tho big score wu's a
surprise, aim so was tlio work of Knis
conal. Swarthmore's stum vr fn.,
uing, uttoy, jiowels and Stockton. The
GnrnotM interferon was splendid. Sev
eral fumble proved costly to tho
unumiiiiun ana uoaen Unurlio Mc
Carty h proteges senwed to be slow in
getting bturti'd.
McCarty will not give them much
time to think of cold weather when
hu nets them in hand m-nln , m...i..
Tho 20 to 0 score, did not appeal to
iuu L'uutu, iiiiijum or (ouowers.
Swartlnnore High proved much
stronger than w? supposed, and the
suburbanites will now get readv for
that West Philadelphia High School
gamo and the fur will lly Xn these
two teams meet.
West Catllolk High Wins
West Catholic High won from Ger
man own Academy, 18 to 0. Jim CW
nlnghnm was the star for tho victors
IIo scored two touchdowns throuRh'
tackle, mudu a field goal from ti n "5n
Larrda6tya.na &&&
Penn Charter's slmwin. i.. n. T
downo High game was 1 lllni t n'
: i S'i.ii ouuV W8H. n tar. 111,1.
BABE RUTH'S RECORD
GREATEST
Remarkqble Attack of the
A merican League in
1920 Baseball's Lax
Management Heisman
Successful Coach
Oy OUANTLAND IWCE
WHERE pitching and base running
records through tlio year were In no
way abnormal or unusual, the record on
attack" In tho American League passed
nil boundaries of belief.
The moit remarkftblo' of all achieve
ments was Ruth's home run collection,
the most valuable ever piit together in
the sport nlmost doubling his record
of last year.
It is no flattery .or bunk to suggest
that Kuth'H homo run record was easily
the greatest individual font that base
ball has ever knpwn the most amazing
that any sport hns ever known.
Two other abuormnlitlrH along record-breaking
lines were the number of
runs scored by Ruth and the number ot
basehltft made by Slsler. Iloth broke
Ty Gobb'n 1011 record, which seemed
established for a generation.
How Much Longer
CLUB owners iu tlio two major
leagues have waited a year now to
name n chairman ot the National Com
mission. If they had named the 'right man 8
year ago the present scandal would have
been cleaned tip last winter or there
might have been no scandal, with
crooked gamblers and crooked ball
players unwilling to risk a quick and
thorough investigation.
Rut the crooks wcro keen enough to
sco that baseball had no government
worth the name.
How men with millions Invested could
bo so lax and careless In the protection
of their property is beyond all under
standing. As the bulk of the scandal camo up in
the American League, Ran Johnson's
inefficiency hns proven that he Is utterly
incapable of protecting the interests of
the gamo.
A natlonnl commission chnlrman in
not only needed nt once, but the man
selected should ba ona whose nbflity
and integrity arc beyond question.
The Passing Game
WB CONTENDED some years ago
that tho forward passing gamo was
only in Its crudest stage, and that its
development carried unlimited possibili
ties. Some portion of its worth was
proved last year.
But the big advance Is merely stort
ing. Tho true worth of this play will
never bo reached until the average
candidate can pass nnd receive a foot
ball with almost the same facility that
a baseball is handled. And this, through
j!
ii
Plain Rennio
and 8taUll worked tho foru'ne.i ' "av
to perfection. Tho entire P, ,n 'r,1""8
ter'teaui played a fine 1 ( "l":
just wnat centra u gh said uh ..VYi "u
after that opening gomethn "A ""'"'
"a good, hard team to plav U wa"
Ridley Park's to,,fiL , 4
Luke's after the Wavl r- -1 Rt'
lead of 3 to 0. dun to T?u.berl, b .ha'1 fl
from the field. Toiiclido n J ik Nc B0'
wagon and Powell gave r 0u-i'1','"."-a
win over Abington, Vtn in " "r,n"
donfleld High won tl. J0, n''
Moorestown Vrlends' H ,, W' n frr),n
Woodbury High Rehool beat h,V "?"
rivals from Palmyra Hlih in b,Ar "i
Colllngswond High bnr'l .' ill , "nd
ter High live to tell thB, t ' I'0"""
to.O diftnt. " ,0e '"'o of a TI-
FEAT EFEto
t .
Lamp the J920 Rulers
of Big League BascbaU
notsmari (A. L.)-J-Sller. si
Louis, .405. ' 1'
Ratsmnri (N. L.JHornsby. ,i
Louis, .005. ' ' Ml
Homc-ntiii iKIrig "Rabe" nnik
Now Yorlt, 54. m
ntclicr (A. , L. Ragby, ciet.
nrlt won HO. ln.4 14 "" V1"'V
land won SO, lost 11.
Pitcher (N. 'L.) AlcXBn.lee n., ,
cagoi won 27, lost 14. ' '"
Base 'Runner . (A. L.)m
Washington, 58 steals. "
Base Runner (N L.)-.rar
Pittsburgh, 51 storili. U
Run Malter'fA. 1..) Ruth, v.4a
Run Malter (N. L.)--Btirns, .
York, 114. ' MW
training nnd practice, can be accon.
Heisman and Penn i
WH HAVE folowcd Heisman's foot."
boll coaching nt fairly closa r.,
off and on for twenty years. ,"
He turned out great teams at L
burn around 1808. He prodttcei a.tvfo
nor at Clcmson a year or two l,i.'
His, Tech teams Hkvb nearly all btn
strong. j
For more than twenty years h hi
consistently developed fast, powtrf!
elevens, with nn Interesting style rf
play.
He isn't likely to .fall down at TV. I
It Is hardly to be figured -that henj J
tiuvtriuy u i:uuuiiiiuii iuu IirSC yeflr tfllB
a batch of new material, but his mi."
chlno will never bo' looked upon by vari
ous opponents ns any soft way of iptmi.
ing nn afternoon., ,.
TIERY" likely wo are nil wroog,( J
we sun nave a ricxety nunca thit
Wlllard can give Dcmpsey a better
argument than any other heavywelill
In the game. IIo Is the only one itb
Is big enough nnd strong enotifV'lj
have a chance. It might be anotW
jokn fight, and then, again, it mlrii
easily bring out a tidy surprint it tit I
Kausan napppnea to get away to t
bit of luck. A
Wo naked Ray and Vardon what lifiij
Impressions or Ancrica were on jd
trip. 'iney cnirpca in choroi:'
"Hustling irom a train to golf roup
and from n golf course to a train.''
"We've only seen two shows," fhtn
added, "and haven't had time to loot
at oniy mrco newspapers.-
TT'S n queer world. They ram a lot I
of nuts" into insane asylums, nnd jet
let fans who bet on ball games ltk
gamblers go free.
Cotnriaht, lUt, all rlahts reicmil
WILSON PASSING UP CHANCE
TO TAKE ON O'DOWD AGAM
Tex Richard Has Been Angling for Fifteen-Round MiddleA
weight Bout to Decision Mika Is 'Boxing W,ell
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By LOUIS H. JAFFE
MIKE O'DOWD is to be re-
crowned middleweight chnmnlon of
the world he will have Tex RIckaril to
thank for tho lattcr's diligent endeavor
to mnke the match. On the other hand,
if- the St. Paul Irishman doesn't get
the chauco to topple Johnny Wilson
from his dizzy plnuaclo it will bo en
tirely the fault of the present title
holder. Wilson's apparent stand of
being "too proud to fight" linn been
proving a hitch in Rlcknrd's plan of
matching O'Dowd nnd Wilson fifteen
rounds to a judges' decision in New
York.
Even before O'Dowd succeeded In
defeating Ted (Kid) Lewis, Wilson had
turned down offers by RJckard to meet
Mike. The Harp's victory over Lewis
did him little good, insofar as u mutch
with Wilson is concerned. If anything,
it made O'Dowd'H chances of meeting
Wilson nguiu uven Hlimmi'r.
O'Dowd proved conclusively he was
boxing in brilliant form when he
scored that twelve-round victory over
Lewis ; nnd. it might bo stated, that
Mike's exhibition against the clever
Uritton showed' the St. Paul Battler
wus boxing even in better form than
when hu sported the middleweight
crown. The Englishman Is, a clever
two-fisted boxer, a hard man for any
ot the top-notclicrs to beat, und
O'DowcI'h sensational win may bo
taken us a fact that be is improving
his work iu tho ring rather than going
back.
John Hnnnlnl hna Karry Kllburn. TomaI
Wlleon, Kid Patt and VIMo. Taiker tits'
a-opil eha-w for matcheijn their rtiMrtln I
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.."""JT, Hmlth. aouthpaw. Tiaa returnea.li
J.h" ?.!'''. ' j?'nin Hlndln.' who abo"
handling Jam Ttittitn iiArinv xinu win'i I
1 Curry and Little Bear. Hlndln hi
vciopcu a, lot of boxers In thla city
Jimmy Coatcr la arnomlnir Bobby Alien for
Jl'l.-Pound competition. Alien I an ariiM
iiiiio umiitr ana coster hoDe to trior
Scraps About Scrappers
Hlnce Ida luat npiinnrance In n Philadel
phia rlnR Ueno Deimont has participated In
tho blKReet battlo ever etaited the World
War. He wan on of 110! Hiim'a thnueunila
of khakl-clad champion who helped de
throne the Kalner. Tonight dene iroe on
In tho atar number at the National Club
Hirnlnat Ilnrry (Kid) tlrown, who will have
Lew Tcndler In hli corner an ono of hla
ndvlaora,
Tlio llrown-Drlmont mutch la acheduled
for elsht round and four alx.roundrra to
precede It am Young Hharkey va, Willie
llyun, Marty Knne va Martin Judge, Jimmy
1'ryer va. Jucic Smith und Hurry (Kid) titew
nrt va. Hobby Wallaie
l'ele TiTell hna Martin Judge primed for
a great bout alnco hla recovory from an In
lured band, and he bellevea that Marty Kane
la In for a iclentlno lacing, John Blake,
who IdolUoa Kano, thlnka otherwise.
Ilughry HuUhlnaon will ehow In hla first
bout under the guidance of Yankee Hohwarta
when he meetB Jlobby Joaepha In the eight
round aemlltnul to the Uoo Stowart-Ynung
Chancy eight-rounder ut the Qlympla Mon
day night Three alx-ronnd bouta on tha
frournir. are Frankle lllce va. (leorgle
irewn Tommy Cleary va. Jimmy Mcndo and
Al Miller v. Andy McDonald.
Joe Oervlno hL, added Oua Franchlnl to
hie atable. Franchlnl proved hlmntlf a real
gumc guy in a bout with I'ranklo nice
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.MIINDAY 3 1. M.
l'hillie'H l'nrk,
llroad nnd Huntingdon
Hilldale
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American League
All-Stars
.V,V;(.e?J,u.aan':,lTver.'h.,,l6i
Perry. Uolllo Naylor, '
Oct. R : ll Caaey Htangle'a Rtara
Oct. 7 4 8 llabe Huth and ci" Maya
Oct, D rurkeeburg. DobaoR j lillldale
FOOTIIA1.I, T(II)AY
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University of PennsylvanlA
va.
Bucluicll University
nratrtrd sent, fl.jlO ilnil 11.00, Admllelon.
SHIBE PARK
Double llrudir Today, li30 1',
Athletics vs. Waihlngton'
Reimed Heat at UlnbaU and BoBldlnia'
laat week. Cervlno aleo has Hilly Lilt'io4
oiu jnon unocr jiia wing. , ,
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rrtuik de Wald. , a- Wet rhUwlelih'i I
fvuiinnmn. ia preparing: to Break inio nt
local tlatlo spotclare. ba Wnld le amlt
to step Into any of tha ring n n referee.
,..If!,,r Tpndler ha been miiched to mm S I
tolling ten roundn, -no declalon, at Mill
kec on tho night of October an. Phlla Qlut I
man agreea to tno match today.
Johnny McLaughlin, of Smoky Hollow U
recuiieratlng. following the low pi.nih in!
fered In hla boul with K. O. Loughlln. Owrn
Itoaner ay that McLaughlin can win froa,
Loughiln any jlmo nnother match Ir
U,,I,,CU,
Anawcra to quelle 1. The three Drlttti
Leonard bouta to date were nn.ilerlilcn if J
fiire. 2. Hoth of the Dundn-Tendler bonUl
wera to no 'declilona, 8. The Joo .Nfiioo-1
iwuuy iiurmnn maicn waa to no decision
Steve Marcoe haa Stanley !Ilnekl In iMm
:?r R..mat0' ,l,l Johnhy Mealy or act oil
wio iianvweignia. i
Into tho local lootcUrt. thla acaion.
M
Iw Haker and Young Lew Baker et
iiitiia iiir rnnirnaiBi in nia Aim MiiniuiBk i
in? rormer ia a welterweight: whliM.
in ahap for matche in hla own dlvtiln
jm a leninfrwemiit. 41
See Real Furhta at the "Nil"!
T !la I t rr. till
uiugiii xei s vo-r-1 onigni
NATIONAL A. A
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Harry Kid Brown Vs. Gene Detetf
TTCKCTH AT'nONAOllY'H.1 8S H. lltMg:
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.0. Al Miller va. Arthur Mrlln.ulil
my Cleanr va. Jimmy .llrnde
rrankle Itlre va. (irargle llrunn
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Physical Training Institute
B. F. Keith's TheatroBjjf.
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