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MURREY'S RUN ONE OF
GREA TEST IN FOOTBALL
Princeton Quarterback
Went Through Entire
Lourie
Tiger?
Navy
Also
Eleven;
Star
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WEST VIRGINIA NEXT
Hy SPICK HALL.
Princeton N. J., Oct. 2o.
E:
mAVK MURItBY'S run of 87 yards,
for Princeton's second loucnuown
.flinft (lie .nvy in i-muicr ruuu.m.i
Saturday was one of the greatest In
SlVldiial performances ever Been on n
foJtbftll Held. Becnure Don Lourlc. the
Xr Tiscr quarterback, had made a
t"l.clon In the second period, this
"ore wni not needed nnd consequently
Jinnot be Mid to hove won the game.
C, the wonderful sprint that, began
SS!r the shadow f Princeton's coal
!?:.. nn,i ended when tho speedy Ten-
X nnd ended when tho speedy '
renn dived from tho 5-yard line
over
thf coal with McKce at his heels.
Olnnrlni! over the Hut of great runs
rtronlclfd In football history, It will
K noted that In the vast majority of
Tun the dashes were made cither on
rtcovered fumbles, giving tho runner a
(tor field before he started, or from
rolnts on the gridiron where tho run
ier had only n few men to dodgo be
fore getting over tho lino.
All Navy In Front
Hut Murrey's run was different. He
tezn from n point ten yards behind
tie line of scrimmage with the ball on
lis own 23-ynrd line. Not just a few
Nitv men were in front of mm, but tno
tntlre eleven Midshipmen had to be
reckoned with before he could get
To ue sure, several oi iu aik'" im
Navy men out of the ploy by clever
toilnc and blocking, but br for real in
terference there was none, .-uurrey went
the whole distance by himself nnd by
Hi Kpcedy, dodging, sidestepping nnd
rtraljsht-nrmlng eluded eight ofi the.
NavjN would-be tncklers.
Murrev began by circling the ?avy'B
left end. Curncv wus put out of the play,
but the middles' secondary defense
moved across, giving Murrey no chnuce
tn continue straight down the nldn lines,
lie therefore, elected to take a diagonal
coufp which led Iilm right through tho
Navy's backfleld tacklere. It seemed
Impoisible that he could go over 10
jards, but he did, by springing from
lde to side ns the Navy men dived nt
llm. He finally emerged into the open
vlth no one in front of him but Cruise.
All this time hit direction had been nt
an angle of about forty-nve degrees witu
the goal line. When he had leached this
point, however, ho did column half right
and went straight toward the goal.
Cruiie made a savage dive only to
kave Murrey bury his head in the turf
with u perfect ptrnlght-nrm nnd side
liten. Murrev then flow over the chalk
narks with n clenr field to the goal. I
t,rmcniij ue nruru .)itivc iuuuwiuk
after him for nt the 5-yard mark he
left his feet, diving tho remaining dis
tance and putting tho bnll a few feet
over the line as he slid along.
Don Louita Stars
Before he gave way to Murrey, Don
Iurle plneil u rcmarkablo gnmo and
ffai gipn a tremendous ovation as he
talked down the track and out of the
rtadium w lapped in Ills army blanket.
It was in tho tecum! period that Don
pulled fT a hcrlcs of sensational plnys
that pe Princeton her flint touch
down Starting at tho 25-3 ard maik,
Lourie shifted tho Navy's left wing for
20.irds Then two fine forward passes
from I.ourio to Pavis took the ball to
the 1.") nrd mark. From there Lourlc
made the touchdown, Bprinting over to
tho side linn nrd then going straight to
the goal with the chalked boundary
Wins Country Club Medal Round
With Ca.cl of 83 Miss Cav-
erley Has an 89
Mrs. Clarence II. Vanderbcck. former
national ehninpion, won tho qualifying
medal today in play for tho Philadel
phia Country Club title at Bala. Mrs.
Vamlerbetk held the title last year. In
Mpturing today's medal Mrs. Vander
bcck set a new course record for women,
according to Thomas Grlbhen, whose
memory extends over somo twenty-odd
Tears of piny. The victor's card was
j3. one of tho flnost she ever made.
Jilts Mildred Cavcrly tinned n card of
89 ami Mrs. Caleb V. Fox had n 00.
Here is Mrs. Vandcrbeck's caid:
put 70444(140 B 44
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Miss Cavcrly's card:
ow enuiiii n 41
' 50440000 048 80
Mrs. Fox's enrd:
fit T0U0M7 048
to 677BB5&0 7 Bl DO
There wcro thirty-five entries in the
tournament today, which begun at 10
0 ClOCk In tlm mnrnlnj. TliMlllttflll
Prizes nre on exhibition for the winucrs
oi tho tournament In both tho first nnd
5'eond bixteens and first and second
Weatfd eights.
Among the other starters were Miss
Florence McNeely, Mrs. 13. G. Betr, T.
ctcrlchi. Miss Maria Do Kosngko
na Mrs 9. B. Peck.
pe courto was In wonderful hhapo
today nnd quite n good gallery fol
lowed Mrs. Viinderbcck over the courbc.
New Football Team Formed
J?', s..ou,1 Philadelphia A. A . a newly
cIom . elliveni compoaed of former high
"is Kama are being acheduled. Among the
J'tyrs are I'adula, left end a formtr three
1.1 I man t Houthern High Hchool when It
f Itsj champion teams. "Chlcky" l'aason
l5i?'"."K 'h'1 alsTiala. while his brother
P'fry la nillnz tho noaltlon ut rleht half.
J Oottlleb. another ex-Southrrn High
ffinrlnS Ihreo-letter man. Is ut fullback.
v""P ih? 1 1 no positions are Kline, right wid.
AhS1!1"' left tackle; Clrossman, left guard!
JiiK1'"!8, center, Butt, right guard! Kaplan,
llfilv,a.:ill!t ttntl Becker In the Ucklleld.
".n",bllc- Teams wishing to arrange
..' Mint Ed Uolllleb. 400 South Eighth
"t. Uoth telephones,
8unflower Captures Polo Title
si!"!'."0" City. Kun Oct. 28. The Sun.
sw nil fPfentlng tho cavalry school at
ihi , is1 .?' Itanuas. won the polo champion
.?..' th central department of the army
MitHUy by defeating the learn .repreeent;
l !?,cl520' of nre, Fort Hill. Oklahoma!
L? This was tho final game of the
n ituiy tournament and was one of the
"tt ever played at the P"i,
8mlth Nine Wins City Title
Wtil. qV,a'ln Ilrldeeburg, In a ten-Inning
Baek''. ".A0. .1- ,nen fhultlng out ronnle
CuS,i!. Athltlc hecrufts. a to 0. Frank
MRS
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RECORD
V v
Saturday's Results
on Many Gridirons
Harvard. 31 Onler, 14.
I'rlnceton, Hi Navy, 0.
Yale, 24 1 Wwt Virginia. 0.
Rirnctiat, 101 llnrtmotilh, 0.
ttornrtl. 42 1 CoUntf. 6.
(IrontfUrwn, 401 FonUiam) 10.
Wtwlivan. Kit Colnrobla. O.
Hamilton, 14 N. Y V.. 13.
Virginia. 7i Uutgrrs. 0.
Brown. 14i Bprlngtlatd, 0.
Amlierxt. Hit Union. 0.
v-t.. wv.htn.n. 14t Arulorrr. 10.
rrinklln nml Marshall. 14 Tlwhwiler, 0.
IlpnSSfinfr. 41 vvnrcrmcr ii, u.
llrovn Cltr. 40i St. llonavcnture. 0.
Nt. Ijurrrnrr. Ml. Ilolmrt, 0.
Wllllnma, 02i Trinity, 0. ,..,..
llnlr Cro-N. V. Mate canceled by lattr,
Mttitiurgli. 10i Ororsln Teen., 3.
Army, 281 Tufts, , . . , ..
Wofth.iitml Jpir.. 14 I.rhlfli, 0.
lfnlnu. 71 Iltwnii, ", ., ,.
Oarnfulu Teth.. 27 Cincinnati, 15,
lnn Htate. 100i Ibnon Vftllwr, 7.
HiifkndlT 481 Miihlenlnr', 0...
Htrniibmnrr. 41 1 Jftltns lieoKins, o
Ktfvrnn. 0t MltMlrbury. 0.
Hrrnrune (freshmen). Sll Dartmoulh (frrsh'
nirn), 0.
Kt. HiViilifn-. 7 1 KMtmnn. B,
Vlrnlnla Mllltarv Acoitrmy, 27t Pnn. 7.
Kt. Johns, 10 rmnnylvonla MlllUxry Col-
llillnnflft. 2Bi Wrt Man and, 0.
HtneiTnriJ 14 llelnwaro. 0.
Norwich. Ml rjarknon. 0,
N. II. Slate. 40i Conn. State, 0.
C'lilrarn. 101 Iowa. O. .
Ohio Htflle. 13i Wlfnnln. 7. ,
Notrt nnmV. 2St Valparaiso, 3,
Illinois, it aiirniKiiii. "
RSlV.?rVK"wS.t.r nrserve. 0.
rune. 71 AUron. Ohio. 0.
Worlcr. 10i Ohfrtln, 0.
lHl.lwhilwnllaef.2Hl "lrn-" -IleMleherit.
34i Ohio Norlhern, 7.
Wabah. 30 Itoe Toly. 0.
mark only a couple of feet from his
The most notable feature of Prince
ton's forward PM.a'rfJSt y
wcro so well conceived nnd pcrtcttiy
executed that there seemed no chanto
for them to go astray ami unless he
receiver had made a muff. t the
mTs were not ma o and th passes
were the rEl o'ffensive factor that turned
tho scale. The Navy's passes were ; good
p ays. Hob Folwcll knows football and
;"lf...; w tr. hnvii forward passing
executed, but tho Nvy ends were un
certain In receiving them. J,UHt V,l
beginning of the Anal pertal, hodrtw
made a long pass of near y ,forty live
yards. It was the old suoe-Btrlng ptaj
with Carney far out on tue nd. lhe
TIecm did not sec Carney nnd he woum
..i?"1 ... lr (lel.l for a touchdown
but he made a miserable muff and the
Navy's chances for a touchTown were
gone.
Didn't Show Much
There is no doubt that with all tho
Harvard and Yale scouts present. Coach
liill Itopcr decided to show nothing ex
"... i' i... l.n.i tn R.nw. It was evi
dent early in the game that Joo Scheerer
was a far longer punter than King ; and
also that Lourio was better in return s
mints thnn Cruse. This combination
meant that Princeton could g an ...any
vards on punt-exchanges and they did.
Schccrcr'H toe ke.t the ball nt a safe
ii..... -.., i, t irprs' lino and after
Lourie's touchdown nt the beginning of
the second period, l'rinccion icu.ij uu
llttlo to fenr.
tu Vfivv'i line ns a whole outplnycd
Princeton's forwards. That accounts
for tho fact that the Navy outrushed the
Tir..ru from scrimmage, 13. 3ards to
l'JS. The margin, however, was to
small, that it Is easy to nuuuco umi uie
Princeton backs were much more power
ful offensively than the Navy s.
rnrfhermnre. had It been necessary,
Itopcr could have sent in tw;o new sets
of fresh backs, while the Navy liasn t
uny such long string of substitutes that
could have made as good a showing as
the ones who begun behind the line.
Itopcr began today to lay his plans
fn- tho West VlrEinia game. This
team, which defeated the Tigers 2."-l
in.ii- ienr. should be. a rather easy vie
tlm next Saturday as Yale had no
trouble in beating the Southerners Sat
urday 24-0.
OFF FOR SCHOONER RACE
American Boat Leaves Port With
out Tryout
Gloucester, Mais., Oct. 25. Tho
schooner Esperanto will slip out of this
famous old fishing port today with
out having been put through nny trial
spin in preparation for her forthcoming
races with tho Nova Scotia fisherman
Delawanna for the supremacy of the
North Atluutie fishing licet?. It had been
planned to take her nut for n short test
jeatcrday, but the fitting and bending on
of sails took longer than had been ex
pected nnd it -is decided to ubandon
the trial.
The Gloucester lotL'e ot KIks innrcliej
down to the water front yesterday and
presented to Captnlu Marty Welch two
emblem lings to bo Down from the masts
of the pride of Gloucester's licet.
PITT TO CANCEL TECH
Forfeits Date Next Year by Playing
Protested Men
rittburgh. Tn.. Oct. 25. Tho Georgia
Tech rootoail team na own seen nero joi
ih last time, nccordlnir to the athletic an
thorttles at tho University of Pittsburgh, and
It Is likely that Dartmouth will get their
date next fall, as negotiations havo been
under way tor eome unit iu buucuuio a con
nut with nnother eastern collego
Next year both Syracuan and Pennsylvania
are dun to play hero, giving the Tanthers
two moro homo games thin they had this
year, ao It Is likely that the first came with
Dartmouth will take place In the ISaat next
year tbun In I'lttaburgn in IV...
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MANY SURPRISES
IN SOCCER MS
Two Former Champion Teams'
Colors Lowered by Much
Younger Teams
Soccer, llko football. h.d many re
verse? on nSturday. One that attracted
more attention than the rest was to
find the "Wolfcndcn -Shore bo down to
defeat by tho "Hibernians" Tli
was due to the injury of two of its
players Pete .laclcson haying received
a dislocated shoulder, while Mllllgan
was so badly Injured that It was neces
sary to place his limb In n plaster cast.
Another upset was the victory qt
MarshairE. Smith over the J. & J.
Dobson team, last year's double cham
pions, the store team winn nt by a
scoro of 2 goals to 1. Throughout
tho second half the mill bojs out
played tho Smith team, they lacked the
shooting powers to even the score.
In the Industrial I-cagiie FlclMicrs
took the lead by dcTeatlng the bncllen
burg team by n one-sided score of 0
goals to 0, while I.uptons took the
Hohlflold team In tow by n score of 2
goals to 1. Hardwlck & Magco added
two points to its standing by defeating
the Budd eleven. , ,
One of the biggest surprises of the
day camo when the University of Pcnii
sjlvnnln squad lost its first game of the
season to the Montclalr Field Club, of
the New York League. The Ited and
Dluo was unable to penetrate tho Mont
clalr defense. The Jersey team gathered
Its two counters through tuo wors oi
Denby.
Tho Bethlehem Steel soccer team,
three times winner of tho National
T ...... .l...f..l.l flnfofirfwl tllft
Vir ? i tuuuiyiuu" "H'. "Vr;"A1,i"i
Wolfenden Shore eleven, of the Aincu i
first Division league, ncioro u "u"u
of 1800 spectators on tlio ueiu ac vjaru
. . . . fPl. Ann
ington yesterday afternoon
Tho final
score was 3 to 1
DISSTON LOSES AGAIN
New York Football Club Trims the
Sawmakers In National League
New York, Oct. 25. By defeating
the crack hocccr eleven of the Dlshton
Athletic Association of Philadelphia bv
the score of 2 goals to 1 at New ork
Oval yesterday the New lork Football
Club re-established Itself In the good
graces of metropolitan followers of the
gome, nnd at the samo time gained two
more points in the championship scries
of the Notional Football League. The
I'loli.i-u ImivpvpF. furnished n fine ex
hibition for the large crowd, nnd nctu
nlly led nt half time by 1-0.
WILLIAMS WINS GRIND
Phladelphla Entry Finishes First In
100-Mllo Auto Race
Henry Williams, of Philadelphia,
drove his No. 2 Ford special across
a winner In the 100-mllc aiitomobllo
classic nt the Hill Park oval, Potts
town. Pa., on Saturday. ....,
Williams, who led the Held right from
the htnrt, was clocked by the timers at
25 miles, 20:02: nt 50 miles, 54 :.J;
70 miles. 70:18 2-5, nnd the 100 miles
in 2 hours 21 1-5 seconds.
-... IV III nmu woa fnreeil to
uniy iiutL- ii iuM.M,n ,"":, , ,,
halt, nnd that occured In the e ghty
nintli mile when ho stopped nt the pit
with a broken piston rod. Af ler Jos tug
three laps his mechanics had him soon
nirinen Cowen. the Brazilian, gave
the fans a fhrlll when on his fifty
ninth mile n bolt dropped finm his
steering wheel anil bin muchlno shot
into a dlUli. He maintained control
of his car. Up to this mishap (owen
was fighting Williams for first place.
DICKENS LOST TO YALE
Famous Tackle Wrenches Knee and
May Be Out for Season
Now Haven. Conn.. Oct. 25. Yale's
victory over West Virginia demonstrated
thnt Tad Jones' men must be reckoned
with by Ptlnceton nnd Hnrvard, nnd
while It went a long way toward rein
stating the Ellis In the good graces of
tho undergraduates and alumni it de
veloped that the gamo cost the Bluo
Dickens, the best tackle in the entire
squad, is out of the game for the season.
He retired in the second half after g v-f'-
., f tho heRt exhibitions of tackle
play seen In the bowl this year, and as I
he was lieipcu io we miii .v..-.
noticed thnt ho limped. An examina
tion last night showed a badly wienehed
knee, rnough to keep him out of tho
game for good nnd all.
CURTIS IN TIE GAME
Country Club Eleven Deadlocks
With Bellhaven at Football
The football team from the Curtis
Country Club fought tho Bellhaven A.
A. eleven to a 12-to-12 deadlock yes
terday ufternoon, before uu exception
ally large crowd, at Fifty-fourth street
nnd Klmwood avenue.
Bellhaven am an us scoring in me
opening period, pulling a scries of trick
nlnr fnr tho lnitlnl tally nnd later
fooling the Curtis warriors with a triple
f.rifmeross thnt netted a second touch
down. Tho becond quarter wns scoreless,
both teams trying in vain to gain consistently.
trWrtTCPHILXtoEiiPHrA MONDAY,
Saturday and Sunday
Soccer Results
CniCKBT I.EAOUB
piilla. 2d, It U. of P. 3d. 8.
HvrfoM 2d. 01 Moorcnlown 2d. 2.
Merlon While. 1 1 Phll. ndi. 0.
1'hlln, wttltet" 3: Mooreatown, 1.
ALLIED LEAaUD FIRST DIVISION
Hibernians, 0: Woltenden Shore. 2.
M. n. Smith. 2! J. & J. Dobnon, 1.
Wanderer. 8 Klnoeattnir. 1.
WEOT PHILADELPHIA
Welcome. 4 Mill ford, 0.
Albion. 8 Vlctrlx. 1.
Llahthoueo. 4! Olrard. 2.
NOriTHWEST
Olney. 3! A. JkL O.. 1.
rrinclrvllle. 1: Colonial, 0.
Hurpm Leather, li Hunting. 0.'
NOnTIIEAST
Dtaiton. 21 Merchant Ship. 1.
SECOND DIVISION
Tfennlnxton, at Nativity, 2.
Dlaaton, fl Penooyd, 2.
Wolfenden Bhore. 4: Kaywood. 0.
FOUrtTH DIVISION
IMnllold. 4! llorer novera. 3.
Del'aul, 4; Sear. Mem., 2..
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
I.upton, 2i Hohineld, 1.
Snellenbur, 3t Budd. 0.
I'lelsher. Ot Barrett. 0.
SUNDAY GAMES
Bethlehem, 8: Wolfenden. 1.
J. b J, Dobaon, 4i Knjwood C, C, 2.
Bowling Marathon
Thero will bo .a bowllns marathon at the
Caalno Alleys November 1, beginning at (I
p. m. and ending at 12 o'clock. Twelve
team, comrrliln the rat bowlera In Phila
delphia, will compete. Tcami will conalit
of two men each, one having- to be on the
allcyn for tho full period of six houre.
Amonir the oracka ao far entered are Mleller
and Campbell, Dore Hmlth and Da Marco,
Hilly Zler and Anderaon, Joe Trucks and II.
ltlcharda and dreenwell and Charlos Homer,
of New York.
Corley C. C. Wants Games
The Corley Catholic Club has reorganized
for the anaaon of 1920-21 with virtually the
aamo team that repreaented them in the
Southern Catholic Leanue lam year, and
would like to arrange samea with teama of.
ferine n, fair nuarantee. and would alao like
to arranm out-of-town same with auch
fid indPiFkeibuw. Addrew Harold O'llara
Jjjgjp, 1324 nitner it. Philadelphia.
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GREAT FOOTBALL
Contest With Holmeoburg
Eleven Reaombled Big Col
lege Battle
Fred Gcrker, manager of the Holmes
burg football eleven, did something out
of tho ordinary in Philadelphia Inde
pendent gridiron' circles last Saturday
when he booked tho Pen Argyl eleven,
a newcomer to Philadelphia fans, but
that "Pop" made one of the best moves
of his career was evidenced nt Crystal
Field, Holmesbufg, on Saturday after
noon. v
Football history was made on many
gridirons Saturday, nnd llolmesburg
was one ot the hlstory.-maklng locations.
Never has n better team appeared on
tho field and some great games with
Conshy have and no doubt will be played
thnre In the future. The visitors, who
arc the champions of the Schuylkill
valley, wcro accompaulod by 500 fans
and a glee club, and the atmosphere
had nil tho earmarks of a big college
come.
llolmesburg won by tho score of 21 to
0 through the wontlerful playing of Bill
Gnult and Kidder Caskey. The nlay
was remarkably clean and the visitors
won a place In the hearts of oil present
by their gentlemanly play. Manager
Gorker immediately gave them n place
on the schedule for next season and
football. fans would like to see more
such visiting teams as Pen Argyl coma
here.
Peveral of hi learns playing Sunday foot
ball will endeavor to reVlao their schedule
and perform on Saturdays tn tho future.
Tho news that no samea could bo played was
not Imparted to some of the teams until It
was too late to stop vtaltlrur clubs from
comlntr here. The management of tho Brides-
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Scores of Independent
Football Contests
Union
A. A.(
85 1 Lancaster
All-Col-
llafmeatrar'. Sli Pe
llofmesbtirs. SlJ Pn ArTl, 0.
Frankfort, lj WlWlnjr, 0.
n.t.i A, Rtst Vnlls Y. M. A.. 0.
Arrrl, 0.
Kmeraon. 01 Mna-nolla,. of Oerraantawn. 0.
J'oIwVn. 47 1 B. V. J. Sehylaatlei. O.
Vlctrl C. C,. 01 llelfo. 0,
fitenton F. C., 0 flennantown A. A.. 0.
flrrenway A. A., 7 Woodlyne, 0.
Woodbury, 71 VUmitn. 0.
Cnmden A. C., 10i Ilnddon Titers, 3.
Riverside. 4zt nohjjrf. n.
IMix A. v.. . ivwins-, y,
Pi. impnani on, .'-.. nir, v.
Magnolia, of Frankford, Sit Hantlnvdon, 0.
Rnmlall A. C., Ill lenon. 0. .
AII-rhila4eIphla, 82 1 Tonredale, 0.
Merclff A. C, 6 Itobart. 0.
burr A. A. did not Irarn ot the Sunday
ban on sports until 11 p. m on Saturday
nliht. They had booked the Thomas A. C. ,
of Bethlehem. Althouih no Rattle wn staged,
the Brldesburr matuiement eave tho Beth
lehem players their cntlro guarantee of
200 Juat as If a rame had been played
The Lancaster All-Collrclans tackled the
Union A. A., of Phoenlxvllle, at Norrlatown.
The Oolleclans were conndent ot wlnnlnr,
but when tho Union All-Americans had nn
Ished they wero ahead by the score of 88
to 0. Johnson and Pottelrer starred. It Is
eolnx to take a wonderful team to lower the
colors of the Union crldders. Manager Ey
rich has surrounded himself with what la
thought to bo tho mot wonderful team
ever assembled In these parts, and the games
with Conshy and llolmesburg should draw
Immense crowds. .
The hardest clash of the season was staged
at Conahohooken with the Blue Stars, of
l!ethlhrm. The final result was a tie at
3-3, Held goal" by McOuckln and Downey,
both from the 4B-yard lino, saving; the game
from a scoreless tie. Phil Barry, formerly
of State made his first appearanoa with
Conshy and played In wonderful form. Con
shohocken Is scheduled to play Vlncome next
Saturday.
The Frankfort! YelloJiekets were hande!
a surprise by tho Wheeling eleen with a
score of 14 to 0. Neither scored In the
first nail. OUT. m mo mini tuuci w
Tellowjackets got busy and reglatered two
touchdowns, itay .uuior nituru ..,
making ft total of 21 out of 22 chances
for the season.
Tom lUley's All-rhllodelphlii eleven regis,
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KID WILLIAMS
FOR BOUT WITH HERMAN
Former Champion Has Dissipated "Tltcy-Never-Comc-Back"
Belief in Four Matches to Date Down to 118 Pounds
By LOUIS
T7-IDDO WILLIAMS has had four
bouts since starting his campaign In
Philadelphia to prove the unknown per.
son who- first pulled that well-known
they-nevcr-cone-back" line wbb con
versing through his chapeau. or some
thing; and also for tho purpose to con
vince the dear old public that he can
fight hlm'sclf back into condition for
an opportunity to regain his bantam
boss-ship now owned bv Peter Her
man. In all four inntches the former
Baltlmorean, who will do his future
voting In Philadelphia, hns showed fas
cinating form.
It cannot be said that Williams is
hoot In the rnnrittlnn nf BOvernl venrn
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ceeding contest the Kid has showed
marked improvement. He got under
way here last summer by outclassing
l'ntsy Jonnson in eigne rounds; wmri.
Brandt was htopped In three rounds,
then the Kid went along for twelve
rounds in Baltimore, defeating Johnny
Krtle, nnd in his last match he scored a
toohnical knockout victory over Joe
Nelson when i cut over the latter's eye
caused the referee to stop the contest
nt thf conclusion of the fifth round.
Williams himself is certain that he Is
nnt rend vet for a meeting with Chain-
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hnu nrnved that he can get down to 118
pounds and still be strong. Now he Is
planning to get several more matches
under his belt before be begins plugging
for a return tilt with his conqueror.
Herman already has announced him
self as being willing to encore with
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able that no such bout will be put on
until next summer.
Oonslp In New York has hern started to the
effect that Jack Dempsey and Oeorges Car
pentlor have been nntrh-d tentatively for a
bout to a referee's decision same to be
staged on or before May 21, I02I Fl
hundred thouennd dc-llare It la said Is tn ho
the purse to be put up for the match to he
decided cl'her In Cuha nr New Yorlc. No
definite articles, howeer have been signed.
Pater lValtaee Is back In
Phllly from
Toronto, Can. where he Impressed
nressed the fans
In a ten-round bout with Ted Joyce, who
had a nhjalral adantage In height, reach
and about eight pounds In weight. A num
ber of twraone In Toronto are trying to In
veigle Wallace to make hie home there, so
that he may repreeent thai city In a return
match with Jlmmv Wlldf when the llttlo
union again cornea to tma aide or tn
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Joe Nelson's eye Is knitting nicely nnd he
plans to reiume training In about a week,
"That was a tough break for me that cut
over my ee and It was a lucky one for KM
Williams," says Neleon "I am going to
try for a return meeting- with him and you
can bet that I'll beat Williams the next tuno
wo meet "
Kid Williams Is to 1.0 on In an eight-round
numtwr with Torairn Murray, onu nf th local
youngsters, at the Olvmplc tonight Tommy
Is n brother of Battling Murray and h has
ben winning his bouts consistent' He Is
a clever mlttman, pumhes falrlv hard and
has proved to t4 rugged In nil of his
matches Harry (KM) Hi own will ap-iear
in me saminnai or eigne rounas in a doui
iui.: Bobby Burmen o Blllv Oannon Kid
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Jack M'elnsteln nho always keeps In closo
touch with Benny Leonard, says that the
champion has no matches on until ho glveg
K o Lnughlln a rt-turn Ixiut In Camden.
N. J , November 12. Their last meetlns
ended In a sensational knockout, Leonard
Mnnlnir In lhe ninth round Ioug!iltn con
tends that i tow punch greatly weakened him
In that contest.
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