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1920
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WND&Y WAMBSGANSS AND SMITH SHONE ON THE DIAMOND; TODAY DIAMONDS SHINE ON THElg
ptfAW LACKS APLENTY.
SA YS COACH HEISMAN
Heed of Fundamentals Apparent, Opines Red anil Blue
Tutor Second' Varsity Defeats Scrubs
tixrov cfln 8fly 'or rac' boys'" M,
' Coach Hclsman, 'after the Fenn
H inula siiiad Iiad run through n two
hoot drill jpstorday afternoon? "that the
(im shows a lackTf drive on tho,ofcns?
d a Wcnknei In tackjlng on the tie
a 1-ook how t""1 fclloW ?""
book off tackier- on Satiirdaj- afternoon
ind you &ft my rcnson ?.T suc'a t.tc
mint. The team Saturday showed morfe
.irne.tnes- In play nnd more spirit than
.r any time tills year, lou raimt re-
Sim was a sp rltlcM one. but stnrtlnc
i?qturday they showed a .spirit that
...rrlei over into this nfternoou'B
on aaturuuy n.v
.- A.FP1IUI iivri
13d"1.'1" -..- -- , .,... ... .. (.
drill. My one nope is mar. mis njurii
HSl
The above was not nil that the Red
iH rtluc t'oach had to eay to newspaper
inn ywterdav afternoon- in his daily talk
5ih th'm. He emphasised the fact that
.tile the team is coming and learning
mb Idly, it still has lots to learn. "They
"Xa more of the fundamentals." said
Heliman. "This in. spite of the heaps of
".t.o the varsity lias received because
S its ability to follow the bolt on Sat
nrd.y. I am satisfied with the result
of the Sft-arthmorc game, but must say
Sit my team has lots to learn."
As a parting shot Heismnu snin .
"Voti can't make that too strong what
T toW vou and If there is nuy back
fire 1 a'm your nuthotity."
The fbort interview was full of the
srular IIeiinan punch. The former
Goldon Tornado tutor enunciated ever,
wrd while waving at tho air with his
Bftaplionc. nnd made it plain to his
listeners that he wasn't the kind of n
coch who cxulta over n victory, but
rather one who flmla weaknesses in bis
ttim that need Immediate correcting
and then proceeds to do the correcting.
Penn is coming and coming strong
and Herman's pedagogic method of
teaching his charges football much after
the fashion of a profeaspr of higher
mathematics as compared with plain
arithmetic is beginning to tell. If there
Is a team in the country today that
hows more football, theorttically. than
the rennsjlvnnln squad they must have
it taught five hours n day. And Hcls-.
nan's theories are telling and telling
rapidly. Saturday was one instance
of It. There was more brainy play
(jaiast Swarthmorc than at any umu
tBIj cur and a continuation of it and
the new Heisman plays will make Penn
a formidable opponent for Pcnn State.
Dartmouth, Pittsburgh, Qolumbla and
Cornell, the quintet thnt will make the
lait half of the red and bluo schedule
note than interesting.
Monday, a Busy Day
In the old days on Franklin 'Field
Monday wad usually n holiday with the
vanity running through n snappy half
hours' scrimmage drill nnd tjicn tho
ihowfrs. Not ho these days. Yes
terday the varsity was given tho nftcr
nooa off from scrimmage to Indulge In
a signal drl'l that started at 3:30 and
concluded two hours later. Not au in
active moment was spent in those two
hours. At the same time the second
team and the scrubs participated in a
forty'fivc-mluiite scrimmage drill, as
MAN 0
WAR ITS
SIR BARTON TODAY
Immonso Throng at tho Windsor
' Track for Race Between
Turf Kings
WICKFORD ADDED STARTER
hlttera duel ns haa been seen on
Frnflklin Field this year.
The second's,, ably captained by Eddlo
Farrll, scored four touchdowns on tho
scrubs, 'who smote the second's check
ohtyouce for a siir pointer. In addi
tion, aorraan Ootwal's crew scored tho
first Rafcty,In several years -on Franklin
Field, when, after making n fumble
across the second's goal line, a scrub
player tackled Uio second varsity player,
who recovered it and counted tho two
points. , r
There is no love lost between the
second varsity, or substitutes, nnd the
scrubs, aa was evidenced by .yesterday's
struggle, for tho latter figure thnt n
defeat for the second's would mean the
promotion of several of tho scrub playern
to positions where the red and blue
jersey nnd not the plain red is, worn
during the dally workouts, and on
Saturdays when tho stands are thronged
with Red and Itlnc ndmlrcrH.
Caldwell Bcorcd the first touchdown
after, a plunge through center from the
5-yard lino, after he lind made a 40
yard run through tho scrub line. Mnhcr,
the former Notre Damn freshman, scored
tho second when he intercepted a for
ward ,pass and dashed -10 yards for n
score.
Vogolln, the former Centrnl High
School nll-nrouud star, scored tho only
goal for the scrubs when he circled the
second's left end r 20 yards. After
thnt tho scrubs mado their sufcty. Two
forward passes accounted for the last
scores of the secoud's. Both were
heaved by Fritz Straus, the first being
caught by Caldwell and the second by
Biban.
Farrcll Ellglblo
Tho return of Eddie Farrell to the
varsity yesterday was the occnslon of
considerable talk-. Eddie hns been in
eligible since the opening of the season.
A condition in chemistry caused all the
trouble. Tutored by his teammates and
others, Kddie Vent into the camina
tlon room Saturday morning full of
knowledge nnd u dctermlnntlou to pass.
Ycstcidny at noon ho was notified that
he had successfully coped wftli the In
tricacies of iuorgauic and rated "good
standing once more.
In good shape as a result of running
around on the HeM for the past two the Kcnllworth Jockey Club, host to the
wccks, barren entc-rM his first scrim- , year's racing classic, opened Its gates
mage drill yesturdu) and emerged with- .hours before the maiden two-jcar-oldf
out feeling the denst bit sore. His line- ! in the day's first race faced the barrier
smashing tactics and deadly tackllngfor' a slx-furlong gallop as au opener
yn wiinii uruiso ior mm irom uiciior Windsors biggest nay ot sport.
Great Race Will Start
at 3 o'Glqck Phila. Time,
Man 0' AVnr and Sir Barton will
go to the barrier In their champion
Bhip race' at Windsor, Ont.. at .'J
o'clock Philadelphia time this aft
ernoon. Tho contest Is the fourth
rnce on the card.
Windsor, Ont., Oct, 12. The Ca
nadian border .own today' seeks to di
vldo honortr with Cleveland as the
sporting heari of the universe. With a
world scries baseball championship nt
stoke a couple of hundred inUes away
across T.ako Erie. 33,000 devotees of the
sport of kings gathered here from both
sides of the international border HneXto
see another champlonshln decided upon
when Man O' War. Samuel Riddle's
premier three-year-old of America, and
the Canadtnn-owncd four-year-old
champion. Sir Barton, meet nt weight
iov age over n course of a mile aud a
quarter. Wickford. a Oeorge sr. Long
horse", also. Is entered, on eleventh -hour
starter.
Three things Are nt issue In this race,
enthusiastically billrd by horse fans as
"the 'greatest ever." First is the thor
oughbred champion of Amcriifu, sccoud
comes n $75,000 purse, the largest ever
given for a horse race In America. The
terms of the match arc thnt the winner
takes nil. And the third there is a $.'000
gold cup.
This race has brought to Windsor one
of the largest crowds that ever gathered
on this side of tho Detroit river. Ferry
boats nnd shuttle truius from Detroit,
where thousands rested last night, began
pouring their throngs across-the border
soon after daylight. With enlarged
stnnds capable of seating 25,000 and
room for 20.000 more In the luclosurc
coaches nnd It would not be at all sur
prising to see him In Saturday's game,
proDnDiy not at tnc start but surelv be
fore the game is over. With Whl'tehill
In form, and Ilarvoy, .Toe Straus and
Pos Miller making up the remainder of
thn linplfiAliI T?fi.nn ...til !... I 1
time breaking into tho first qunrtet but w,v,n the ministering ntteut on of their
he is Kurc to sen action from now on. corps, of "equlous at endants. Armed
lie Is the Pard Pearcc style of a player f"ar!K w"Jtci1 i'iT and barbed-wlre en
with sneed nen nn.l Rklll In u-nnlinv tanglcmcnts held back the vulgar tbroug
off tould-beZkS.8kin iU UardIngfrom invading the privacy pf the . i.n-
Tnwnl intA f Tf 1fc f-1 .. J l- tUrUWJIfU KIUKB l W" UUtK. i" W I.IHI1I-
Armed Guards, for Horses
From the bnrred nnd guarded win
dows in the exclusive: bungalows, a
stone's throw from the track. Sir Bnr
ton and Man O' War watched tho gath
ering crowds when not engaged In re
mediately won n place on th freshman
team. tc scored more points than any
of the other backs on the team. Ho
comes from Endicott City, New York,
where he starred on the high school
team there.
ROLLED ON THE. ALLEYS '
HNANCIAL LEAGUE
Ilollfd on CortiVs Allejii October 11.
CENTRA!, Till ST 1ST NAT.. CAMDEN"
Gon.. -It as Rockefr 118 121 140
Uti . OS l'J4 101 l'rott... 101 82 127
!rtm 124 lill 70 Ilowors.. 10B 115 111
Fettrton ICO 15S ion Donahue 147 123 140
Cock .. 1S1 140 113 Ubby... 143 ICO 1BU
oiina,, . . .no
Tollli. 324 SS5 BIS
Total?.. 011 Ola 0U1
THIRD NATIONAL 1ST NATL. PHILA.
Doiw'rth, 163 102 171 Hudson.. IBS 102 183
Ctlrns IflO 141 12.1 Omerle.. IBS 148 121
lliurcr 102 . . 12S Haxishoy 121 181 180
Wllvr 141 117 14) Ranford. 140 13(1 132
I!or 160 Id) 101 nyno. ... 183 120 124
juile'son 107 . . . .
Handicap 10 10 Totals.. 007 737 048
Totals 7?0 720 711
W Til I.A TIIUST KENS'OTON NVT'b
Cray ill 114 117 jAins 12,1 14s t
piteim'n ll'i 129 tin Kliultr.. 121 122
Watim 118 ri. Davis 1.13 1.14 142
ood 140 11.-, 13S Karmer 14'i 131 1(11
3ri iuf 128 14S A. Davis 103 113 130
Eklni 104 lis Bechtel OS
Totals.. COB Cnr. 07R
ToUls 020 003 027
REAL Ea T. I & T. FRANKLIN THUST"
ILTF" HI 123 13l Taylor.. 114 ... ...
!& Wl ::i ... Holler... 142 WO 181
Braco.. JBl ir,8 142 Smltht.. 140 140 ..
ts"Kn 187 170 177 Bcholey 12s ian 10s
1BU 12T 1R4
1U no
1no
Totals. 700 807 787 Handlcan 27 5 11
tostUan 187 170 177 Bcholey
tomb, 183 21.1 212 nslter...
""hall ... U3 125 OruA...
Totals. 700 807 7S7 Handl'rVn
Totals.. 720 708 703
INDUSTRIAL LEAOUE
Ttolled on Kctone Alloys, Oct. 11, 1020
tH1!DD .F. co- c- '. TUYON CO
ik"v.. 15s ,5n lnl Cleary.. 140 ... 150
V5,bn !?.' ,S3 m Stark... 1W1 152 154
nlvi HI ls" 214 Allen.... 150 ion 140
fMarj 131 ion inT Richards 100 100 137
Mrs ISO 1U5 170 Kaufm'n 180 175 107
-p.. 1 ZZ Wilson 135 ...
Totals 700 833 023 11 ill.
Totals 807 707 700
K8JA.NDA.FD p B WIJSTEIIN I3LEC.
u2!!.r t"J.? u "3 Loucks . 143 ill 107
w.JJi ' is '"? I7T elst ..
l'.'l 120 ltil H'housn.
!02 173 14.1 Uarnw'l.
Knrr
Totals 833 820 830
183 150 181
138 ion 138
101 100 170
180 170 147
Totals 812 818 803
0AE"EI1UN'U3 PHILA.
W,Ci"n 3J ,"1 1" Taylor
mer 125 180 120 Murtha
ELECTRIC
148 155 l'.'t
128 140 ISO
148 150 102
183 147 150
208 158 17b
Totals 810 702 742
.llxtb'm'l
TfujhM
Smith
Totals
Total, 03) 770 00 1
a. Vl PUY C0- HABDWK - MAORIS
,E" -J 112 100 Kttehum 128 142 100
Jnronk 113 ini ,,, prr ,,n ,., ..u
141 118 13S Seymour 100 120 ...
.'SI .'Is ,fM M'JIahon 128 13H 280
Ml 181 153 I-ongBft 180 148 170
7iniT7Ts "tck" "
I Totals 055 004 770
LADIKS1 FINANCIAL LEAOUE
DUCKPINS
Rolled on Cosla's Alleys October 11
M?.LT"UaT- PHILA. TRUST
i,''.e8 .. .. . Misses
;.-.i4B, jm Hn 70 can,. a.
Nelis... 02
i' inn ....
bt ii . 1"."
TT.TT,- Maclc'I
Totals. 383 400 380
AOime. 70 80 70 Sa
feufcr'n 103 us 75 N
Bomaa. 00 3J 77 n
Saw H l 3 D
smith
Total
01
74
103
101 79
72 54
... 75
74 00
83 01
70
PENMJ.UTUAL
WPPln't
picker.
Kurtz
Touis, 30J
O'l 50
72 35
72 77
07 63
Hi 107
PHILA. NATIONAL
JIlsscs
7 Ileustle. 02
83 liarr.... 83
O'l llrawn. . 01
57 Helnlo.. 41
l4 I'arlln.. 40
83t mo KKv.r ;;:
47 03
52
52
02
40
OmAJlD THUST
'?n,, en r, n-
Totals. 34U 202 321
OIRARb NAT.
Caffli' Si ? I"
Wauir
Totals
72
87
00
Mlase
Simon.,, 77 02 83
Klemm AQ ini in
82 Astley.. 7B 101 101
58 Uurke... 60 88 81
03 Rlcha'on OS 73 Cft-f
...PRNNA
.iiioea -
aeo 321 307 Uim,B" a9 VJ uvo
CO. COM MO N WK A T .TIT
PZtilft ,Jg Xg e?S-W 101 71
u'r an "i?, SI gJocU'o. 07 00 HO
:. 44 8 t!i Plrub.. 0.1 87 7T
.. Jtlller,., B5 09 05
" tH:
7 7ZZ rrr totals.
""'. a'otu
883 308 881
fisyro...
Pink" ton
L'll 15.1 101
. .. 100 100
StnudT
-McH'ry.
Irwin...
Hdcp...
147
Totals. 813 740 730
Totals. 023 0S 071 FOURTH ST.
REN SAVO. FUND Mercor.. 107 141)
Fay.... 107 147 1U2 lienner.. 142 103 Ion
Murphy. 151 181 150 Haurh'n 138 183 inn
num.. 121 142 101 Esslck.. 17rt 147 170
Kollly.. 174 143 115 McC'ncy 120 200 177
MeU'ney 103 08 151
Hdcp... 20 20 20
Totals. 703 821 820
Totals. 741 081 733
SOUTHWARK THILA. NATU
Doyle. 01 ... 100 Koch .. 100 132 183
Martli , 100 ... 10.1 Forhei.. on
iHllch's 187 1.11 111) Honrv., 117 154 ...
K'ltc'iln. 157 117 125 Miller. 101 140 ...
D)llnc 140 Ji:i ... In?hnm. 1KU 113 177
Gottiob. 7." .. Merrnr. .. 177 135
Evnn3.. .. 137 01 Jones 123
Hdcp... 2 5
Totals. 013 035 580 Totals. 731 722 701
FINANCIAL LEAGUE
Rolled on CostiCa Alleys, October 11. 1020.
CENTRAL NAT PENNA. CO.
Crook ...145 105 114 Thomas. 200 107 118
Lamport 115 . . 127 Gomezlez J 00 120 110
Chlttlck. 142 00
Wilson.. 135 108 17
Swisher 102 18.1 200
Toml'son ... IIS 152
Totals. 720 780 740
PHILA. S. F.
Rrwdlns 147 180 14a
Dondere 147 H na
Myers.. 188 120 100
Nelson.. 144 202 207
Mcln'ney 151 1.12 183
Handicap 24 21 24
Tota 1 s . 751 789 600
Cousley.
Jackson.
Fox...'.
107 116 144
18U 187 100
103 145 100
rOMMERCLVL T.
TUbbles 10a 121) 07
Hrnnr'll 181 . . . .
Hannum 1.13 189 118 Knnuor.
C'cCll .. lal 14.1 I4 IWIS,
MaeNMii ion l.vj i3
Dctwller . IBS 14(1
Handicap 20 20 20
Totals. 787 720 003
PENN
FVrrls
MUTUAL
110 141) inn
OIRARD TRUST
Thatcher 103 177 181
Flrubaker 134 110 170 Feririson 133 180 100
Murray. 125 148 2 Irwlh., 11S
Hehel . 142 101 151 Manel.. 108 182 123
Ulurd .. 1SS 120-loa Knltwi.. 153 151 122
Mlchell. ... 87 .
Totals 055 705 730 Schultz 152
Handicap 3 , j. 102
N. SnellcnlnirB & Co. Store Leagno
N. Sncllenburg &. Co. Storo r-eaguo
rolled its second weekly series on tho
Casino Allcya lnt night. The Base
ment team were again victorious, de
feating the Third Floor all three games.
Fifth Floor won three from Seventh
Floor. Sixth Floor won two from
Fourth nnd Second Floor won the odd
game from First Floor.
FOURTH FLOOR SIXTH FLOOR
WIlM'mi IBS 134 117 Wech'ter 04 10.1 100
12.1 ho va Keman. izi 110 121
100 84 81) Day.... 102 111 181
138 188 100 Keenan. 150 154 102
103 148 11B Johnson 147 110 102
- Hsndlc'p 10 10 10
' Totals 028 040 B20 .
Totals 038 618 088
SEVENTH FLOOR FIFTH FLOOR
Rnmealy 07 T-ewls. 120 142 102
110 lui l.- names,, in itrj izo
fill 07 ... Haran.. 188 171 120
182 lfl'l 113 Kauftrn'te 137 1S5 18B
120 00 115 Busier.. B7 03 ...
... 117 101 White 77
84 Handlc'p 24 24 24
Stokes.
j,anio..
JenUln.,
Wacner,
pion of the prize ring on the eve of
battle received more careful ntteution.
The two grent horse nre trained to
tho second, their attendants announce,
nnd on past performance their seems but
litt)o to choose betwccn them. Both
have a record of 2:01 4-S.
They face the barrier. tholiglr, at
weight for age. 5Ian O' War with the
320 pounds prescribed for thrpu-yenr-filrln
In October, hnvluc fdx noundH the
'belter of Sir Barton. The latter'n 120
105 2?,'. H2 pounds Impost Is equaled by that of
;; "u H5, Wickford. the added staiter, whose en -
a 7 14. try nt the eleventh nour last, nignt
turned today's match race into a tnrec
cornered nffalr.
Earlc Sandc, the riding ace of the
Htnbles of Commander J. K. L. lloss,
is confident ho can pilot Sir Barton to
victory, but Clarence Kummcr, with the
leg up on Man O' War, Is equally con
fident he will take the championship and
the purse to the American side of the
border. ,
Weather and track conditions favor
neither horso nbovo the other. Both
prefer 0 hnrd. fast track, but both can.
If neccsHary. travel in the mud. A lew
drops (if rain nnd lowering skies cv
tenlnv gave promise of more to come,
but liift night n cool niituimi wind
cleared Hip heavens and carlv today
there was every prospect of good going.
Samuel D. Riddle, of Philadelphia,
owner of Man O' War, has announced
that, win or lose, he will retire the
great son of Fair FJay-Mahuba from
the trnek after today's race nnd the
knowledge that this is his last uppear
anco has added interest to tbc match.
The horses will go to the barrier, It
is explained, shortly ufter 3 o'clock,
eastern standard time, lu the fourth
race of tho nfternoon. Positions will be
assigned when lots nro drawn just be
fore tho race.
Aside from the fact that tho horses
nre entered in America's greatest turf
battle for tho grcnteat stakes, and that
Sir Barton represents a Canadian
owner, while Man O' War is looked
upon as the United States contestant,
added interest is given the clash in tho
fact that tho cquiues are tied for tho
world's record for the distance. Both
have gone a milo nnd a quarter over
the samu course at Saratoga in
2.01 4-5.
Both Homebreds
The prospective contestants in this
mutch are probably tho two fastest
thuroughbreds that ever have bieh
brought together in a match, or special,
on this continent. Both were bred In
Kentucky. Man O' War nt Major
August Belmont's Nursery Stud, Sir
Barton on John IS. Maddcu's farm out
side Lexington.
Sir Barton is n half brother of Sir
Martin, tho American two-year-old
champion of 1008, which won Mime dis
tinction in Great Britain as a distance
runner in 1000 and 1010. Sir Bnrton
was an indifferent two-year-old. Ills
only noteworthy achievement was his
second to Dunboyno in tho Belmont
Park Futurity of 1018.
He was, however, the most brilliant
threo-year-old of his tlino., Ills gross
earnings last season wore nbtttit .$80,
000. Ho won tho Kentucky Derby,
Withers, Preaknesg and Belmont
stakes and the Potomac and Maryland
Totals. 775 003 707
PHILA. TRUST
Rorks... 188 128 183
Munilort 1B8 181 167
Smith... 120 15.7 153
Nelweir. 15S 203 187
Mlllls... 117
Hess 134 117
Handicap , . 1 IS
Totals. 008 804 724
FRANKLIN NAT.
Mann .. 100 194 181
nirdsa'l. 131 151 l'U
130 IDT 113
102 201 111
Miles .. 120 150 172
Handicap 0 0 0
Totals. 743 812 702
Totals 710 780 788
Ilarclay
Marks..
Hher....
Yarnall.
Tlnney. .
Carroll.
Totals
Totals 518 547 B03
Tirrtin irrvin
n.tnn.lr 10!! T5 80 Phlla.
Orlffo... 109 118 114 raadei,.
Lyons.. 180 182 128 F'nthall
Oan'ster 128 118 180 gr'sman
Ford.... 185 101 103 Smith..
Totals 008 880 570
FIRST FLOOR
ona 780 ni3
RASEJtENT
130 118 120
174 123.157
127 120 12B
14B 151 127
173 182 188
Totals 704 038 070
bchjhu floor
101 103 118 Thomas. 101 123 118
78 183 113 Kirk . . 117 127 1S7
101 144 OS Dlmmlclc 83 60 85
04 102 108 Lynch.. 00 180 105
100 115 08 Dellaan 08 108 ill
' IFuHiHit'ti 1 lit n
Totals 486 B07 407 . , ? -
Totals 480 078 507
Dauer
Ixiwrey.
Uraera,
Ostnelin
Z'chnltt.
Another Baseball Probe
lulu AnreleS
complete Investigation
Calif.. Oot. J2. A "full and
Icatlon" nf tha charres nt
corruption. Inclodlnr (aihb)lna and cams-
,osi uaseqau
or w. linker
How Man 0' War Reached
Pcah of Turf Greatness
As i Tno-Teor-Old, 1010
Ilelmont Tork, June 0.
Ildmont 1'orU. JunoJ.
Jamaica, June SSI
Keene Memorial.
outhful Rlakes.
Jamaica, juto '"lulu,ii. 'V
Aqueduct. June 28, Hudeou Stakes.
Aqueduct. July 0. Trenjont HUke..
Harutota,
Btauea,
Aiuraat 2, United State Hotel
8, Sanford Memorial
irotof a. Aujust I
(Hroond (o Upset).
lHuiont Park, September 13,
As a tliree-yrar-old, 1020
rimllro, Mar 1J. rreaUness.
iLimnnl l'nrk. Mar 2D. Vi Ithent.
Ilelmont l'nrk. June. 13. Urluiont RlakM,
iai
Jamulca. June 22, Muncsunt Ilandlcnp,
NaU((t. Ausuat 7. Miller Handicap.
Sarato; Ailsuat 11. The Truvrrs,
Hfimo K"V.',,y"rT!''T , .
Urlmeni r;v September -fl. Jockey
Vlulr DiauMi
Vli;r"iv"yBA7II nminn wi . ' rinrpwinfr in. w -acino.
1 HBT-ISia 1 H (VA - i. -. k V-nBA .Aa I IAO lea SSBIB1 BnH ml fla nw . I In vas f
jTAi.n. vi ii2 ini minfi m '"' mtwhuii tiiv uvusiuhi . is naaivi iinaa Mm iiriirii.rnHULWiiDnr in.ii'niflmiu
.","jy ith fo i. -ieiii V-.--ifT-ii 4 i i"H4tiui-'i Hflnnni TaTTnr 4 ii r; naLsiarnjiTiy m v"-i i.aj a.i tc.t .. .. i tati. a -. a i . j
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MAN 0' WAR AND HIS JOCKEY-
' tHF'JiaiaiaiattiasaaiasBiBBsanaHiasasaHasH
Sr HOCKEY WfNNER
S3ft JKtsaaWr
handicaps, ns well as' some minor races.
This ncaspn he Iibk won. the Shyatogn
and Merchants and Citizens hntidlenps'
nt Snrntosa, establishing new track
records of 2:01 4-5 and 1 :" .'15 for
one mile nnd a quarter nnd one mile
and tliree-Rlxteentbs. and thc Domin
ion handicap at Fort Krlc.
World Marks for Man O' War
Man O War in the course of two fen
sons of raciug has been defented but
once in nineteen starts, neennse of
tho bad handling of Man O' War In
the Sanford Memorial Ktnkcs nt Sara
toga n year ago last summed the Whisk
Broom colt Upset beat him a head. An
a two-year-old he was successful in
the Juvenile. Keene Mcmdrtal. Tremont.
Youthful, United Stntes. Grand Union,
Hopeful and Futurity. This Reason he
has won the Preakness, Wither. Stuy
vesant. Dwycr, MJller. Travers. Lawr
ence; Realization" and Jockey Club
blokes' and the Potomac handicap.
Ho has made' new records for the
United States for one mile, one milo
nnd a furlong nnd one milo and a half.
And in addition to lowering the Ameri
can records forgone mile und three fur
longs and onemllo and live furlongs
ho hns made new world's records of
2:14 l-r and 2:40 4-5.
Unless there is n radical departure
from the methoda hitherto pursued by
both trainers, Louis Feustel und Guy
Hedwell, the racr will bo reinnrki.blo
for the speed in its early stages. Both
of the gtcat horses havo been In tho
habit of smothering their opponents
during the enrly part of n contest, and
unless tomcthlug has happened since the
pair of flyers were sent to Canada, to
niter the plans of their trainers thiols
tho course which will be followed in tho
si.cctaculur battle.
Those who have watched Man O' War
in nil of his races this year have teldonvL
seen aim snow 'signs of. distress, we
was a somewhat tired horse nftcr he
made John P. GrJer capitulate at Aqno
duct, but there was a good reason for
CLARENCE KUMMLRa-
Pen' Point?
Tnlk of n stadium (or tho cil' was nlven
renewed vlaror ete-rday when several of the
Plnyers stated thnt they would do all they
could to further the plnn. It Is a vital
necessity for Uio Unhcrnlty and the city.
The fall hondlrnp track and field meet Is
scheduled for Friday afternoon. More than
150 varsity and prospective varsity athletes
have entered. Earl Eby, the hatf-mller, will
be on scratch In the (100-yard special race.
Roy lVotlnce nlnyrd hlavflrst acrfmmnatc
ram yesterday In mora than two weeks. Ills
Injured shoulder Is now In shape and he
plans to flaht his way back to the varsity.
Oreenawnlt, the York HI Eh School joutn,
nlso played yesterday after an absence of a
week with bolls. f
Joe ilnmlllon. a scrub lineman, twisted
his knee jeeterday for tho second time In u
week and had to bo aided from the field.
Hull, the freshman star who scored two
touchdowns agalnnt the snltors on Saturday,
was also helped from the Held with an In
jured side.
SI.
JOSEPH PREP
PLAYS BROOKLYN
Opens Women's Intcrclub Sea-
With 11-2 Victory
Over Morion
The Women's Intcrclub Tlockcy
League season opened yesterday with
matches nt the Philadelphia Cricket,
Merlon Cricket nnd Germantown
Cricket Club grounds, Tho winners
were the Philadelphia Cricket. Get
mnntown Cricket aud the Hlvcrton
Country Club. Both Gcnnantowu nnd
the Philadelphia Cricket Club won their
matches ulth enee, both piling up largo
scores.
At Merlon the homo team was no
match for the Philadelphia Cricket
Club, eight of whose members hnvo
been chosen on the All-l'mladeipiila
team which will play a series of matches
in England and Scotland next month.
The visitors hnd the advantage in that
they have been practicing daily for tho
English visit, nnd their team piny was
much superior to that of the Merlon
players.
The OnTul'ttown Cricket Club Von from
the Haddonnrid Field Club. 11 soala to 4. at
Manhelm. Germantown piled up elcht goals
In the flrst half and took thlnss aesy. Miss
Farke and Miss Urlnton scored four apiece.
In a well-played name of hockey the niv
erton eleven defeated the tit. Martins team
in the opening urn" of the season yester
day afternoon on iie Philadelphia Cricket
Club groundn at St. Martins, the final score
belmr S to L'
J.
School Teams Drillpd by Former
Penn Stars in Holiday
Camo
Three thousand followers of the Crim
son nnd Gray of St. Joseph's Prepara
tory School will bo out en masse tills
afternoon to cheer on their fnvorits in
thennnunl cjash with the Brooklyn Pre
paratory School team. The big mid
week fnMhnll irniiie will be staged on
Cahill Field, Twenty-ninth nnd Clear
field streets, at fl o'clock.
A record attendance has been pre
dicted by Director of Athletics, Edmund
Ceritttl, of St. Joe, who stntes that the
ndvancc sale of tickets has broken all
...1 li.rln.mi lm fnrt thnt St. .IOC
has been coached by Heinle Miller, the
former Penn star.-to meet another blc
team from a rivnl city, nlso coached by
a former Penn football star. Coach Med
nievlon, n former Pcnn tackle, hnssomi-.
thintc to do with the exceptional interest
lu the game this year.
Tho ndvnuce guard from Brooklyn
hteamed into town at ati early hour this
morning, somo 100 strong They came
over on n special coach nnd It was a con
fident lot which enmc lulo the Quaker
City, remembering the 2"-to-0 vicHiry
scored here in n postseason, game last
U'or. St. Joo vooters nay they an; going
to get revenge this year nnd say it with
on earnestness which suggests they mean
It" is the opeulng game for both
teams. Harrihon, 01 au-scnoinsuc
fame,. Is playing left tackle for Brook
lyn. The visitors count hero with n
line reputation, for last year they won
tho championship of Brooklyn nnd dis
trict nnd the tenm includes many of
tho veterans' of- past seasons. Catholic
High's Cahill Field has been put in
fine trim for tbc big holiday g-imc. and
with favorable weather it will bo o
great gridiron "day for the local col
legians. Penn Freshmen Need Coaching
Coach Murphy, of Frnnkford nigh,
finds himself in more pr le-s of a pro-
Si. Joe Preps Ready
for Holiday CottfeJtiT
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Iterrnse will be sweet fr ! J
Jnfcnli'a rAllA ntAVrTM WI1CT1 tlieS
ii n aaalnst the Ilrooklyn Weparal
i.linfll 4k- ail Is Hi win. HL JO S
ers cinlni this Is their year. .
Heinle MMler, fonrier renn stsr.
luiuiuni .ill ftnii. .u... m.w.'. -
rnniMi. fundi Mettmpvlnn. former F'
tnride. nf the IlrookUn rrep. I !
conndenti
Ht, Joseph's rrep. rirooklm rr
llrndler .... left end ,. . . .ntUhl
rerry .. left tackle I!arroii
McC.aufrr.. left Kuard .Coshlan,
Itdller. . .cenier ItoMnMsl,
Merlernon. ria-lit suarrl Vj1?"
Mallie rl-ht tatkle ....... . . . Weefc
Knne right end MuUlrjgr
Jlarkrr, ... minHfrbeiek a-IV
MeAntfr.. left hnifback """vl
vinn rlcht halfliaek ...Whilst
llrrnlln... . fullback Tartar)
Referee John (Ireer, Catholic Unit
t;mp!re T,. 8. Hahr. I'rankforA. . .
Head linesman Xreaej1, 81. Joseph'
CnlleEe. . .. . .
lime or periouv riiieen rainmr-,
riace uanui neiu,
f lnrfl!fl alreela.
Time of tart 3 o'clock.
entynlnlh ai
K!i
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a
dlcnmcnt. He is Instructor of mo
clianlcnT" drawing nt Frnnkford Hlfh
School and the Frankford High young
sters cWhn he is their soccer coai
Coach Murphy ls also aocccr coack'st
Pcnn, wlicio the Penn freshmen depend
upon him as their tutor. Tomorrow
Penn freshmen and Fraukford play
gome nt Frankford.
When the Frankford High young
sters were out practicing for the gam
yestcrdny their corch was Instructing
the college freshmen how to beat them;
Evidently Coach Murphy considers the
Pcnn freshmen need his services more
than the school boys. He evidently Is
correct, in spite of the foct that Blair,
Jabcowlak and Travis nre former
Frnnkford Etars on the college line-up1.
Captain Thompson, of Frankford, baa
nevertheless prepared for a hard battlo
nnd hopes to put one over on tho fresh
men. With such playcra as Grans
back. Corson nnd McGovem, the .Pi
oncers have a first-class aggregation
3
W. PhHa. Catholic Club ;
S. K. Cor. 30th & Sprlnr Garden Sta.
announce the epenlnr of their '
Beautiful Blue Room
which can be
Rented for Banquets
concerts", card partles"ana private dance.
Vtr Information nhone llarlnsr 7414.
John Hmltli. rustndlnn.
SOCCER
Tioga and
B Streets
BASEBALL
Soccer Oct. lGth, 3:30 P. M., J. jDobson va. Marshall E. Smith & Bfo;
Baseball Oct. 17th, 3:30 P. M., Phila. AU-Stars vs. Marshall E. Smith & Bro.
Let us estimate on your club outfit
Rugby
Jersey . .- .2.50 to 5.00
Pants 4.00 to 9.50
Shoes 8.50
Helmets .. .4.00 to 8.00
Shoulder Pads . .5.00 to 8.50
Basketball
Jersey . . . .1.00 to 4.00
Pants ... .1.25 to 2.50
Shoes ... .1.75 to 4.50
Knee Pads. 3.00 to 4.00
Ankle Supports ..1.50
Soccer
Jersey ... .2.00 to 8.00
Pants 1.25 to'3.00
Shoes .... 6.50 to 12.00
Aluminum cups ..'.'4.00
Fiber Shin Guards.l.SO
Pure Worsted Shaker-Knit V-Neck Sweaters .$10.50 Each
Marshall E. Smith & Bro.
For 30 ytars oa 8th SL akore Cbettaat PfCA PL s. m. Ca. . f (
Now om acthnt St. jut fcalcw EisUu I 4V VIieSLOUI. iJtmP "i
nnd Hopper had the sllna- on hla arm an
and oft Vfsterday severnl times. He lmmn
confident that he will Ket Into the name
faturdaf that ha ls taking- more wacers
rom his trnmmates. Tho conchca and Doc
tor Light, however, ara not so confident nnd
ma.. ln. T1...1 ...111 t.n V...VH1.. Hn... ..... ..-
- - -, , l.-.ll.. ..it, iiu. n ... vv ...uijr I-..- lur Ilia
HIS Diowing rjn uiut occasion, inr iiv ium Virginia same,
heen indulged nomcwliat Jjcfore the rucc
nnd the ptfertlon It renulrcd lo overhaul!
the "rJroMrtTrok 'hfi l818825 !BBjaCfflBigfflMW
leet at tne i-turr. caueti tor u wiprfiuc i fg
Cliori. Alter lie goi to rivr iiu nudii i
n clinnco to cet u breathhiK npell, and V
it nn only Ills ituloinitnblc spirit that
paved him from defeat.
That was the Inst lime thnt nny lib
erties were tuken with the. champion in
his trniulug. At Snratogu prior to the
running of the Miller btakes the big
colt was tent a mile and a quarter In
2:03 wearing four big bandages, and
when he went back to the burn nftcr
jogging through tho stretch ho wouldn't
blow out a candle.
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Man O' War May Set
New Record for Earnings
H
ALL FELT HATS
$3.50 Each
ALL FELT HATS
$3.50 Each
If Samuel O. Kiddle's scnsationnl I jffl
Man u var cieteatH nir Jinrton,
owned by Commander ,T. K. Ij.
Ilnrton, owned by Commander J. K. L.
Ross, of Montreal, in their match at
Windsor, Canada, be will establish a
new record for enrnings on the 'Ameri
can turf. The purse for toduy'u rnce
la $75,000, all to the winner, exclu
sive of a 55000 gold cup, Man O' War
has won $100,203 to date and the ad
ditional $75,000 would bring his earn
ings up to $24-1.205. Other high
marks were reached by American thor
oughbreds as follows: Domino, $103,
550; Synonby, $184,438; Colin. $180.
012. Theso hprses were owned by the
late Jnmes It. Keene. Here is Man
O' War's record as a two-yonr-old and
n three-year-old :
Tear Starts 1st 2d 3d Unpl Won
1H10 10 II 1 0 0 J81.S2.1
lOl'O 10 10 O 0 0 85.040
Totals SO 10 1 0 O MB0. SOS
Sir Barton started six times as a
two-year-old nnd did not win a nice
but ran second to Dunboyno in the
Futurity. As a three and four-yenr-old,
however, ho has won thirteen out
of twenty-ono races. IIis record in
full follows :
Tear Btarta 1st 2d 3d Unpl. Won
1018 O 0 1 0 R ) 4, 113
1010 18 8 .1 2 0 88. 2.10
1020 S 6 O 1 2 22.O0B
Totals 3T 18 A 8 7 114,458
Chick Evans, III, Gives Up Golf
ClilcnKO. Oct 12 The recent lllnet.s of
charlci ("Chlclt ") KNans. western and na
tional amateur nolf champion, has made, It
necessary for him to rIvo up tolf for some
time, it reenmo knonn hero today, ufter
Kvans returned fruin nuluth. He suffered a
col apso nt tluluth while on his way hack to
Chlcaxo. aftur an exhibition In Canada, and
was taken to a liospltat there," but recor
ered aufllclently after several days to con
tinue hU Journey home.
Thomson Raturna o Dartmouth
Hanover. N. II.. Oct. 12 Earl J. Thom
son, captain of .the Dartmouth track team
and holder of tha world's records In the ISO.
jaxil and 110-meter hurdles, returned to hi
studies todav, Thomson, who represented
Canada ut th.- Olympto Karnes nt Antwerp
last summer, was welcomed with a pnrada
by the entire undergraduate body of Dart,
mouth.
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at their Hat Factory, corner
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Are offering over 500 dozen of their unused samples and canceled
orders of fine Hats for Home Town men at $3.50 each.
lhe lowest manufacturing price is $66.00 per dozen and
to $150.00 per dozen.
- All latest styles and colors, also a few finest Velours at $7 00
Hat. Worth $15.00.
This SPECIAL SALE only for a few
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