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WHEN DEMPSEY WAS INTRODUCED TO MANO'WAR AT MEDIA ONE SAID TO ANOTHER NEIGH, NEIGH! V
CATHOLIC LEAGUE WILL
GET START
la Salle to Meet West
Catholic High at Cahill
Field St. Joseph's Will
Play Villanova
-
Ity SPICK HALT,
TOMORROW nftomoon the openlnR
footlmll 'gnmm of tlip Cntholir
School LcnRtic Ronxon will lie plnycd.
The rontcst of Brontesl Interest will lie
the tilt between the West Phllnilelphln
Cntlmlle HIrIi School eleven nnd the
sound from I-n Snlle Prep. Thin bat
tle will begin nt .t:.10 o'eloek nnd will
be Ktnped on Cablll Field, Twenty,
ninth nnd Clearfield strata. In the
other lengue Rntno Vlllnnoyn Prep will
meet Rt. Joseph's. Thefifth tenm In
the league, Cnthollc IIIrIi Hehool, will
be Mle until next Fridny.
Aclde from the nntnrnl rivalry exist
nc ninnnc the fenms of the lenuii". the
West Cntholir-Tn Halle gnmc In of more
than pasliiR Interest heentiRe both hnve
verv stroiiR teams, nnd tomorroWit elnsh
uili prodnee n fnr better lirnnd of foot
bull thnn nsiinlh is "pon Uion the nv
irage i-olinliftio tennis meet, lloth elev
en nre confident of vletory. although
inch tenllzes thnt to dofent the oppos
ing team o real fight will have to b
made.
La Snlle, Hcnvlcr
La Snlle hns n heavier eleven than
WVt Catholic", the former nveraging
J,ri0 pounds, nnd the lntter 1415. How
eer. the West Philadelphia lioyn nre
jiiHt nbout the hpeeillext buni'h of youns
athlete thnt hns been banded together
on one srhool football team In years,
nrol this speed should offset the nilvnn
tage that l.n Salle lifiH In weight. WAt
Catholic wi'l be soinewhnt handicapped
bv the nbenec of their stnr qunrtorbark,
jlnnnle Woods. Captain Jim Owning
bain, fiillbncls, also may not play.
Vo"il lias developed this season into
niie of the best quarterbacks In IiIrIi
Khonl ranks He Ins nlways been a
fine mechanical iNayer. He runs well
tilth the ball cither fiom scrimmage or
in returning kicks in the defensive back
fiold. nnd to these assets he has nddcd
gruernlshlp. In the games ngnlnst
Chctnut Hill Acadcmv nnd St. I.u1;o"k
this scaMin Wood. displayed a rare
brand of judgment, proving conclusively
that lie known how to inn n team nnd
take advantage of any weak spot thnt
appears In the opposing eleven. His
loss tomorrow villi be keenly felt by
West Catholic. Still Mark Cunningham,
who will direct the team's Movements
ou the Held nt quarterback, Is n capable
pln.vcr. nnd while he has not had a
muili experience ns Woods at the pilot
ttation, he should be nblc to get the
best nut of his team.
Mark t'uimlnghnm's regular job is
halfback. When be goes in nt quarter
tomorrow his pine will bo taken by
Jiaunv Mullln. the crack basketball
.plater. The other hn'fbaek position will
be filled by Illll Hlnke. He weighs only
140 pounds, but is one of the fastest
men on the tenm nnd Is sure to do good
ttork.
Line-up Cnrtcclded
Coach Lou Little, of the Ln SnlU
team, had not decided definitely this
inoi nlng whom be would select to open
naitivt West Catholic, but it is likely
that lie will use the same eleven thnl
pntnl Mavp-ford Prep last Friday to n
deadlock. If this Is the case (leorge
Cnind.ill will run the team ut quarter.
In the baekfleld George Hrennan will
take enre of the centrnl positions with
Jim Sulllvnn nnd Walter HiRjlns at the
hnlves. Jimmy Hnney nnd Jim Cnrr
ttill take one of the end positions, and
if thej do as well ns they did against
Havorford Prep even the fast West
Catholic backs will have trouble In
making ground around them. La Salle's
line will nveraRO lfi. pounds and will uc
a strong one. with Jnmes Lehmann at
center. Johnny Mc(5ovcrn and Frnncls
Ilnrrett at guards, and John Carr nnd
Lawicncp Larkln plavinR the tackles.
Resides these men Ln Salic is well
heeled In second-string material. For
alternate linemen they have IMIeman,
HAVE HARD CONTEST
Brldesburg Making Ready for Tilt
With Thomas A. C.
Mnwigor Dnvld Rristow will have bis
entue squad of twenty-five Rridesburg
pla.ters on hand at Richmond and Or
thodox streets this evening and tomor
row night in order to be In the. best
Miape for the Sunday Ramo with the
Thomas A. C, of Rethlebem.
The visiting eleven held tho famous
Consliohoekcn aggregation to two field
goals last Saturday, and Rridesburg is
anions to at least iraike thnt much of
8 totnl. The local eleven hns been ex
ceptionally strong on the defense, but
K woefully weak on the offense, nnd It
ib in (irder to rpincilv this defect thnt the
ettrn practice has been arinnged for.
Tho addition of Phil Uarry, of State,
and Rriy Miller, of Penn, was seen. in
the game on Sunday, nnd the followers
of the Rridesburg eleven predict that
their fnvorltes will go through tho fiiu
eon without a defeat, despite the fact
that nil tho big elevens nre on the
ehedule.
CAGE CHAMPS HONORED
Members of Kaywood Team Pre
sented 'With Emblems
The Knytvood Catholic Club bnskct
Mil tenm, winners of the. Southern
tntholle League championship for
lulO-20, were guests of honor last evc
mi'S nt n banquet given nt the Walton
Hotel The Rev. Kd ward J. Hollahan,
the Miirittial director, presented each
member of the team with a solid gold
r'"S in the shnnn nf n lirmltntlmll. Those
to
receive the tokens were: Howard
(iilHnn tt'llil..... rvvAm tt'tnin... fn
Mennmln, Frank Roylc, James Dough
I'fty, Joseph Milllgan, James Rynies,
V'anlel McC'ausland. Onirics Heffermun,
IVfnnk Lane and Michael Kllgallon,
launger.
Liirlng the remniisvldr of tlu evinlng
kH'iiih with enbivcl liv the niciri'ici'.-
11 their ladv friends Annmir tlioso
I'eut were : The Rev. John J. Rooney,
tOP nf f rioK.lnl'u fliiirnli tlin
-V. AllirilRtlln Ki.linlln the RnV.
Thomas Hvnn. Phllndolnhln llnxnilnt.
lkl Ur. Nlfvoll .lll.lrr...
JENNINGS FOR GIANTS
Ltest Rumor Has Former Tiger
Boss Succeeding McGraw
Clilcugo. Oct. 21. Rumor has it in
ynlcago baseball circles that Hugh
J'nnliigB Is to manage the New York
'lants neit year. The former Tiger
5".t. It Is said, will take tho place of
""jn McOraw, who is to confine him
;'" to running the team off tho field.
5i?raw nml Jennings arp close friends.
UlDCH Ant an ltnnl. a Mm dm it'll an
ey were members of the famous Haiti
ore Orioles, nnd In their "day ro
Mfaed as two pf the greatest Inflclders
i ,n professional baseball,
TOMORROW
Probable Linc-Ups
of Contending Teams
n HAM.r. piibp
WrUlit Ilelxht
Jamti) Hnner. left nil.... m 8.00
Jehn Cnrr, Ittl tuekte 1R n.oo
Jolin JlrfloTrrn, lert (cunrJ. in a.ln
Innir Ihmnnn, fenler.... ISA B.OJ
rrancl Ilarrrtt. right iniarU 1M ft.lo
lAwrnre tirkln. r. tnekls. ISA n.lo
lnmp r-trT, rllit end...,. 182 B.01)
Oeoritp Crniiltnll, qunrtrrh'k 1SS B.OR
Wnllrr Hlmlnn, left Intm'to-rt 0.00
Jnmrs hnllirnn, rUlit linlf'k I4R H.m
tleoritp Ilrrnnnn, fiillhnck.. 173 0.01
Avernefl tve'itlit of hokllcld, 157l Ter
niro wplght of line, 1S(1 nvernxe ufltlit
of tetim, ISO.
, WKST CATHOLIC 1IIOH
WeUht tlrldit
J6sruh Irwin, left end 140 fl.Ofl
John Olblln. left imnrd ir0 K.OO
IMwnril llnke. left tackle.. IM n.ll
Nlrholnn DeNlmone. eeiiter . 1S.1 B.07
IMwln nerlcrry. rlttltt Kunrd. 1B7 15.10
.lamrs Dirillppo, r tnrktr. inn n.oo
Panels Neville, rlsht end.. 130 n.flH
Mark Cnnnlnitluim. onnrt'k 12R .1.(10
.Inmrs Mntlln. rUlit linlfh'k, 143 (1.10
Wllllnm Dlnke, left hnlfb'k. 140 n.10
.lumps CunnlnRlinin, fullback 148 8.08
Avernit ttptxht of hnrkflelil. 139t nver
ite ttrlnht of line, 114 nrernce uelfht
of team, 145.
OfTclAl HMrree, liberie. Mwfirtb
morei umpire. Kckel". W. nnd 4.1 hend
I'nesman. Wortlilnctnn. . PJnee. Cnhlll
Field. Time, 3:30. Periods, 13 mlnutea,
ST. JOSEPH'S
Portion Nntno Are Weight
Left end. Kane 17 125
l-ft (nrkle. SInlllo
I.rfl clinril C'onnnnitliton.
18
148
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130
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KUht BU-rd, O'Nell..
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flight end llredler
'liiTfrhnek. Merlin
T.cft hilfhnck. TornMi
nitht hnlfbnck. Ilreelln... .
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VIM.ANOVA
Position Name ,
I.rft end. Knne. ...... . . .
Left tnrklr. Mrlluxh
Ift Runrd. Snvrr
f'rnler. Courtney
Illclit Rimrd. IlnrtHnn
RlBht tnekle. (Irlfntlm
It'rht r"rt. !. Cnnlln
Oimrtrrlviek. Qiilnn
T,oft hulfnek. Wnrd
Rtrht bnirbnek llnhn
rullbiek. Hennenherirer. . .
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Itefrree Villi Princeton. ,
t'mnlre l.enls (lerraitntown Hlch.
I.lnesmnn Mcrrla.
Lennhnn. Cnrrlgnn. Kcckner nnd Fee
ney. If nny of the Dnckfiold men nre
forced out of the game, Little has Spa
tola. Keogh, Tegon. Rochford and Unas.
Vlllanovu Has Heavy Team
The Villanova Prep team seems
to have n slight edge on St. Joseph's
Prep, due to their superior weight in
the bncklleld.
The teams nre nbout evenly matched
on the line, weighing on nn nvernge of
nbout irt) pounds, but the main line
team nvernges 102 pounds In the back
Held, while St. Joseph's uvernge is
only 148.
There nre five players of the Villa
nova team, thnt will face the Stiles
street bojs who were members of last
year's eleven. Mennenbcrger, the cap
tain nnd fullback; Ward and Jlmmle
Quinu, halfbacks, nnd "Courtney nnd
Kane, linemen, comprise this quintet.
There nretnlso five "vets" on the
St. Joseph's) eleven. Kane, an end ;
O'Neill, n guard: McCnulcy, a tnckhv
nnd Captnln Rrndley. end, nre sensoned
linemen, while Ilreslln. who plays half
is the only member of the bncklleld who
has seen service before this year.
lloth these tennis hnd good records
last year, the Villanova team winning
the majority of Its eight games, while
St. Joseph's lost only two. Villanova
and St. Joseph's plnycd a scoreless tic
Inst season.
The Stiles street boys were defeated
by LaSallo Prep, i) to 0. nnd lost the
tlunl Rnine of the season 27-0, to Rrook
lyn "Prep.
Roth teams have been victorious to
date in their only encounters of the
season. Villnnovn defeatinR the National
Kami School 7 to (I, while St. Joseph's
turned tile track ngnlnst Rrooklyn Prep
111-13.
Ricish, n new man, will piny fullback
In place of Ruddle W.t nne, who was the
star of the Rrooklyn game, as Rrelsh
has developed to rapidly that Coach
Heinle Miller will give him the first
chance at fullback. Wynne, however,
mny break Into the line-up before the
gnnii! is over.
HOLD ANOTHER PRACTICE
Miller, Wray, Little and Others to
.Be at Phoenlxville Tonight
Pliocnixvllle, Oct. 21. It is the urn-
bltlon of Lou Little. Lud Wray and
Heinle Ml'Ier to put Phoenlxville on
the football map, and this trio of for
mer Penn stars are working their hard
est in order to accomplish their aim.
They never miss a practice nnd, with
all the other members of the eleven,
were on hand last night, when a black
board talk was the procedure in the
Church Street Grammar Sehohl, which,
by the way, had as one of its attend
ants in days of yore no less than for
mer Governor Samuel W. Penny
nncker. Rodie Weldon wired that he had
missed connections at F.nstou, but
would be on hand tonight, when nrnc
ticc is held ou the high school field for
Saturday's Rame with the Lancaster
All-ColleRlans. This Is the first game
of the Phoenlxville Club that will be
played at the Stockade grounds In Nor
ristown. Many football fnns from
Philadelphia have written Manager
Kyrieh in regard to reservations for
the contest and It Is expected that a
large number of persons from the
Quaker City will travel to Norrlstown
to see the All-American eleven ln ac
tion. Championship Game Saturday
Tho final sum for tho championship of
the Philadelphia .lnnufnctur'rl! Lciikui be
tween Smith & Furhush nnd Btokn h Smith
Co. will b plnycd Saturday nfxt nt I. and
II Field. Seventh and Tabor road.
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YOUNG GETS LEAD
SHORE GOLF
Frankford Playor's 84 Low
Among Early Finishers at
Atlantic City
Atlantic City, N. .1., Oct. 21. Jo
seph J. Young, of Frankford, medalist
In the recent Lu Lit Temple tourney,
was leading the field of more thnn 100
golfers enrly this nftcrnoon in the fnll
invitation tournament nf the A'-lantlc
City Country Club.
High scores ruled among the early
finishers, only four turning In cords of
less thnn 100. Young hnd nn 81. Ills
enrd :
put .... 7 n 4 a n 4 4 ,t n f
in .... n n 8 a n a n t n usi
H. J. Reed, Atlnntlc City, had a nil
and II. Scott and J. J. Foster, Frank
ford, tied nt 05.
The course wns In fine shape this
morning, ns n large field teed off tinder
the competent direction of the veteran
starter there, Frcil Sherman.
Due to tho slr.e of the field, it wns
expected that five sixtcens would qunllfy
today. There will bn defeated eights
and handicap medal play on Snturdnv
for those beaten or wiio fall to qualify
today.
Maurice Rislcy, nfrcnninl winner of
the mednl, was one of the fnvorltes to
turn low score today. Tom Wooten
nnd other senshore stars also teed off
over the rearranged course nnd were
conceded n chnnce at the mednl. Par
of tho course is now 71.
Many Phllndelphinns cntcrojl the
play, particularly those who will set the
pace In the other sixtcens besides the
first flight, though they arc always dan
gerous contenders even there.
Edward V. O'Hanlon, Frankford:
Herbert R. Newton, Whltcmnrsh, nnd
several score others played.
Eddie Clarcy, Rnla, who woh the tour
ney last year, was expected to appear
later in the day in nn effort to repent his
success of lost yenr. He has won the
York road nnd Lu Lu tourneys so far
this year.
LOCAL RACING DRIVERS
IN 100-MILE AUTO RACE
Bill Strlckler Will Pilot Milton's
Speed Machine at Pottstown
Pottstown, Pa., Oct. 21. The first
100-mile automobile race in the his
tory of Pottstown, nnd the first in this
section of the state since the famous
Foirmount Park grounds nttracted the
racing kings, will be field over the one
mile dirt track at the Pottstown Driv
ing Park on Saturday aftprnoon. The
race Is limited to twentv-fivp starters.
Hill Strlckler, a Philadelphia boy,
who is the champion dirt-track driver
in this territory, will drive Milton's
speed chariot, n Duzenberfy. which
broku the 100-mlle record at Phoenix,
Ariz., October 10.
Otto Locsche, a Frenchman, winner
of the Pike's Peak hill climb ou July 4.
will drive n Lexington car. Jimmy
Knne, another Philadelphia)!.' is the
"dark horse" of the race. All drivers
arc allowed to withhold the nnmo of
their, enr until three hours before race
time. Kane intends to use up the trine
limit.
Rob Patterson, of Mount Holly, will
be there in a twelve-cvliilder Packard:
Henry Willinms, of Philadelphia, who
Is reputed to have the fastest Ford rut
In this section ; Jimmy Gieason, in his
eight-cylinder enr, nnd Joe Heppy will
represent Allentown; Pnt McFudden
will be there from Canton ; Ireneii Gor
tea. n Rrnzilian, who will take part in
his Inst nice before returning to Soutu
America, und the Wolfe brothers, Joe
nnd Eddie, nnd Hnrry Gordon, of
Rrooklyn, will be among those twentv
tive starters for that $1000 purse and
Lexington trophy,
BIKE STAR TO SKATE
Clarence Carman Expects to Play
Ice Hockey Here
Clarence Carman, former American
motor-paced cycle champion, who now
is ridiiiR in Europe, expects to tukc
part in the ice Rame here this year.
Carman is n noted speed skater nml
hockey plner. Here is part of u note
from Carman to George Pawling, of tho
Ice Pnlucc:
"I expert to be home by December
1. You know I like the Ice gnme nnd
will be there strong. Rcfore leaving I
promised to play with u Philadelphia
hockey team. I was approached by
Dluny Scanlon, manager of Hobby Mc
Lean, to play with one of the big
hockey teams, but I prefer to piny
around Phllly."
To Play at Holmesburg
Penn Awl, Oct. St. The I'lillllpabunr
Prnfuslonn were no match for the atroriK
I'enn ArKl tram at the alate town th
home team winning out by tho acoro of 27
'. , T' vlcloua attack of the l'enn
rfty,LMlfklJel11 wa" entirely too stror-j for
the l'hllllpabunr lino to withstand, desplttt
the fact that they rnadu a game rcalatancn
against (Treat odda. Next Saturday Penn
Aruyl will havo one of the ureateat testa of
lla strength that It ha ever experienced,
as the team will go to Philadelphia to meet
the noted Holmesburg eleen.
Lancaster H. S. Wants Game
i Lancaster High football team Is without a
game for Saturday, October 23 The man
agement would like to arronae for a gams
to be played at Lancaster with Home fust
high school or pren school team In eastern
part of state. Address II. D. Weller. Lan
caster, Pa,
A Little Ray of Sunshine
The Mervlne A. C, of 85.1 North Twelfth
street, held a block party Tuesday night on
Ileno street between Tenth and Kleventh
streets and the proceeds, $00. wns sent to
tho Sunshtno Day Nursery. 017 North
Eletenth street.
No
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Heady for Use
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Special Carries Center
Boosters to Cambridge
Dnnville, Oct. SI. The special
train carrying the Center College
football eleven, which will piny Har
vard at Cambridge, Saturday, left
here early today. Resides twenty -seven
players, tho train also carried
about 300 boosters, Including college
students and Danville citizens. It is
scheduled to nrrlvc at Cambridge to
morrow afternoon.
E
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Ban Johnson Decides to Hold
Meeting in St. Louis
Next Week
Chicago, Qct. 21. A meeting of the
American League, to bo held In St. Louis
next week, hns been called bv President
Ran Johnson, and It Is expected that the
five club owners who nre standing bv
Johnson in the present controversy will
attend the conclave. Johnson hns wired
to Phil C. Rnll, president of the St.
Louis club, tvho is now in Pnsndcnn.
urging him to return Immediately'.
A member of the Cook countv grand
lury. tvhlch is investigating the gambling
scandal, let It bo known thnt the mem
bers of the Jury strongly fnvor n reor
ganization of the Rame, and will recom
mend such n move in this report.
"The 1010 world series scnndal would
liavc been exposed within a week nfter
the chompionsltii! had been decided had
there been a civilian nt tlfc head of the
Natlonnl Commission." he snld.
"It is the sentiment of the grand jurv
Hiat a reorganization of the National
Commission take place immediately. Tills
will eliminate the recurrence of nnv
more scandals like that of the 11)10 world
series. Everybody had the Information;
but there wan no one to take it and
prosecute the conspirators."
WON'T BOX IN ENGLAND
Champion Dempsey Will Not Make
Trip, Is Declaration
New York, Oct. 21. Jack Dempsey,
world's heavyweight boxing champion,
will not mnke n trip to England to de
fend his title ngnlnst nspiring rivnls,
no mntter whnt the Inducement. This
declaration wns made yesterday by
Jack Kcnrns, Dempsey's mniiager,
when the prospect of n trip to Europe
wns submitted to lilin., The receipt of
n cnbiegrnm. containing information nf
n rumor through England thnt the
chnmpion wns contemplating n trip
ncrnss the briny in January, prompted
the denial of Manager Kearns.
Rrltish promoter nre understood to
hnve been in communlontion with Mnn
ngcr Kcnrns lu nn effort to induce him
to visit England for prospective bouts.
Flattering offers have been made, but
Manager Kearns has not accepted any
of them.
TUNING UP FOR PENN
Virginia Military Institute Players
In Great Shape
Li-Uncton, Vn., Oct. 21, The Vir
ginia Military Institute cloven, called
the Flying Cadets, had n hnrd scrim -innge
yesterday in preparing for the
contest nt Franklin Field with Pcnnsvl
vnnln Saturday. The workout, which
lasted for nn hour or longer, hnd the
aspect of n real game. Fortunntely no
person wns injured.
Every man is in the best of condition
for the big contest in Philadelphia. Cap
tain James Leech, Stuart and Hunting
have been given speclol attention in
Interference nnd in running the ends.
No doubt the Flying Cadets will resort
tc open style in view of having so many
fast men.
The Virginia party will stop nt the
Rellevue-Strntford, where a bnnrpict for
the tenm, graduates and students will
be held Saturday night.
RICAN LEAGU
HEAD SOUNDS CALL
The Most Talked of Men s
Good Shoe Values irtPhila.
We arc drawing the crowds while other retailers are
standing around "hungry" for business. That's the best
proof we are selling the Icind of shoes Philadelphia men
want and have lowered prices to the ground in these
Tremendous Values This Week in
Men'sFallShoes
PRICED $ 3 to$5 BELOW
ACTUAL RETAIL VALUES
Shop around among tho Maiket nnd Chestnut Street Shops;
see their $10 to $15 shoes, then come hero nnd see tho same
quality and better styles on sale here at $6.85 to $9.85.
DAY AND NIGHT UP TO SATURDAY NIGHT
Master-Made
$10 Shoes
nrown or innck
nnd I'ntent Dance
Oxfords.
6
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Here
HUNDREDS OF NEW
Superb $12
Styles
Cordo Calf. Cor
dnvnn and UUck
Calf In every new
Fall style.
.Tlinr nhnnt 3ft l-IOL Knlnm ..
8.85
Here
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SCHOOLBOYS AWAIT
WEEK-END GAMES
25,000 Rooters Will See Local
Grid Teams in Action
Tomorrow
Some 25,000 school boys In this city
nwalt with unusual Interest tle week
end football Raines. It hns been many
yenrs since tho scholnstlc elevens were
so evenly matched in this section. Six
gamcsi were deadlocked Inst Fridny nnd
many close scores nre expected tomor
row, when the crucial league games will
be played. ,
In addition to the Catholic League
games which will draw thousands of
rooters, there, nre three Rntnes which
should bring wit some close footlmll.
The Fmnkford Hlgli-Centtnl- High
Rnmo nt Centrnl High in the Oinibel
Cup series is importnnt and Frnnkford
has a team worth watchlnK.j though
rmitrnl THirli Is the favorite nnd It
would be n big upset If the Crimson,
ntul Onld were defented.
The Penn Chnrter team trnvcls to
St. T.iiltp's nt Wnvne nnd this gnme
should be a sttong test for the Interne
rlintnntnns. ns the St. Luke's bovs held
West t'nt 10 lie to n scoreless no iu"i
wnnV I
The Camden High Sclinoi will nuil'o
Its nci-nml nnncarance nf the season
here when It battles the Northeast"
TIMi eleven nt the Red nnd Rlnck s
ftnld
Friends' Centrnl's youthful wnrrlors
onened the senson last Friday with
Haddonfield and plnv Oermnntown
Friends' nt Clark Field. (Icrmantown
Friends hns the stronger tenm but
Friends' Centrnl showed so much pep
Inst week there Is no telling which wav
this game w.ill ro. Colllngswood HIrIi
Is still in quest of n record score ns
well ns the Jersev championship nnd
nlnvs RridReton HIrIi nt Colllngswood.
The boys are not nt nil plenscd because
Hammnnton High canceled the game
with CollitiRswood this yenr.
Hnmmonton High tied with Colllngs
wood Inst tenr nnd Colllngswood hnd
a few tricks up their sleeves to let
loose in the gnme with the Jersey
youngsterR, but It is nil off nnd the
Collingswood boys declare that Hnm
monton canceled because they feared n
sound trouncing.
The Friday schedule follows :
La Salle ts. West Catholic, at Cahill
Field.
Tplsconal Arademj", nt Hldlev ParK.
Frnnkford Illuh. ut Cerrtrsl IIlRh.
St. Joseph's Prep, nt Villanova.
Penn Charter, nt St I.uke'v School.
Camden llluh, at Northeast IIlKn.
Hadnor Illuh at Cheltenham Illrh.
Friends' Centrnl nt Oermantown Friends.
Oermantonn Acndemv. at Chestnut Hill.
IirldBcton Hlsh, nt Cnlllncswooa men.
SATL'rtDAY
Norrlstown !!lh. nt Ilethlehem Hleh.
Wllllnmsnn School, ut Penna. M. C.
Cnthollc Hlah, nt Wennnah.
On Snturdnv the Roman Cntho'ie
High School will travel to Wenondh for
n gnme with the Jersey tenm nnd the
Purple nnd fiold eleven looks for n hui.l
fight. This will be one of n trio of
games fnr Saturday. Norrlstown High
playing Rethlehem High nt Rethlebem,
while Williamson School will tm kle the
P. M. C. Reserves nt Chester.
SUES RALPH GREENLEAF
Complainant Charn.es Fraud In Con
nection With Pocket Billiard Match
Saratoga Springs. N. Y.. Oct. 21.
Charges of frnttd nnd deceit ngnlnst
Ralph Orceiilenf. pocket billiard cham
pion, arc mnilo by Robert E. Duval in
a Supteine Court action started by him
ns u result of n pocket billiard match
plavcd between the chnmpion nnd Jo
seph Concannon in this city Aitgint
1(1. 17 and IS.
Mr. Duval claims thnt nt the time nf
the match lie was given to understand
by Orecnlcnf that the title wns to be
pa.'sed in case of his defeat by Con
ennnon, but thnt be Inter learned that
the two players agreed between them
selves thnt the match should be purely
nn exhibition affair. The match wns won
by Concannon by n score of d.'O to 120.
Mr. Duval seeks to recover S!!II0 pnlil
by him to Orecnlcnf following the match.
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FOOTBALL
Ilnrvnrd will meet Center Col
lege Saturday.
BOB MAXWELL
(YOU KNOW BOD)
will Referee this Battle nnd Tell
Evening PCTjlic Ludceu Readers
About It Monday.
( Princeton nnd Navy Will Clash
in Tigcrtown.
SPICK HALL
will be there to review the fray.
EXPERTS
Will Describe All Important
Eastern Gridiron Games in
Eucntng public SEe&ser
ROSE TREE RACE ENTRIES
Fine List
for Hunt Club
Meet on
Saturday
Eutrles for the Rose Tree races on
Saturday nre probnbly the best thnt
have ever been received for n hunt club
meet. As fnr ns the steeplechase nnd
cross-country races nre concerned, the
entries for Saturday at Rose Tree arc
as fine ns would be found nt Snrntoga,
Helmont or nny of the big tracks.
There are six lint and cross-country
races on the program and nil arc well
filled. The meet starts at 2 p. in. nnd
the races nre he'd nt half-hour inter
vals. There should not be nn Idle mo
ment all nftcrnoon nnd nnotlier Inrge
crowd will, no doubt, be In njtendnncc.
Pen Points
Pnt Divyer, tho scrub hnlfbnck, performed
yesterday like n real varsity star. Ho hit
the line, skirted tho ends nnd caught for
ward passes like n teternn during tho scrim
mage drill. Ho Is built along tho lines of
Joo Htraus.
Jnke Uernstcln, a freshman halfback, Vho
fierformed at Southern Hltth last ear. wns
mrt In a ecrlmmniro drill between tho flrat
and second frrshmsn elfvens vesterdnv nfrn..
noon. Dr. Light stated that ho badly twisted
his nrm.
Illll Kelly, nnother freshmtn hnlfbnck, was
Injured Into Tuesrin), when the cnrllnR9
scrimmaged tho Wist I'hllndelphln Jtlch
School eleven Tho nungnter received n
nnsty cut over tho eo that completely closed
tho optlo yesterday Kelly halls from Hnr
rlsburr nnd plated with the Mlllersvlllo
Stnto Normal School Inst season
Myron Watklns Is netting energetic Yester.
day the big back, who pulled n ligament In
his shoulder iigalnst Hwnrthmoro. played
center for the second eleten during the sig
nal drill. He expect9 to acrimmace next
week
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MANUEL
PENN GRIDIRON SQUAD
ON WAR SCHEDULE
Morning Practice Starting
Red and Blue Squad Need More Signal Drills,,
Says Heisman
"Oh, bow we bate to get up In the I training house, but this number Is added
morning!" was tho doughboys' daily
wall hi the days of the war. Today the
w Mt.t I
song hns been added to the songbook of
the University of Pennsylvania football
team. Reason : Morning practice starts
at 7 o'clock until the end of the season.
The nthlctcs will have n regular
doughboy day from now on. They will
hear tho clang of tho morning bell, sub
stituting for the bugle, will nrlsc at 0:150
nnd promptly at 7 report on Franklin
Field sans their football togs, but in
light enough raiment for a signal drill.
At 7:15 Coach Heisman sends the squad
to the training house and they breakfast
A O ,))n t ..t.al "k.in n'nlltltlf lllttltl
At 8 IHO classes start. One o'clock lunch
Is served, then bnck to classes at 2.
From :$ until fi those gridiron warriors
whose clnsses nre finished report on
Franklin PlnM. At 5:45 Concll Hels
man calls It a day and dinner is served.
It inlaht be n day. but the nthlctcs still
hnve n half-hour blackboard talk to
tinilorffn. After that they study and at
10:30 taps are sounded nnd the day Is
really concluded.
J the
toacn Ilcisman gave me reasons ior
morning practice in the iiubk ot
yesterday afternoon. c nre forced
to devote so mucn lime in me niiernuuns
to tnckllnp. correcting mlstnkcs anil
scrimmage thnt there Is little time left
for slgnnl drills," snid the conch. "You
know the modern footbnll player has lots
to learn nnd with lute classes, the
shortening of the days and bis other
duties he has little enough time for
football. Thnt Is the reason that I hnve
Instituted the morning prncuec drill.
The squad needs more slgnnl practice
and the only time i nave to give it 10
them is In the morning," added the
mentor of the Red nnd Rlue.
The p nycrs arc n unit in declaring
for the morning practice, ns it gives
tlicm an opportunity to drill when they
are unhampered by the scrub squad
nnd the freshmen, who tnkc up a large
part of the field every afternoon, ln
nddltion,- the workout gives them a
healthy appetite for their breakfast.
Coach Heisman yesterday afternoon,
in addition to giving out the morning
prnctlce information, stated that the
team wns coming nioug as well as he
has expected, but that Injuries nnd
late clnsses have been playing havoc
with bis desire for teamwork.
T.t.Anev.fniii- men nre nn,i t lUn
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WSmSMmlS Puts
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TN the Cigar business there is a floodtide
of tobacco buying all at once and little-at-a-time
cigar selling to get back the
investment.
This means Big Cost or Big Credit in
a rush in the leaf-buying reason.
The Cash Buyer does not depend upon
the financial favor of the tobacco-leaf
merchants. "Shut your eyes and see what
I will give you" is not his idea. Paying cash,
he demands and getsthe pick of the
market.
He is independent. He selects the best
wherever it is.
This house for many years has been in a position
to follow the Cash Course. This is another reason
for the unvarying delightfulness of MANUEL
its uniform grade its high quality.
We get the best leaf always at the right price
and pass these advantages on to the smoker.
ALLEN R. CRESSMAN'S SONS
Cigar Manufacturers Philadelphia
Elqr Be
at Seven an Innovation for
to in tne morning by fifteen additional
athletes, who do not live ln the train
ing house, but around the campus. With
tills number virtually tlircc teams rtiu.
through slgnnl drill in the morning.
Conch Heisman constantly shifts the
varsity tenm nrottnd to give the sub
stitutes nn opportunity to learn tho
new plnys,
Ilermnn Hnrvey. the Mlnersvllle lnd.
Is the lntest addition to tho injured
srpiud. Since Saturday Harvey ban
been suffering from n lamo knee, but
until this morning it did not cause him
nny real trouble. This afternoon tho
knee was swollen considerably, with'
the result thnt the hnlfbnck wns forced
to take to the dressing room for re
pairs. Mike Dee, who pulled Hnrvey
through his nttnek of wntcr on tho
knee, is looking after him again, nud
says that Harvey will be in there ou
Saturday.
-Mike Whitehl 1 Is still lnid up with
bis Injured shoulder'. lVsterdny he
donned his football togs nnd rnn around
the field for exercise, but he did not
Ret into the slgnnl, scrimmage or tack
ling drills. Ills shoulder is still so soro
thnt he can hardlv rnlse his nrm nK.w
i '? (I Tt ,H nnt thought like y that
he w I play on Saturday.
Wh tehlll's punting will bo sndlv
missed, nlthough Rex Wrny nfter ttv.i
days on the side lines with nn infejitcsl
foot wns out Iwoting the bnll around
yesterday afternoon. I.nte In the scrim
innge drill, when the players were
bniely discernible In the semldnrkness,
rny wns sent Into the scrlnnunge drill
nnd did well. He stated nfter prac
tice thnt while his foot wns still n lit
tle tender he expected no more trouble,
from it nnd would be In the game ou
Saturday.
Cnrl Thomas was on the field ves-
t,1r.',?,v ,in S b,lt l,p '" WJiitciiHI,
did little more thnn exercise. The for
mer Central High School bid's c'botv I
coming around nicely, buf it Is st'll too
sore for him to engnge in nny scrlm
mnge drill. He will prnhnblv remain
inactive this week, and will start next
week to prepare for the Stnte game. It
is expected thnt Thomas will stnrt nt
center In the Stnte contest, ns the Red
nnd Blue is still weak at the pivot posi
tion. the passing of the centers not be
ing up to the Hcismnn stnndard. In the
event thnt Thomas plnys center Coch-'
ran will play left guard.
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